US 2022/0022138 A1 · SYSTEMS FOR WIRELESS PERSONAL AREA NETWORKS SIGNAL TRANSMISSION AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF

Abstract

Systems and methods of use thereof for interconnecting a plurality of different electromechanical systems within an environment via Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN), such as Bluetooth Low Energy®. The system may include a primary system configured to include at least two states each corresponding to a signal, such as a 12V representing the ‘on’ state and a 0V signal to the ‘off’ state. The primary subsystem may include a signal determination device configured to determine the state of the primary subsystem and produce the corresponding signal, wherein the associated first communication device may transmit the produced signal over a WPAN to the second communication device associated with the accessory system. The accessory system may further include an accessory operation device configured to cause or inhibit a state change of the accessory subsystem based on the signal received by the second communication device.

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Dependent claims

A system for wirelessly interconnecting electromechanical subsystems, the system comprising:

at least one primary electromechanical subsystem, the primary electromechanical subsystem having associated therewith:
a signal determination device, the signal determination device being configured to determine a state of the primary electromechanical subsystem and produce a signal, the signal corresponding to the determined state of the primary electromechanical subsystem;
and
a first communication device coupled to the signal determination device, the first communication device being configured to wirelessly transmit the produced signal via a wireless personal area network;
and
at least one accessory electromechanical subsystem, the accessory electromechanical subsystem having associated therewith:
a second communication device, the second communication device being configured to wirelessly receive the signal corresponding to the state of the primary electromechanical subsystem via the wireless personal area network;
and
an accessory operations device coupled to the second communication device, the accessory operations device being configured to cause or inhibit a state change of the at least one accessory electromechanical subsystem.

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Systems for wireless personal area networks signal transmission and methods of use thereof

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Systems for wireless personal area networks signal transmission and methods of use thereof

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