FR3024810A1 - METHOD FOR REMOTELY CONTROLLING DOMESTIC PERIPHERALS - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a remote control method of at least one device (1) connected to an internet access box (2), the internet access box (2) being connected to the Internet network (21) via a operator network (20), the method comprising the implementation of steps of: (a) input to a user interface of a device (3) connected to the internet network (21) of data describing a usage scenario the device (1); (b) Generation by a scenario processing server (5) disposed within the operator network (20) of a device control instruction file (1) from the descriptive data of the use scenario of said device ( 1); (c) compiling by a device management server (4) also disposed within the operator network (20) of said control instruction file into a binary file; (d) Instantiating said binary file on the Internet access box (2) for execution so as to control the device (1) in accordance with said use scenario of said device (1).

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to the field of home automation. More specifically, it relates to a remote control method of home peripherals. STATE OF THE ART At the digital age, more and more "smart" objects connectable to the internet are available, these objects ranging from game consoles to appliances, through radiators, alarms or even shutters. Home automation, which is the set of techniques allowing control and automation (that is to say the use requiring less and less human intervention) of these objects within a home, is seen deeply transformed. Until now, the diversity of objects, brands and communication protocols has meant that the control of the various equipment in the house poses compatibility problems and requires a plurality of boxes and other connectors, unless you think of it. installation as soon as the building is built. The document FR2979508 has proposed a system for managing household equipment (or "peripherals") that allows the integration of any equipment in a manner that is completely transparent to the user, and that offers a wide variety of services both for monitoring equipment only for automation and remote control in complex scenarios. This system makes it technically possible scenarios involving any equipment communicating with each other via suitable management equipment such as an Internet Access Device (IAD, commonly known as "box") of a home or a smartphone, and brings complete satisfaction. However, such scenarios are nowadays 3024810 2 few and limited. It is indeed very easy to monitor or remotely control one or more devices (for example via a smartphone), but the development of original and complex scenarios remains out of reach of the neophyte user, and can today be 5 accomplished only by professional IT developers. It would thus be desirable to have a simple, user-friendly and autonomous solution enabling customers or partners to create home automation scenarios that can be used on an IAD and making it possible to share these same scenarios between users having the same 10 peripherals. PRESENTATION OF THE INVENTION According to a first aspect, the present invention thus relates to a method of remotely controlling at least one device connected to an internet access box, the internet access box being connected to the Internet network. via an operator network, the method comprising the implementation of steps of: (a) input to a user interface of a device connected to the internet network of data describing a scenario of use of the device; (b) generating by a scenario processing server disposed within the operator network a device control instruction file from the descriptive data of the use scenario of said device; (c) compiling by a device management server also disposed within the operator network of said control instruction file into a binary file; (d) Instantiating said binary file on the Internet access box for execution so as to control the device according to said usage scenario of said device.

According to other advantageous and nonlimiting features: each device connected to an internet access box of the operator of said operator network is associated in the peripheral management server with a device type identifier, the step (c) including identifying the type of each device cited in the control instruction file; a reference binary file is stored on the device management server for each type of device, the step (c) comprising the use of the reference bit files associated with each of the device types identified in the file; instructions ; each device connected to an internet access box of the operator of said one operator network is referenced in the peripheral management server by a unique identifier, the step (c) comprising the unique identification of each peripheral mentioned in FIG. file 15 of control instructions; a part of the unique identifier is said device type identifier; each device referenced in the peripheral management server is associated with a set of computer data comprising at least one attribute of the peripheral device, each attribute identifying a controllable element of the peripheral; an address, in particular the MAC address, of the internet access box to which the device is connected. Said descriptive data of the scenario are expressed in step (a) in natural language, step (b) comprising sub-steps of: (b1) Semantic analysis of said scenario so as to identify a part of the condition of the scenario and a consequence part of the scenario, the consequence part being defined in the form of a tuple of 30 parameters including at least: - a device type 3024810 4 - an action associated with the type of device in a first base knowledge accessible by said internet access box; (b2) determining the device designated in the scenario from a second knowledge base stored on said internet access box according to at least the type of device identified, (b3) Generating the instruction file control of the device based on at least the identified action. step (d) comprises the direct transfer of the binary file to the box 10 of access to the Internet; step (d) comprises storing the binary file on a scenario sharing server, for downloading and instantiation on at least one other Internet access box; the method comprises a step (e) of executing the binary file by the access box to the Internet so as to control the device according to said use scenario of said device. the control instruction file is in XML markup language (eXtensible Markup Language), and the binary file in bytecode; According to a second aspect, the invention relates to a device management server disposed within an operator network connected to the Internet network, configured to: - Receive from a scenario processing server also disposed in the operator network a file of control instructions 25 of the device generated from descriptive data of a scenario of use of at least one device connected to an access box to the Internet of the operator of said operator network; - Compiling said control instruction file into a binary file; Instantiate the binary file on the Internet access box for execution so as to control the device according to said usage scenario of said device.

