Qualcomm Incorporated

Temeda LLC

Apacheta Corporation

Stewart Alan Skomra

Julian A Durand

Emil Sturniolo

Robert N Cichielo

Govindarajan Krishnamurthi

Srinivas Raghavan

Andrzej Pienczykowski

Deepa Suri

Mark Allen

Donald John Jones

Allan Schougaard

A convenient, easy to use ubiquitous governance system to help manage and maintain the plurality of semi-autonomous devices that will be loosely coupled to and communicate via the Internet or other network, more commonly referred to as the network of things.

Geospatial asset tracking systems, methods and apparatus for acquiring, manipulating and presenting telematic metadata

A local positioning system uses a power delivery network throughout a facility to easily deploy inexpensive electromagnetic receivers for capturing location fingerprints from the transmission of wireless devices. These captured fingerprints are then compared with a database of similar fingerprints compiled from a facility surveying process. Location of the wireless device is inferred from the known location corresponding to that survey-derived fingerprint that is most highly correlated with the fingerprint derived from the wireless device. The known location may then be used to provide a logical mapping of the wireless device within facility floor plans or the like.

Method and apparatus for a local positioning system

A system and method for mediating the routing of asynchronous messages includes routing the asynchronous message to a first recipient, determining whether the first recipient opened the asynchronous message, and re-routing the asynchronous message to a second recipient who is qualified to receive and respond to the message if the first recipient fails to open the message (i.e., read, listen, display, act upon the message). In an embodiment, the message is re-routed to the second recipient if the first recipient fails to open the message within a deadline automatically imposed by the system when the message is of a certain type. In an embodiment, a mediator monitors if any recipient accepts responsibility for the asynchronous message and informs the other recipients that the asynchronous message may be deleted from their message queues.

Method and apparatus for monitoring message status in an asynchronous mediated communication system

The specification and drawing figures describe and show a system for medication management is disclosed, illustrated, and claimed that includes a mobile wireless communication instrument. A data processing system () housed in the portable wireless communications instrument is included to receive, store, and transmit images and data. A programmable medication management protocol is stored in memory () of the data processing system () to image-identify and image-authenticate components of the medication management protocol. A notification subsystem is included to either confirm or reject use of the medication.

Mobile wireless medication management system

A system and method for mediating the routing of asynchronous messages includes routing the asynchronous message to a first recipient, determining whether the first recipient opened the asynchronous message, and re-routing the asynchronous message to a second recipient who is qualified to receive and respond to the message if the first recipient fails to open the message. In an aspect, the second recipient is selected based upon the role that the second recipient performs within the system. In another aspect, the message is re-routed to the second recipient if the first recipient fails to open the message within a deadline imposed by the message sender. In another aspect, the message is re-routed to the second recipient if the first recipient fails to open the message within a deadline automatically imposed by the system when the message is of a certain type.

Method and apparatus for asynchronous mediated communicaton

A method of a peer computing system for performing a data processing service for a remote peer computing system publishes a description of each of a plurality of data processing services which the peer computing system makes available to the remote peer system. The peer computing further publishes a description of at least one of the physical attributes of the peer computing system and the spatial behavior of the peer computing system. The spatial behavior is represented by at least one of a record of the location of the peer computing system with respect to time and a record of networks to which the peer computing system is coupled with respect to time. The peer computing system may receive a service request from the remote peer computing system, the service request may comprise one of: i) a request to perform one of the plurality of data processing services; and ii) a request to perform a new data processing service which utilized the physical and spatial attributes of the peer computing system in conjunction with instructions on how to perform the new data processing.

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