Patents Assigned to Tubetime Inc.
  • System and method for infrared dongle
    Patent number: 9036996
    Abstract: A method of controlling consumer devices using an infrared dongle coupled to a mobile device includes receiving power for the infrared dongle from the mobile device. The infrared dongle includes an infrared transmitter coupled to a microcontroller. One or more instructions are received in the microcontroller from the mobile device. The received one or more instructions are generated from codes stored in a memory of the mobile device. In response to the receiving, one or more infrared signals are transmitted via the infrared transmitter to at least one of the consumer devices.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 6, 2014
    Date of Patent: May 19, 2015
    Assignee: Tubetime Inc.
    Inventors: Rachad Alao, Michael Wayne Ambrose, Bertrand Boudaud
  • SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR INFRARED DONGLE
    Publication number: 20140186044
    Abstract: A method of controlling consumer devices using an infrared dongle coupled to a mobile device includes receiving power for the infrared dongle from the mobile device. The infrared dongle includes an infrared transmitter coupled to a microcontroller. One or more instructions are received in the microcontroller from the mobile device. The received one or more instructions are generated from codes stored in a memory of the mobile device. In response to the receiving, one or more infrared signals are transmitted via the infrared transmitter to at least one of the consumer devices.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 6, 2014
    Publication date: July 3, 2014
    Applicant: Tubetime Inc.
    Inventors: Rachad Alao, Michael Wayne Ambrose, Bertrand Boudaud
  • System and method for infrared dongle
    Patent number: 8712245
    Abstract: A method of controlling consumer devices using an infrared dongle coupled to a mobile device includes receiving power for the infrared dongle from the mobile device. The infrared dongle includes an infrared transmitter coupled to a microcontroller. One or more instructions are received in the microcontroller from the mobile device. The received one or more instructions are generated from codes stored in a memory of the mobile device. In response to the receiving, one or more infrared signals are transmitted via the infrared transmitter to at least one of the consumer devices.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 27, 2012
    Date of Patent: April 29, 2014
    Assignee: Tubetime Inc.
    Inventors: Rachad Alao, Michael Wayne Ambrose, Bertrand Boudaud