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- the present invention relates to a method and apparatus for connecting devices, and more particularly, to a method and apparatus for connecting devices for setting a following relationship between the devices, and receiving a message about an event occurring in a followee device and transmitting the message to a follower device.
- Connections and data exchanges between devices are performed to copy or reproduce contents such as images, video, audio, and documents.
- a device corresponding to a source and a device corresponding to a destination are to be predetermined in order to transfer data or messages there-between.
- a method of connecting devices comprising: receiving from a first device a request to follow a second device; and setting a following relationship between the first device and the second device in response to the request.
- the method of connecting devices can further comprise receiving information related to the second device from the second device; and transmitting the received information related to the second device to the first device.
- the method of connecting devices can further comprise receiving the information related to the second device from the second device; processing the received information related to the second device; and transmitting the processed information to the first device.
- the processing of the information related to the second device can comprise processing the received information related to the second device based on the received information related to the second device and external information transmitted from a third device.
- the processing of the information related to the second device can comprise processing the received information related to the second device based on the received information related to the second device and previously stored information related to the second device.
- the processing of the information related to the second device can comprise receiving information related to the first device from the first device; and processing the received information related to the second device based on the received information related to the second device and the received information related to the first device.
- the information received related to the second device can be formed as a structured message in a machine readable language.
- the processed information can be formed as a structured message in a machine readable language.
- the structured message can be formed in one of Javascript® object notation (JSON), eXtensible markup language (XML), resource description framework (RDF), or Web ontology language (OWL).
- JSON Javascript® object notation
- XML eXtensible markup language
- RDF resource description framework
- OWL Web ontology language
- the setting of the following relationship between the first device and the second device in response to the request can comprise transmitting the request to the second device; receiving an approval response to the request from the second device; and setting the following relationship between the first device and the second device when the approval response is received.
- an apparatus for connecting devices comprising: a communication unit that receives from a first device a request to follow a second device; and a control unit that sets a following relationship between the first device and the second device in response to the request.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a method of connecting devices according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 illustrates a method of connecting devices after a following relationship between the devices is set according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIGS. 3 through 5 illustrate examples of a method of connecting devices according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 6 illustrates a method of connecting devices according to another embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 7 illustrates a method of connecting devices, according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 illustrates an apparatus for connecting devices, according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 1 through 8 discussed below, and the various embodiments used to describe the principles of the present disclosure in this patent document are by way of illustration only and should not be construed in any way to limit the scope of the disclosure. Those skilled in the art will understand that the principles of the present disclosure may be implemented in any suitably arranged wireless communication system. Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to accompanying drawings.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a method of connecting devices according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- an apparatus connecting devices receives, from a first device, a request to follow a second device. That is, the first device is a follower, and the second device is a followee.
- following means following between devices, not between users.
- the apparatus connecting devices sets the following relationship between the first device, that is, the follower, and the second device, that is, the followee, in response to the request.
- the apparatus connecting devices receives predetermined information from the second device, that is, the followee, and transmits the received information or information obtained by processing the received information to the first device, that is, the follower.
- the second device that is, the followee, does not need to receive information about the first device. That is, even when the apparatus connecting devices receives predetermined information from the first device, it does not transmit the information to the second device.
- the apparatus connecting devices manages the following relationship.
- the apparatus connecting devices can set the following relationship between the first device and the second device by itself without requesting the second device to approve the following. Otherwise, the apparatus connecting devices can set the following relationship between the first and second devices, when the apparatus connecting devices transmits the request to the second device and receives an approval response from the second device.
- FIG. 2 illustrates a method of connecting devices after a following relationship is set according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the apparatus connecting devices receives information about the second device from the second device, that is, the followee.
- the second device collects state information in the second device, or event information or a log that occurred due to an operation of the device or external information.
- the information related to the second device refers to event information collectable by the second device, for example, device specification information, device state information, device sensing information, device operation information, user event information, user information in the device, or device usage information.
- the device specification information is information such as a device identification (ID), a device type, a device name, or a device production date, that is, the information determined when fabricating or selling the device.
- the device state information is information obtained from a device system, for example, setting information of the device, a central processing unit (CPU) usage amount, or a CPU usage time.
