Tile, Inc.

Enlighted, Inc.

Richard Philip Sillman

John Mathew Depew

Yves Behar

Michael George Farley

Christopher Sean Wheaton

Valentin Jean Charles Marcel Sollier

Vijay Shankar

Muhammad Umair

Mohamed Sameh Mahmoud

Jon Lake

Christopher Glover

Vladimir Kovalevsky

A tracking device has a first transceiver, a second transceiver, and control logic. The first transceiver can transmit a first tracking signal for locating the tracking device to mobile devices via a first network. The mobile devices provide the first tracking signal to a tracking server. The second transceiver can transmit a second tracking signal for locating the tracking device to the tracking server via a second network. The control logic can configure the tracking device in a first state in which the first transceiver transmits the first tracking signal, and the second transceiver is disabled and does not transmit the second tracking signal. In response to determining that the tracking device cannot connect to the tracking server via the first network, the control logic configures the tracking device in a second state in which the second transceiver is enabled and transmits the second tracking signal.

Tracking device location determination in a communicatively-restricted environment

Tracking device

A sensor mounting assembly for installing an environment sensor in a drop-down ceiling or light fixture of a building. The sensor mounting assembly includes a cylindrically-shaped carrier and a locking nut adapted to removably engage the carrier, and to clamp onto the mounting substrate. The carrier further is configured to receive the environment sensor from the front. The carrier and sensor include interlocking features to removably lock the sensor. Both installation and removal of the sensor may be performed from the front of the mounting substrate. Method and kits for mounting the sensor are described.

Environment sensor mounting assembly

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Los Altos, CA, United States of America

Richard Philip Sillman