According to a third aspect, the invention relates to a system comprising at least one peripheral management server according to the second aspect of the invention, and at least one internet access box configured to execute a binary control file. at least one device connected to the internet connection box. According to a fourth and a fifth aspect, the invention relates to a computer program product comprising code instructions for the execution of a method the first aspect of remote control of at least one device connected to a box of Internet access ; and computer-readable storage means on which a computer program product comprises code instructions for executing a method according to the first aspect of remote control of at least one device connected to a box internet access.

PRESENTATION OF THE FIGURES Other features and advantages of the present invention will appear on reading the following description of a preferred embodiment. This description will be given with reference to the accompanying drawings in which: - Figure 1 is a diagram of the system according to the invention; FIG. 2 represents an example of input in natural language; FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the implementation of an embodiment of a method according to the invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION Architecture With reference to the drawings and in particular to FIG. 1, the invention relates to a remote control method of at least one peripheral device 1. As explained above, the term "periphery" refers to any and all 3024810 6 connectable home objects. that these objects are complex, for example televisions or cameras, or very simple, in particular switches. The term device also covers any sensor of a physical quantity that could be found directly in the home or integrated into an object, for example a temperature sensor. Each device 1 is connected to an internet access box 2 (the "box", called as explained by an IAD) and each internet access box 2 is connected to the Internet network 21 via an operator network 20, often called "backbone" . In FIG. 1, the spaces 10a and 10b represent two "foci", each having its box 2a, 2b and its peripherals 1a.X, 1b.X. It should be noted that the term "internet access box" is not limited to box, and may for example include mobile phones with internet connectivity, if it has the necessary connectivity 15 (see below) . Note also that it is not mandatory that the case of internet access 2 consists of a single physical entity. Indeed, in the case of a box, it is possible for example to separate the modem (ie the part which makes it possible to convert a digital signal into an analog signal for ADSL, in other words the first OSI layer) from the rest of the internet access box 2 (ie OSI layers other than the first one, high-level QoS, services (VOIP, LAN ...) or connections), both entities being for example connected via an ethernet cable, Wifi, or CPL boxes.

It will thus be understood that the term "internet access box" encompasses both entities, and any device 1 connected to one or the other will be considered in the present description as connected to an internet access box 2. connection between the internet access box 2 and the peripherals 1 can be achieved in various ways and depends mainly on the physical connectivity available to each device 1. In particular, a device 1 can be connected directly to the internet access box 2 if it has a connectivity 3024810 7 natively present on the case of internet access 2 (for example an ethernet connection, usb, HDMI, or Wifi). In the absence of direct connectivity, it is possible to use a hardware extension that provides the missing physical connectivity. This extension, commonly called a "dongle" (or key-connector in French) connects to one of the ports of the internet access box 2 (for example a USB port). An example of a dongle is a key with an IrDA (infrared) port: it provides the internet access box 2 with a connection with any device 1 that has such connectivity 10 via infrared radiation, for example a remote control. In fact, a single dongle is usually sufficient for each type of connectivity. Note that a dongle most often offers wired connectivity (it is then a simple adapter), but it can be as in the case of the key IrDA a transmitter / receiver of wireless connectivity. It is possible, thanks to the dongles, to manage objects from different manufacturers in a single environment that are likely to have different connectivities. A 3G / 4G modem can be used as a special dongle. Indeed, a device 1 having a mobile connectivity 20 (via a network type 3G, 4G, etc.) is already able to connect to the internet without going through a box 2. It should be noted that the mobile connectivity via the modem 3G / 4G can be used in backup of the Wifi connection. The 3G / 4G modem can also itself be used as a device with features that could be offered to the other 25 devices 1 having mobile connectivity in the home 10. One of these features could be for example the possibility of sending SMS, possibly via the box 2. Thus, one can imagine as device 1 a warning device that the elderly can wear around the neck, and in case of button press, besides the alert of 30 relief, the system according to the invention would trigger the sending of SMS to prerecorded numbers.

