Using a proprietary radio frequency (RF) technology, the in-air controls are effective up to 100 feet and work through walls.
Lie said his company differentiates because it combines several approaches, including artificial intelligence and proprietary high frequency trading algorithms and is "fully-machine operated and able to function without the need for human intervention".
Using a gyroscope, motion-sensing technology and a proprietary radio-frequency protocol, the dark blue, bullet-shaped device needs no surface -- or red cape.
RF MICRO DEVICES INC., Greensboro, N.C., a maker of proprietary radio-frequency integrated circuits, agreed with I.B.M. Corp., Armonk, N.Y., to buy I.B.M.'s engineering unit for chips used in global positioning systems.
The aerosol generator consists of a proprietary high-frequency vibrating element that creates a rapid pumping of liquid droplets (of 3 to 5 μm) through tapered apertures to form the aerosol.
This high efficiency is explained by the device, which combines a high-performance generator and a breath-synchronized controller: the aerosol generator, which makes droplets 3 to 5 microns in diameter, consists of a proprietary high-frequency vibrating element that creates a rapid pumping of liquid droplets through tapered apertures to form the aerosol.
S-Logic™ Plus Natural Surround Sound (that's their proprietary tech) Dynamic principle Frequency range 6Hz-42kHz Impedance 40 Ohm Driver 40 mm Titanium Plated Weight 295 g (without cord).
The stimulation parameters in terms of pulse duration and frequency are proprietary for the manufacturer and thus are not included in this protocol.
The Munich-based HolodeckVR has a pretty interesting proposition for these markets, utilizing their proprietary tech to blend radio frequency, IR tracking and on-device IMUs to bring multi-user positionally tracked VR to mobile headsets.
As the wireless spectrum is a scarce resource, and its usage is often found to be inefficient, it may be meaningful to design solutions where multiple operators join their efforts, so that wireless access of their terminals takes place on shared, rather than proprietary to a single operator, frequency bands.
