Israel Arieh Cimet

6363349, Mar 26, 2002

May 28, 1999

09/322674

Kamala D. Urs - Bartlett IL
Anatoly S. Belkin - Mt. Prospect IL
Israel A. Cimet - Chandler AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G10L 1500

704275, 704246, 704251, 379 671

The present invention addresses the need for an apparatus and method for facilitating and performing distributed speech processing in a wireless communication system. The present invention encompasses communication infrastructure embodiments that facilitate distributed speech processing by establishing voice and data pathways to support distributed speech processing services. The present invention also encompasses a communication unit that performs distributed voice recognition and distributed speech synthesis via the communication infrastructure. The communication unit ( ) requests communication services from the communication infrastructure ( ) that support both voice and data communication and utilizes a data connection to a distributed speech processing unit ( ) to perform distributed voice recognition and distributed speech synthesis.

6529488, Mar 4, 2003

Jun 24, 1999

09/339413

Kamala Urs - Bartlett IL
Israel A. Cimet - Chandler AZ
Michael Kotzin - Buffalo Grove IL
Valy Lev - Buffalo Grove IL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04J 300

370330, 370478, 370343, 370336, 370345, 370498, 455450

A method of the present invention includes the steps of identifying ( ) a first frequency allocation and a second frequency allocation and programming a radio frequency device ( ) to at least one of: a) simultaneously receive a first signal within the first frequency allocation and a second signal within the second frequency allocation; and b) simultaneously transmit a first signal within the first frequency allocation and a second signal within the second frequency allocation.

6710702, Mar 23, 2004

Nov 22, 1999

09/444629

Rod Averbuch - Buffalo Grove IL
Israel A. Cimet - Chandler AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04Q 130

340 71, 340 72, 455426, 370337, 370347

A wireless communication system ( ) employs a method and apparatus for providing information to multiple communication units ( ). The communication system includes a communication infrastructure ( ), a data network ( ) and an information source ( ). The multiple communication units each subscribe to an information service provided by the information source. The communication infrastructure creates a subscription group that includes the multiple communication units. The infrastructure receives subscriber information including at least one information unit from the information source and sets up a point-to-multipoint group call with the subscription group. The infrastructure then transmits the subscriber information to the multiple communication units. Any information unit not confirmed by the multiple communication units is re-transmit by the infrastructure. If any information unit remains unconfirmed after the re-transmission, the infrastructure sets up a point-to-point communication session with individual communication units and re-transmits the remaining unconfirmed information unit.

7054641, May 30, 2006

Jun 26, 2000

10/070845

Derek Alan Oxley - Chandler AZ, US
Israel Arieh Cimet - Chandler AZ, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04Q 7/20
H04Q 7/36

455453, 455450, 455509, 455 131, 455511, 455512, 4554221, 455 111, 370329, 370330, 370315, 370316, 370324, 370326

A communication system () includes an aircraft () that acts as a repeater between ground equipment () and communication units () on the ground. The ground equipment () includes multiple base transceiver stations () that provide traffic channels, control channels, and access channels. The channels are all in a single beam () projected from aircraft (). Relative loading on access channels is influenced by access class lists (, FIG. ) assigned to control channels. Access classes can be transferred from one list to another, or they can be removed from a list. Relative loading of traffic channels on the base transceiver stations is influenced by assigning different time offsets to base transceiver station so that calls can be transferred from one base transceiver station to another.

62927817, Sep 18, 2001

May 28, 1999

9/322846

Kamala D. Urs - Bartlett IL
Valy Lev - Buffalo Grove IL
Anatoly S. Belkin - Mt. Prospect IL
Israel A. Cimet - Chandler AZ

Motorola - Schaumburg IL

G10L 1522
H04M 1106

7042701

The present invention addresses the need for an apparatus and method for facilitating and performing distributed speech processing in a wireless communication system. The present invention encompasses communication infrastructure embodiments that facilitate distributed speech processing by establishing voice and data pathways to support distributed speech processing services. The present invention also encompasses a communication unit that performs distributed voice recognition and distributed speech synthesis via the communication infrastructure. The communication unit (102) requests communication services from the communication infrastructure (101) that support both voice and data communication and utilizes a data connection to a distributed speech processing unit (116) to perform distributed voice recognition and distributed speech synthesis.

63078619, Oct 23, 2001

Mar 18, 1999

9/271701

Gerald James Hogg - Fountain Hills AZ
Mark Hajime Kaya - Scottsdale AZ
Lawrence Mitchell Firestone - San Diego CA
Shawn Wesley Hogberg - Chandler AZ
Thomas Peter Emmons - Mesa AZ
Israel Arieh Cimet - Chandler AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04J 326

370432

A multicast message is transmitted from an originating subscriber unit (110, FIG. 1) through a network of satellite communications nodes (120, 130, and 140) to a plurality of receiving subscriber units (150, 160, and 170). Each message is distributed through the network of satellite communications nodes (120, 130, and 140) and replicated at the node nearest to the receiving subscriber unit. Receiving subscriber units (150, 160, and 170) are mapped into geographic cells which allows a single multicast transmission to be transmitted from the satellite communications node to those subscriber units within the same geographic cell. Multicast groups and membership rules are established by the originating subscriber unit (110) through a service provider (180). A multicast session manager (185) manages the multicast session.