Abstract: A system includes one or more assets loaded onto or removed from a vehicle, where each asset is coupled to a wireless tag and each wireless tag wirelessly transmits beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system includes a gateway disposed within the vehicle. The gateway includes one or more sensors that gather motion and/or vibration information. The gateway scans an area of the vehicle at a duty cycle to identify beacon signals transmitted by the wireless tags and receives the beacon signals from the wireless tags. The gateway dynamically adjusts the duty cycle based in part on the detected motion and/or vibration information and a history of previously detected motion and/or vibration information.

Abstract: A system includes a first asset coupled to a first wireless tag. The first wireless tag is configured to wirelessly transmit radio wave signals at pre-determined intervals. The system also includes a first gateway configured to cover the range of a first physical location. The first gateway is configured to receive the radio wave signals from one or more wireless tags, where each wireless tag of the one or more wireless tags is coupled to an asset. The system also includes a remote asset management platform configured to receive information from one or more gateways about a plurality of wireless tags. The information includes an event indicating the status of the first asset associated with the first wireless tag. The remote asset management platform also tracks the physical location of the first asset based on the information received from one or more gateways about the plurality of wireless tags.

Abstract: A system includes a first asset coupled to a first wireless tag configured to wirelessly transmit radio wave signals at predetermined intervals. The system includes a first gateway disposed within a vehicle, where the first gateway is configured to receive the radio wave signals from one or more wireless tags disposed within the vehicle. Each wireless tag is coupled to an asset disposed within the vehicle. The system includes a remote asset management platform configured to receive information from the one or more gateways about a plurality of wireless tags, where the information includes an event indicating the status of the first asset associated with the first wireless tag. The platform is configured to track the physical location of the first asset based on the information received from one or more gateways about the plurality of wireless tags.

Abstract: A system includes a first asset coupled to a first wireless tag, where the tag wirelessly transmits radio wave signals at pre-determined intervals. The system also includes a first gateway configured to cover the range of a first physical location and receives the radio wave signals from one or more wireless tags. Each wireless tag is coupled to an asset. The system also includes a remote asset management platform configured to receive information from one or more gateways about a plurality of wireless tags, where the information includes an event indicating the status of the first asset associated with the first wireless tag. The platform also tracks the physical location of the first asset based on the information received from one or more gateways and generates an auto-action if the first asset is missing based on the information received from the one or more gateways.

Abstract: A system includes one or more assets loaded onto or removed from a vehicle, where each asset is coupled to a wireless tag and each wireless tag wirelessly transmits beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system includes a gateway disposed within the vehicle. The gateway includes one or more sensors that gather motion and/or vibration information. The gateway scans an area of the vehicle at a duty cycle to identify beacon signals transmitted by the wireless tags and receives the beacon signals from the wireless tags. The gateway dynamically adjusts the duty cycle based in part on the gathered motion and/or vibration information.

Abstract: A system includes one or more assets loaded into and/or removed from a vehicle. Each asset is coupled to a wireless tag, and each wireless tag wirelessly transmits beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system includes a gateway disposed within the vehicle. The gateway is configured to receive power from a vehicle power source when the vehicle is operating, and the gateway is configured to receive power from an internal battery source when the vehicle is not operating. The gateway is configured to scan an area of the vehicle at a duty cycle to identify beacon signals transmitted by the wireless tags and receive the beacon signals from the wireless tags.

Abstract: A system includes one or more assets loaded into and/or removed from a vehicle. Each asset is coupled to a wireless tag, and each wireless tag wirelessly transmits beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system includes a gateway disposed within the vehicle. The gateway is configured to receive power from a vehicle power source when the vehicle is operating, and the gateway is configured to receive power from an internal battery source when the vehicle is not operating. The gateway is configured to scan an area of the vehicle at a duty cycle to identify beacon signals transmitted by the wireless tags and receive the beacon signals from the wireless tags.

Abstract: A system includes one or more assets loaded into and/or removed from a vehicle. Each asset is coupled to a wireless tag, and each wireless tag is configured to wirelessly transmit beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system includes a gateway disposed within the vehicle, where the gateway is configured to receive power from a power source. The gateway is configured to scan an area of the vehicle at a duty cycle to identify beacon signals transmitted by the wireless tags, receive the beacon signals from the wireless tags, and optimize the duty cycle based in part on an amount of time the gateway has been in a low power mode.

Abstract: A system includes one or more assets loaded into and/or removed from a vehicle. Each asset is coupled to a wireless tag, and each wireless tag is configured to wirelessly transmit beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system includes a gateway disposed within the vehicle, where the gateway is configured to receive power from a power source. The gateway is configured to scan an area of the vehicle at a duty cycle to identify beacon signals transmitted by the wireless tags, receive the beacon signals from the wireless tags, and optimize the duty cycle based in part on the remaining battery life of the internal battery source.

Abstract: A system includes one or more assets disposed within a physical location. Each asset is coupled to a wireless tag, and each wireless tag is configured to wirelessly transmit beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system also includes a gateway configured to cover the range of the physical location. The gateway is configured to scan the physical location to identify beacon signals transmitted by each of the wireless tags and receive the beacon signals from each wireless tag at the predetermined intervals. The gateway is also configured to dynamically optimize a function of the gateway by adjusting a current total scan time based at least in part on the number of beacon signals received from previously unknown or new wireless tags disposed within the physical location.

Abstract: A system includes one or more assets disposed within a physical location. Each asset is coupled to a wireless tag, and each wireless tag is configured to wirelessly transmit beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system also includes a gateway configured to cover the range of the physical location. The gateway is configured to scan the physical location to identify beacon signals transmitted by each of the wireless tags and receive the beacon signals from each wireless tag at the predetermined intervals. The gateway is also configured to dynamically optimize a function of the gateway by adjusting a current total scan time based at least in part on the number of beacon signals received from previously unknown or new wireless tags disposed within the physical location.

Abstract: A system includes one or more assets disposed within a physical location, where each asset is coupled to a wireless tag, and each wireless tag is configured to wirelessly transmit beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system includes a gateway configured to cover the range of the physical location. The gateway is configured to scan the physical location to identify beacon signals transmitted by each of the wireless tags and receive the beacon signals from each wireless tag at the predetermined intervals. The gateway is also configured to dynamically optimize a function of the gateway by terminating a scan time relative to a default scan time based at least in part on a variability of wireless tags disposed within the physical location.

Abstract: A system includes one or more assets disposed within a physical location, where each asset is coupled to a wireless tag. Each wireless tag is configured to wirelessly transmit beacon signals at predetermined intervals. The system further includes a gateway configured to cover the range of the physical location. The gateway is configured to scan the physical location to identify beacon signals transmitted by each of the wireless tags and receive the beacon signals from each wireless tag at the predetermined intervals. The gateway is also configured to dynamically optimize a function of the gateway by adjusting a scan frequency based at least in part on a variability of the wireless tags disposed within the physical location.

Abstract: A proximity detection method implemented by a detecting device includes: (a) receiving detection signals from multiple signal providing devices that include a target device and at least one reference device; (b) for each of the detection signals, collecting signal strength values of the detection signal at a variety of time points; (c) filtering out a portion of the signal strength values based on a predetermined criterion; (d) for each of the detection signals, calculating a signal level according to a sum of the signal strength values; and (e) calculating proximity of the target device in relation to the at least one reference device according to the signal level.

Abstract: the local computer to transfer data between the local computer and the remote computer. Platform independent language pages are displayed on the thin clients. The platform independent page delivery language output is produced by server resident applications that use templates from applets, views, and screen definitions.