Abstract: A sound-enabled detection system responds to a wakeup sound, and notifies a central server. Based on which wakeup sound is detected; the system's configuration is modified accordingly. More particularly, at least one sensor in the system has its wakeup sound reconfigured to “wake up” upon detection of a second wakeup sound when the first wakeup sound is detected.

Abstract: A sound-enabled detection system responds to a wakeup sound, and notifies a central server. Based on which wakeup sound is detected; the system's configuration is modified accordingly. More particularly, at least one sensor in the system has its wakeup sound reconfigured to “wake up” upon detection of a second wakeup sound when the first wakeup sound is detected.

Abstract: Methods and systems for controlling an object using a head-mounted display. One head-mounted display includes a display projector. The head-mounted display further includes an eye tracking assembly configured to monitor an eye. The head-mounted display further includes an electronic processor coupled to the display projector and the eye tracking assembly. The electronic processor is configured to determine a depth of field measurement of the eye and determine that the depth of field measurement is greater than a predetermined distance. The electronic processor is further configured to control the display projector to project a virtual line in response to determining that the depth of field measurement is greater than the predetermined distance. The virtual line is projected such that a length of the virtual line corresponds to a range of measurable depth of field measurements of the eye.

Abstract: An Internet of Things (IoT) device contact section of a user address book will be created for devices accessing IoT devices. IoT devices will appear in the various sections of a user's contact list. For example, recently-accessed IoT devices may appear in the “recently called” section of the user's contacts, favorite IoT devices may appear in a “favorites” section of the user's contacts, and/or nearby IoT devices may appear in a “nearby IoT devices” section of the user's contacts.

Abstract: Methods and systems for controlling an object using a head-mounted display. One head-mounted display includes a display projector. The head-mounted display further includes an eye tracking assembly configured to monitor an eye. The head-mounted display further includes an electronic processor coupled to the display projector and the eye tracking assembly. The electronic processor is configured to determine a depth of field measurement of the eye and determine that the depth of field measurement is greater than a predetermined distance. The electronic processor is further configured to control the display projector to project a virtual line in response to determining that the depth of field measurement is greater than the predetermined distance. The virtual line is projected such that a length of the virtual line corresponds to a range of measurable depth of field measurements of the eye.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for PTT over IoT is described herein. During operation each IoT device will be assigned to a talkgroup. Some talkgroups may have a single IoT device assigned, and other talkgroups may have multiple IoT devices assigned. During operation, an action command is received over a first talkgroup and a first command type is issued to a first IoT device assigned to that talkgroup. A second action command is received over a second talkgroup and a second command type is issued to a second IoT device assigned to the second talkgroup.