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    • 4. 发明申请
    • Techniques for distributing data among nodes based on dynamic spatial/organizational state of a mobile node
    • 基于移动节点的动态空间/组织状态在节点之间分配数据的技术
    • US20060188327A1
    • 2006-08-24
    • US11065021
    • 2005-02-24
    • Billy Moon
    • Billy Moon
    • F16D1/00
    • G06F17/30241G01S5/0072G01S5/0289H04W40/20H04W40/36Y10T403/599
    • Techniques for managing data in a distributed system include receiving first mobile data that includes non-routing data for a mobile node of multiple nodes in a distributed data system. The mobile node is associated with a first data item of multiple data items in the distributed data system. Non-routing data includes organizational data for data items in the distributed database or spatial data, or both. Spatial data includes at least one of a physical location, shape, size, and orientation. A non-topological relationship is determined between the first data item and a different second data item based on the non-routing data. Content is communicated with the mobile node based at least in part on the non-topological relationship. These techniques allow conservation of valuable network resources by communicating only data relevant to a recipient based on the spatial or organizational context of the communicating nodes.
    • 用于管理分布式系统中的数据的技术包括接收包括用于分布式数据系统中的多个节点的移动节点的非路由数据的第一移动数据。 移动节点与分布式数据系统中的多个数据项的第一数据项相关联。 非路由数据包括分布式数据库中的数据项或空间数据的组织数据,或两者。 空间数据包括物理位置,形状,大小和取向中的至少一个。 基于非路由数据,在第一数据项和不同的第二数据项之间确定非拓扑关系。 至少部分地基于非拓扑关系与内容与移动节点通信。 这些技术允许通过基于通信节点的空间或组织上下文传达与接收者有关的数据来保护有价值的网络资源。
    • 6. 发明授权
    • Techniques for allocating computing resources to applications in an embedded system
    • 将计算资源分配给嵌入式系统中的应用程序的技术
    • US08434092B2
    • 2013-04-30
    • US13032603
    • 2011-02-22
    • James MinerBilly MoonMickey Sartin
    • James MinerBilly MoonMickey Sartin
    • G06F9/46G06F12/00
    • G06F9/5027G06F9/4887G06F2209/504Y02D10/22
    • Techniques for allocating computing resources to tasks include receiving first data and second data. The first data indicates a limit for unblocked execution by a processor of a set of at least one task that includes instructions for the processor. The second data indicates a maximum use of the processor by the set. It is determined whether a particular set of at least one task has exceeded the limit for unblocked execution based on the first data. If it is determined that the particular set has exceeded the limit, then execution of the particular set by the processor is blocked for a yield time interval based on the second data. These techniques can guarantee that no time-critical tasks of an embedded system on a specific-purpose device are starved for processor time by tasks of foreign applications also executed by the processor.
    • 将计算资源分配给任务的技术包括接收第一数据和第二数据。 第一数据指示处理器对包括处理器的指令的至少一个任务的集合的未阻塞执行的限制。 第二个数据指示集合对处理器的最大使用。 确定至少一个任务的特定集合是否已经超过了基于第一数据的未阻止执行的限制。 如果确定特定集合已经超过限制,则基于第二数据来阻止由处理器执行特定集合以获得产出时间间隔。 这些技术可以保证由处理器执行的外部应用程序的任务,在特定目的设备上的嵌入式系统的时间关键任务都不足以处理时间。
    • 7. 发明授权
    • Techniques for distributing data among nodes based on dynamic spatial/organizational state of a mobile node
    • 基于移动节点的动态空间/组织状态在节点之间分配数据的技术
    • US08315636B2
    • 2012-11-20
    • US11065021
    • 2005-02-24
    • Billy MoonJames Miner
    • Billy MoonJames Miner
    • H04W40/00H04W4/00
    • G06F17/30241G01S5/0072G01S5/0289H04W40/20H04W40/36Y10T403/599
    • Techniques for managing data in a distributed system include receiving first mobile data that includes non-routing data for a mobile node of multiple nodes in a distributed data system. The mobile node is associated with a first data item of multiple data items in the distributed data system. Non-routing data includes organizational data for data items in the distributed database or spatial data, or both. Spatial data includes at least one of a physical location, shape, size, and orientation. A non-topological relationship is determined between the first data item and a different second data item based on the non-routing data. Content is communicated with the mobile node based at least in part on the non-topological relationship. These techniques allow conservation of valuable network resources by communicating only data relevant to a recipient based on the spatial or organizational context of the communicating nodes.
