IP Library Granted Patent US 12,445,169
Granted Patent B2
US 12,445,169 · App. 18/325,936 · Granted Oct 14, 2025

Ambient electromagnetic power harvesting device for collecting and forwarding data

Inventors: Mark R. Bales (Lee's Summit, MO); Lyle Bertz (Lee's Summit, MO); Robert Keith Butler (Overland Park, KS); Lyle W. Paczkowski (Mission Hills, KS)
Assignee: T-Mobile Innovations LLC
H04B5/77
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Patent No.
US 12,445,169
App. No.
18/325,936
Granted
Oct 14, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

A collector ambient electromagnetic power harvesting (AEPH) device for collecting and forwarding data is disclosed. The device includes an antenna, an AEPH circuit converting RF energy from the antenna into electrical power, and a memory and a controller powered by the AEPH circuit. The controller receives in a first RF signal information from a reporter AEPH device, including data and the reporter ID. The controller stores the data in the memory with an association to the reporter ID. The controller receives in a second RF signal an interrogation signal. In response, the controller transmits a response via the antenna including the reporter ID and data in the memory associated with the reporter ID. The interrogation signal may be received and the response transmitted in a first RF band and/or communication protocol, and the information may be received in a second RF band and/or communication protocol.

Claims (60)

1. A collector ambient electromagnetic power harvesting (AEPH)

device for collecting and forwarding data, the device comprising:

an antenna;

an AEPH circuit coupled to the antenna and configured to receive radio frequency (RF) energy collected by the antenna and convert the RF energy into electrical power;

a memory configured to receive electrical power from the AEPH circuit; and

a controller coupled to the memory and configured to receive electrical power from the AEPH circuit,

wherein the controller is configured to:

receive first information from a first reporter AEPH device, the first information comprising first data and an identifier (ID) of the first reporter AEPH device, the first information received via the antenna in a first RF signal;

store in the memory the first data with an association to the first reporter AEPH device ID;

receive second information from a second reporter AEPH device, the second information comprising second data and an ID of the second reporter AEPH device, the information received via the antenna in a second RF signal;

store the second data in the memory with an association to the second reporter AEPH device ID;

store in the memory a data association between the first data and the second data;

receive an interrogation signal via the antenna in a third RF signal; and

in response to the interrogation signal, transmit a response via the antenna, the response comprising:

the first reporter AEPH device ID and any data in the memory associated with the first reporter AEPH device ID;

the second reporter AEPH device ID and any data in the memory associated with the second reporter AEPH device ID; and

any data associations stored in the memory, where the associations are between data stored in the memory and associated with the first reporter AEPH device ID and data stored in the memory and associated with the second reporter AEPH device ID.

2. The collector AEPH device of claim 1 , wherein the controller is configured to store in memory individual timestamps with at least one of (i) data stored in the memory with an association to a reporter AEPH device ID and (ii) data associations stored in the memory.

3. The collector AEPH device of claim 1 , wherein the collector transmits a second interrogation signal to the first reporter AEPH device, the second interrogation signal configured to cause the first reporter AEPH device to transmit the first information.

4. The collector AEPH device of claim 1 , wherein the controller is configured to read from the memory a stored policy that associates the first reporter AEPH device ID and the second reporter AEPH device ID and store in the memory a data association between the first data and the second data based on the stored policy.

5. The collector AEPH device of claim 4 , wherein the controller is configured to, upon receiving the first information, based on the stored policy, transmit a third interrogation signal to the second reporter AEPH device, the third interrogation signal configured to cause the second reporter AEPH device to transmit the second information.

6. The collector AEPH device of claim 1 , wherein the controller is configured to read from the memory a stored policy comprising first and second time intervals and periodically interrogate the first reporter AEPH device based upon the first time interval and periodically interrogate the second reporter AEPH device based upon the second time interval.

