Alternative User Equipment Remote Access via Internet
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Solution Overview
Problem
Users face challenges in accessing mobile communication services and applications when they are out of range due to poor radio coverage, device issues, or energy shortages, as existing solutions do not fully enable remote access to these services over the internet.
Innovation Solution
A system comprising a Main User Equipment and an Alternative User Equipment, where the Alternative User Equipment, kept in a safe location, connects to the internet to simulate the usage of the Main User Equipment, allowing access to mobile communication services through a mobile interface, communication interface, and subscriber identity module, enabling remote control and data transmission.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a user relies on their main mobile device for accessing communication services, then they can access services when the device is available, but they cannot access services when the device is unavailable due to poor coverage, loss, theft, or energy depletion
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a remote access system that copies the functionality of the main mobile device through a remote device. The remote device establishes a connection to the main device's interface, allowing the user to access communication services (voice calls, SMS, instant messaging) from a different location. This copying approach enables service continuity even when the original device is unavailable, directly resolving the contradiction between reliability and adaptability.
2Ease of operation
If a user carries their mobile device everywhere, then they can access services whenever needed, but they risk loss, theft, or energy depletion
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a remote device as an intermediary between the user and the mobile communication network. Instead of directly using the main mobile device, the user connects through the remote device which establishes a connection to the main device's interface. This intermediary approach allows service availability while reducing direct exposure of the main device to harmful factors like loss, theft, and energy depletion risks.
3Reliability
If a user has poor radio coverage or network faults, then they cannot access mobile services through their handset, but Internet connection may still be available
Solution Approach 1:
The patent uses the Internet connection as an intermediary pathway when direct mobile network access is unavailable. The remote device connects to the main device's interface through Internet connectivity, bypassing the problematic mobile radio network. This allows users to access mobile communication services (voice, SMS, messaging) even when traditional mobile network coverage is poor or experiencing faults, while utilizing available Internet connectivity.
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AI summary
The invention relates to a system, an user equipment and a method for providing access to mobile communication services, allowing a user to regularly access his/her mobile services and applications through an Internet connection, but pretending to use a regular mobile device (102). The invention is based on an alternative user equipment (104) equipped with a subscriber identity module (105) to which it is associated the same telephone number as a subscriber identity module (103) that is equipping the user's main regular mobile device (102), so that the alternative user equipment (104) can access at least one communication service that is also available to the main regular mobile device (102).