Abstract: A face mask uses a neck hanger to facilitate the flow of filtered fresh air inside the face mask for inhaling. The neck hanger is a lightweight tube that has a U shape and hangs from the neck of a user. The neck hanger houses a fan with a filter at either side, and a battery with a controller circuit. Two flexible pipes connect the face mask to the neck hanger from either side. The neck hanger sucks the air from the environment using a fan and filters it before being blown into the face mask through a flexible pipe. The face mask's contaminated interior air through another flexible pipe is sucked be another fan and filtered by a filter before being released into the environment.

Abstract: The rise of the connected objects known as the “Internet of Things” (IoT) will rival past technological marvels. This application discloses a novel time of day (TOD) acquisition by a first Internet of Things (IoT) device from a second IoT device that possesses accurate time of day in a smart environment. The second IoT device obtains time of day from GPS receiver, 5G/6G IoT network, or WiFi IoT network using IEEE1588 PTP or unused subcarriers of 5G/6G/WiFi IoT network. Second IoT device regularly updates its time of day.

Abstract: The rise of the connected objects known as the “Internet of Things” (IoT) will rival past technological marvels. This application discloses a novel object control system for navigation of moving vehicles in country roads and freeways. The object control system uses roadside, lane lines, and center barrier stud Internet of Things (IoT) devices to assist the navigation. In mountainous terrains that stud IoT devices have no access to IoT network and GPS a relay or grandmaster IoT device at the top of the mountain is used to provide access to IoT network by stud IoT devices.

Abstract: Developing intelligent systems which take into consideration the economical, environmental, and safety factors of the modern society, is one of the main challenges of this century. Progress in the fields of mobile robots, control architectures, artificial intelligence, advanced technologies, and computer vision allows us to now envisage a smart environment future. The rise of the connected objects known as the “Internet of Things” (IoT) will rival past technological marvels. This application discloses a time synchronous communication IoT network and use of time of day to control and manage a smart environment.

Abstract: A control algorithm for wireless sensor to estimate and calculate environmental parameters. The control algorithm comprises a method to calculate the distant between an approaching object to wireless sensor receive antenna by measuring the travelling time between completion of transmission of transmit signal at the transmit antenna and completion of reception of the reflected transmit signal at the receive antenna, a method of calculating the approaching speed of an object to wireless sensor receive antenna by using multiple distance measurements, and a method to calculate impact force from an approaching object based on estimated mass of the object and deceleration of its speed.

Abstract: A novel non-uniform sampling technique for a burst type signal. The analog signal is digitized with high sampling rate to maintain harmonics at higher frequencies and consequently the integrity of the analog signal. Then by using non-uniform sampling technique the most significant samples are selected for further processing which results in overall cost and power consumption reduction.

Abstract: This application discloses an implementation of a novel non-uniform sampling technique for a burst type signal. A simple circuit is developed that implements an analog computation of a complex digital calculation to skip the unnecessary samples and choose the optimum next sample. Then the optimum samples are selected for further processing which results in overall cost and power consumption reduction.

Abstract: A novel cloud RAN architecture which allows pooling the baseband resources to optimize both CAPEX and OPEX. The cloud baseband unit provides a pool of LTE channel baseband signal processing elements that can be assigned to remote radio units based on the traffic load. The LTE channel baseband element or elements can also be shared among a group of remote radio units.

Abstract: A helmet with wireless sensor system for monitoring of surrounding objects. The helmet with wireless sensor system comprises a wireless sensor transceiver with a number of patch antennas to transmit a particular signal and receive reflected signals from surrounding objects; a processing unit located in a main shoulder pad communicating through radio frequency with a helmet uses the information from reflected signal received by wireless sensor transceiver to calculate the speed, distance, and direction of the object to determine when and where an impact will occur; and a number of inflatable/deflatable pads installed on the helmet and external to the helmet that will be activated prior to an impact.

