Ubiquiti Networks, Inc.

Ubiquiti Inc.

Ubiqsiti Inc.

Ubiguiti Networks, Inc.

Ubiqviti Networks, Inc.

Robert J Pera

John R Sanford

Sriram Dayanandan

Randall Wayne Frei

Jude Lee

Linker Cheng

Lance Dion Lascari

Vish Ponnampalam

Bo-chieh Yang

Keh-Ming Luoh

Gerardo Huerta

Yuan-Hsiang Lee

Tsung Hwa Yang

Matthew A Hardy

Hsin-Ming Chen

Gonzalo P Jabbaz

Yanwei Sun

Hong Wei Lin

Mark A Blanchard

Ming-Tsung Su

James Krause

Chung-Ming Lo

Pang-Lei Hsu

Stig Thormodsrud

Anton N Obukhov

Huan T Vu

Oskars Verza

Andris Lejasmeiers

Siangting Li

Chi-Shen Wang

Andrejs Hanins

Yong-Ruei Yang

An-Cheng Huang

Te-Ho Chen

Kristaps Elsins

Ramanujam Jagannath

Yu-Hsuan Lai

Yao-Chung Chang

Yuwei Tu

Chu-Chi Lin

Pin-Ta Tsai

Christopher Piekarski

Jonathan Ngai

Takaaki Kojima

Xu Fan

Eugen-Andrei Gavriloaie

Xinfu Qiu

Konstantinos Tsiopanos

Patrick G Jabbaz

Jim Milner

Vladimir Vyskocil

Edward Crawford

Gunars Rī

Koji Kanao

Samuel Didear

Heqing Huang

Yupeng Qiu

Michael Anderson

Andrejs Bogdanovs

Aleksejs Vingovatovs

Te Ho Chen

Pai-Chen Sun

Yue-Lin Han

Gunars Rïtins

Ying-Jhang Chen

Shu-Jen Chou

Bo-Chieh Yang

Andris Lejasmejers

Gunars Ritins

Yuang-Hsiang Lee

Taka Kojima

Access point antenna housing

Wall-mounted network console

Apparatuses (e.g., systems and devices) and methods for remotely accessing a local (e.g., home, office, etc.) network of devices connected to a local router.

Systems for automatic secured remote access to a local network

Apparatuses and methods for simultaneously operating as a wireless radio and monitoring the local frequency spectrum. For example, described herein are wireless radio devices that use a secondary receiver to monitor frequencies within the operating band and prevent or avoid interferers, including in particular half-IF interferers. The systems, devices, and methods described herein may adjust the intermediate frequency in a superheterodyne receiver to select an intermediate frequency that minimizes interference. In particular, described herein are apparatuses and methods that use a second receiver which is independent of the first receiver and may be connected to the same receiving antenna to monitor the geographically local frequency spectrum and may detect spurious interferers, allowing the primary receiver to adjust the intermediate frequency and avoid spurious interferes.

Wireless radio system optimization by persistent spectrum analysis

Enterprise network console

Free-angle camera mount

Methods and apparatuses providing a visual metric of the efficiency of a network of devices communicating through a wireless access point (AP). These apparatuses and methods may also determine and display pseudo-dynamic error vector magnitude (EVM) information for a network of wireless stations, including displaying a pseudo-dynamic constellation diagrams using EVM information. These methods and apparatuses may transmit a plurality of sounding packets from each of one or more radio devices different modulation types (e.g., BPSK, QPSK, 16 QAM, 64 QAM, 256 QAM and 1024 QAM), and receiving at least some of the sounding packets at a second radio device (e.g., an access point) and determining EVM information from the received sounding packets, and displaying (or providing for display) a constellation diagram including pseudo-dynamic EVM information that is a constrained approximation of actual EVM information.

Methods and apparatuses for graphically indicating station efficiency and pseudo-dynamic error vector magnitude information for a network of wireless stations

High-resolution camera housing

Camera module

An example method for using wireless packets to indicate boot status of a network device is disclosed. The method includes initiating a boot sequence of a network device. The method also includes during at least a portion of the boot sequence, transmitting a first wireless packet comprising data indicating a boot status of the network device, wherein the boot status indicates the network device is booting. The method also includes transmitting a second wireless packet comprising data indicating the boot status of the network device, wherein the boot status indicates the network device has finished booting.

Using wireless packets to indicate device boot status

Wireless radio device alignment tools and methods. Described herein are methods for point-to-point alignment of wireless radio devices and alignment tools to assist in aligning wireless radio devices. These alignment tools may automatically or manually receive location information and may use a local compass function to determine a rough or initial alignment and additional tools to provide further (fine) alignment based on calculated and actual signal strength between the two devices being aligned.

Wireless radio device alignment tools and methods

Apparatuses (e.g., systems and devices) and methods to view otherwise hidden connectivity of networking devices. An electronic device such as a network device connected to a variety of different devices, may be observed through a real-time image onto which information about the connectivity and/or connections may be display to show identity, connectivity state and other information associated with ports of the network device(s). These methods may be implemented on a mobile device used to capture images of the network device and present an overlay of virtual objects on the captured images to a user in real time. The virtual objects may dynamically move or change shape in real time depending on the movement of the mobile device. One or more filtering techniques may be used to stabilize the virtual objects with respect to the captured images.

Augmented reality for internet connectivity installation

Radio devices for wireless transmission including an integrated adjustable mount allowing mounting to a pole or stand and adjustment of the angle of the device (e.g., the altitude). The device may include a compact array antenna having a high gain configured to operate in, for example, the 5.15 to 5.85 GHz band and/or the 2.40-2.48 GHz band. The antenna emitters may be arranged in a separate plane from a plane containing the antenna feed connecting the emitting elements and also from a ground plane. The antenna array may be contained within a protective weatherproof housing along with the radio control circuitry.

Adjustable-tilt housing with flattened dome shape, array antenna, and bracket mount

One embodiment of the present invention provides a cloud-based video monitoring system comprising a camera and a network video recorder (NVR). During operation, the camera stores in a buffer last predetermined temporal segment of a video. The camera also stores a first video file in a local storage corresponding to an event detected by the camera. This first video file is non-overlapping with a second video file corresponding to the event and this second video file is stored in the NVR. The camera generates a third video file by pre-pending last predetermined temporal segment of a video prior to the event to the first video file and sends the third video file to the NVR.

Cloud-based video monitoring

Growing community of inventors

San Jose, CA, United States of America

Robert J Pera