7. A collector ambient electromagnetic power harvesting (AEPH) device for collecting and forwarding data, the device comprising:

an antenna;

an AEPH circuit coupled to the antenna and configured to receive radio frequency (RF) energy collected by the antenna and convert the RF energy into electrical power;

a memory configured to receive electrical power from the AEPH circuit; and

a controller coupled to the memory and configured to receive electrical power from the AEPH circuit,

wherein the controller is configured to:

transmit via the antenna a first interrogation signal to a first reporter AEPH device, the first interrogation signal configured to cause the reporter AEPH device to transmit first information;

receive the first information from the first reporter AEPH device, the first information comprising first data and an identifier (ID) of the first reporter AEPH device, the first information received via the antenna in a first RF signal;

store the first data in the memory with an association to the first reporter AEPH device ID;

transmit via the antenna a second interrogation signal to a second reporter AEPH device, the second interrogation signal configured to cause the second reporter AEPH device to transmit second information;

receive the second information from the second reporter AEPH device, the second information comprising second data and an ID of the second reporter AEPH device, the second information received via the antenna in a second RF signal;

store in the memory the second data with an association to the second reporter AEPH device ID;

store in the memory a data association between the first data and the second data;

receive a third interrogation signal via the antenna in a third RF signal; and

in response to the third interrogation signal, transmit a response via the antenna, the response comprising the first reporter AEPH device ID and any data in the memory associated with the first reporter AEPH device ID, the second reporter AEPH device ID and any data in the memory associated with the second reporter AEPH device ID, and any stored data associations between any data stored in the memory associated with at least one of the first reporter AEPH device ID or the second report AEPH device ID.

8. The collector AEPH device of claim 7 , wherein the collector AEPH device is configured to receive the RF energy from a reader device.

9. The collector AEPH device of claim 7 , wherein the antenna is a first antenna and the collector AEPH device further comprises a second antenna, wherein the third RF signal, comprising the RF energy and the third interrogation signal, is received and the response is transmitted via the first antenna, and the first interrogation signal is transmitted and the response is received via the second antenna.

10. The collector AEPH device of claim 7 , wherein the third interrogation signal is received and the response is transmitted in a first RF band, and the first interrogation signal is transmitted and the first information is received in a second RF band.

11. The collector AEPH device of claim 7 , wherein the third interrogation signal is received and the response is transmitted in a first communication protocol, and the first interrogation signal is transmitted and the first information is received in a second communication protocol.

12. The collector AEPH device of claim 7 , wherein the controller is configured to read from the memory a stored policy that associates the first reporter AEPH device ID and the second reporter AEPH device ID, and wherein the data association between the first data and the second data is stored in the memory based on the stored policy.

13. The collector AEPH device of claim 12 , wherein the response is based on the stored policy.

14. A collector ambient electromagnetic power harvesting (AEPH) device for collecting and forwarding data, the device comprising:

an antenna;

an AEPH circuit coupled to the antenna and configured to receive radio frequency (RF) energy collected by the antenna and convert the RF energy into electrical power;

a memory configured to receive electrical power from the AEPH circuit; and

a controller coupled to the memory and configured to receive electrical power from the AEPH circuit,

wherein the controller is configured to:

receive first information from a first reporter AEPH device, the first information comprising first data and an identifier (ID) of the first reporter AEPH device, the first information received via the antenna in a first RF signal;

store the first data in the memory with an association to the first reporter AEPH device ID;

receive second information from a second reporter AEPH device, the second information comprising second data and an ID of the second reporter AEPH device, the second information received via the antenna in a second RF signal;

store the second data in the memory with an association to the second reporter AEPH device ID;

store in the memory a data association between the first data and the second data based on an association between the first reporter AEPH device ID and the second reporter AEPH device ID;

receive an interrogation signal via the antenna in a third RF signal; and

in response to the interrogation signal, transmit a response via the antenna, the response comprising the first reporter AEPH device ID and the first data, the second reporter AEPH device ID and the second data, and the data association between the first data and the second data.

15. The collector AEPH device of claim 14 , wherein the collector AEPH device is configured to receive the RF energy from a reader device.

16. The collector AEPH device of claim 14 , wherein the antenna is a first antenna and the collector AEPH device further comprises a second antenna, wherein the interrogation signal is received and the response is transmitted via the first antenna, and the first information is received via the second antenna.

17. The collector AEPH device of claim 14 , wherein the interrogation signal is received and the response is transmitted in a first RF band, and the first information is received in a second RF band.

18. The collector AEPH device of claim 14 , wherein the interrogation signal is received and the response is transmitted in a first communication protocol, and the first information is received in a second communication protocol.

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ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 2, 2023
From: BALES, MARK R.; BERTZ, LYLE; BUTLER, ROBERT KEITH; PACZKOWSKI, LYLE W.
To: T-MOBILE INNOVATIONS LLC
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