Abstract: A control algorithm for helmet with wireless sensor system for monitoring of surrounding objects. The control algorithm comprises of an outer antenna loop to use one of the antennas for transmission, an inner transmission and reception loop to transmit from one antenna and receive from one or more antennas to measure speed, distance and direction of an approaching object to determine when and where an impact will occur, and a number of stiffenable and destiffenable pads installed on the helmet and external to the helmet that will be activated prior to an impact.

Abstract: A wireless sensor with digital detector for monitoring the environment surrounding the sensor. The wireless sensor with digital detector comprises a configurable wireless transceiver with quadrature down and up converters, memory to store the real time received in phase and quadrature phase samples, a bank of phase rotators to phase rotate the received stored samples and a bank of in phase and quadrature phase constellation level slicers to detect the received bits. A control processor utilizes the received information, received signal strength and timing information to estimate and calculate various environmental parameters which can be used to activate different devices.

Abstract: A helmet with wireless sensor system for monitoring of surrounding objects. The helmet with wireless sensor system comprises a wireless transceiver connected to a number of patch antennas to transmit a particular signal and receive reflected signals from surrounding objects, a processing unit that uses the information from reflected signal received by wireless transceiver to calculate the speed, distance, and direction of the object to determine when and where an impact will occur, and a number of inflatable/deflatable pads installed on the helmet and external to the helmet that will be activated prior to an impact.

Abstract: A helmet with wireless sensor system for monitoring of surrounding objects. The helmet with wireless sensor system comprises a number of wireless transceiver to transmit a particular signal and receive reflected signals from surrounding objects; a processing unit that uses the information from reflected signal received by wireless transceiver to calculate the speed, distance, and direction of the object to determine when and where an impact will occur; and a number of inflatable/deflatable pads installed on the helmet and external to the helmet that will be activated prior to an impact.

Abstract: A wireless sensor with fast correlator to detect a known pattern. The wireless sensor with fast correlator comprises a wireless receiver with bank of detectors and bank of correlators, a receive signal strength measurement circuit, and a control processor with timing counter. The fast correlator comprises of a shift register, an array of ENXOs gates, an array of AND gates and Delays and a final AND gate. The control processor utilizes the received information, received signal strength and timing information to estimate and calculate various environmental parameters which can be used to activate different devices.

Abstract: A wireless sensor with analog detector for monitoring the environment surrounding the sensor. The wireless sensor with analog detector comprises a wireless transmitter, a wireless receiver with a quadrature down converter, bank of in phase and quadrature phase constellation level slicers and in phase and quadrature phase symbol generators. A control processor utilizes the received information, received signal strength and timing information to estimate and calculate various environmental parameters which can be used to activate different devices.

Abstract: A technique for enhanced reconditioning equalizer filter chain for multi-carrier signals is described. The input to a transmitter chain is modified by an enhanced reconditioning equalizer filter chain, prior to being applied to the transmitter. The enhanced reconditioning equalizer filter chain modifies and smoothen the amplitude of the signal. The modified and smoothen signal has its picks reduced which results to lower Crest Factor. The input to the enhanced reconditioning equalizer filter chain could be a baseband, an intermediate frequency (IF) or radio frequency (RF) signal. When the signal is an IF or RF signal it needs to be down converted to baseband before applied to enhanced reconditioning equalizer filter chain. The enhanced reconditioning equalizer filter chain could be implemented in digital or analog domain.

Abstract: A technique for peak suppression, phase and amplitude equalizer of multi-carrier signals with different modulation is described. The input to the multi-carrier power amplifier is modified by a peak suppression, phase and amplitude equalizer circuit prior to being applied to the amplifier. The peak suppression is applied to a multi-carrier signal with different modulations and bandwidth. After peak suppression each individual carrier is phase and amplitude equalized to maintain the properties of the multi-carrier signal. The phase equalizer maintain the timing property of the carriers and the amplitude equalizer maintain the modulation accuracy of the individual carriers. The input to the peak-to-average reduction circuit could be a baseband, an intermediate frequency (IF) or radio frequency (RF) signal. The peak-to-average reduction is performed in digital domain.