- the device sensing information is information obtained from a sensor formed in the device, for example, location information such as global positioning system (GPS) coordinates or an external temperature.
- the device operation information is information representing a current operation of the device.
- the user event information is information representing that the device reaches a certain operation or state of the device designated by the user.
- the user information in the device is user information such as a user ID or a personal information management system (PIMS).
- the device usage information is history information representing the usage of a certain function by the user.
- the above information is merely exemplary, and the present invention is not limited thereto.
- the second device After that, the second device generates a transmittable message by using the collected event information. More particularly, the second device converts a format of the collected event information to structured machine readable language that is comprehensible to the device.
- a structured message comprehensible to the device is referred to as a device message.
- the structured message type that is comprehensible by the device is one of JavaScript® Object Notation (JSON), eXtensible MarkUp Language (XML), Resource Description Framework (RDF), or Web Ontology Language (OWL).
- JSON JavaScript® Object Notation
- XML eXtensible MarkUp Language
- RDF Resource Description Framework
- OWL Web Ontology Language
- the apparatus connecting devices processes the information related to the second device.
- the apparatus connecting devices has analyzed the received message, has stored the information related to the second device, and has managed the messages after searching for the messages in the information related to the second device or generating statistical information. Thereafter, when the apparatus connecting devices receives the information related to the second device, the apparatus connecting devices combines the previous information related to the second device, which is stored and managed by the apparatus connecting devices, and the newly received information related to the second device to process the combined information as the information to be transmitted to the first device.
- the apparatus connecting devices can receive external information from an external third device (third party), and then, combines the received information and the information related to the second device to process the combined information as the information to be transmitted to the first device.
- the apparatus connecting devices can receive the information related to the first device from the first device, and then, can combine the received information and the information related to the second device to process the combined information as the information to be transmitted to the first device.
- the apparatus connecting devices converts the processed information to a structured machine readable language, and transmits the information to the first device.
- the apparatus connecting devices can transmit the message transmitted from the second device to the first device without processing the message.
- FIGS. 3 through 5 illustrate examples of a method of connecting devices according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a mobile device 310 that is a first device and a follower transmits a request to follow at least one of electronic devices 331 , 332 , and 333 in a house 330 , which is a second device, to a server 320 that is an apparatus connecting devices. Thereafter, the server 320 sets a following relationship between the mobile device 310 and the at least one of the electronic devices 331 , 332 , and 333 .
- the at least one of electronic devices 331 , 332 , and 333 that is, the followee, generates a device message that is a structured message to be comprehensible to the device, when an event occurs.
- the refrigerator 333 For example, an event, that is, opening of a door of the refrigerator 333 that is the followee, occurs, the refrigerator 333 generates the device message of the event, and transmits the device message to the server 320 .
- the electronic device 331 , 332 , or 333 can generate the device message about event information related to a power consumption state of the electronic device 331 , 332 , or 333 such as smart metering, and transmit the device message to the server 320 .
- the server 320 analyses the transmitted device message in order to process and transmit the device message to the mobile device 310 , or transmits the transmitted device message to the mobile device 310 .
- a personal mobile phone or a manufacturer terminal can be registered as a follower of the electronic devices in the house so as to monitor or remotely diagnose the states of the electronic devices, or to sense consumed power, thereby managing power consumption of the electronic devices.
- a mobile device 410 that is a first device and a follower transmits a request to follow at least one of electronic devices 431 , 432 , and 433 in a house 430 , which is a second device, to a server 420 that is an apparatus connecting devices. Thereafter, the server 420 sets a following relationship between the mobile device 410 and the at least one of the electronic devices 431 , 432 , and 433 .
- the at least one of electronic devices 431 , 432 , and 433 that is, the followee, generates a device message that is a structured message to be comprehensible to the device and transmits the device message to the server 420 , when an event occurs.
- the server 420 receives external data from an external server 440 , for example, a third party.
- the server 420 can receive weather data from a server of a meteorological service provider.
- the server 420 generates a context-based message based on the device message and the external data.
- the server 420 can process the device message as a context message notifying that the laundry washing is complete and can be dried outdoors because the weather is clear.
- the server 420 transmits the processed context message to the mobile device 410 .
