WIRELESS DIGITAL CONTROLLERS REMOTELY

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
AXRSYS REN HOLDINGS 802 Cambrian Dr. Campbell CA 95008 Wireless digital controllers to remotely monitor and control the function and status of other electrical, electronic, and mechanical devices or systems, namely, home electrical outlets, switches and appliances, all via a home wireless network; Light switches controlled manually or remotely on a wireless network; Electrical power devices, namely, multimedia power outlets controlled remotely on a wireless network; Audio speakers with amplification controlled remotely on a wireless network; Digital video cameras, specifically indoor video cameras, portable video cameras, baby video cameras and security video cameras, all having downloadable software applications for remote control of recording and playback and for social media sharing of digital video recordings, all on mobile electronic devices;AXR SYS;
AXRSYS AXR Technologies Inc. 23 Las Colinas Lane #110 San Jose CA 95119 Wireless digital controllers to remotely monitor and control the function and status of other electrical, electronic, and mechanical devices or systems, namely, home electrical outlets, switches and appliances, all via a home wireless network; Light switches controlled manually or remotely on a wireless network; Electrical power devices, namely, multimedia power outlets controlled remotely on a wireless network; Audio speakers with amplification controlled remotely on a wireless network; Digital video cameras, specifically indoor video cameras, portable video cameras, baby video cameras and security video cameras, all having downloadable software applications for remote control of recording and playback and for social media sharing of digital video recordings, all on mobile electronic devices;AXR SYS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A home or office is remotely monitored by an authorized caller using wireless piconet networks between personal wireless piconet identifier devices worn or carried by particular persons and a remotely accessible access monitor base unit. Persons are monitored by an authorized remote person using a personal wireless piconet identifying device. Each personal wireless piconet identifying device includes a unique code serving as a personal identifier. An access monitoring base unit (e.g., a cordless telephone) includes a piconet network front end which establishes a piconet or scatternet network connection with a wireless piconet entrance/exit monitor, which in turn establishes temporary wireless piconet networks with the personal wireless piconet identifying units. A properly authorized caller may remotely access the access monitor base unit, enter a suitably secure access code, and request and download desired information from the piconet participant database, either in digital or audible form.