Tianshu Chen

US Patent:

20160192037, Jun 30, 2016

Filed:

Dec 28, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/980826

Inventors:

- San Jose CA, US
Tianshu Chen - San Jose CA, US

Assignee:

Ubiquiti Networks, Inc. - San Jose CA

International Classification:

H04Q 1/02
H04L 12/931

Abstract:

A tower-mounted networking device facilitates deploying a remote station without having to build a custom station aside a radio tower. The networking device's chassis comprises a mounting bracket, which includes a curved contour for mounting the networking device on the radio tower. Also, the chassis can be resistant to weather intrusion, by not including a vent, to allow the networking device to be installed outdoors. The networking device can include a first power port coupled to an external connection line from a source external to the tower, such that the external connection line provides at least power to the networking device. The networking device can use the power to power a set of antenna mounted on the radio tower. The networking device can also relay a network connection between a pair of antennas, and/or between an antenna and a network connection to an Internet service provider.

US Patent:

20160128289, May 12, 2016

Filed:

Nov 10, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/937789

Inventors:

- Harbour City, HK
Wenpeng Hsueh - San Ramon CA, US
Tianshu Chen - Dublin CA, US
Guohua Lu - Shanghai, CN
Pei Kang - Shanghai, CN
Chao-Hsien Wu - Taoyuan, TW

International Classification:

A01G 31/02
G05B 19/04

Abstract:

A hydroponic growth system may be integrated into a programmable system providing for the growth of plants. An upper section of a system may include a lighting system able to vary lighting characteristics such as the intensity or spectral content of light provided to the plants and atmospheric systems to control the temperature, flow, or humidity of air around the plants that are mounted on an actuated platform. A control system may execute a program to control the available systems including the actuated above-plant platform to programmably control the height or heights of the systems above plants.