18277584. REMOTE ELEVATOR MONITORING SYSTEM, USER MANAGEMENT METHOD IN REMOTE ELEVATOR MONITORING SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM simplified abstract (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation)
REMOTE ELEVATOR MONITORING SYSTEM, USER MANAGEMENT METHOD IN REMOTE ELEVATOR MONITORING SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
Organization Name
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Inventor(s)
REMOTE ELEVATOR MONITORING SYSTEM, USER MANAGEMENT METHOD IN REMOTE ELEVATOR MONITORING SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18277584 titled 'REMOTE ELEVATOR MONITORING SYSTEM, USER MANAGEMENT METHOD IN REMOTE ELEVATOR MONITORING SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
The abstract of this patent application describes a remote monitoring system that allows for the registration of a second user as a child user of a first user, with associated monitoring ranges.
- The registration accepting part of the system accepts registration information for the second user.
- A first table associates a monitoring range with each user in the user management table.
- The setting part of the system sets a monitoring range for the child user not exceeding the monitoring range associated with the first user.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Registration of child users under a parent user for remote monitoring.
- Setting monitoring ranges for child users based on parent user's range.
- User management table for associating monitoring ranges with each user.
Potential Applications:
- Parental control applications for monitoring children's online activities.
- Remote monitoring systems for caregivers to keep track of elderly or vulnerable individuals.
Problems Solved:
- Providing a structured system for remote monitoring of multiple users.
- Allowing for customized monitoring ranges for different users within the system.
Benefits:
- Enhanced security and safety for children and vulnerable individuals.
- Simplified user management for remote monitoring applications.
Commercial Applications:
- Child monitoring apps for parents.
- Elderly care monitoring systems for caregivers and healthcare providers.
Questions about Remote Monitoring System: 1. How does the system ensure the privacy and security of the monitored users' data? 2. Can the monitoring ranges be adjusted dynamically based on user activity?
Frequently Updated Research: Research on user behavior patterns in remote monitoring systems. Studies on the effectiveness of parental control apps in ensuring child safety online.
Original Abstract Submitted
A remote monitoring system includes a registration accepting part and a setting part. The registration accepting part accepts registration information. The registration information represents registration of a second user as a child user of a first user being registered in a user management table. A first table associates a browsable monitoring range with each user. When the registration accepting part accepts registration information, the setting part sets a monitoring range which can be browsed by the second user as a child user of the first user to a range not exceeding a browsable monitoring range which is associated with the first user in the user management table.
