Abstract: Included are network devices, systems, methods, and computer readable medium. These may employ a microcontroller with access to computer readable memory and computer readable storage wherein the microcontroller operates at a first network component of a local area network. The microcontroller may be configured to spatially locate one or more fiducial network components of a local area network in which the microcontroller is a member. The spatial location may be determined by receiving a unique identifier for a first fiducial network component, receiving a wireless signal from the first fiducial network component, determining a physical distance between the first network component and the first fiducial network component, and updating a registry with the determined physical distance. In certain embodiments, the network component may be an RFID reader and the unique identifier may be an IP or MAC address.

Abstract: Included are network devices, systems, methods, and computer readable medium. These may employ a microcontroller with access to computer readable memory and computer readable storage wherein the microcontroller operates at a first network component of a local area network. The microcontroller may be configured to spatially locate one or more fiducial network components of a local area network in which the microcontroller is a member. The spatial location may be determined by receiving a unique identifier for a first fiducial network component, receiving a wireless signal from a first fiducial network component, determining a physical distance between the first network component and the first fiducial network component, and updating a registry with the determined physical distance. In certain embodiments, the network component may be an RFID reader and the unique identifier may be an IP or MAC address.

Abstract: An invention is disclosed for a computerized system for relaying meeting activity in electronic calendar applications, which allows a meeting participant to automatically obtain desired information about activity taking place in a scheduled meeting or presentation to allow that participant to determine whether he or she should attend. The invention also integrates electronic meeting software scheduling and coordination functions to provide a dynamic “schedule enforcement agent” for conducting meetings involving use of electronic data transmission technology (“emeetings”).

Abstract: A tip applicator includes a tip head having a truncated body forming an interior, an applicator end and a receiving end. Further the tip applicator includes a concave applicator surface disposed on the applicator end and having a discharge opening within. The tip head also includes a Venturi structure wherein one end of the Venturi structure opens to the discharge opening and another end opens to the receiving end of the truncated body. The Venturi structure is configured to increase the velocity of a substance being transported therein and decrease the pressure inside the Venturi structure. Thus, the Venturi structure assists in discharging the substance and in the “recapture” of the substance back into a pliable tube.