WO2008095123A2 - Commutateur passerelle pour les communications hybrides filaires et sans fil - Google Patents

Commutateur passerelle pour les communications hybrides filaires et sans fil Download PDF

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WO2008095123A2
WO2008095123A2 PCT/US2008/052695 US2008052695W WO2008095123A2 WO 2008095123 A2 WO2008095123 A2 WO 2008095123A2 US 2008052695 W US2008052695 W US 2008052695W WO 2008095123 A2 WO2008095123 A2 WO 2008095123A2
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David Hsiongwei Hsu
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  • This invention generally relates to a gateway switch for hybrid wired and wireless communications. Description of the Background
  • the Internet has emerged as the backbone of voice and data (video, audio and text) telecommunications both fixed lines and increasingly wireless mobile and the rapidly evolving delivery of innovative services and business models.
  • voice and data video, audio and text
  • traditional business and services including communications and commerce, have been migrating over the Internet.
  • a longstanding challenge remains - Internet access or the "last mile" problem.
  • Internet access via fixed-lines e.g., ADSL, Cable, and dedicated lines
  • wireless devices has become the battlefield at the center stage. It is widely believed that whoever owns a so-called universal wireless access network for ubiquitous wireless access integrating with existing wired networking infrastructure will likely become the dominant player in the new era of Internet.
  • a universal gateway switch is desired to access different types of services over different networks such as mobile cellular wireless, PSTN, Cable, WiFi/WiMax wireless, and Internet, to enable the service access and service interworking among the above-mentioned networks, and to facilitate the convergence of different services over different networks toward the Internet.
  • networks such as mobile cellular wireless, PSTN, Cable, WiFi/WiMax wireless, and Internet
  • the present invention provides a gateway switch system for wired and wireless communication.
  • the gateway switch is typically deployed at a service subscriber's site (home or office) to enable services provided by the gateway switch, hence the deployment of the gateway switches is dependent of service subscribers and whereabouts of the service subscribers.
  • the system comprises (a) a set of transmitting devices, (b) a service switching and control device, and (c) a set of receiving devices.
  • the set of transmitting devices are capable of transmitting voice or data signal over a wired or wireless network.
  • the set of receiving devices are capable of receiving voice or data signal from a wired or wireless network.
  • the service switching and control device is capable of receiving the incoming voice or data signal from the set of receiving devices, and then processing and converting the signal to appropriate formats with certain designated identifiers and sending to a specific transmitting device according to service specific rules for forwarding to a specific wired or wireless network.
  • the transmitting or receiving devices comprise a Cellular Mobile module, a Local Area Networks (LAN) module, a Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN) module (e.g., WiFi/WiMax), a Cable modem module, and a landline PSTN module,
  • the user specific rule can comprise forwarding rules based on a wireless voice service plan of a user.
  • the service specific rule can comprise forwarding rules based on a voice or data service plan to establish the connection (traditional or VOIP) over the PSTN network, the Cable network, the Internet, the Cellular network, or the WiFi/WiMax mesh wireless network.
  • the identifier comprises a landline phone number, a wireless phone number, an IP address, a VOIP account ID, or a combination thereof.
  • the present invention provides a method of communication.
  • the method comprises (a) receiving a data or voice signal from a transmitting device, (b) designing an identifier to the voice or data signal, and (c) forwarding the voice or data signal to a receiving device according to a user specific rule.
  • the present invention provides a service enabling point to the existing networks of Mobile, Internet, Cable, PSTN, and public wireless.
  • the present invention also serves effectively a distributed network demarcation point among these existing networks.
  • the present invention enables voice services (such as VOIP for mobile and landline phones), value-added network services (such as peer-to-peer content distribution, distributed grid computing for network utility services), and home- networking services (such as household consumer electronic device control, management, and security surveillance).
  • voice services such as VOIP for mobile and landline phones
  • value-added network services such as peer-to-peer content distribution, distributed grid computing for network utility services
  • home- networking services such as household consumer electronic device control, management, and security surveillance.
  • the present invention provides a method of communication using the system described herein.
  • BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS Figure 1 shows an embodiment of the general network diagram for the present gateway communication system.
  • FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of the general architecture scheme of the present gateway communication system.
  • Figure 3 shows an embodiment of the general architecture of a mobile handset working with the gateway communication system.
  • Figure 4 shows an embodiment of the service architecture for service deployment enabled by the gateway communication system.
  • the present invention provides a gateway switch system for wired and wireless communication.
