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TriCascade, Inc Renews Technology Patents for Smart Home Applications.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \n \n TriCascade, Inc Renews Technology Patents for Smart Home Applications.\n \n \nTriCascade, Inc Renews Technology Patents for Smart Home Applications.\n \n NEWPORT BEACH, CA--(Marketwired - Aug 30, 2017) - SkyFidelity, Inc's (OTC: SRMX) subsidiary, TriCascade, Inc successfully renewed its international Technology Patents relating to TriCascade's Proprietary Energy Metering/WiFi devices.. In 2010, Tri Cascade Inc. began developing and filing for patents in the United States as well as China on various proprietary and customized energy management technological advancements and user interfaces (UI's) utilizing the Microsoft Azure's Cloud computing systems.\n Recently, TriCascade started the process of renewing its international patent protection relating to US Patent Numbers 8,849,596 B2; 8,781,639 B2; US 2013/0178996 (US pending); US 2014/0054977 (US pending); US 2014/0002057 (US pending); US 2015/0073613 (US pending).\n TriCascade's Energy Metering/Wifi Device Patents\n Features & Benefits\n \n \n Creating the First Smart Home Energy Metering Applications and Solutions\n \nCalculating and Recording Energy Usage (Kilowatts) from wall outlet receptacles\n \nMeasuring power consumption from individual outlet receptacles through a wireless system\n \nProviding automatic power breaking safety protection from overload of electrical appliances\n \nUsing an RFID wireless identification technique to identify and manage energy use\n \nCreating WiFi outlet receptacles controlled by Mobile Apps to control energy usage\n \nCreating first of its kind Smart Surge Protection for wall outlets\n \nCommunicating Energy Usage from Wall Outlets with Microsoft Cloud Based Energy Metering Software \n \n \n Market Opportunities\n \n \n Green homes red-hot: 17% of New US Construction Seeks Smart Energy Devices:\n \n \n The home building industry is struggling, but one sector is booming: green homes. The number of homes winning the government's Energy Star designation since the program began in 1995 has crossed the 1 million mark. Despite an overall housing slump, 75,000 have been added so far this year for a total of 1,024,200. \n Last year, Energy Star homes accounted for nearly 17% of all single-family homes built, up from 12% in 2015. The Energy Star label means a house is at least 20% more energy-efficient than other new homes. \n Existing...