Patent classifications
H04M1/72415
Device, system, and method of wirelessly controlling electronic devices and appliances
Devices, systems, and methods of wirelessly controlling appliances and electronic devices, such as ceiling fans, air conditioners, garage doors, or the like. A receive-only garage door system is wirelessly controlled by a proprietary remote control unit. A cloning unit is able to clone or duplicate the proprietary wireless signal, and to replay it or re-generate it in response to a triggering command that a user submitted via a smartphone or tablet; thereby enabling to control such garage door system via mobile electronic devices. The cloning unit utilizes recording of the wireless signal payload and carrier frequency; wireless signal analysis; image analysis of the appliance or of the remote control unit; queries to a remote server to obtain properties of the proprietary wireless signal; or other techniques of signal analysis or duplication.
Device, system, and method of wirelessly controlling electronic devices and appliances
Devices, systems, and methods of wirelessly controlling appliances and electronic devices, such as ceiling fans, air conditioners, garage doors, or the like. A receive-only garage door system is wirelessly controlled by a proprietary remote control unit. A cloning unit is able to clone or duplicate the proprietary wireless signal, and to replay it or re-generate it in response to a triggering command that a user submitted via a smartphone or tablet; thereby enabling to control such garage door system via mobile electronic devices. The cloning unit utilizes recording of the wireless signal payload and carrier frequency; wireless signal analysis; image analysis of the appliance or of the remote control unit; queries to a remote server to obtain properties of the proprietary wireless signal; or other techniques of signal analysis or duplication.
CONTROLLING FROM A MOBILE DEVICE A GRAPHICAL POINTER DISPLAYED AT A LOCAL COMPUTING DEVICE
A computing system includes a mobile device having a wireless transceiver and an orientation sensor that senses orientation of the mobile device and generates orientation data based on the sensed orientation. A controller converts the orientation data to graphical pointer data, which is transmitted via the wireless transceiver to a local computing device, which translates the graphical pointer data to represent a graphical pointer being displayed on its display. The graphical pointer is controlled on the display of the local computing device by changing orientation of the mobile device.
REMOTE CONTROL DEVICE, INFORMATION PROCESSING METHOD AND RECORDING PROGRAM
A remote control device is realized by introducing an application into a mobile terminal (1). A terminal controller (18) of the remote control device automatically authenticates a user based on biometric information of the user and an operation mode of a terminal by the user. The terminal controller (18) displays an operation menu for selecting an instruction for a control target device on a display (19). When the user touches a button on the operation menu, the terminal controller (18) authenticates the user, and, if the authentication is successful, the terminal controller (18) transmits a signal instructing an operation indicated by the touched button to the control target device via a near field communicator (10).
USER INTERFACES FOR MANAGING LOCKS
The present disclosure generally relates to user interfaces for managing locks. In some examples, an electronic device displays user interfaces for configuring a lock accessory device based on detected features of the lock accessory device, such as a short-range communication user interface for enabling an express mode of the lock accessory device and/or a pin user interface object for enabling a code for accessing the lock accessory device. In some examples, an electronic device displays a user interface corresponding to a respective user of a home automation system that includes statuses indicating whether the respective user has access to a plurality of lock accessory devices of the home automation system.
Terminal screen-on/off control method and apparatus, and terminal
A terminal screen-on/off control method includes receiving an operation instruction that is sent by a user by using a first terminal; if the operation instruction meets a preset condition, determining a current state of a screen of a second terminal, and if the current state of the screen is on, controlling the second terminal to turn off the screen; or if the current state of the screen is off, controlling the second terminal to turn on the screen. The preset condition is used to determine whether the second terminal is to turn the screen on/off. The first terminal can be directly used to control the second terminal to turn the screen on/off. This operation is very simple.
Electronic apparatus and method of controlling the same
An electronic apparatus and a controlling method in which a home appliance without a display and a user terminal directly communicate with each other so that a user can control the home appliance through the user terminal are provided. The electronic apparatus includes a communication interface configured to directly communicate with a user terminal, a storage configured to store a graphic user interface, and at least one processor configured to transmit the graphic user interface to the user terminal, and receive a user command through the graphic user interface transmitted to the user terminal.
Map on a phone used to find and operate public multi-user devices
A phone display, shows an internet map. The map allows a user to search for, and operate, multiuser public devices, such as, a hydrogen car fuelling station. The user finds the device, by viewing the device's location, and the phone's location on the map. For example, the phone searches for, and finds elevators, which are shown on the map. The user finds an elevator, by using the map. The user touches the elevator's displayed menu, to receive the elevator's menu's control panel. The received control panel, is displayed on the phone. The user requests the elevator move to the 4 floor, by touch activating a floor 4 icon, on the phone elevator panel. The phone, and elevator computer communicate, over the internet wirelessly, or wirelessly. The user avoids bacteria, that may be on a store's self serve check out machine's physical touch screen, by operating it with the phone.
METHOD AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR NAVIGATING APPLICATION SCREEN
Provided are an electronic device for navigating an application screen, and an operating method thereof. The method may include receiving a user input; determining, based on the user input, a user intent for controlling the electronic device; determining a command for performing a control operation corresponding to the user intent as a goal; identifying elements of a user interface on the screen of the application; determining, based on the user intent and the elements of the user interface, at least one sub-goal for executing the command; and executing the command by performing at least one task corresponding to the at least one sub-goal, wherein the at least one sub-goal is changeable based on a validation of an operation of navigating the application for executing the command, and the at least one task includes units of action for navigating the application.
System and method for controlling a remote computer using an intelligent personal assistant
Described herein is a system and method for controlling a remote computer over a remote session. In an exemplary aspect, the method comprises receiving, by an intelligent personal assistant (IPA), a speech-based instruction from a user of a mobile device, the speech-based instruction comprising a request to execute a task; in response to determining, based on analysis of the speech-based instruction, an intent of the user to initiate the remote session with the remote computer: identifying, by the IPA, a remote client on the mobile device for creating the remote session with the remote computer via the cloud infrastructure; generating, by the IPA, a command object that causes a software agent on the remote computer to execute the task; and transmitting, by the IPA, the command object through the remote session to the remote computer; and presenting results for execution of the task in an interface of the remote client.