IP Holdings, Inc.

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Micro Power Systems, Inc.

Airspace Reality

Raman Kaliputnam Rao

Sunil Kaliputnam Rao

Sanjay Kaliputnam Rao

Rekha Kaliputnam Rao

Rekha K Rao, Legal Representative

Rajni Rao

A system level scheme for networking of implantable devices, electronic patch devices/sensors coupled to the body; and wearable sensors/devices with cellular telephone/mobile devices, peripheral devices and remote servers.

System for seamless and secure networking of health devices

A mobile communication system based on digital content including images and video that may be acquired, processed, and displayed using a plurality of mobile devices, smartphones, tablet computers, stationary computers, intelligent electronic glasses, and servers.

Image and augmented reality based networks using mobile devices and intelligent electronic glasses

A method and apparatus for reconfiguring the audio and video interfaces of mobile devices is described. A system for configuring various surfaces of a mobile device for performing additional functions such utilizing the front and reverse side of a mobile device with reconfigurable larger displays for enhancing the visual experience for various applications such as in video, TV and medical imaging is described. A system for command and control of a media center with a mobile device is disclosed. A method for multi-channel processing of audio and video information over mobile devices is described. A method for biometrically authorizing and delivering of copy right content to mobile devices is disclosed.

Reconfigurable mobile device

A mobile communication system based on images, enabling communication between a plurality of mobile devices and servers, wherein the images have associated additional properties in the nature of voice, audio, data and other information. The system further enabling the formation of one or more image networks wherein the images are stored, organized, connected and linked to each other by one or more methods inclusive of one to one connection between images, a hierarchical connection between images and or other methods of connection between images to facilitate efficient image based communication between mobile devices, stationary devices and servers based on the mobile device identification, mobile device specific profiles and user specific profiles. The imaged base network system further having the ability to learn and form intelligent association between objects, people and other entities; between images and the associated data relating to both animate and inanimate entities for intelligent image based communication in a network.

Image networks for mobile communication

Individuals are related to a user at a certain degree of connectivity depending on how many hops are required to traverse from one user to another user. The behavior model and predictive actions of other users may be determined to enable the matching of one or more users and to determine and predict actions of other users. Projected Behavior of a user based on various Bayesian prior history models, game theory and other situational analyses based on the personality profile of the user and the risk tolerance indicated by the user for that particular profile. The network of interconnections between the individuals in the personal matching network of A defines the Network for A. The Invitation List of each user is of relevance in determining the levels of connectivity across personal and group networks.

Social graphs and user predictions in social networks

Reconfigurable mobile device interfaces supporting authenticated high quality video, audio, TV and multimedia services

Image networks for actuation and control of objects

A system level scheme for networking of implantable devices, electronic patch devices/sensors coupled to the body, and wearable sensors/devices with cellular telephone/mobile devices, peripheral devices and remote servers is described.

Networking of implantable medical devices and wearable devices

A method and apparatus in which multiple Internet Protocol (IP) based wireless data transmissions are simultaneously provided between a wireless device and a server, including providing multiple antennas, multiple T/R units, multiple processors and multiple I/O ports on the wireless device. The method includes receiving multiple IP data packets on the I/O ports at substantially the same time, and sending multiple data packets from the wireless device to the server, whereby the transmission rate between the wireless device and the server is increased.

Wireless device communication system

A mobile communication system based on digital content including images and video that may be acquired, processed, and displayed using a plurality of mobile devices, smartphones, tablet computers, stationary computers, intelligent electronic glasses, and servers. An intelligent electronic glasses or headset may comprise a full set or subset of these components including: processor; multicore processor; graphics processor; display; high definition display; LCD, LED, see thru LED, see thru mirror display, see thru LCD/LED mirror display or other displays; dual displays for each eye; keyboard; projected keyboard; on screen keyboard; programmable buttons; microphone; noise isolation or noise cancellation; speakerphone; in-ear speaker; digital still camera; digital video camera.

Smart glasses and virtual objects in augmented reality and images

Processing of the authentication data includes use of information of the comparing to determine a match condition of the authentication data. Authentication data may be one or more of a user profile, voice data, audio data, video data, photographic data, handwriting data, fingerprint data, retinal scan data, and location information. The software for recognizing a finger print could reside on a network server or on the hand held device. The present invention also allows for the person to speak to a cell phone/hand held device and access remote macros. For example, by stating 'open garage'. This command could connect to a network server which would then authenticate the voice. Since voice recognition could be burdensome, this operation could be performed on a networked server or on the hand held device. Once the voice has been recognized through voice recognition software, the command will be performed.

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Raman Kaliputnam Rao