Method, system, and computer program product for managing controlled residential or non-residential environments
AssigneeOpenPeak Inc.
InventorsPaul Krzyzanowski, Wayzen Lin, Michael Pitts, Justin Flores
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AssigneeOpenPeak Inc.
InventorsPaul Krzyzanowski, Wayzen Lin, Michael Pitts, Justin Flores
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A control server, or similar central processor, manages the distribution of data (including audio and video), voice, and control signals among a plurality of devices connected via a wired and/or wireless communications network. The devices include audio/visual devices (such as, televisions, monitors, PDAs, notepads, notebooks, MP3, portable stereo, etc.) as well as household appliances (such as, lighting, ovens, alarm clocks, etc.). The control server supports video/audio serving, telephony, messaging, file sharing, internetworking, and security. A portable controller allows a user to access and control the network devices from any location within a controlled residential and/or non-residential environment, including its surrounding areas. The controllers are enhanced to support location-awareness and user-awareness functionality.
A method of presenting programming information on a display coupled to a processing device, comprising:
A method of presenting programming information on a display coupled to a processing device, comprising:
A method of displaying programming information, comprising:
A computer program product comprising a computer useable medium having computer readable program code functions embedded in the medium for causing a computer to present programming information on a display, comprising:
A cradle for a remote control device, comprising:
A system for distributing information within a controlled environment, comprising:
A method of distributing information within a controlled environment, comprising:
A system for managing a plurality of network components within a controlled environment, comprising:
A device for managing a plurality of network components within a controlled environment, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.