  • the gateway switch is typically deployed at a service subscriber's site (home or office) to enable services provided by the gateway switch, hence the deployment of the gateway switches is dependent of service subscribers and whereabouts of the service subscribers.
  • the system comprises (a) a set of transmitting devices, (b) a service switching and control device, and (c) a set of receiving devices.
  • the set of transmitting devices are capable of transmitting voice or data signal over a wired or wireless network.
  • the set of receiving devices are capable of receiving voice or data signal from a wired or wireless network.
  • the service switching and control device is capable of receiving the incoming voice or data signal from the set of receiving devices, and then processing and converting the signal to appropriate formats with certain designated identifiers and sending to a specific transmitting device according to service specific rules for forwarding to a specific wired or wireless network.
  • the transmitting or receiving devices comprise a Cellular Mobile module, a Local Area Networks (LAN) module, a Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN) module, a Cable modem module, and a landline PSTN module.
  • the user specific rule can comprise forwarding rules based on a wireless voice service plan of a user.
  • the service specific rule can comprise forwarding rules based on a mobile voice or data service plan of a user.
  • the service specific rule can comprise forwarding rules based on a landline telephone voice or data service plan of a user. In some embodiments, the service specific rule can comprise forwarding rules based on an Internet voice or data service plan of a user. In some embodiments, the identifier comprises a landline phone number, a wireless phone number, an IP address, a VOIP account ID, or a combination thereof.
  • the present invention provides a method of communication.
  • the method comprises (a) receiving a data or voice signal from a transmitting device, (b) designing an identifier to the voice or data signal, and (c) forwarding the voice or data signal to a receiving device according to a user specific rule.
  • the present invention provides a service enabling point to the existing networks of Mobile, Internet, Cable, PSTN, and public wireless (WiFi/WiMax).
  • the present invention also serves effectively a distributed network demarcation point among these existing networks.
  • the present invention enables voice services (such as VOIP for mobile and landline phones), value-added network services (such as peer-to-peer content distribution, distributed grid computing for network utility services), and home- networking services (such as household consumer electronic device control, management, and security surveillance).
  • voice services such as VOIP for mobile and landline phones
  • value-added network services such as peer-to-peer content distribution, distributed grid computing for network utility services
  • home- networking services such as household consumer electronic device control, management, and security surveillance.
  • the present invention provides a method of communication using the system described herein.
  • a communication system including a gateway switch described herein can be used to enable the following mobile and landline VOIP services and data services as described below.
  • gateway switch is sometimes referred to as, and can be used interchangeably with, “gateway communication switch,” “gateway communications switch,” or “service switching and control device.”
  • the communication system can allow unlimited anytime domestic mobile services with a competitive monthly plan.
  • the gateway switch can allow an ultra-low rate for mobile international calls.
  • the term ultra-low rate refers to a rate that can be 0 cent USD to about 100 cents USD per minute, depending on the country of the recipient.
  • the rate can be about 1 cent, 2 cents, 3 cents, 4 cents, 5 cents, 6 cents, 7 cents, 8 cents, 9 cents, 10 cents, about 15 cents, about 20 cents, about 30 cents, about 40 cents, about 50 cents, about 60 cents, about 70 cents, about 80 cents, or about 90 cents per minute of calling time.
  • a communication system including the gateway switch described herein can allow universal mobile communication without roaming, regardless it is domestic or international.
  • a communication system including the gateway switch described herein can allow unlimited anytime domestic landline phone service with a competitive monthly plan.
  • competitive monthly plan refers to a plan that provides a landline phone service at a monthly charge that is comparable with or substantially lower than that is available to a consumer in the market place. Substantially lower refers to about 10%, about 20%, about 30%, about 50%, about 60%, about 70%, about 80%, about 90%, about 95%, or about 99% lower than that is available consumer in the market place.
  • the communication system including a gateway switch described herein allows one to provide value-added network services.
  • value-added network service includes, for example, peer-to-peer IP services that can include voice, data, video content distribution or location-based services that can include commerce, advertising, education, etc.
  • the communication system including a gateway switch described herein allows one to provide network utility services.
  • network utility service can include, e.g., grid supercomputing (commercial, scientific).
  • the communication system including a gateway switch described herein can allow one to provide home-networking services such as household consumer electronic device control, management, security surveillance, and the likes.
  • Figure 1 shows the network diagram of the gateway communication switch.
