WO2019220220A1 - Capteur d'identification de communication sans fil pour le ski - Google Patents

Capteur d'identification de communication sans fil pour le ski Download PDF

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WO2019220220A1
WO2019220220A1 PCT/IB2019/052160 IB2019052160W WO2019220220A1 WO 2019220220 A1 WO2019220220 A1 WO 2019220220A1 IB 2019052160 W IB2019052160 W IB 2019052160W WO 2019220220 A1 WO2019220220 A1 WO 2019220220A1
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Terrence Keith Ashwin
Kurt Wolfgang RADZOM
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  • the present invention relates to a wireless network communication system for activating emergency services needed in the event of skiing accidents.
  • wireless communication systems such as wifi and blue tooth routers are well known.
  • wireless communication devices which are enabled to report the occurrence of a notifiable event through the internet are well known.
  • a suitably enabled tracking device may be programmed to transmit a gps coordinate notification to an internet server upon a vehicle being involved a collision. The event is logged, stored on the server and the event data being individually transmitted as a report at a later point to a user, again through internet and GSM communication.
  • the invention pertains to the use of a BSSID (basic service set identifier) associated with wifi communication devices as a unique device identification means.
  • BSSID basic service set identifier
  • every wifi engine is manufactured with a unique BSSID at time of manufacture and the BSSID is fixed and non-changeable. Accordingly, when the wifi engine of a wireless communication device broadcasts its identification data - the BSSID is broadcast and readable by any suitably enabled device.
  • the unique BSSID can be even be detected by unaffiliated or unpaired wifi devices thus making identification possible. It would thus be beneficial to create a method and apparatus for using the BSSID of a wifi communication device for at least one of: securely communicating data; uniquely identifying and tracking the user of such device; authenticating the identity of a device user; enabling access of a device user; regulating use of electronic devices; regulating use of software; activating device or software functionality; use for emergency purposes.
  • the invention seeks to provide a suitable I/O devices for use with a wireless network communication system that at least partially ameliorates the abovementioned disadvantages associated with the prior art.
  • I/O refers to devices being input-output enabled, whereby they can transmit data and process instructional data received and transmitted.
  • a wireless communication identification sensor comprising a wifi BSSID combined with programmable SSID data, wherein the BSSID in combination with the programmable data is configurable to identify the sensor.
  • the programmable data comprises an instruction data set, wherein a computing device with enabling software for analysing and processing the data set causes an activation, alternately deactivation of a function associated with the sensor.
  • a computing device with enabling software for analysing and processing the data set causes an activation, alternately deactivation of a function associated with the sensor.
  • the first three programmable characters of said programmable data when using enabling software to analyse and process the SSID data - result in the initiation of a message to be transmitted by the sensor.
  • the activation of a sensor transmits a distress notification to the nearest appropriate emergency service provider.
  • the sensor information is readable using a suitably enabled software application on a wireless communication device, wherein the software, once activated, searches for wifi networks resulting in sensors within wifi range being detected.
  • the signal strength of the sensor relative to the wireless communication device is used to determine the location of the sensor, when using the enabling software.
  • the software application which when loaded on to a suitably enabled computing device, serves as the user interface to activate the sensor functionality.
  • the software application may either pair with an external sensor, alternately, utilise its own hardware having BSSID and SSID and thereby enabling the computing device to act as a sensor of the invention.
  • the software application enables the user to input and store personal identifying information on the user device, alternately on a remote server which has enabling software and hardware to interact with the software application and communicate the user information.
  • the software application provides the user with a plurality of buttons, alternately tabs to activate a desired emergency service.
  • the software application display screen comprises a medical emergency tab; a security emergency tab; and an emergency contact tab.
  • the software application utilises the sensor gps coordinates to transmit the appropriate distress notification to the nearest appropriate service provider.
  • Relevant emergency service providers can be retrieved from a database of location based services providers.
  • the database of service providers may be stored either on the user's computing device or a remote server which is accessible through an internet connection.
  • the senor comprises event triggered programmable data.
  • the programmable data broadcast with the BSSID comprises sensor environment information.
  • a skier whose sensor comprises an impact sensor will broadcast excessive g-force impact events.
  • an emergency rescuer utilising suitably enabled software will be able to scan for wifi networks in range, identify the specific sensor and determine details associated with the emergency including patient details, patient image, time and severity of impact.
