BILL G. WILLIAMS, D.C.
Anesthesiologist Assistant at Valley Mills Dr, Waco, TX

6374078, Apr 16, 2002

May 31, 2000

09/583839

Bill G. Williams - Waco TX
Jerry W. Petermann - Pflugerville TX

Direct Wireless Corporation - Austin TX

H04B 358

455 7, 455554, 455555, 455422

A decentralized asynchronous wireless communication system is disclosed for providing voice and data communication that allows flexibility of communication paths for local communication or for communication to external networks. The system makes use of handsets that may communicate in a local mode with other handsets within a same microcell via signal extenders. In an extended mode, a handset located in a first microcell of a first macrocell may communicate with a second handset in a second microcell of the first macrocell via signal extenders and a network extender. In a remote mode, a handset located in a first microcell of a first macrocell may communicate with a second handset in a second microcell of a second macrocell via signal extenders and network extenders. The system is particularly suitable for operation in rural areas having a low population density.

6615767, Sep 9, 2003

Feb 15, 2002

09/683798

Thomas C. Untermeyer - Lakehills TX
Bill G. Williams - Waco TX
Gerald Easterling - Carrollton TX

Automated Shrimp Corporation - San Antonio TX

A01K 6100

119215

The invention provides a method and system for producing aquatic specie for consumer consumption within a closed aquaculture system. It provides for growing algae in artificial saltwater under controlled conditions in an algae subsystem, flowing the algae to an artemia subsystem containing adult artemia for feeding the adult artemia which produce smaller artemia, and flowing the algae and artemia to an aquatic specie subsystem containing an immature adult specie. As the immature aquatic specie consumes the algae and artemia, they mature into adult aquatic specie for harvesting. The invention also includes a data acquisition and control subsystem for automated control of the aquaculture system. A unique filtration subsystem accepts waste from the aquatic specie subsystem, pumps the waste through a series of filters, and returns the filtered saltwater to the algae subsystem, the artemia subsystem and the aquatic specie subsystem.

6141531, Oct 31, 2000

Apr 17, 1998

9/062012

Bill G. Williams - Waco TX
Jerry W. Petermann - Pflugerville TX

Direct Wireless Corporation - Irving TX

H04B 358, H04Q 720, H04Q 732, H04Q 736

455 7

A wireless communication system using radio frequencies for transmitting and receiving voice and data signal with an internal network with multiple internal communication path, and an external communication path for linking the internal network to an external communications network and is suited to operate in remote locations that are isolated. The internal network contains transceivers that allow for decentralized communication along multiple communication paths within the internal network. If the transceivers are within range, they can communicate directly without the need for a central call switching and delivery center. If the transceivers are out of range, they can communicate via intermediate transceivers that relay the calls to the destination transceivers, eliminating the need for a central call switching and delivery center. The internal network has the capability of communicating with an external communications network, such as a public switched telephone network, a satellite communication system, an emergency radio system and a paging system.

6842617, Jan 11, 2005

Apr 8, 2002

10/063283

Bill G. Williams - Waco TX, US
Jerry W. Petermann - Pflugerville TX, US

Wahoo Communications Corporation - Lorena TX

H04B 358, H04Q 732

455444, 455 7, 4555541, 4555542, 455422, 370279

A decentralized asynchronous wireless communication system is disclosed for providing voice and data communication that allows flexibility of communication paths for local communication or for communication to external networks. The system makes use of communication docking bays that may communicate in a local mode with other communication docking bays or handsets within a same microcell via signal extenders. In an extended mode, a communication docking bay located in a first microcell of a first macrocell may communicate with a second communication docking bay or handset in a second microcell of the first macrocell via signal extenders and a network extender. In a remote mode, a communication docking bay located in a first microcell of a first macrocell may communicate with a second communication docking bay or handset in a second microcell of a second macrocell via signal extenders and network extenders. The communication docking bays also provide a communication path to a Public Switch Telephone Network and other communication medium. This feature provides an alternate means of connecting a mobile handset to a Public Switch Telephone Network without communicating through a network extender.

6851387, Feb 8, 2005

Aug 14, 2003

10/604750

Thomas C Untermeyer - Lakehills TX, US
Bill G. Williams - Waco TX, US
Gerald Easterling - Carrollton TX, US

Automated Shrimp Holding Corporation - San Antonio TX

A01K061/00

119212, 119207, 119210, 119213

The invention provides a method and system for producing aquatic specie for consumer consumption within a closed aquaculture system. It provides for growing algae in artificial saltwater under controlled conditions in an algae subsystem, feeding the algae to adult artemia for producing small artemia in an artemia subsystem, feeding the algae and small artemia to immature aquatic specie for producing adolescent aquatic specie in an aquatic specie nursery subsystem, and feeding the algae and small artemia to the adolescent aquatic specie to for producing adult aquatic specie in an aquatic specie growout subsystem, which are then harvested. The invention also includes a data acquisition and control subsystem for automated control of the aquaculture system. A unique filtration subsystem accepts waste from the aquatic specie subsystem, pumps the waste through a series of filters, and returns the filtered saltwater to the algae subsystem, the artemia subsystem and the aquatic specie subsystem.

5995849, Nov 30, 1999

Nov 26, 1997

8/979676

Bill G. Williams - Waco TX
Jerry W. Petermann - Pflugerville TX

Direct Wireless Communication Corp. - Waco TX

H04Q 724, H04Q 726

455555

A digital direct wireless communication system that permits direct, point-to-point communication (voice or data) between transceivers without the infrastructure associated with traditional cellular systems. The transceivers may communicate with a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), with a plurality of fixed base units, a plurality of mobile units and possibly, a plurality of repeaters. The mobile units are operable to communicate point-to-point with other mobile units or other fixed base units. Similarly, the fixed base units are operable to communicate point-to-point with other fixed base units or other mobile units. The system repeaters, if present, are dispersed throughout the communication coverage area for receiving and re-transmitting radio signals from the mobile and fixed base units, if necessary. The mobile and fixed base units may also communicate with remote telephone users through the PSTN. In this mode, a mobile user may contact a remotely located telephone (outside the system) by dialing the number for the remote telephone.