Protected Asset SummaryWhat the patent protects. Three independent claims. Two continuations active.
The protected method covers code-at-camera evaluation, device-to-doorbell handshake, and networked-entry access control — including credentials carrying personal and health data. Detailed claim charts available during private review.
What the Patent Protects
Code-at-camera
A method using a smart-home system with a video doorbell assembly (camera, microphone, speaker) at a building entrance. The camera scans and reads a machine-readable code presented by a visitor's computing device; the system processes the code to evaluate identity and health data.
Device-to-doorbell handshake
A method of sharing health data among users of a smart-home network. The visitor's device establishes communication with the doorbell, generates a machine-readable code on request, and presents it to the camera, including Smart Health Cards and NFC handshake.
Networked-entry access control
A method of access control using networked devices at a building entrance. The system detects a visitor's device, prompts presentation of a machine-readable code, processes the code, and provides a notification, including credentials carrying personal and health data.
Continuation claims add wearable-sourced data, RFID/IC-card paths, AI-assisted review, and wellness-awareness patterns. Detailed claim charts and feature mapping are available during private review.
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