3024810 8 Peripheral management and scenario processing servers As can be seen in FIG. 1, the system comprises a peripheral management server 4 disposed in the operator network 20.

This peripheral management server 4 is in particular one (or more) equipment having data storage spaces and processing means. By "management server", it will be understood that it is possible to designate a set of servers of the operator of the network 20. Preferably, the server 4 (or a different equipment of the operator network 20 but connected to the server 4) stores a device database 1. Each peripheral device 1 connected to an internet access box 2 of the network operator 20 comprises a representation 1 '(called a "virtual object") in this database (see FIG. 1). , and is referenced by a unique identifier.

Each device can thus be associated with a set of computer data comprising: an identifier of the type of the device (i.e. an equipment model), which can be part of the unique identifier; at least one attribute of the device 1, each attribute identifying a controllable element of the peripheral device 1; an address, in particular the MAC address, of the internet access box 2 to which the device 1 is connected. Such a device representation structure 1 and its advantages are illustrated in FR2979508. Other computer data that can be associated with each device 1 are proposed. It will be understood, however, that the present method is not limited to a data structure and that one skilled in the art can use known models.

The system further comprises, as shown in FIG. 1, a scenario processing server 5 also arranged in the operator network 20. This scenario processing server 5 is in particular one (or more) equipment with storage spaces for data and processing means. This server 5 may moreover be the same equipment as the peripheral management server 4.

Entering a Scenario In a first step (a) of the present method, a user expresses on a user interface of a device 3 connected to the internet network 21 a scenario of using the device 1. This step may comprise an authentication of the user to identify what is its case 2 (and therefore what are its devices 1). It will be understood that the equipment 3 can be disposed in the local network of the box 2, or connected remotely.

The expression can be made in many ways, and consists in particular in the input of a string of characters by the user (it will be understood that it can be done on the keyboard, but also via voice recognition or recognition of characters) and / or the selection of parameters in a list of possibilities (called predictive input, see below). The expression of the scenario is preferably in natural language, taking the form of a possibly complex sentence, and more or less grammatically exact. For example: "I want to turn on the air conditioning in my living room when someone is in my living room for 10 minutes" or "LAUNCH 25 CLIM SALON IF IS OCCUPIED +10 MIN" These two sentences define the same scenario involving at least two devices 1: - an air conditioner, - a presence detector.

30 A room is evoked: the living room. The scenario can be summed up in the form of a conditional request: if a presence is detected by a presence detector (associated with the show) for a consecutive period of 10 minutes, then an ignition request must be sent to the air conditioner . The present method is not limited to any way of expressing the scenario, and it is sufficient to obtain descriptive data of this scenario (for example one may choose predetermined bricks from lists). In the rest of the description, we will take the preferred example of a natural language input, and we will show how to form such descriptive data of the scenario.

Scenario analysis In a step (b), the descriptive data of the scenario is obtained (either directly from the equipment 3 or by processing from the input) by the scenario processing server 5 in order to generate a 15 device control instruction file 1. In the embodiment in which the input is in natural language, this generation requires prior advanced processing of the input. The present method aims indeed to make it possible to create as easily as possible any domotic scenario consisting of logical bricks of the form "if [event / state (s)] then [action (s)]". Referring to Figure 2 which illustrates an example of natural language input, the first part ("if ...") is a condition part P1. It can be very simple ("If it is 18h"), or be more complex and itself involve one or more devices 1. Several combinations are possible and one can even use logical operators like AND and OR. The second part ("then ...") is a part of consequence P2. It corresponds to the desired action on the device 1 if the condition is checked. Each part can be a tuple of any size. The identification of the two parts P1, P2 is advantageously obtained by semantic analysis (implementation by the scenario processing server 5) in a first substep (b1) of step (b), by identifying characteristic words (eg "if", "when", "when" for the condition part P1, "then", "I want", etc. for the consequence part P2).

