IP Library Granted Patent US 11,281,982
Granted Patent B2
US 11,281,982 · App. 17/201,458 · Granted Mar 22, 2022

Flux sensing system

Inventor: Lucian Cristache (Redmond, WA)
Assignee: Lucomm Technologies, Inc.
G06N5/04G06F40/284G06F40/30G06K9/00778
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Patent No.
US 11,281,982
App. No.
17/201,458
Granted
Mar 22, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

A flux sensing system includes a memory and a processor in communication with the memory and a sensing device, the memory storing a plurality of capabilities and a plurality of semantic fluxes associated with the plurality of capabilities. The computing system is configured to infer a semantic based on received inputs and route the inputs to the semantic fluxes based on semantic drift inference between their associated capabilities and inferred semantic. Further, it positions the sensing device for receiving the input from a user in an optimal manner.

Claims (74)

1. A flux sensing system, comprising:

a processor and a memory associated with the flux sensing system,

a sensor communicatively coupled to the processor,

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints mapped to physical locations, and a plurality of capabilities,

the memory further storing at least two semantic fluxes, each one of the at least two semantic fluxes being associated with at least one of the plurality of capabilities,

wherein the memory contains programming instructions configured to cause the processor to infer a semantic associated with an item at a first endpoint from among the plurality of endpoints, the inferred semantic being based on an input from the sensor, and

wherein further the sensing system routes to the first endpoint a flow agent associated with at least one of the at east two semantic fluxes wherein the flow agent is selected based on a semantic drift inference between published capabilities of the at least two semantic fluxes and the inferred semantic; and

wherein the item is identified as being disposable.

2. The flux system of claim 1 , wherein the item is recyclable.

3. A flux sensing system, comprising:

a processor and a memory associated with the flux sensing system,

a sensor communicatively coupled to the processor,

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints mapped to physical locations, and a plurality of capabilities,

the memory further storing at least two semantic fluxes, each one of the at least two semantic fluxes being associated with at least one of the plurality of capabilities,

wherein the memory contains programming instructions configured to cause the processor to infer a semantic associated with an item at a first endpoint from among the plurality of endpoints, the inferred semantic being bases on an input from the sensor, and

wherein further the flux sensing system routes to the first endpoint a flow agent associated with at least one of the at least two semantic fluxes wherein the flow agent is selected based on a sematic drift inference between published capabilities of the at least two semantic fluxes and the inferred semantic; and

wherein the programming instructions are operable by the processor to identify the item based on a published interest at a second endpoint.

4. The flux system of claim 3 , wherein the second endpoint comprises the first endpoint.

5. The flux system of claim 3 , wherein the second endpoint overlaps with the first endpoint.

6. A flux sensing system, comprising:

a processor and a memory associated with the flux sensing system,

a sensor communicatively coupled to the processor,

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints mapped to physical locations, and a plurality of capabilities,

the memory further storing at least two semantic fluxes, each one of the at least two semantic fluxes being associated with at least one of the plurality of capabilities,

wherein the memory contains programming instructions confirmed to cause the processor to infer a semantic associated with an item at a first endpoint from among the plurality of endpoints, the inferred semantic being based on an input from the sensor, and

wherein further the flux sensing system routes to the first endpoint a flow agent associated with at least one of the at least two semantic fluxes wherein the flow agent is selected based on a semantic drift inference between published capabilities of the at least two semantic fluxes and the inferred semantic; and

wherein the flow agent is associated with a flow hierarchy.

7. A flux sensing system, comprising:

a processor and a memory associated with the flux sensing system,

a sensor communicatively coupled to the processor,

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints mapped to physical locations, and a plurality of capabilities,

the memory further storing at least two semantic fluxes, each one of the at least two semantic fluxes being associated with at least one of the plurality of capabilities,

wherein the memory contains programming instructions configured to cause the processor to infer a semantic associated with an item at a first endpoint from among the plurality of endpoints, the inferred semantic being based on an input from the sensor, and

wherein further the flux sensing system routes to the first endpoint a flow agent associated with at least one of the at least two semantic fluxes wherein the flow agent is selected based on a semantic drift inference between published capabilities of the at least two semantic fluxes and the inferred semantic; and

wherein the flow agent is arranged to service a published interest associated with the first endpoint.

