公开(公告)号：US10469996B2

公开(公告)日：2019-11-05

申请号：US16079121

申请日：2016-04-28

Applicant: MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS, INC.

Inventor： Dong Zhao ,  Jian-Feng Wang ,  Jing Wang

IPC: H04W4/029 ,  H04W76/45 ,  H04W4/021 ,  H04W4/08 ,  H04W4/10 ,  H04W84/08

Abstract: The present invention relates to method, system and electronic communications device for providing group scan for mobile devices located in overlapping active geofences. A method comprises, at one of a mobile device and a radio controller device in an infrastructure associated with the mobile device: determining a current location of the mobile device; identifying a plurality of active geofences having definitions that include the determined current location of the mobile device; accessing a geofence mapping that assigns, for each of the identified plurality of active geofences, one of a plurality of different priority levels and one of a plurality of different talkgroups; monitoring each of the plurality of different talkgroups for active calls as a function of the different priority levels; identifying a subset of the plurality of different talkgroups from the plurality of different talkgroups in the geofence mapping having an active call and, for each talkgroup in the subset, a particular talkgroup associated with a highest priority geofence; and joining the mobile device to the particular talkgroup.

公开(公告)号：US10019151B2

公开(公告)日：2018-07-10

申请号：US14764235

申请日：2013-02-08

Applicant: MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS, INC

Inventor： Hai-Qing Hu ,  Meng Ge Duan ,  Jing Wang

IPC: G06F3/048 ,  G06F3/0488

CPC classification number: G06F3/0488 ,  G06F3/04883 ,  G06F3/04886 ,  G06F2203/04808

Abstract: A method and apparatus for managing a touch-screen device is provided herein. During operation UI elements are arranged and re-arrange dynamically and based on user's current contact locations on the touch screen. Preferably, the contact positions correspond to a user's finger positions so that the UI elements are automatically placed where a person's fingers make contact with the touch screen. Because the UI elements on the touch screen always “look for” the user's fingers, instead of the user looking for them, it becomes much easier and more time-efficient for a user to find a particular UI element.