  • the sensor includes body vital sign functionality - the vital signs and the fluctuation can similarly be incorporated into the data broadcast.
  • a BSSID is known to a third party by virtue of the device being associated with a user or authorised follower, namely by authentication - then the authorised follower can ping all devices within an area to reveal BSSID interaction with the various wifi routers and suitably enabled devices. This enables the authorised follower to track the historic and real-time movement of the sensor.
  • the system is enabled to transmit a group "find-me” request and whereby all associated sensors begin collaborating with the tracking of the targeted BSSID.
  • This enables the exact location of a targeted BSSID to be tracked using wifi as and when the sensor comes in range of collaborating wifi active sensors (even without being connected to a router or other wireless communication devices).
  • the wifi name displayed is modifiable and may be identical to other wifi devices while maintaining a unique BSSID, which is not modifiable and thereby enables sensor specific detection.
  • the system is enabled to transmit a group "find-me” request for any sensor broadcasting a emergency distress notification, whereby all associated sensors begin collaborating with the tracking of any sensor broadcasting an emergency distress signal. As will be appreciated, this would assist emergency rescue personnel in broadening their search area when looking for a plurality of missing persons, known to have been wearing a sensor, which is broadcasting an emergency distress notification.
  • sensors having varying functionality may be paired and their combined functionality usable by each individual sensor.
  • storage of event data may be stored on one or more of the sensors thereby enabling sharing of data storage generated from sensor activity.
  • data stored may be duplicated on one or more connected sensors thereby serving as a data back-up means.
  • the proximity of paired individuals to one another and the recording of group data on each paired sensor enables the partial tracking of each individual whilst in contact with the group.
  • alert notifications can be transmitted when a paired individual is no longer detectable, alternately when the individual sensor moves beyond an acceptable distance from the group of sensors by utilising sensor signal strength to monitor distance between sensors.
  • the wireless communication identification sensor comprises a sensor for detection of at least one of moisture, pressure, light, impact, temperature, biometrics, altitude, chemical composition, sound, wherein a predetermined sensor reading results in the activation, alternately deactivation of a sensor communication device function.
  • the senor additionally comprises at least one of a gps device, a speaker, a light, a vibration generator or an electrical shock generator.
  • a sensor notification is generated upon function criteria being met, wherein in addition to the sensor data being broadcast, a notification is sent to at least one of a predetermined telephone number, email or other communication destination (such as a whatsapp, website, hashtag, social media profile) using a suitably enabled communication device such as a phone, tablet or PC having GSM or wifi capabilities.
  • a predetermined telephone number such as a whatsapp, website, hashtag, social media profile
  • a suitably enabled communication device such as a phone, tablet or PC having GSM or wifi capabilities.
  • the senor is enabled to operate as either
  • the device comprise RAM for storage of user data and whereby the data is accessible by using a web browser of a paired wireless communication device.
  • the senor comprises a signal strength detector thereby enabling at least one of directional and distance tracking of the device while in range of one or more wifi routers.
  • the device can activate predetermined notifications, alternately cause the activation of predetermined functions upon the movement pattern of the device.
  • a skier wearing the device and heading towards a dangerous area will result in the activation of a notification to the phone of a safety controller, alternately a siren being sounded near the dangerous area, alternately the vibration of a wearable device which may be secured on the skier to notify them of imminent danger.
  • the notification may comprise a GPS location, visual details of the wearer being viewable on monitoring devices of emergency personal or access control.
  • the senor comprises at least two modes of functionality, wherein the sensor "bleeps" or remains in a dormant sleep mode.
  • the frequency of bleeps are variable in accordance with activation parameters.
  • the senor comprises data fields which are editable and where data is uploadable onto the sensor and accessible through a web browser. Accordingly, a third party user does not require specialised software to interrogate, alternately edit the data on the device.
  • the editable data comprises at least one of text, images or audio files which data evidences actions performed on the sensor, alternately for the user associated with the sensor.
  • the sensor of a user who receives medical treatment is populated with data pertaining to the treatment and drugs used in such treatment. The user data is thereafter viewable through a web browser of a third party who has paired their wireless communication device with that of the user's sensor.
  • the senor is programmable whilst operative, wherein programming instructions are transmitted to the sensor from a remote communication device such as a computer or phone having enabling software.
  • a remote communication device such as a computer or phone having enabling software.