  • a gateway communications switch referred to as "RizoNode,” is a gateway switch connecting to Internet, mobile network (such as GSM, CDMA, CDMA2000, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA, 4G-mobile), public wireless (such as WiFi, WiMax, etc.), Cable, and PSTN to access these networks and switching traffic between these networks.
  • mobile network such as GSM, CDMA, CDMA2000, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA, 4G-mobile
  • public wireless such as WiFi, WiMax, etc.
  • Cable and PSTN to access these networks and switching traffic between these networks.
  • Some functions of a RizoNode can include connecting to above-mentioned different networks such to allow a mobile handset (such as a mobile phone, PDA, handheld computer, iPod, etc.), a landline phone, or a PC to access the services from the networks.
  • a mobile handset such as a mobile phone, PDA, handheld computer, iPod, etc.
  • a landline phone such as a mobile phone, PDA, handheld computer, iPod, etc.
  • a PC such as a mobile phone, PDA, handheld computer, iPod, etc.
  • Some other functions of a RizoNode can include switching between these different networks for service interworking.
  • Such switching can include, e.g., switching from Mobile network to PSTN, from WiFi/WiMax network to PSTN, from Mobile network to Cable, from WiFi/WiMax network to Cable, from Mobile network to Internet, from WiFi/WiMax network to Internet, and data path switching/interworking such as connection termination, encapsulation and initiation, and control path signaling/interworking such as address translation, connection path calculation and connection status maintenance.
  • This makes a RizoNode effectively a distributed network demarcation point among these existing networks.
  • a network demarcation point is typically centralized and established between two or more networks by peered service providers under certain network peering agreements to enable end-to-end services across different networks managed by different service providers.
  • the gateway switch RizoNode located at a subscriber's site provides a distributed network demarcation point for network and service interworking pertaining to the services enabled at the subscriber's site.
  • Some further functions of a RizoNode can include, e.g., connecting to other RizoNode through WiFi/WiMax connections or Internet IP tunnels to form an Ad-Hoc mesh network, which can additionally include, e.g., authentication/security, signaling, and routing to form a self-contained universal access network of RizoNodes.
  • Figure 2 shows the system architecture of the gateway communications switch in some embodiments, hi some embodiments, the gateway switch can include any or all the following modules and interfaces connecting to different networks: (a) a Cellular Mobile Module, which can a) be used to receive and transmit cellular mobile signals; b) operate on any of the following cellular mobile standards: GSM/GPRS (850MHz/900Mhz/1800MHz/1900MHz), CDMA, CDMA2000, WCDMA, and TD- SCDMA; c) provide both digital (PCM) and analog voice interface with analog voice output interface including handset, headset and alerting; and/or d) provide RS232 and USB control interfaces for interconnecting other modules. This provides an interface to connect to cellular mobile networks;
  • a Cellular Mobile Module which can a) be used to receive and transmit cellular mobile signals
  • b) operate on any of the following cellular mobile standards: GSM/GPRS (850MHz/900Mhz/1800MHz/1900MHz), CDMA, CDMA2000, WCDMA, and TD-
  • a PSTN Module which can: a) be used to connect a phone line and telephone set; b) include PCM Codec chip and controller chip; c) provide USB control interface for interconnecting other modules; and/or d) provide two RJl 1 jacks for phone line and telephone set. This provides an interface to connect to a landline telephone and the PSTN network;
  • a Cable Module which can: a) be used to connect a cable line; b) include PCM Codec chip and cable controller chip; c) provide USB control interface for interconnecting other modules. This provides an interface to connect to the Cable network; (d) a LAN Module, which can be used to connect a LAN segment (router and computer) or interface (Cable modem, ADSL modem) over Ethernet interface. This provides an interface to connect an existing LAN or Internet at the subscriber's site;
  • a Home-networking Module which can be used to connect consumer electronics devices over Bluetooth or Zigbee
  • a Wireless Module which can: a) be used for user's WiFi or WiMax access and network WiFi or WiMax interconnection; b) be a Network Adaptor with WiFi or WiMax chipsets based on WiFi or WiMax standards which can be configured for WiFi or WiMax access and WiFi or WiMax network to communications with other WiFi or WiMax modules in other gateway communications switches; and/or c) provide USB control interface for interconnecting other modules. This provides an interface for WiFi or WiMax network access and network interconnection;
  • a Switching Module which can: a) be used for routing digital voice/data stream between different modules, b) include a MCU, a DTMF coding/decoding chip, a multiplexer chip, and RS232 interface chip, and/or c) provide two RJl 1 jacks for phone line and telephone set. This provides the switching capability for service interworking among different types services over different types of networks.