Within the consequence portion (and where appropriate within the condition portion if it involves a device), a tuple of parameters defining the portion is identified. It contains at least: - a type of device, - an action associated with the type of device in a first knowledge base accessible by (possibly being stored on) said access box 2, with which the server 5 interacts . By "device type" is meant as already explained the name of a device class, such as "lamp" in the example shown. The action is typically a verb, and refers to any type of action that device 1 could achieve. In our example, the action is "turn on". The first knowledge base is a general ontology shared by all households that defines what is possible and what is not. It represents a global knowledge base regardless of focus - and theoretical. It can contain a fixed part of knowledge "a lamp can light up", "a smartphone has a single owner" or "shutters can not be controlled remotely" and a variable part "a computer can have 0 to 25 ports 25 USB »generally it is understood that it associates at least each type of device at least one achievable action, and if possible their exhaustive list. Advantageously, this knowledge base is an intelligent ontology (which does not necessarily deal with objects but concepts, for example "the objects that can light up can flash and therefore make notifications") and not just a list, because it does not just list and freeze the possibilities but leave a margin of 3024810 12 maneuver to play with this base; unspecified relationships are not considered impossible but, on the contrary, as potentially possible (it is not because a door can not theoretically not light that this is impossible). This ontology is either delivered by default in the internet access box 2, either constituted via the operator network 20, or hosted on a server (in particular the server 5). In all cases it is managed remotely by one of the servers 4 and 5 and updated according to the new devices 1 or features offered.

It should be noted that the system can thus learn that certain objects have certain functionalities. For example, all security cameras can not make light, but if a user enters "light camera light", since this is not indicated as impossible in the global ontology, it will be notified to the server 4 that this camera is able to light up and the system will learn this possibility (after having tested that it can control it). This camera then becomes an ignitable object, it becomes at the same time an object capable of making notifications according to the general ontology at the next update.

A second knowledge base is stored on said internet access box 2, the latter is another ontology, which this time is specific to the home access box 2 of the home. It is completed over time by the user via the interface. It is intrinsic to the home where the system is installed. Preferably, it is initiated via the prior entry of a description of the home "I have 4 rooms in the house, the room 3 is called the kitchen and there are 2 lamps in, etc.". Thus and thanks to the intelligence of the two ontologies, the case 2 will understand that it is for example possible to light a lamp in the kitchen.

In order to use this information, the parameter tuple of the consequence part P2 may further comprise at least one additional parameter characterizing the device 1. By additional parameter is meant any additional information enabling a device to be distinguished. of another. It can be a location parameter, for example "living room" in the example of Figure 2, but also any attribute such as color, size, layout of the device, etc. Each device 1 connected to the internet access box 2 can thus be associated with at least one additional parameter in the second knowledge base. It should be noted that a device 1 may not be associated with any additional parameter. For example, if the user has a single television at home, he does not need to specify the size, location or other to identify him.

With the second knowledge base, the data processing means of said scenario processing server 5 determine in a second substep (b2) the device 1 designated in the scenario according to the parameters (other than the action). identified.

