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53-uniphi-wide-adapters
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Buy the whole description for $15.20Patent Status: Patent Pending — U.S. Non-Provisional Utility Application No. 19/717,706, Confirmation #7171, filed 2026-06-24. Title: “Single-Pointer Wireless Control Fabric and Retrofit Adapters for Operating a Plurality of Computers Over a Wireless Network.” Inventor/Applicant: Christopher Gabriel Brown. 20 claims (system, method, and apparatus). Prior reference: patent #3462 / 2878 — “100 wireless machine adapters and personal wireless comps with routers” (© 2017). Additional patent applications on file: 17/687,656; 63/552,008; 18/650,137; 18/370,908; 18/460,559; 18/219,732; 19/031,884; 19/177,547; and others (see Google Patents Search List for the full portfolio).
UniPhi Wide Adapters is a comprehensive wireless-control platform that turns any wired device into a wireless node on a personal Wi-Fi grid, then lets a single operator control many machines from one pointer. The package contains working Python software (hub, fabric, CLI, GUI, media pipe, and Personal Wireless Grid host), ESP32 reference firmware, 19 KiCad 10 hardware schematics for base controllers, adapter cards, and dongles, a filed non-provisional patent application with 20 claims and figures, store deployment tooling for a Magento e-commerce site, and a complete test suite. UniPhi operates in two complementary modes covered by the same patent application:
The software is pure Python (version 0.1.0), with the core hub running on the standard library alone and optional dependencies degrading gracefully when absent. The architecture spans seven layers:
Read section 3 for $1.90PWG reverses the KVM direction: many wired peripherals, each with a small adapter, all routed wirelessly to one personal PC. The host opens one local TCP presentation port (base port 7400+) per attached adapter, so any app on the PC reads/writes the remote peripheral as if it were locally plugged in.
Read section 4 for $1.90All schematics are generated and validated in KiCad 10 with real footprints on every part. The designs span two product packaging options and extended accelerator/data-center boards:
Read section 5 for $1.90The project includes 4 test modules with 14+ test cases covering every major subsystem:
Read section 6 for $1.90Two product lines are staged for the cri-one.com Magento store, with full deployment automation:
Read section 7 for $1.90The filed non-provisional utility application (U.S. App. 19/717,706) contains 20 claims in three categories:
Read section 8 for $1.907 figures described: FIG.1 system block diagram, FIG.2 base controller with adapter sockets, FIG.3 USB retrofit adapter schematic, FIG.4 operator console with stage + thumbnails, FIG.5 adapter-socket interconnect bus, FIG.6 pointer focus-switch flowchart, FIG.7 display-capture adapter.
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