  • a System Control Module which can: a) be used to control and manage the gateway system and network formed by the RizoNodes (including functions of network topology, signaling, routing, and management), b) include a CPU, a LAN chip, a multimedia chip, a bois chip, and storage devices (Ram and hard drive), and/or c) provide RS232 and USB control interface, analog voice interface and RJ45 LAN interface. This provides the control engine to manage the gateway switch and network formed by the gateway switches; and
  • a Data Storage Module which can be used for memory and data storage (including RAM and Hard drive). This provides the memory capability for programs and database storage.
  • Figure 3 shows the handset architecture for a special mobile handset working with the gateway communications switch
  • the architecture can include any or all of the following modules: (a) a System Control Module, which can be used to control the dialing rule to connect a gateway switch and/or access a WiFi wireless mesh network.
  • the System control Module can be used for, e.g., connecting to a selected RizoNode gateway switch and handover from one RizoNode to another RizoNode while traveling through a wireless mesh network formed by RizoNodes; and/or (b) a Switching Module, which can be used to select from two different voice transmission schemes that can include GSM over cellular network or VOIPAViFi over wireless mesh network or Internet.
  • a handset especially for the communication system described herein can be realized by upgrading a regular cell-phone or smart-phone with a software program, or by building specifically for working with the gateway switch.
  • FIG. 4 shows the service architecture of the gateway communications switch.
  • a gateway switch can be installed at a subscriber's site (home or office). The gateway switch enables the subscriber for voice or data communications from a mobile handset, or landline phone, or a personal computer to the other destination (a mobile handset, and landline phone, or a computer) that is a user either with or without connected to a RizoNode gateway switch at the remote site.
  • a subscriber can make voice calls via a mobile handset over Internet or WiFi mesh network using VOIP. This feature is illustrated in the following prophetic example.
  • EXAMPLE The following provides an illustrative, but not limiting, exemplary procedure of making voice calls for a subscriber using a gateway switch RizoNode:
  • a subscriber A uses a mobile phone to make a voice call, he/she dials a destination phone number (user B's number, either mobile handset or landline phone) through the mobile handset.
  • the user A's handset is programmed in such a way that it first connects to its associated gateway switch A by establishing a connection to the mobile module on the gateway switch A over the mobile network, or by establishing a connection to the PSTN module on the gateway switch A over the PSTN, or by establishing a connection to the LAN/Internet module on the gateway switch A over the Internet.
  • gateway switch A receives the call request with the destination number B, it makes a VOIP call to user B on behalf of user A.
  • the gateway switch A makes a call back to user A via cellular call, a PSTN call, or a VOIP call over Internet.
  • the gateway switch A makes a conference call between the two established calls, the call to user A and the call to user B, to establish an end-to-end call between the two users. Note that the call is considered as an incoming call for both user A and user B.
  • this mechanism enables a VOIP mobile service for mobile users without requiring the users to be present in the proximity of a WiFi/Internet access point (or known as "hot spot"), which is the necessary requirement and fundamental limit for some existing dual-mode phone services (cellular and WiFi) that try to take advantage of VOIP over Internet.
  • a WiFi/Internet access point or known as "hot spot”
  • the subscriber A can also uses a landline or a computer phone to make a voice call.
  • the gateway switch A makes a VOIP call to user B on behalf of user A over Internet or a multi-hop WiFi/WiMax mesh network.
  • the gateway switch A then connects the VOIP call with the landline phone or computer phone A via the switching module to establish the end-to-end call from the landline phone or computer phone A to user B.
  • gateway switch A can also interconnect other gateway switch via WiFi/WiMax or Internet connections (e.g., IP tunnels) for other network services, such as peer-to-peer IP services for data and/or video content distribution, location-based services (e.g., commerce, advertising, education), network utility services (e.g., grid supercomputing (commercial, scientific), and home-networking services (e.g., household consumer electronic device control, management, security surveillance).
  • WiFi/WiMax or Internet connections e.g., IP tunnels
  • IP tunnels e.g., IP tunnels
  • peer-to-peer IP services for data and/or video content distribution
  • location-based services e.g., commerce, advertising, education
  • network utility services e.g., grid supercomputing (commercial, scientific)
  • home-networking services e.g., household consumer electronic device control, management, security surveillance.

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La présente invention concerne un commutateur passerelle pour les communications hybrides filaires et sans fil.
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