A system and method for identifying a specific RFID tag includes RFID reader circuitry, such as within an RFID reader, configured for sending and receiving RF signals to detect RFID tags and for obtaining signal parameter information associated with the RFID tags. Processing circuitry is configured for using the signal parameter information for one or more tags of the RFID tags and calculating a tag score for the one or more RFID tags. The processing circuitry is further configured for determining a specific RFID tag using the tag scores for the one or more RFID tags.

Method and system for correctly identifying specific RFID tags

A headset terminal for speech applications includes a headband assembly, an earcup assembly and a power source assembly. Processing circuitry is positioned in at least one of the earcup assembly and the power source assembly and includes speech processing circuitry for recognizing and synthesizing speech. A radio communicates with a central system to process the activity information of the headset terminal user. A rotatable microphone boom assembly includes controls mounted on opposite sides of a rotation axis to maintain a consistent orientation on the boom assembly with respect to the head of a user. The boom assembly snaps together with the earcup assembly to rotate. The headband assembly includes at least one transverse band and a sliding arm coupled to the earcup assembly for dynamically adjusting the position of the earcup assembly. A latch of the power source assembly snaps into position to secure it with the assembly and slides between latched and unlatched positions to secure a battery.

Headset terminal with speech functionality

A voice assistant system is disclosed which directs the voice Prompts delivered to a first user of a voice assistant to also be communicated wirelessly to the voice assistant of a second user so that the second user can hear the voice Prompts as delivered to the first user.

Training/coaching system for a voice-enabled work environment

A headset adapted to be positioned on a head includes a headband assembly for spanning across the head of a user An earcup assembly is coupled proximate one end of the headband assembly A power source assembly is coupled proximate the other end of the headband assembly A flexible stabilizing strap has a first end coupled to the headset proximate the earcup assembly and a second end coupled to the headset terminal proximate the power source assembly The strap includes a first band portion that couples with a second band portion, at least one band portion including a plurality of coupling positions along its length for adjustably coupling with the other band portion at different lengths to vary the overall length of the flexible stabilizing strap The stabilizing strap is adapted to engage the head of a user to further stabilize the headset on the head

Headset terminal with rear stability strap

A device 10 is comprised of processing circuitry 52 operable for providing a speech interface to facilitate a speech dialog with a user or generate commands for a user. An RFID reader 54, operably coupled with the processing circuitry 52, is operable for reading data from an RFID tag 70. In one aspect, the reading occurs in the context of a speech dialog. In another aspect, the data is used to generate speech commands. In another aspect, information is stored to an RFID tag 70 during the speech dialog.

A terminal device for voice-directed work and information exchange

A U-shaped supporting pedestal is rotatably and frictionally secured at its bight portion to a support member attached to the earphone of a headset. The limbs of the pedestal extend outwardly from the support member and are slotted to receive an elongated microphone arm which is longitudinally displaceable through the slots. Further, the arm can be positioned by rotating the pedestal on the support member and by laterally displacing the arm within the slot in one limb while it is held in frictional engagement within the slot in the other limb.

Karl Reinthaler

Papers

Device for adjustably mounting a microphone on a headset