A method for automating actions within a network includes receiving at least one wireless signal from at least one wireless network device; determining identifying information associated with the at least one wireless signal; determining a scanned wireless fingerprint associated based upon the identifying information; matching the scanned wireless fingerprint to a stored wireless fingerprint; and initiating an action in response to matching of the scanned wireless fingerprint to the stored wireless fingerprint.
Automatication Of A User Transaction Based Upon Scanned Wireless Signals
A method for authenticating a user transaction based upon scanned wireless signals is disclosed and includes receiving a wireless fingerprint from a mobile unit associated with a transaction by a user at a location, determining if the received wireless fingerprint matches a stored wireless fingerprint associated with the location, and authorizing the transaction if the received wireless fingerprint matches the stored wireless fingerprint associated with the location. If the location is not known or known as a “bad” location, additional information to authenticate the user or transaction can be requested from the user via a phone call, push notification within an application or a text message.
Determining Virtual Location Based Upon Scanned Wireless Signals
A method for determining proximity of two or more mobile units within a defined locale is disclosed. Each of the mobile units is operable to scan at least a portion of the locale associated with the scanning one of the mobile units. The presence of the ones of the plurality of wireless devices is detected within the associated portion of the locale, detecting receiving the unique information from the detected ones of the plurality of wireless devices or device IDs. The received information is formed into a wireless fingerprint and transmitted to a server, which has a database of stored wireless fingerprints that are compared to the received fingerprint and a determination made as to the stored wireless fingerprints within the locale. The relative proximity position of the mobile devices associated with stored wireless fingerprints within the locale is then determined and are transmitted to the scanning one thereof.
Automating Actions With A Phone Network Based Upon Scanned Wireless Signals
A method for discovering the presence of hidden neighbor mobile devices in a common environment is disclosed. A given mobile unit is moved into a common environment with the given mobile device having a unique identifier associated therewith. The common environment is scanned within a scan range associated with the given mobile device. The presence of broadcasting devices scanned by the given mobile device is detected and identification information received therefrom. The received identification information is transmitted to a central location in addition to the unique identifier. The given mobile device receives from the central location information about a hidden mobile unit that is not scannable by the given mobile device, but can scan other broadcast devices in the common environment, which information provides an indication that the hidden mobile unit had previously scanned at least one of the broadcast devices scanned by the given mobile device.
Automating Actions Within A Phone Network Based Upon Scanned Wireless Signals
A method for automating actions within a network includes receiving at least one wireless signal from at least one wireless network device; determining identifying information associated with the at least one wireless signal; determining a scanned wireless fingerprint associated based upon the identifying information; matching the scanned wireless fingerprint to a stored wireless fingerprint; and initiating an action in response to matching of the scanned wireless fingerprint to the stored wireless fingerprint.
Vista Paint Corporation Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Enamels, and All...
3405 E Artesia Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90805
David Mathews Owner
Vista Paint Corporation Mfg Paints/Allied Products · Retail Paints · Paint & Wallpaper Stores · Paints and Allied Products
3405 E Artesia Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90805 5625318038, 7146803800, 5625312965
David Mathews Chief Executive Offi, President
Meadow Valley Contractors, Inc Highway/Street Cnstn Bridge/Tunnel Cnstn Heavy Construction Concrete Contractor
4411 S 40 St, Phoenix, AZ 85040 6024375400
David J. Mathews
I.Q. HOME SOLUTIONS, LLC
David W. Mathews
PRITCHARD & JERDEN, INC
David Mathews Treasurer
Pinnacle Presbyterian Church Education Management · Religious Organization
25150 N Pima Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 4805859448, 4805020061, 4805856852
David Mathews Senior Vice-President
Judiciary Courts of The Commonwealth of Virginia Court
PO Box 128, Charles City, VA 23030 10900 Courthouse Rd, Charles City, VA 23030 8048292401
David Mathews VP
TAYLOR MORRISON OF TEXAS, INC Subdivider/Developer · Single-Family House Construction · Nonclassifiable Establishments · Operative Builders · Home Builders · New Single-Family General Contrs
4900 N Scottsdale Rd STE 2000, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 1999 Bryan St STE 900, Dallas, TX 75201 1021 Main St, Houston, TX 77002 5353 W Sam Houston Pkwy N, Houston, TX 77041 2815983000, 7138306365, 7138306366
Kaiser Permanente Specialty Clinic 3288 Moanalua Rd, Honolulu, HI 96819 8084327870 (phone), 8084328241 (fax)
Education:
Medical School Dartmouth Medical School Graduated: 1981
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. Mathews graduated from the Dartmouth Medical School in 1981. He works in Honolulu, HI and specializes in Orthopaedic Surgery. Dr. Mathews is affiliated with Kaiser Permanente Moanalua Medical Center.
became clear that Mr. Wallace had won, the University of Alabamas young, progressive president, F. David Mathews, mournfully turned to his family and said they would have to get used to living with George Wallace. Now, Mr. Shelby said, they may have to get used to living with Mr. Moore in the Sen
segregationist George C. Wallace, a divisive figure in his time. After it became clear that Mr. Wallace had won, the University of Alabamas young, progressive president, F. David Mathews, mournfully turned to his family and said they would have to get used to living with George Wallace.