IPApproach represents the internet of things (iot) patents and portfolios below, each available for sale or license. Select a listing for the full technology summary, patent schedule, and supporting documentation.
An an automated system using radio frequency (RF) signals to detect severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, operating independently of internet or cellular infrastructure.
A customizable virtual/digital payment system that utilizes conditional and contingency based transfer mechanisms for virtual currency transactions in conjunction with wallet authorization, multi-signature control, and chargeback release logic to manage payment finality.
A wearable device with built-in anti-tamper and removal detection technology, enabling continuous safety monitoring even if someone tries to forcibly remove it.
Electronic locks, and more specifically to an electronic lock which is powered from mobile power supplies including smartphones or other mobile computing devices.
A user location tracking system ("tracking system") and methods to locate user carried mobile devices, such as those used in digital cellular systems, personal communications systems ("PCS"), enhanced specialized mobile radios ("ESMRs"), radio frequency ("RF") based short-range wireless systems (Bluetooth, WiFi), and other wireless communications systems.
Lighting control systems and the regulation of lighting loads to maintain a constant light level in order to reduce energy use when natural light is available which process is generally known as daylighting or daylight harvesting.
3 US patents
Starfield Lighting Automation LLC and Starfield Controls Inc
Relates to security arrangements for protecting digital file data against unauthorized activity, wherein access to the digital file data is dependent upon cryptographically processed data for personal verification, including a device that produces a personal identification number.
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, and specifically the detection and mitigation of refrigerant leaks and hydrocarbon-based gas (HBG) leaks (HGL) within these HVAC systems.
A system and method for providing a reliable rideshare scheduling service rideshare fault tolerant watchdog system that may be reliant on other on-demand rideshare facilities or underlying rideshare sub-systems.
Heat and temperature monitoring device comprising a housing, microcontroller and sensor configured to determine an amount of heat adjacent to the device.