- the server 420 analyses the device message information generated in the electronic devices and information of an accessible website or other devices, and generates the context-based message and provides a user with the context-based message that is specified for the user or demands the user to act.
- a mobile device 510 that is a first device and a follower transmits a request to follow a vehicle 530 that is a second device, to a server 520 that is an apparatus connecting devices. Thereafter, the server 520 sets a following relationship between the mobile device 510 and the vehicle 530 .
- the vehicle 530 that is, the followee, generates a device message that is structured message to be comprehensible to the device, about an event and transmits the device message to the server 520 , when the event occurs.
- the vehicle 530 can generate a device message related to its current location and transmit the device message to the server 520 .
- the mobile device 510 can generate a device message related to its current location, and transmit the device message to the server 520 .
- the server 520 performs a determination operation based on the device messages related to the locations according to predetermined criteria, and transmits a message related to the location of the vehicle 530 that is the followee to the mobile device 510 .
- the server 520 can analyze the device messages to analyze a distance between the mobile device 510 and the vehicle 530 , and transmit the device message related to the location of the vehicle 530 to the mobile device 510 when the mobile device 510 and the vehicle 530 are located within a predetermined range.
- FIG. 6 illustrates a method of connecting devices according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- a device A 610 transmits a request to follow itself to an apparatus connecting devices 620 .
- the device A 610 can have both standings of a follower and a followee at the same time.
- the device A 610 generates a device message and transmits the device message to the apparatus connecting devices 620 , and the apparatus connecting devices 620 processes the device message transmitted from the device A 610 or generates a new device message based on the received device message to transmit the device message to the device A 610 .
- FIG. 7 illustrates a method of connecting devices according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- a large-capacity apparatus connecting devices 710 continuously receives device messages from devices, analyses the device messages, and stores the device messages in a large-capacity database.
- the large-capacity apparatus connecting devices 710 can provide device environments and services specified for various users from the large-capacity database based on the device messages that are analyzed and stored in the large-capacity database, and can extend to a circumstance recognition service.
- the large-capacity apparatus connecting devices 710 can provide a basic statistical reference such as characteristics of users and types of devices in use based on the large amount of device messages that are analyzed and stored in the large-capacity database, and further, can allow user-specified or subject-specified modeling for developing new businesses.
- the large-capacity apparatus connecting devices 710 analyses the large-capacity database and then transmits information to a third party 720 .
- FIG. 8 illustrates an apparatus connecting devices according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a follower device 810 includes a communication unit 812 and a control unit 814 .
- a server 820 that is the apparatus connecting devices includes a communication unit 822 , a control unit 824 , and a storage unit 826
- a followee device 830 includes a communication unit 832 , a control unit 834 , and a storage unit 836 .
- the control unit 814 of the follower device 810 transmits a request to follow the followee device 830 to the server 820 via the communication unit 812 .
- the following relationship is set between the devices, not between users.
- the control unit 824 of the server 820 sets a following relationship between the follower device 810 and the followee device 830 in response to the request.
- the server 820 receives predetermined information from the followee device 830 and transmits the received information or information obtained by processing the received information to the follower device 810 .
- the followee device 830 does not need to receive the information related to the follower device 810 . That is, even when the server 820 receives the information from the follower device 810 , the server 820 does not transmit the received information to the followee device 830 .
- the server 820 manages the following relationship.
- the control unit 824 of the server 820 can set the following relationship between the follower device 810 and the followee device 830 by itself without transmitting a request to approve the request to follow to the followee device 830 . Otherwise, the control unit 824 of the server 820 transmits the request to the followee device 830 via the communication unit 826 , and then, the control unit 824 of the server 820 can set the following relationship between the follower device 810 and the followee device 830 on receiving an approval response to the request from the followee device 830 .
- the communication unit 822 of the server 820 receives information related to the followee device 830 from the followee device 830 .
- the followee device 830 collects state information in the followee device 830 , or event information or a log generated due to operations of the followee device 830 or external information.
- the information related to the followee device 830 is the event information that can be collected by the followee device 830 , and can include device specification information, device state information, device sensing information, device operation information, user event information, user information in the device, or device usage information.