20 The type of device identified may be sufficient: if I have a single television, there will be no ambiguity, and entering "turn on the television" will suffice. Since there are two devices of the same type (two lamps) in the second knowledge base, an ambiguity must be resolved. The determination of the device 1 designated in the scenario can then also use said additional parameter identified. Thus, the addition of "living room" can distinguish the lamp of the example of the "kitchen". However, even using several additional parameters, ambiguities may remain: the user may have two large lamps in the living room. Preferably, the step (b2) then comprises the selection of the device 1 among said devices corresponding to the 3024810 14 identified parameters. In other words, the interface 3 proposes a list of the devices (designated by an absolute identifier, for example their name / IP address / MAC address) between which the ambiguity remains, and will if necessary modify the second base of knowledge to prevent ambiguity from reoccurring. This is an example of implementation of a bidirectional mode for which we will see other advantages later. The predictive seizure mentioned before designates a dynamic embodiment in which the steps (a) and (b1) are implemented simultaneously and dynamically, via a real-time exchange between the equipment 3 and the server 5. More precisely, the interface updates and proposes said list of possibilities each time a parameter of the tuple is selected by the user or identified by semantic analysis, so that the list of possibilities includes only possibilities of 15 parameters. associated with the parameters already identified or selected in the first or second knowledge base Thus, at the moment the user will indicate the word "turn on", the system will fetch in the background in the first knowledge base every objects that can be lit throughout the house, be it a lamp, a television or an air-conditioner, and offer them to the user as a list of device types. Then, if the choice of the user is on the word lamp, then the system will look, in the background this time, the rooms where lamps are and will offer them to the user in the form of a list of additional parameters. Once the input has been completed (in other words all the ambiguities have been solved), the textual version of the scenario defines the "scenario descriptive data" which will allow the data processing means of the scenario processing server 5 to effectively generating in the last substep (b3) the control instruction file of the device 1 based on at least the identified action (see below). In particular, the one or more parameter n-tuples and the identified device (s) constitute the descriptive data of the scenario. It should be noted that the textual version of the scenario is easily exportable. If this text is copied and pasted into another home, the server 5 will in turn check the coherence of the script according to the home's own ontology and make the adjustments (a "living room lamp" will remain a "lamp" of the show "even if it works differently but it may be necessary to specify which if there are several).

Bidirectional mode In the bidirectional mode, the engine makes it possible to propose possibilities to the user but is also able to learn as and when the scenarios proposed by the user and to update the second knowledge base in result. For example, if after typing "light", the user enters "water heater" when it was not offered by the predictive keystroke (because the second knowledge base of the box of access to the internet 2 do not know the water heater), this base will learn that there is a 20 water heater (which can light): the interface will offer the user to pair and then it will be functional. Likewise, if all lamps are in the living room and the user asks to light a kitchen lamp, the interface will ask if there is a new lamp or if a lamp has been moved. The pairing of the peripherals 1 being done via the same interface, the addition of the new lamp is done in the continuity of the process. In the same way, the system being able to act on the connected objects, if several objects can correspond, for example if there are several lamps in the living room and that one seeks which ones (or which) must be lit, it will be able to turn them on in turn so that the user can easily indicate which ones are affected by his scenario without having to remember their name / IP / MAC address, etc.

3024810 16 Another advantage of this bidirectional mode is that the scenarios are created by the user and checked as they are written (if something is not possible, we check with the user if they is an error or something new to add in the home ontology). Also, if a device 1 disappears and the scenario becomes unenforceable, then the user is notified of this modification to modify the scenario. Generation of a command instructions file 10 The descriptive data of a use scenario of the device 1, whether directly expressed or deduced from a natural language input, can not be used as is by a machine, and must be treated.

This processing consists, as explained in one generation, by data processing means of the scenario processing server 5 of a control instruction file of the device 1 from the data describing the use scenario of said peripheral 1 (in particular the action parameter).

The control instruction file is advantageously in the language of the XML (eXtensible Markup Language) type, in particular ".hez". At this stage, the instruction file consists of a simple translation into a structured language of the descriptive data of the scenario, in particular thanks to semantic tools, and is still not exploitable.

Subsequent processing for execution to control the device 1 according to said use scenario of said device 1 is required. For this, the control instruction file is transmitted to the peripheral management server 4 mentioned above, as shown in FIG. 3. Processing by the management server 3024810 17 As previously explained, the management server 4 is a centralized equipment disposed within the operator network 20, where appropriate with customer device lists. The server 4 will receive the instruction file, potentially containing errors, and will generate a file close to the machine language which will be able to be used by a box 2 for the remote control of the peripherals 1. This processing is done in a black box in the eyes of the equipment 3, and in a secure manner since it is inside the operator network 20. This allows a standardization of scenarios, which can thus involve any type of device 1 whose server 4 would know, and this universal and transposable. In addition, the processing implemented by the server 4 do not involve any load on the equipment 3 or the boxes 2, for the greater comfort of the users.

