Motorola Corporation

Aveopt, Inc.

Wayne Graf Baer

Daniel S Rokusek

Timothy Nash

Raghunandan Sanjeev

A system may include an unmanned surveyor and a controller for the surveyor. The controller may include a headset. The surveyor includes a vehicle for moving within an environment and a camera for capturing video or images of the environment. The surveyor identifies points within the environment, and positions of those points (e.g., latitude, longitude, elevation). The surveyor may calculate spatial dimensions of virtual lines and/or shapes superimposed within the real-world environment. The controller may control the surveyor. The surveyor may be responsive to a controller headset that detects movement. The controller may display video or images captured by the surveyor, and may provide to a user an immersive first-person perspective of the environment. The user may utilize the controller to superimpose virtual lines and shapes onto the environment. These superimposed lines and shapes may trace real-world objects, enabling the user to remotely evaluate features of the real-world objects.

Unmanned surveyor

A method of dynamically configuring access to services () between a remote communications node () and a remote communications device () includes determining if the remote communications node () is communicating with a distributed communications system (). The remote communications node () is configured as a primary gateway () if the remote communications node () is communicating with the distributed communications system () and configured as a secondary gateway () if it is not. A remote communications device () is initialized and the remote communications node () and remote communications device () are dynamically configured to optimally access services () in a serial configuration.

Method of dynamically configuring access to services

A method of wireless communication in restricted wireless zones ( ) includes providing a restricted wireless zone communication system ( ) having one or more wireless nodes ( ) and a wireless device ( ) having a first transceiver ( ) restricted from operating in a restricted wireless zone ( ) and a second transceiver ( ) not restricted from operating in a restricted wireless zone ( ). Upon entering restricted wireless zone ( ) first transceiver ( ) is disabled and second transceiver ( ) is enabled to communicate with restricted wireless zone communication system ( ). Wireless device ( ) is then able to send and receive content from outside restricted wireless zone ( ). Upon wireless device ( ) leaving restricted wireless zone ( ), the second transceiver is disabled and the first transceiver ( ) is enabled.

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Wayne Graf Baer