Caller ID Translation via Audio Retrieval and Script Conversion
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing communication systems fail to effectively display caller identification information when the caller and call recipient use different languages or alphabets, leading to unclear or undisplayable caller information.
Innovation Solution
The system provides audio information that can be translated and displayed in the recipient's language and alphabet, using file location information to retrieve and play audio recordings, which can be stored on the caller's device or a server, and translated into text or phonetic form for display on the recipient's device.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If caller identification information is provided using the caller's language and alphabet, then the information accurately represents the caller's identity, but the information may not be discernible or properly displayed on the recipient's device when language/alphabet differs
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an intermediary translation system that converts caller identification information from the caller's language/alphabet to the recipient's language/alphabet. The call routing engine or server acts as a mediator, receiving the original caller ID, translating it using language conversion services, and delivering the translated version to the recipient's device, thus preserving both accuracy and readability
Solution Approach 2:
The patent changes the linguistic parameters of the caller identification information by detecting the recipient's language preference and converting the displayed text accordingly. This involves transforming the language, script, or alphabet parameters of the caller ID to match the recipient's device settings, ensuring proper display without losing the original identity information
2Reliability
If systems allow users to store caller information on their device, then familiar callers can be identified, but the system cannot provide identification for callers not associated with stored information and requires recipient input
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a self-service mechanism where the call routing engine automatically retrieves and translates caller identification information without requiring the recipient to manually input or search for stored information. The system autonomously queries the caller's provided information, translates it appropriately, and displays it, eliminating the need for recipient-side storage and manual operations
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates a universal solution that handles both stored and non-stored caller information through a single translation and delivery mechanism. The system works for any caller regardless of whether their information is pre-stored on the recipient's device, making the identification system universally applicable without requiring separate storage infrastructure
3Loss of information
If caller identification information is provided in the caller's native language, then the information is accurate to the caller's identity, but it may not be understood by recipients who use different languages or alphabets
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an intermediary translation system that converts caller identification information from the caller's language/alphabet to the recipient's language/alphabet. The call routing engine or server acts as a mediator, receiving the original caller ID, translating it using language conversion services, and delivering the translated version to the recipient's device, thus preserving both accuracy and readability
Solution Approach 2:
The patent changes the linguistic parameters of the caller identification information by detecting the recipient's language preference and converting the displayed text accordingly. This involves transforming the language, script, or alphabet parameters of the caller ID to match the recipient's device settings, ensuring proper display without losing the original identity information
Data Source
AI summary
Methods and systems of providing caller information are provided. Exemplary systems and methods provide location information for audio files including the caller information. The location information can be used to retrieve the audio information, which can be played on a call recipient's device, and/or a translation of the audio information, which can be displayed on the call recipient's device.