  • This is typically transmitted using a wireless communication protocol such as wifi, Bluetooth or gsm.
  • the senor is programmable to switch at least part of its functionality on or off; and where the functionality is enabled or restricted for a limited duration.
  • input and output data may be communicated to and from the sensor via a sensor specific data address such as an cellular phone number, IP address, IPv6 address, MAC Address, or an equivalent address format that will identify a specific sensor or virtual address where data can be transferred via the Internet or other wireless communication protocol.
  • a sensor specific data address such as an cellular phone number, IP address, IPv6 address, MAC Address, or an equivalent address format that will identify a specific sensor or virtual address where data can be transferred via the Internet or other wireless communication protocol.
  • a plurality of sensors may be paired, wherein sensor activity or a lack thereof of a paired sensor is communicated to other paired sensors. Accordingly, non-responsiveness of a paired sensor will result in a functioning paired sensor - transmitting a fault report in accordance with the sensor's fault detection transmission criteria.
  • the sensor has 'store and forward' capability, wherein transmission of sensor based data results in deleting of the storage cache on the sensor, which is typically deleted on a first in/first out basis, although deletion criteria may be modified in accordance with user preferences.
  • a wireless communication identification sensor comprising a unique wireless identifier combined with programmable broadcast data, wherein the programmable data is configurable to identify the sensor.
  • the sensor data comprises an instruction data set, wherein said data causes the activation, alternately deactivation of a function associated with the sensor.
  • the wireless communication identification sensor having a unique identifier is enabled to perform functions and employ methods of use as they pertain to the aforementioned uses of a BSSID combined with programmable SSID data to identify the sensor
  • a wifi router comprises a unique BSSID in conjunction with a SSID which typically has 31 bytes of programmable characters. Wifi devices simply scan for the name allocated to a wifi device and not the BSSID. Upon further interrogation, the BSSID may be revealed although the BSSID is not replicable.
  • the characters of the SSID are used to either transmit information, alternately control the activation a desired functionality.
  • the initial 3 characters of a SSID are allocated to sending a message type, by example "@@@" results in a medical emergency notification. The remaining characters pertain to information of the device affiliated with the user or information pertaining to the user.
  • the information contained in the SSID broadcast is processed in accordance with pre-programmed parameters and a desired function activated.
  • a user scanning for wifi signals and having the software application of the invention installed onto their computing device - will be able to process and analyse the information contained in the SSID broadcast.
  • the SSID broadcast and its analysis thereof is thus achieved without data transfer, rather via SSID broadcast and wifi receiver detecting the broadcast.
  • a lack of data availability or connectivity will still enable line-of-site communication between a sensor and a computing device having the software application of the invention installed.
  • the senor comprises a housing having at least one button, which when pushed, activates an emergency distress signal.
  • the sensor comprises a wifi engine and gps functionality; alternately the sensor is paired to another communication device such as a cellular phone with such capabilities.
  • the emergency button of the sensor is pushed by a user - the sensor broadcasts distress data programmed into the SSID.
  • the SSID may comprise varying information in accordance with the nature of the emergency.
  • the sequence and duration of pushing the sensor button will determine the type of emergency data broadcast.
  • a single push of the button results in a medical distress signal being incorporated into the SSID broadcast; while a double button push results in a security distress signal being incorporated into the SSID broadcast.
  • the senor may scan whether a linked or associated sensor item is in proximity.
  • a fob key ring is activated to scan whether the user's phone is in close proximity or whether the user has potentially left a linked item behind.
  • the fob can be used to trigger an alert via a GSM or other suitable wireless communication protocol, whereafter the device transmits a location request prompt and transmits GPS coordinates, alternately its position relative a wifi routers proximal to it.
  • the senor is used for monitoring a skier whose sensor comprises an impact sensor will broadcast excessive g-force impact events.
  • an emergency rescuer utilising suitably enabled software will be able to scan for wifi networks in range, identify the specific sensor and determine details associated with the emergency including patient details, patient image, time and severity of impact.
  • the sensor ideally includes body vital sign functionality to monitor the vital signs and the fluctuation thereof.
  • the SSID contains data about the user's vital signs.
  • the sensor data broadcast may be recorded and transmitted to a server database for tracking the sensor.
  • wifi signal may be broadcast through snow. This is particularly beneficial where the skier has been covered by snow after a fall or avalanche.
