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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 23, 2007
Filed:
Apr. 13, 2005
Houston Staton, Paseo Colón, CR;
James Ashley, Sr., Anaheim, CA (US);
James Ashley, Jr., Norco, CA (US);
Frank Mooney, Brea, CA (US);
Patrick Mooney, Brea, CA (US);
Edward Lang, Diamond Bar, CA (US);
Charles Maggs, Costa Mesa, CA (US);
German Santos, Anaheim Hills, CA (US);
Houston Staton, Paseo Colón, CR;
James Ashley, Sr., Anaheim, CA (US);
James Ashley, Jr., Norco, CA (US);
Frank Mooney, Brea, CA (US);
Patrick Mooney, Brea, CA (US);
Edward Lang, Diamond Bar, CA (US);
Charles Maggs, Costa Mesa, CA (US);
German Santos, Anaheim Hills, CA (US);
Wirelesswerx International, Inc., Urbanizacion Marbella, PA;
Abstract
A method to define a geographical zone is disclosed. The geographical zone can be utilized to regulate a movable entity and the actions within the geographical zone. The geographical zone can be defined by allowing a user to define and load to a transponder a plurality of waypoints, each waypoint defined by a geographical coordinate and a radius originating from the geographical coordinate. The geographical zone can also be defined by selecting a plurality of coordinates that are loaded to a transponder and mapped on a pixilated image.