20240039752. FACILITATING PORTABLE, REUSABLE, AND SHARABLE INTERNET OF THINGS (IoT)-BASED SERVICES AND RESOURCES simplified abstract (Intel Corporation)
FACILITATING PORTABLE, REUSABLE, AND SHARABLE INTERNET OF THINGS (IoT)-BASED SERVICES AND RESOURCES
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Shao-Wen Yang of Hillsboro OR (US)
Nyuk Kin Koo of Bukit Mertajam (MY)
Yen-Kuang Chen of Cupertino CA (US)
FACILITATING PORTABLE, REUSABLE, AND SHARABLE INTERNET OF THINGS (IoT)-BASED SERVICES AND RESOURCES - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240039752 titled 'FACILITATING PORTABLE, REUSABLE, AND SHARABLE INTERNET OF THINGS (IoT)-BASED SERVICES AND RESOURCES
Simplified Explanation
The described mechanism is for enabling portable, reusable, and shareable Internet of Things (IoT) services and resources. It involves selecting a recipe that includes instructions associated with a trigger to activate a set of resources. The method also involves accessing a second set of resources associated with a different trigger and modifying the recipe to replace a resource block with another resource block. The modified recipe is then deployed on a computing device.
- The mechanism enables the creation of IoT-based services and resources that can be easily shared and reused.
- It allows users to select and customize recipes that define the activation of specific sets of resources.
- The mechanism supports different triggers and categories of user preferences, allowing for flexible customization.
- By replacing resource blocks, users can easily modify and adapt the functionality of the IoT services.
- The deployment of the recipe on a computing device enables the activation of the specified triggers.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Smart home automation: Users can create recipes to automate various tasks in their homes, such as turning on lights when a specific trigger is activated.
- Industrial IoT: The mechanism can be used to create and deploy IoT services in industrial settings, enabling efficient resource management and automation.
- Healthcare monitoring: Recipes can be customized to activate specific resources for monitoring patient health conditions and sending alerts when triggers are activated.
Problems solved by this technology:
- Lack of portability and reusability: The mechanism allows for the creation of portable and reusable IoT services and resources, reducing the need for developing new solutions from scratch.
- Limited customization options: Users can easily modify and adapt the functionality of the IoT services by replacing resource blocks, providing more flexibility.
- Complex deployment processes: The deployment of the recipe on a computing device simplifies the activation of the specified triggers, making it easier for users to implement IoT solutions.
Benefits of this technology:
- Increased efficiency: The mechanism enables the creation of customized IoT services that automate tasks, leading to improved efficiency and resource management.
- Cost savings: By reusing and sharing IoT services and resources, organizations can save costs on development and implementation.
- Flexibility and adaptability: Users can easily modify and customize the functionality of the IoT services to suit their specific needs and preferences.
Original Abstract Submitted
a mechanism is described for facilitating portable, reusable, and shareable internet of things-based services and resources according to one embodiment. a method of embodiments, described herein, includes selecting a recipe, wherein the recipe includes instructions associated with a first trigger to activate a first set of resources, the first set of resources and instructions correspond to a first category, accessing a second set of resources associated with a second trigger to activate the second set of resources, the second set of resources and instructions correspond to a second category of user preferences, the second category different from the first category, modify the recipe to replace a first resource block of the first set of resources with a second resource block of the second set of resources, and deploy the recipe at a computing device, the computing device receiving at least one of the first trigger or the second trigger.