View, Inc.

Qualcomm Incorporated

Wiltron Company

Todd Daniel Antes

Nitesh Trikha

Sridhar Karthik Kailasam

Robert Michael Martinson

Matthew Burton Sheffield

Anthony Young

Chee Yung Chan

Vinh N Nguyen

Maarten Menzo Wentink

Stephen Clark Brown

Robert T Rozbicki

Vincent Knowles Jones, Iv

Didier Johannes Richard Van Nee

John R Sanford

Albert Van Zelst

MeeLan Lee

Simon Jan Brand

Patrick Kelliher

Dhairya Shrivastava

Srinivas Katar

Erich R Klawuhn

William W Oldfield

Hassan Kaywan Afkhami

Purva Rameshchandra Rajkotia

Philip F Kearney

Harold Hughes

Daniel Loy Purdy

Alireza Kheirkhahi

Ayse Yesilyurt

Thomas R Brinkoetter

Todd Gray

Vinh Nguyen

Disclosed herein are systems, apparatuses, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media related to a display construct coupled to a structure (e.g., a vision window such as a tintable window). The structure can be a supportive structure such as a fixture. The display construct is configured to facilitate media display and is at least partially transparent. An interactive installation software tool and process aligns a digital configuration of the display construct and/or touch screen functionality of the display construct, with its physical configuration in a matrix of display constructs.

Configuration associated with media display of a facility

Disclosed herein are systems, apparatuses, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media related to a display construct coupled to a structure (e.g., a vision window). The structure can be a supportive structure such as a fixture. The display construct is configured to facilitate media display and is at least partially transparent. The vision window may be a tintable window, e.g., a window in which its tint is electrically controllable (e.g., an electrochromic window). Various interactive capabilities with the display construct are disclosed (e.g., via a touch screen).

Tandem vision window and media display

Techniques for transceiving radio frequency (RF) signals through a window of a building are disclosed, the window having a first surface facing an interior of the building. An antenna arrangement is attached to a building structure adjacent the first surface and the antenna arrangement includes one or more radiating elements configured to transceive the RF signals through the window. In some embodiments, the building structure is mullion. In some embodiments a window surface includes an electrochromic and/or low emissivity coating that is excluded from a region proximate to the radiating elements.

Building antenna

Antenna systems for controlled coverage in buildings are disclosed where a data communications network in a building includes one or more external antennas. At least one of the external antennas is disposed on a roof or exterior of the building disposed in or associated with a window, a sky sensor or a digital architectural element. The one or more external antennas are coupled to a network infrastructure of the building via one or more data carrying lines and/or wireless links and are configured for communication with an external wireless network. The network infrastructure includes one or more data carrying lines, one or more network switches, and at least one control panel. In some embodiments, at least one of the external antennas is configured for communication with an external wireless network.

Antenna systems for controlled coverage in buildings

A method for wireless communication is described herein. The method may include advertising support by a wireless device for a first bandwidth mode and a second bandwidth mode, wherein the first bandwidth mode utilizes a single channel and the second bandwidth mode utilizes channel bonding between a plurality of channels. The method may also include switching a current bandwidth mode of the wireless device from one of the bandwidth modes to the other of the bandwidth modes and adjusting a number of multiple-input, multiple-output (MIMO) spatial streams supported by the wireless device in response to the switching.

Techniques for supporting multiple bandwidth modes

In an aspect a transceiver is provided. The transceiver may include a plurality of local oscillator (LO) generators configured to generate a plurality of LO signals, respectively, for mixing with one or more communication signals. The transceiver also includes a first synthesizer configured to generate a first reference signal and a second synthesizer configured to generate a second reference signal. The transceiver also includes a distribution circuit. The distribution circuit is configured to switch an input to at least one of the LO generators between the first and second reference signals for tuning each of the at least one of the LO generators between two different LO frequencies and to input to the other ones of the LO generators the first reference signal for tuning each of the other ones of the LO generators to an LO frequency.

An advanced gateway for multiple broadband access can include a plurality of broadband network interfaces. The advanced gateway can route data from a local network interface to a broadband network interface when a performance attribute of the broadband network meets or exceeds a data characteristic of data conveyed through the local network interface. In another embodiment, a first advanced gateway can send a portion of data received through the local network interface to a second advanced gateway when performance attributes associated with the first advanced gateway cannot meet or exceed a data characteristic of data received through a local network interface of the first advanced gateway. In yet another embodiment, an advanced gateway can receive commands from service providers, determine a recipient device for the command and forward the command to the recipient device through a device interface coupled to the recipient device.

Advanced gateway for multiple broadband access

An automatic VNA calibration apparatus is described which requires only a single connection at each of two test ports on a VNA and the pressing of one button. The apparatus comprises a housing for housing electrical components and a multi-throw switch which is controlled by a controller coupled to the housing. The switch is switched between a plurality of positions for coupling to the VNA a series of different calibration and verification components. The components need not be 'perfect' standards so long as their values, including the phase shifts which they provide, are accurately measured.

Automatic VNA calibration apparatus

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Todd Daniel Antes