Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Rajesh Baliram Singh

Rolando Hernandez

Jeffrey Lee Cutcher

Daniel L Cronin

Jeffrey L Cutcher

Power supply and method for supplying power. One example power supply includes a first power source, a second power source, and a control circuit. The first power source provides electrical current to a first power output terminal. The first power source also provides electrical current to a second power output terminal. The second power source has a voltage level that is lower than the first power source. The control circuit is configured to measure a load current supplied to the second power output terminal. The control circuit is also configured to compare the measured load current to a threshold. Responsive to detecting the measured load current being higher than the threshold, the control circuit is configured to connect the second power source to the second power output terminal to provide electrical current thereto.

System and method for a load-based selectable battery cell

A device, system and method for dynamic channel assignment is provided. A communication device assigns one or more channels for use by one or more of a plurality of mobile radios in a geographic region around an incident location using one or more lists indicative of unusable channels in the geographic region, the one or more lists received by the plurality of mobile radios, the one or more channels assigned for use excluding the unusable channels in the geographic region.

Device, system and method for dynamic channel assignment

Systems and methods for surveillance-assisted patrol. One system includes an image capture device associated with a location, a patrol object, and a server communicatively coupled to the image capture device and the patrol object. The server includes an electronic processor configured to receive geolocation data for the patrol object. The electronic processor determines, based on the data, whether the patrol object is within a predetermined distance from the location, and, in response to determining that the patrol object is within the predetermined distance, captures a reference image of the location via the image capture device. The electronic processor accesses a second image corresponding to the location, captured at a different time than the reference image. The electronic processor compares the reference image to the second image to determine a difference. The electronic processor, in response to determining the difference, transmits, via the transceiver, a patrol alert to an electronic device.

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Davie, FL, United States of America

Rajesh Baliram Singh