- the device specification information is information such as a device ID, a device type, a device name, or a device production date, that is, the information determined when fabricating or selling the device.
- the device state information is information obtained from a device system, for example, setting information of the device, a CPU usage amount, or a CPU usage time.
- the device sensing information is information obtained from a sensor formed in the device, for example, location information such as GPS coordinates or an external temperature.
- the device operation information is information representing a current operation of the device.
- the user event information is information representing that the device reaches a certain operation or state of the device designated by the user.
- the user information in the device is user information such as a user ID or a PIMS.
- the device usage information is history information representing the usage of a certain function by the user. However, the above information is merely exemplary, and the present invention is not limited thereto.
- the control unit 834 of the followee device 830 stores the information in the storage unit 836 to manage the information.
- the control unit 834 of the followee device 830 generates a message that is transmittable by using the collected event information. More particularly, the control unit 834 of the followee device 830 converts the collected event information into a structured machine readable language format that is comprehensible to the device.
- a structured message type that is comprehensible to the device is one of JavaScript® Object Notation (JSON), eXtensible Markup Language (XML), Resource Description Framework (RDF), or Web Ontology Language (OWL).
- JSON JavaScript® Object Notation
- XML eXtensible Markup Language
- RDF Resource Description Framework
- OWL Web Ontology Language
- the control unit 824 of the server 820 processes the information related to the following device 830 transmitted from the followee device 830 .
- the control unit 824 of the server 820 has analyzed the received message, has stored the information related to the followee device 830 in the storage unit 826 , and has generated statistical information by using the information related to the followee device 830 and has managed the information.
- the control unit 824 of the server 820 combines the previous information related to the followee device 830 which is stored and managed in the storage unit 826 and the newly received information related to the followee device 830 to process the combined information as the information to be transmitted to the follower device 810 .
- the communication unit 822 of the server 820 can receive external information from a third device (third party), and the control unit 824 of the server 820 can combine the external information with the information related to the followee device 830 to process the combined information as the information to be transmitted to the follower device 810 .
- the communication unit 824 of the server 820 can receive information related to the follower device 810 from the follower device 810 , and then, can combine the received information related to the follower device 810 with the information related to the followee device 830 to process the combined information as the information to be transmitted to the follower device 810 .
- the server 820 continuously receives the devices message from the devices, and analyses the received device messages and stores the device messages in the storage unit 826 .
- the server 820 can provide device environments and services specified for various users based on the device messages that are analyzed and stored in the storage unit 826 , and can extend to a circumstance recognition service.
- the server 820 can provide a basic statistical reference such as characteristics of users and types of devices in use based on the device messages that are analyzed and stored in the storage unit 826 , and further, can allow user-specified or subject-specified modeling for developing new businesses.
- the control unit 824 of the server 820 converts the processed information into a structured machine readable language format, and then, transmits the information to the follower device 810 via the communication unit 822 of the server 820 .
- the control unit 824 of the server 820 can transmit the message transmitted from the followee device 830 to the follower device 810 without processing the message.
- the follower device 810 transmits a request to follow itself to the server 820 .
- the follower device 810 can have both standings of a follower and a followee at the same time.
- the follower device 810 generates a device message and transmits the device message to the server 820 , and the server 820 processes the device message transmitted from the follower device 810 or generates a new device message based on the received device message to transmit the device message to the follower device 810 .
- the invention can also be embodied as computer readable codes on a computer readable recording medium.
- the computer readable recording medium is any data storage device that can store data which can be thereafter read by a computer system. Examples of the computer readable recording medium include read-only memory (ROM), random-access memory (RAM), CD-ROMs, magnetic tapes, floppy disks, optical data storage devices, and carrier waves (such as data transmission through the Internet).
- ROM read-only memory
- RAM random-access memory
- CD-ROMs compact discs
- magnetic tapes magnetic tapes
- floppy disks optical data storage devices
- carrier waves such as data transmission through the Internet
- carrier waves such as data transmission through the Internet
- the computer readable recording medium can also be distributed over network coupled computer systems so that the computer readable code is stored and executed in a distributed fashion. Also, functional programs, codes, and code segments for accomplishing the present invention can be easily construed by programmers of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains.
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