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8 results about "Electronic surveillance" patented technology

Electronic Surveillance. Overview. Electronic surveillance is defined in federal law as the nonconsensual acquisition by an electronic, mechanical, or other surveillance device of the contents of any wire or electronic communication, under circumstances in which a party to the communication has a reasonable expectation of privacy.

Electronic surveillance sight and accessories thereof

A firearm surveillance sight system is disclosed comprising a sight having a plurality of adjustably mounted cameras configured to provide a view of the environment surrounding the user via one or more smart devices. The sight is adjustably mounted to a mounting rail of a firearm, each of the one or more smart devices adjustably mounted to the mounting rail of the firearm or a helmet mounting rail positioned on a helmet of the user.
Owner:CAMPBELL ROBERT MARSHALL

Devices, systems, and methods for monitoring controlled spaces for transitory uses

The invention includes electronic monitoring-device for monitoring controlled spaces, as well as systems and methods for such monitoring. The monitoring-devices may be battery powered devices, with various sensors and capable of wireless communications. Installation and / or use of the monitoring-device may not require any external wiring nor device pairing. These monitoring-devices may be installed at a given controlled space to monitor that given controlled space and to electronically communicate occurrences of that given controlled space to various interested stakeholders, such as, but not limited to, a tenant of the given controlled space, facility operators of the given controlled space, the provider of the electronic monitoring-device, and / or third-parties (e.g., insurance companies, first responders, and / or law enforcement). The monitoring-device may provide details, information, alerts, reminders, notices, notifications, alarms, and / or the like to various authorized stakeholders of the occurrences within that given controlled space. One example of a controlled space is a self-storage unit.
Owner:TEAMOFDEFENDERS LLC

Modification of trigger thresholds of RFID devices in an electronic article surveillance system

Electronic surveillance article systems reducing the number and likelihood of false alarms are provided. Such systems include two read zones, with a second read zone having an associated RFID reader configured to detect an RFID device at a trigger threshold. The trigger threshold may be set or modified in view of a value of a sensor of an RFID device (sensing a capacitance or dielectric permittivity or temperature or degree of movement, for example), the number of times the RFID device is detected in the first read zone, or whether the RFID device is detected in the first read zone under predetermined conditions. Such systems may also or alternatively initiate a response (e.g., modifying the trigger threshold or the amount of power transmitted by an RFID reader) when an RFID guard device associated with a piece of infrastructure in the first read zone is detected in the second read zone.
Owner:AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC

Trigger threshold modification for radio frequency identification devices in electronic article surveillance systems

An electronic monitoring item system is provided that reduces the number and likelihood of false alarms. Such a system includes two read zones, with the second read zone having an associated RFID (radio frequency identification) reader configured to detect an RFID device at a trigger threshold. The trigger threshold can be set or modified in view of a value of a sensor (sensing, for example, capacitance or dielectric constant or temperature or degree of movement) of the RFID device, a number of times the RFID device is detected in the first read zone, or whether the RFID device is detected in the first read zone under a predetermined condition. Such a system can also or alternatively initiate a response (e.g., modify the trigger threshold or amount of power transmitted by the RFID reader) when an RFID protection device associated with infrastructure in the first read zone is detected in the second read zone.
Owner:AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC

Two wheeled robot with enhanced climbing features

A robot has an electronic surveillance system embedded within a chassis disposed between two wheels. The wheels include a main body and a plurality of treads. The treads are generally disposed radially around the main body and extend distally from outer portion of the main body. The main body generally defines a plurality of compression cells and may present a substantially frustoconical outer surface.
Owner:RECONROBOTICS INC

Range discrimination in an RFID electronic article surveillance system

RFID-based electronic surveillance article systems are provided with first and second receiving antennas. An RF signal is transmitted to an RFID device, which transmits a return signal that is received by the receiving antennas. A position of the RFID device may be determined based on a difference between the strength of the return signal when received by the first antenna and the strength of the return signal when received by the second antenna. If RF signals are transmitted by the receiving antennas, the position of the RFID device may be determined by changing the strengths of the RF signals transmitted by each antenna and comparing the strength of the RF signal transmitted by the first antenna when the RFID device is at a threshold for receiving the signal to the strength of the RF signal transmitted by the second antenna when the RFID device is at the threshold.
Owner:AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC

Systems and methods for electronic surveillance

A system and method for monitoring, via collection systems mounted on vehicles, for one or more electronic signals associated with one or more selected locations. In an embodiment, the system may include a plurality of collection systems. Each collection system of the plurality of collection systems may be positioned on a respective vehicle of a plurality of vehicles. Each of the collection systems may include at least one sensor configured to collect electronic signals from proximal electronic devices and a communication circuitry to transmit collected electronic signals. The system may include an intelligence device receiving the transmitted collected electronic signals. The intelligence device may include a database and correlation circuitry to determine a correlation between one or more different electronic signals of the collected electronic signals.
Owner:LEONARDO US CYBER & SECURITY SOLUTIONS LLC

Systems and methods for electronic surveillance

A system and method for monitoring, via collection systems mounted on vehicles, for one or more electronic signals associated with one or more selected locations. In an embodiment, the system may include a plurality of collection systems. Each collection system of the plurality of collection systems may be positioned on a respective vehicle of a plurality of vehicles. Each of the collection systems may include at least one sensor configured to collect electronic signals from proximal electronic devices and a communication circuitry to transmit collected electronic signals. The system may include an intelligence device receiving the transmitted collected electronic signals. The intelligence device may include a database and correlation circuitry to determine a correlation between one or more different electronic signals of the collected electronic signals.
Owner:LEONARDO US CYBER & SECURITY SOLUTIONS LLC