The server 4 thus performs in a step (c) the compilation (if it is possible) of said control instruction file into a binary file. By "binary" file, is meant a compiled file, directly usable as opposed to textual files interpretable by a human being (including the instruction file). It should be noted that the binary file may be an executable code and / or a "bytecode" (in French, "octal code"), that is to say an intermediate code between the machine instructions and the source code, it is not directly executable. In the case where the instruction file is in ".hez", the binary file can be in ".bhez" (binary hez).

Before compilation, the server 4 checks the syntax of said control instruction file (syntax checking algorithms with respect to predetermined syntax rules are well known to those skilled in the art), and the compilation is implemented only if the syntax is valid. If not, an error message is returned to the equipment 3, 30 asking the user to correct the scenario that he has entered. If the syntax is correct, a "linking" step is implemented during compilation. Indeed, it is necessary to match the known devices of the server 4, and those mentioned by the user. For example, "salon air conditioning" can refer to a number of devices, which are naturally not controlled in the same way.

Step (c) thus advantageously comprises the designation by its type identifier in the binary file of each peripheral 1 cited in the control instruction file. For example, by crosschecking, the server 4 identifies that the "living room air conditioning" is the equipment type "AA" (this reference referring to a model).

The identification of the type of peripherals mentioned makes it possible to simplify the compilation by allowing the use of reference binary files stored on the server 4, and each associated with a type of device. These reference files are "skeletons" that simply complete and arrange to obtain the binary file of the scenario. The server 4 can at this point verify that the linking is valid, in other words that there is no conflict or missing parameter. Instantiation and provision 20 The binary file thus generated can then be used by the internet access box 2, to which it is "pushed", in other words directly transferred via the operator network 20. Alternatively, it can be sent and stored on a scenario sharing server 6 (which may be in particular the same server as the server 5, or even the server 4, or a server of the Internet network 21). It can be offered to other users who would like exactly the same service (and have the same devices 1). For example, with reference to FIG. 1, the user who creates the scenario (via the equipment 3) can be that of the box 2a (if it identifies itself as such, or 30 if for example it is in the local network of this box 2a). The generated binary file can be pushed on the box 2a, but also made available 3024810 19 on the sharing server 6, and possibly recovered by the user of another box, in this case box 2b. In any case, the binary file is instantiated in a step (d) on the Internet access box that downloaded it, for execution so as to control the device 1 according to said usage scenario. 1. Instantiation means installation of the binary file (respecting the constraints and topology of the network) on the box 2. The method comprises if necessary a step (e) of execution of the binary file by the box access to the Internet 2, ie its implementation in the background by a dedicated execution engine implemented on the box 2, so as to control the device 1 according to said use scenario of said device 1. The scenario is then automatically activated if the circumstances of its trigger are met (10 minutes of presence in our example). It should be noted that when a user wants to download a scenario from the server 6, there is advantageously a verification step by the box 2: 20 - The box 2 analyzes the peripherals 1 of the home (user downloader), - The box 2 sends the information on these devices to the server 6; This one analyzes, in view of the peripherals 1 of the hearth, the possible scenarios (i.e. similar configurations), and proposes only these to the user. Server and System According to a second aspect, the invention relates to the scenario processing server 5 used in the method described above.

According to a second aspect, the invention relates to the peripheral management server 4 used in the method described above. This server 4 is disposed within the operator network 20 connected to the Internet network 21. It comprises storage means (for the possible storage of a peripheral database 1 or reference binary files) and processing means configured data for - receiving from a scenario processing server 5 also disposed within the operator network 20 a control instruction file of the device 1 generated from data describing a usage scenario of at least a device 1 connected to an Internet access box 2 of the operator of said operator network 20; - Compiling said control instruction file into a binary file; 15 - Instantiate the binary file on the access box to the Internet 2 for execution so as to control the device 1 according to said use scenario of said device 1. As explained, can be added to the server 4 a server of 20 scenario processing for generating the control instruction files, and a scenario sharing server 6 for distributing the binaries. In a third aspect, the server 4 forms a system with the internet access boxes 2 implementing the execution engine of the binary files (and where appropriate with the scenario processing server 5).

