System for exchanging information between wireless peripherals and back-end systems via a peripheral hub
AssigneeHand Held Products, Inc.
InventorsRobert Arlan Kohtz, Ryan McMahan, Jason Schoon
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AssigneeHand Held Products, Inc.
InventorsRobert Arlan Kohtz, Ryan McMahan, Jason Schoon
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Wireless peripherals may be used by workers to facilitate communication, data entry, data visualization, safety, and security. Typically, these peripherals must communicate with a back-end system; however, direct communication is often impossible. Instead, the peripherals must communicate through an intermediary device (i.e., a base station) to reach the back-end system. To be most effective, the back-end system must be able to adapt its communication/response to a worker's identity, location, and/or peripherals. To facilitate this, the present invention embraces a peripheral hub, worn by a worker. The peripheral hub uses information regarding the worker and/or his peripherals to generate a peripheral manifest. The peripheral hub can transmit the peripheral manifest to the back-end system via the base station, and using information from the peripheral manifest, the back-end system may communicate/respond appropriately to the worker.
A peripheral hub for creating and broadcasting a peripheral manifest, comprising:
A communication system comprising:
A communication system comprising:
The communication system according to 16, wherein the base station comprises a door lock and the back-end system's transmitted response is a signal to open the door lock.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.