20240031953. COMMUNICATION OF WIRELESS SIGNALS THROUGH PHYSICAL BARRIERS simplified abstract (Pivotal Commware, Inc.)

COMMUNICATION OF WIRELESS SIGNALS THROUGH PHYSICAL BARRIERS

Organization Name

Pivotal Commware, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Eric James Black of Bothell WA (US)

Mersad Cavcic of Kirkland WA (US)

Brian Mark Deutsch of Issaquah WA (US)

Alexander Remley Katko of Seattle WA (US)

Jay Howard Mccandless of Alpine CA (US)

Adam Deloss Rea of Edmonds WA (US)

Ryan Dale Rutledge of Marysville WA (US)

Shannon Lee Hitchen of Renton WA (US)

Seyed Ali Malek Abadi of Mill Creek WA (US)

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COMMUNICATION OF WIRELESS SIGNALS THROUGH PHYSICAL BARRIERS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240031953 titled 'COMMUNICATION OF WIRELESS SIGNALS THROUGH PHYSICAL BARRIERS

Simplified Explanation

The patent application describes a system for transmitting and receiving wireless signals through physical barriers, such as walls or windows, to wireless computing devices located inside a structure that includes the physical barrier. The wireless signals used are millimeter waveforms with gigahertz frequencies, which are communicated using 5G communication protocols by one or more remote base station nodes located outside the physical barrier. External antennas are configured to communicate RF wireless signals with HMA waveforms to the remote wireless base station. In some embodiments, the RF wireless signals are amplified and communicated bi-statically through the window barrier between customer premises equipment and an authorized remote wireless base station.

• The system allows wireless signals to pass through physical barriers like walls or windows.
• The wireless signals used are millimeter waveforms with gigahertz frequencies.
• The signals are communicated using 5G communication protocols.
• Remote base station nodes located outside the physical barrier are responsible for transmitting and receiving the wireless signals.
• External antennas are used to communicate RF wireless signals with HMA waveforms to the remote wireless base station.
• In some cases, the RF wireless signals are amplified and communicated bi-statically through window barriers.

Potential Applications:

• Enhancing wireless connectivity within buildings or structures with physical barriers.
• Improving wireless communication between devices located inside and outside a structure.
• Enabling seamless wireless connectivity for devices in areas with physical barriers.

Problems Solved:

• Overcoming the limitations of physical barriers, such as walls or windows, that obstruct wireless signals.
• Providing a solution for wireless communication between devices located inside and outside a structure.
• Addressing the need for reliable and efficient wireless connectivity in areas with physical barriers.

Benefits:

• Improved wireless connectivity and communication within buildings or structures.
• Enhanced user experience with seamless wireless connectivity.
• Increased flexibility in device placement and location within a structure.

Original Abstract Submitted

a system for transmitting and receiving wireless signals through a physical barrier, such as walls or windows, to wireless computing devices that are located internal to a structure that is formed in part by the physical barrier. the wireless signals are millimeter waveforms with gigahertz frequencies that are communicated with 5g communication protocols by one or more remote base station nodes located external to the physical barrier. one or more external antennas are configured to communicate rf wireless signals with hma waveforms to remote wireless base station. in one or more embodiments, the rf wireless signals are amplified and communicated bi-statically through the window barrier between customer premises equipment and an authorized remote wireless base station.