Google Inc.

Casper Sleep Inc.

Tyler Moore

Nicholas Unger Webb

Daniel Adam Warren

Edwin H Satterthwaite, Jr

Lawrence F Heyl

Dietrich Ho

Steven Clark

Andrew William Goldenson

Kelly Veit

Julia R Deluliis

Joseph Jaoudi

Ben Manuto

David Hendler Sloo

David T Wang

Lauren Von Dehsen

Nina F Shih

Geo Hsu

David Liem

Terry Simons

Michael Kwiatkowski

Colin Kelly

Martin Kay

Elliot Sather

Chikezie Ejiasi

Fang Wang

Shyam Srinivasan

Shail Shah

Jeff Chapin

Ara Acle

Russell Jelinek

Defne Civelekoglu

Jordan Lay

Ryan Young

Josef Norgan

Jeff Mekler

Chris Glaister

Caroline Cockerham

Edwin H Satterthwaite

Carly Kim

Eric Konzelmann

Eric Lewis

Lawrence Frederick Heyl

Shiney Joseph Rossi

A temperature-regulating mattress system provides dynamic adjustment of temperature and other parameters throughout a user's sleep cycle to maximize the quality of the user's sleep, Features of the system may include: (a) heating and cooling temperature regulation (with dynamic custom profiles that control humidity and are dual-zone); (b) smart controls (with remotes and apps that learn from users to optimize settings and work with smart home products such as Alexa and interactive lighting systems); (c) comfort (with a mattress that provide the necessary support for its users); and (d) sensors used for temperature and humidity estimation algorithms, control mechanism, and additional inferences from those sensors (pose, enrichment of biometric sensing data, etc.).

Temperature-regulating mattress

Systems and methods for handling latent anomalies in field devices are described herein. When an anomaly is detected, the system can earmark the presence of the detected anomaly with a flag or other notification, and announce the existence of the anomaly to a user. In some embodiments, a self-test may be distributed to devices in the field that may be potentially affected by the latent anomaly so that those devices can monitor for the presence of the anomaly and take appropriate action if detected.

Systems and methods for handling latent anomalies

Various arrangements for handling delayed status update are presented. A network-enabled sensor unit may be used to measure an environmental condition. The sensor unit may determine, based on measuring the environmental condition, an environmental condition status has changed state. A network connection may be established that permits communication with a remote notification service system. This notification service system may maintain a remote status intended to be synchronized with the environmental condition status of the sensor unit. The sensor unit may determine that the environmental condition status has changed prior to communicating the environmental condition status to the notification service system. A historical status array may be transmitted to the notification service system in response to determining the environmental condition status has reverted to the first state prior to communicating the environmental condition status. The historical status array can indicate previous states of the environmental condition status of the sensor unit.

Retroactive messaging for handling missed synchronization events

Systems and methods for self-administering a sound test to verify operation of a speaker and/or alarm within a hazard detection system are described herein. The sound test can verify that the audible sources such as the alarm and speaker operate at the requisite loudness and frequencies. In addition, the sound test can be self-administered in that it does not require the presence of a person to initiate or verify that the audible sources are functioning properly.

Systems and methods for coordinating and administering self tests of smart home devices having audible outputs

Systems and methods for providing spoken messages that reflect event status of one or more hazard detection systems within a smart-home environment are described herein. The messages can inform occupants in concise manner that does not overload cognitive recognition of those occupants. For example, the messages may be prioritized to limit the amount of information that is spoken and intelligently condense information in as concise a manner as possible. This may be accomplished by using one or more speaking paradigms to compile audible messages to be played back through a speaker of the hazard detection system.

Event prioritization and user interfacing for hazard detection in multi-room smart-home environment

Systems and methods for detecting anomalies in a hazard detection system are described herein. When an anomaly is detected, the system can earmark the presence of the detected anomaly with a flag or other notification, and announce the existence of the anomaly to a user.

Systems and methods for detecting anomalies in a hazard detection system

Systems and methods for self-administering a sound test

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