8. A flux sensing system, comprising:

a processor and a memory associated with the flux sensing system,

a sensor communicatively coupled to the processor,

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints mapped to physical locations, and a plurality of capabilities,

the memory further storing at least two semantic fluxes, each one of the at least two semantic fluxes being associated with at least one of the plurality of capabilities,

wherein the memory contains programming instructions configured to cause the processor to infer a semantic associated with an item at a first endpoint from among the plurality of endpoints, the inferred semantic being based on an input from the sensor, and

wherein further the flux sensing system routes to the first endpoint a flow agent associated with the at least one of the at least two semantic fluxes wherein the flow agent is selected based on a semantic drift inference between published capabilities of the at least two semantic fluxes and the inferred semantic; and

wherein the flow agent comprises an asset.

9. A flux sensing system, comprising:

a processor and a memory associated with the flux sensing system,

a sensor communicatively coupled to the processor,

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints mapped to physical locations, and a plurality of capabilities,

the memory further storing at least two semantic fluxes, each one of the at least two semantic fluxes being associated with at least one of the plurality of capabilities,

wherein the memory contains programming instructions configured to cause the processor to infer a semantic associated with an item at a first endpoint from among the plurality of endpoints, the inferred semantic being based on an input from the sensor, and

wherein further the flux sensing system routes to the first endpoint a flow agent associated with the at least one of the at least two semantic fluxes wherein the flow agent is selected based on a semantic drift inference between published capabilities of the at least two semantic fluxes and the inferred semantic; and

wherein the flow agent supervises an asset.

10. A flux sensing system, comprising:

a processor and a memory associated with the flux sensing system,

a sensor communicatively coupled to the processor,

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints mapped to physical locations, and a plurality of capabilities,

the memory further storing at least two semantic fluxes, each one of the at least two semantic fluxes being associated with at least one of the plurality of capabilities,

wherein the memory contains programming instructions configured to cause the processor to infer a semantic associated with an item at a first endpoint from among the plurality of endpoints, the inferred semantic being based on an input from the sensor, and

wherein further the flux sensing system routes to the first endpoint a flow agent associated with the at least one of the at least two semantic fluxes wherein the flow agent is selected based on a semantic drift inference between published capabilities of the at least two semantic fluxes and the inferred semantic; and

wherein the flow agent supervises an asset.

11. A flux sensing system, comprising:

a processor and a memory associated with the flux sensing system,

a sensor communicatively coupled to the processor,

the memory storing a plurality of location-based endpoints and a plurality of capabilities,

the memory further storing at least two semantic fluxes associated with the plurality of capabilities,

wherein the system infers a semantic at a first endpoint from among the plurality of endpoints based on an input from the sensor,

wherein the inferred semantic is associated with an item at the first endpoint and further with a published interest by a user; and

wherein the system routes data associated with the item to at least one of the at least two semantic fluxes based on asemantic drift inference between capabilities of the at least one of the at least two semantic fluxes and the inferred semantic.

12. The flux system of claim 11 , wherein the item is identified as disposable.

13. The flux system of claim 11 , wherein the item is recyclable.

14. The flux system of claim 11 , wherein the at least one semantic flux is associated with a flow agent servicing the interest at the first endpoint based on the item data.

15. The flux system of claim 14 , wherein the flow agent is associated with a flow hierarchy.

16. The flux system of claim 14 , wherein the flow agent is an asset.

17. The flux system of claim 14 , wherein the flow agent supervises an asset.

18. The flux system of claim 14 , wherein the flow agent owns an asset.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 15, 2021
From: CRISTACHE, LUCIAN
To: LUCOMM TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
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Continuation In Part 17133567 · Dec 23, 2020
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