  • the senor has a unique wifi tag which is programmable to correspond with an object or person. In doing so, the object or person status is monitorable in accordance with the sensor capabilities.
  • Sensor events may be transmitted to local server, alternately a cloud based server or a combination thereof.
  • a MySQL database would typically be used to track and record sensor events.
  • the sensor selects the destination to where specific event data must be transmitted thereby maintaining data confidentiality and preventing unauthorised interception by a non-authorised reader. Accordingly, the sensor may broadcast both restricted and unrestricted data in addition to being able to transmitted restricted confidential data to a server.
  • Input and output data may be communicated to and from the sensor via a sensor specific data address such as an IP address, IPv6 address, MAC Address, or an equivalent address format that will identify a specific device or virtual address where data can be transferred to on the Internet. Accordingly, it is possible to dial into the closed-loop wifi network server and provide output instructions to a specific sensor which in turn will result in the object functioning.
  • the sensor may be attached to a light which will switch on or off depending on the instruction sent to the sensor.
  • the invention enables a mobile communication device to communicate with a wifi router without using data. This is enabled due to the BSSID and SSID being broadcast whilst the wifi engine is operational. Any suitably enabled wifi reader is able to detect the presence and potentially the proximity of the wifi engine based on signal strength.
  • a wifi network search would determine which wifi engines are within range. Said search is accomplished without the transfer of data. As will be appreciated, this ameliorates the problems associated with data transfer, which is dependent on a data availability and internet connectivity; and wifi devices without access to data usage, which are unable to transfer data.
  • dormant wifi engines may be activated for a limited period of time as and when the sensor data is needed. Activation can be in response to a physical event which event is determined by a suitable sensor, such as an impact sensor, a time based event, proximity to a RFID type device resulting in the activation of the wifi engine from a sleep condition. This results in a prolonged battery life where the wifi engine does not utilise an external power supply.
  • a suitable sensor such as an impact sensor, a time based event, proximity to a RFID type device resulting in the activation of the wifi engine from a sleep condition.
  • the sensor comprises an independent battery power supply to enable the transmission of event notifications.
  • the sensor may however be plugged into an external power supply source to charge the battery.
  • the sensor comprises at least one environmental variation sensor for detecting environmental changes.
  • environmental variations sensor for detecting environmental changes.
  • These may include at least one of a thermostat sensor, impact sensor, light sensor, audio sensor, chemical composition sensor, electrical magnetic sensor, gps sensor, altitude sensor or humidity sensor.
  • the sensor can itself directly communicate with a remote server data address and does not require a sensor login prior to receiving or transmitting data to and from the sensor.
  • the data transmitted by the sensor includes the sensor identification which may additionally include user information such as contact details, thereby allowing the recipient of the data transmitted from the sensor to contact the user.
  • data generated from sensor activity may be stored at least partially on the sensor itself - the sensor having data storage capacity.
  • storage of event data may be stored on one or more of the sensors thereby enabling sharing of data storage generated from sensor activity.
  • data stored may be duplicated on one or more connected sensors thereby serving as a data back-up means.
  • input and output data may be jointly processed by the sensors to improve data processing abilities.
  • the term BSSID may extend to any unique identifier whose unique identifier can be broadcast and wirelessly detected by a suitably enabled device.
  • a wireless communication device having a unique identifier in addition to a BSSID - interacts with one or more electronic communication devices by virtue of the unique identifier and/or the interaction of the unique identifier with the BSSID of the wireless communication device.
  • the unique identifier may be a mobile phone number, or IMEA number affiliated with a mobile phone or GSM modem.
  • the method of broadcast may be any wireless protocol including wifi, gsm, Bluetooth.

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Abstract

La présente invention concerne un capteur d'identification de communication sans fil destiné à être utilisé en tant que système d'assistance pour le ski comprenant un BSSID wifi combiné avec des données SSID programmables, le BSSID en combinaison avec les données programmables étant configurable pour identifier le capteur. Le capteur utilise une application logicielle qui permet à l'utilisateur d'entrer et de stocker des informations d'identification personnelles sur le capteur de l'utilisateur sous la forme d'un aspect de la diffusion de données SSID, alternativement, un utilisateur peut entrer lesdites informations sur un serveur distant qui interagit avec l'application logicielle et communique les informations de l'utilisateur lorsque l'accès est approprié.
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