Preddio Technologies Inc.

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Ledvance Gmbh

Scott Christopher Kelly

Aaron T Ganick

Brian Rheaume

Shiyong Zhang

Vijaykumar Soni

Marvin Dean Butt

A method and system for implementing a guaranteed observance window is provided. Specifically, the guaranteed observance window may be implemented in telecommunication. The method may include determining an available message size, determining an observance window, and setting a time slot sensitivity based on the message size and the desired observance window. The method may further include detecting a first event, setting a first bit of a message to a logic high when the first event is detecting, and advancing a location of the first bit within the message with the passage of each time intervals that correspond to the time slot sensitivity.

Guaranteed observance window for telecommunication

A method and system for dynamically broadcasting device data using a standard Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) advertisement packet is provided. Specifically, the Bluetooth advertisement packet can be Bluetooth 4.0 compatible that has a maximum payload size of 31 bytes excluding MAC address. The Bluetooth advertisement packet can be modified to include one or more data corresponding to one or more parameters gathered or detected by one or more sensors. The parameters can include acceleration, velocity, temperature, pressure, and the like. A BLE device employing the data schemes disclosed herein can further be configured to broadcast multiple advertisement packets each containing different data corresponding to different parameters. Thus, expending the payload capacity of advertisement packets without having to initiate pairing between a remote device and the BLE device and maintains backward compatibility without requiring the remote device to be advertising extensions (Bluetooth 5.0) compatible.

Dynamic Bluetooth broadcast of data

Sensor housing

Guaranteed feed observance window for telecommunication

Dynamic bluetooth broadcast of data

A method of controlling lighting that includes color coding at least one group icon for a scene for lighting on a light control interface. The at least one group icon can be color coded with a first type color coded identifier corresponding to the scene. The method can continue with grouping at least one member icon designating a light function form for at least one lamp to the at least one group icon on the light control interface. The at least one member icon may include a second type color identifier, in which a member icon being grouped to a group icon has a same color for the second type color identifier for the member icon as the first type color identifier for the group icon.

Apparatus containing color coded group and member icons and method of grouping and degrouping members icons in lighting applications

A control device and related user interfaces (UIs) and techniques for controlling the light output of a solid-state lighting device are disclosed. In accordance with some embodiments, the control device may be configured to present a UI having one or more adjustment features operatively associated with one or more adjustment modes by which the control device may control the light output of a downstream lighting device communicatively coupled with the control device. Via a given adjustment feature, a user (or other controller) may adjust one or more characteristics, such as intensity, correlated color temperature (CCT), and color of the emissions of the lighting device. In some embodiments, the control device may be a computing device, mobile or otherwise, and the UI may be presented by a display element as a graphical UI (GUI).

Control device and related user interfaces and techniques for controlling solid-state lighting device emissions

A controller for a safety shut-off system is taught. The controller is for a system that interrupts a supply of electricity to an electrical appliance upon detecting a trigger. The controller includes a housing having a cover with an electrical socket, which is configured to receive an electrical plug electrically coupled to the appliance. The controller also includes interrupter circuitry contained within the housing, which is electrically coupled to a power supply and to the socket, and which is configured to decouple the power supply from the socket upon receiving a trigger signal. The trigger signal is generated in response to a safety hazard associated with the electrical appliance.

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Richmond, CA, United States of America

Scott Christopher Kelly