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=Controlling the Provision of Power to One or More Devices=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Comcast Cable Communications, LLC|Comcast Cable Communications, LLC]]


[[Category:Comcast Cable Communications, LLC]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Tsung-Hsiang Hsueh of Mount Laurel NJ (US)|Tsung-Hsiang Hsueh of Mount Laurel NJ (US)]][[Category:Tsung-Hsiang Hsueh of Mount Laurel NJ (US)]]

==Controlling the Provision of Power to One or More Devices - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240284002 titled 'Controlling the Provision of Power to One or More Devices

==Simplified Explanation==
The patent application describes a system for providing power to a device in a depowered state using voice commands and a tuning fork.

* Receiving audio input through a tuning fork.
* Comparing vibration amplitude with a reference amplitude.
* Performing voice recognition to interpret voice commands.
* Taking appropriate actions based on the voice commands.

==Key Features and Innovation==
* Power provisioning to a depowered device using voice commands and a tuning fork.
* Utilizing vibration amplitude comparison and voice recognition for control.
* Innovative method of activating devices in a depowered state.

==Potential Applications==
The technology can be applied in various industries such as home automation, healthcare, and consumer electronics for hands-free control of devices.

==Problems Solved==
* Efficient power provisioning to depowered devices.
* Hands-free control of devices using voice commands.
* Enhanced user experience through innovative technology.

==Benefits==
* Convenience of controlling devices without physical interaction.
* Energy efficiency by depowering devices when not in use.
* Improved accessibility for users with mobility impairments.

==Commercial Applications==
* Title: Voice-Controlled Power Provisioning System
* Potential commercial uses in smart homes, hospitals, and entertainment systems.
* Market implications include increased demand for voice-controlled devices.

==Prior Art==
Further research can be conducted in the fields of voice recognition technology, power management systems, and human-machine interfaces.

==Frequently Updated Research==
Stay updated on advancements in voice recognition algorithms, vibration sensing technologies, and power-efficient devices.

==Questions about Voice-Controlled Power Provisioning System==
===How does the system differentiate between background noise and voice commands?===
The system uses advanced algorithms to filter out background noise and focus on the frequency and amplitude patterns specific to human speech.

===What measures are in place to ensure the security and privacy of voice commands?===
Encryption protocols and secure authentication methods are implemented to protect the privacy of voice commands and prevent unauthorized access.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

systems and methods are described herein for provisioning power to a power consumption device in a depowered state (e.g., a device not consuming current such as standby current). aspects discussed herein relate to receiving a first portion of audio input via a tuning fork. a vibration amplitude of the tuning fork may be compared with a reference amplitude. voice recognition may be performed to determine one or more voice commands in a second portion of the audio input and an appropriate action may be taken based on the voice commands.



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