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In some examples, a wireless communication system comprises a wireless transmitter and a wireless receiver. The wireless transmitter transmits a wireless communication signal over a wireless communication link to the wireless receiver. The wireless receiver receives the wireless communication signal over the wireless communication link from the wireless receiver. The wireless receiver determines link information for the wireless communication link based on the wireless communication signal. The wireless receiver determines polarization information for the wireless receiver. The wireless receiver wirelessly transfers the link information and the polarization information to the wireless transmitter. The wireless transmitter wirelessly receives the link information and the polarization information from the wireless receiver. The wireless transmitter transmits a subsequent wireless communication signal over the wireless communication link to the wireless receiver based on the link information and the polarization information.

A fitting for use with medical tubing including a corrugated, metal tube and an external jacket, the fitting including a body configured to receive the medical tubing; a sealing member for placement in a valley of the corrugated, metal tube, the sealing member including a sealing surface and an integrated jacket lock; an adaptor configured to engage the body, the adaptor including an adaptor sealing surface; and an anti-tamper sleeve configured to encompass the adaptor and the body; wherein upon assembly, the tubing is compressed between the adaptor sealing surface and the sealing surface and the jacket lock makes physical connection with the jacket.

As described herein, a wireless locating device is equipped with a Bluetooth radio, global positioning system (GPS) radio, WiFi radio, cellular radio, and battery. Based on an update frequency, the wireless locating device activates the Bluetooth radio which then broadcasts a message. A user equipment (UE) receiving that message may connect with the wireless locating device, which may then send to the UE at least a battery indicator. The UE may then add a UE location to the battery indicator and provide both to a service that maintains information about wireless locating devices. When no UE connects to the wireless locating device, the wireless locating device second activates the GPS radio and WiFi radio, which obtain a location or location information of the wireless locating device, and the cellular radio. The wireless locating device then sends its location and battery indicator to the service via a cellular connection.

Systems, methods, and devices are disclosed for collecting and analyzing vehicle diagnostic data using network slicing technology. In accordance with some embodiments, a method includes monitoring communication signals from at least one internal vehicle communication protocol to collect data from a plurality of subsystems of a motor vehicle. The method further includes processing the data from the plurality of subsystems to consolidate the data into one or more datasets for transmission to a remote server and identifying a priority level for each dataset of the one or more datasets based on predefined criteria to determine to transmit at least one dataset to the remote server. The method further includes transmitting each of the at least one dataset from the motor vehicle to the remote server via a network slice of a wireless communication network based at least on the priority level of each of the at least one dataset.

Systems and methods are disclosed for improving location-based functionality and configuration of broadband CPEs using mobile device location data. In accordance with some embodiments, a method includes, by a network device that provides access to a wide area network (WAN) for connected devices, receiving a request from a mobile device to join a local network managed by the network device. The method further includes, in response to the request, connecting the mobile device to the local network and sending a command from the network device to the mobile device to request location data for the mobile device. The method further includes receiving the location data from the mobile device in response to the command and providing a location of the network device to a server associated with the network device by sending the location data for the mobile device to the server over the WAN.

A safety helmet system includes a shell (10) and at least one brim (100, 200) that is detachably connected to the shell (10) via connectors (140', 140‴, 240) having insert portions (141, 241) that are secured by securing elements (150, 250) in insert apertures (40', 40", 40‴) of the shell (10). Two brims (100, 200) may be provided, one being a full brim (100) and the other a peak brim (200) forming a peak at the front of the shell (10), wherein the two brims (100, 200) are alternatively and interchangeably connectable to the shell (10). A peak brim (200) may be connectable by engaging the front edge (16') of the shell (10) to define a fulcrum (F) and then rotating about the fulcrum (F) to engage the insert portions (241) with the insert apertures (40") of the shell (10). Each insert aperture (40', 40", 40‴) may open inside the cavity (12) of the shell (10) so that the respective securing element (150, 250) is releasable from within the cavity (12).

A method comprises instructing, by a management application, a plurality of reader devices to perform a sequential inventory scan of an inventory environment, wherein the sequential inventory scan comprises each of the reader devices sequentially transmitting interrogation signals into an area of the inventory environment while all of the reader devices listen for and evaluate first response signals carrying first tag data received from a plurality of first radio frequency identification (RFID) tags positioned within a read of range of the reader devices; and instructing, by the application, at least two of the reader devices positioned within a predefined distance from each other to perform a concurrent inventory scan of the area of the inventory environment, wherein the concurrent inventory scan comprises the at least two of the reader devices concurrently transmitting power signals into the area of the inventory environment.

A radio frequency identity (RFID) tag reader. The reader comprises a radio transceiver; a non-transitory memory; a processor coupled to the radio transceiver and to the non-transitory memory; and an RFID tag reader application stored in the non-transitory memory. When executed by the processor, the application sends a message via the radio transceiver to a plurality of RFID tags indicating a first range of transmission time slots and indicating a second range of quiescent transmission time slots disposed within the range of transmission time slots, receives messages via the radio transceiver from the plurality of RFID tags during time slots that are outside the sub-range of quiescent transmission time slots, wherein the messages comprise information associated with items to which the plurality of RFID tags are affixed to, and transmits the information received from the plurality of RFID tags during the quiescent time slots.

A method implemented in a radio frequency identification (RFID) system for identifying neighboring readers and antennas in the RFID system through reader coordination is provided. The method comprises configuring a first antenna coupled to a first reader and a second antenna coupled to a second reader to operate in different communication sessions; receiving first tag data indicating first tags read via the first antenna; receiving second tag data indicating second tags read via the second antenna; determining, based on the first and second tag data, that there is a common tag between the first tags and the second tags; determining, based on a presence of the common tag, that the first and second antennas are neighbors; and configuring, based on the first and second antennas being neighbors, at least one of a first tag read configuration for the first antenna or a second tag read configuration for the second antenna.

A radio frequency identity (RFID) tag reader. The reader comprises an antenna; a radio transceiver coupled to the antenna, wherein the radio transceiver is configured to transmit and receive in a cellular radio frequency band; a memory; a processor coupled to the radio transceiver and to the memory; and an application stored in a non-transitory portion of the memory. When executed by the processor, the application sends a query message via the radio transceiver and the antenna to a plurality of RFID tags; and receives a plurality of query response messages via the radio transceiver and antenna from the plurality of RFID tags, wherein at least some of the query response messages are encoded using different pseudo-random number (PN) codes and receiving the plurality of query response messages comprises demodulating at least some of the query response message using different PN codes.