Industries Involved with Home Networking

J. Research (23 entries)

Updated on May 2, 2011

1. Appliance design augmentation (THNC)

2. Business expansion toward homes/customers -- in-store kiosks, in-home extensions

3. Business-to-business sales and service (E, G, H, J) -- Home network components and services to link home-based businesses to other businesses

4. Components and services to link home networks to businesses, especially remote businesses and businesses in homes

5. Digital (computer) research -- hardware, software, firmware

6. Computer-based intelligence (CBI, AI, etc.)

7. Computer intelligence, sentience, heuristic, self-evolving qualities -- universities and corporate research operations

8. CBI/AI nontechnical integration -- for people without technical abilities, to better use home network products and systems

9. Full text voice recognition and speech synthesis, ULSI chips, and translation capabilities -- language and cultural context databases

10. Home network systems integration with people, lifestyles, nontechnical environments, and "fail-safe" protocols

11. Industries developing DHN products -- single products, systems, and system-compatible products

12. Integrated circuits -- types of ICs and other forms of digital memory

13. Interaction in homes and businesses with DHN systems

14. Listings of all companies involved with DHNs -- hardware, software, firmware, designing, manufacturing, selling, installing, subcontracting, retailing, etc. -- in all categories.

15. Marketing research (for each related industry and interactive efforts)

16. New Internets for DHNs (i.e., not for human use)

17. Other organizations like THNC; interaction with, work between/among

18. Real-time language translations -- creation of universal speech digital pattern databases for DHNs

19. Use and effects of home networks -- studies on family functionality, ethics, parental-familial interactions and changes (sociology); "digital divide"; how people interact with and are effected by technology

20. Sociology -- relation between people, interactions with family and family's needs, home security, CBI, and users accepting DHNs as tools for raising their quality of life

21. Sources of computer-based intelligence research (universities and other organizations)

22. Specialized UPS units, solar/wind concepts for power, etc.

23. Systems assembly and development -- testing against real world scenarios