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REVENDICATIONS1. Method for remotely controlling at least one device (1) connected to an internet access box (2), the internet access box (2) being connected to the Internet network (21) via an operator network (20) , the method comprising the implementation of steps of: (a) Expression on a user interface of a device (3) connected to the Internet network (21) of data describing a scenario of use of the device (1) ; (b) Generation by a scenario processing server (5) disposed within the operator network (20) of a device control instruction file (1) from the descriptive data of the use scenario of said device ( 1); (c) compiling by a device management server (4) also disposed within the operator network (20) of said control instruction file into a binary file; (d) Instantiating said binary file on the Internet access box (2) for execution so as to control the device (1) in accordance with said use scenario of said device (1). 2. Method according to claim 1, wherein step (c) comprises a prior verification by the peripheral management server (4) of the syntax of said control instruction file, the compilation being implemented only if the syntax is valid. 3. Method according to one of claims 1 and 2, wherein each device (1) connected to an internet access box (2) of the operator of said operator network (20) is associated in the management server of devices (4) to a device type identifier, the step (c) comprising identifying the type of each device (1) cited in the control instruction file. 3024810 22 The method of claim 3, wherein a reference bit file is stored on the device management server (4) for each type of device, the step (c) including the use of the associated reference bit files. to each of the device types identified in the instruction file. 5. Method according to one of claims 3 and 4, wherein each device (1) connected to an internet access box (2) of the operator of said operator network (20) is referenced in the management server of devices (4) by a unique identifier, step (c) comprising the unique identification of each device (1) cited in the control instruction file. 15 The method of claim 5, wherein a portion of the unique identifier is said device type identifier. 7. Method according to one of claims 5 and 6, wherein each device (1) referenced in the peripheral management server (4) is associated with a set of computer data comprising - at least one attribute of the peripheral (1). ), each attribute identifying a controllable element of the device (1); an address, in particular the MAC address, of the internet access box 25 (2) to which the peripheral device (1) is connected. The method according to one of claims 1 to 7, wherein said scenario descriptive data is expressed in natural language step (a), wherein step (b) comprises substeps of: (b1) Semantic analysis of said scenario so as to identify a condition part (P1) of the scenario and a consequence part (P2) of the scenario, the consequence part (P2) being defined in the form of a n-tuple of parameters whose less: 3024810 23 - a type of device - an action associated with the type of device in a first knowledge base accessible by said access box to the Internet (2); 5 (b2) determining the device (1) designated in the scenario from a second knowledge base stored on said internet access box (2) according to at least the type of device identified, (b3) Generation of the device control instruction file (1) based on at least the identified action. 9. Method according to one of claims 1 to 8, wherein step (d) comprises the direct transfer of the binary file to the access box to the Internet (2). The method according to one of claims 1 to 9, wherein step (d) comprises storing the binary file on a scenario sharing server (6), for downloading and instantiation on at least one other Internet access box (2). 11. Method according to one of claims 1 to 10, comprising a step (e) of executing the binary file by the access box to the Internet (2) so as to control the device (1) according to said scenario of use of said peripheral (1). 12. Method according to one of claims 1 to 11, wherein the control instruction file is in XML markup language (eXtensible Markup Language), and the binary file in bytecode. 30 13. A device management server (4) disposed within an operator network (20) connected to the Internet network (21) configured to: - Receive from a scenario processing server (5) also disposed within the operator network (20) a device control instruction file (1) generated from descriptive data of a use scenario of at least one device (1) connected to a box of Internet access (2) of the operator of said operator network (20); - Compiling said control instruction file into a binary file; Instantiating the binary file on the Internet access box (2) for execution in order to control the device (1) 10 according to said use scenario of said peripheral device (1). 14. System comprising at least one peripheral management server (4) according to claim 13, and at least one internet access box (2) configured to execute a control binary file of at least one peripheral (1). ) connected to the internet connection box (2). 15. Computer program product comprising code instructions for executing a method according to one of claims 1 to 12 for remote control of at least one peripheral (1) connected to an access box. internet (2). 16. Computer-readable storage means on which a computer program product comprises code instructions for executing a method according to one of claims 1 to 12 for remote control of at least one peripheral (1) connected to an internet access box (2).