    • 用于管理分布式系统中的数据的技术包括接收包括用于分布式数据系统中的多个节点的移动节点的非路由数据的第一移动数据。 移动节点与分布式数据系统中的多个数据项的第一数据项相关联。 非路由数据包括分布式数据库中的数据项或空间数据的组织数据,或两者。 空间数据包括物理位置,形状,大小和取向中的至少一个。 基于非路由数据,在第一数据项和不同的第二数据项之间确定非拓扑关系。 至少部分地基于非拓扑关系与内容与移动节点通信。 这些技术允许通过基于通信节点的空间或组织上下文传达与接收者有关的数据来保护有价值的网络资源。
    • 8. 发明申请
    • TECHNIQUES FOR ALLOCATING COMPUTING RESOURCES TO APPLICATIONS IN AN EMBEDDED SYSTEM
    • 将计算资源分配到嵌入式系统中的应用技术
    • US20110145832A1
    • 2011-06-16
    • US13032603
    • 2011-02-22
    • James MinerBilly MoonMickey Sartin
    • James MinerBilly MoonMickey Sartin
    • G06F9/50
    • G06F9/5027G06F9/4887G06F2209/504Y02D10/22
    • Techniques for allocating computing resources to tasks include receiving first data and second data. The first data indicates a limit for unblocked execution by a processor of a set of at least one task that includes instructions for the processor. The second data indicates a maximum use of the processor by the set. It is determined whether a particular set of at least one task has exceeded the limit for unblocked execution based on the first data. If it is determined that the particular set has exceeded the limit, then execution of the particular set by the processor is blocked for a yield time interval based on the second data. These techniques can guarantee that no time-critical tasks of an embedded system on a specific-purpose device are starved for processor time by tasks of foreign applications also executed by the processor.
    • 将计算资源分配给任务的技术包括接收第一数据和第二数据。 第一数据指示处理器对包括处理器的指令的至少一个任务的集合的未阻塞执行的限制。 第二个数据指示集合对处理器的最大使用。 确定至少一个任务的特定集合是否已经超过了基于第一数据的未阻止执行的限制。 如果确定特定集合已经超过限制,则基于第二数据来阻止由处理器执行特定集合以获得产出时间间隔。 这些技术可以保证由处理器执行的外部应用程序的任务,在特定目的设备上的嵌入式系统的时间关键任务都不足以处理时间。
    • 9. 发明申请
    • Techniques for determining communication state using accelerometer data
    • 使用加速度计数据确定通信状态的技术
    • US20060187847A1
    • 2006-08-24
    • US11052020
    • 2005-02-05
    • Gregory PeltonBilly Moon
    • Gregory PeltonBilly Moon
    • H04L12/26
    • H04W8/22H04L67/18H04L67/24H04L67/42H04W4/02H04W4/025H04W4/027H04W4/029H04W4/20H04W4/50
    • Techniques for communicating with a user on a network include receiving acceleration data that indicates acceleration of a mobile network node associated with a user of a network. The user is a living user of the network, such as a human user, or a vehicular user of the network, such as a satellite, plane, ship, automobile or robot. A communication state for the user is determined based at least in part on the acceleration data. The communication state indicates a type of network communication suitable for communicating with the user. Network communications with the user are based on the communication state. Among other uses, such techniques allow a network communicating with a human through a mobile node carried by the human to infer from stopped or unusual motions when the human's ability to receive or act on communications is impaired or otherwise affected.
    • 用于与网络上的用户通信的技术包括接收指示与网络用户相关联的移动网络节点的加速度的加速数据。 用户是诸如卫星,飞机,船舶,汽车或机器人之类的网络的诸如人类用户或车辆用户的网络的生活用户。 至少部分地基于加速度数据确定用户的通信状态。 通信状态指示适合于与用户进行通信的网络通信类型。 与用户的网络通信是基于通信状态。 除了其他用途之外,当人类接收或对通信行为的能力受到损害或以其他方式受到影响时,这种技术允许通过人类携带的移动节点与人类通信,从停止或异常运动中推断网络。
    • 10. 发明授权
    • Techniques for distributing data among mobile nodes based on dynamically generated data objects in a distributed object-oriented database
    • 基于分布式面向对象数据库中基于动态生成的数据对象在移动节点之间分发数据的技术
    • US08072902B2
    • 2011-12-06
    • US11500753
    • 2006-08-07
    • Billy Moon
    • Billy Moon
    • H04L12/28G06F7/00G06F17/30H04W24/00
    • G06F17/30575G06F17/30607
    • Techniques for managing data distributed over nodes in a network include receiving, at an original node, content data that describes a physical entity that is not a router in a vicinity of the original node. In response to receiving the content, a beacon data object is generated in an object-oriented database distributed over the network nodes. The beacon holds the content data and holds policy data that indicates how to terminate the beacon. A node that has ownership of the beacon performs the step of terminating the beacon based on the policy data. Ownership of the beacon can be transferred so that the beacon stays associated with the physical entity, such as a room in a building, even as a mobile original node moves away from the physical entity. The content data can indicate conditions that invite responsive action, such as hazardous environmental conditions.
    • 用于管理分布在网络中的节点的数据的技术包括在原始节点处接收描述不在原始节点附近的路由器的物理实体的内容数据。 响应于接收到内容,在分布在网络节点上的面向对象的数据库中生成信标数据对象。 信标保存内容数据并保存指示如何终止信标的策略数据。 具有信标所有权的节点执行基于策略数据终止信标的步骤。 可以传送信标的所有权,使得信标与物理实体(例如建筑物中的房间)保持相关联,即使移动原始节点远离物理实体。 内容数据可以指示邀请响应动作的条件,例如危险的环境条件。