Digital Twin Task Authorization Using Subscription and Query Status
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Solution Overview
Problem
The challenge of authorizing physical terminals for digital twin tasks, as they may not be dedicated to such tasks, necessitates addressing user authorization and execution conditions.
Innovation Solution
A digital twin task authorization method involving obtaining and utilizing subscription and authorization information, along with query result information, to determine terminal eligibility and perform operations for task authorization.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If physical terminals are used for digital twin tasks, then task execution flexibility is improved, but authorization management complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a network element as an intermediary that manages authorization information for digital twin tasks. This intermediary collects, stores, and provides authorization information to relevant entities, thereby reducing the complexity of direct authorization management between multiple terminals and the network while enabling flexible task execution across physical and virtual terminals.
2Reliability
If authorization information is collected and managed, then task authorization reliability is improved, but information processing overhead increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements preliminary collection and management of authorization information before digital twin tasks are executed. The network element proactively gathers authorization information from terminals and stores it in advance, so that when tasks need to be authorized, the information is already available. This preliminary action reduces the need for real-time information processing and querying during task execution, thereby reducing information processing overhead while maintaining high authorization reliability.
3Measurement precision
If subscription information and authorization information are obtained and processed, then task authorization accuracy is improved, but processing time increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a feedback mechanism where the network element provides query result information back to terminals and other network entities regarding authorization status. This feedback loop allows entities to quickly determine whether a terminal is authorized for a digital twin task without extensive re-processing of authorization information. The pre-processed authorization information combined with efficient feedback mechanisms reduces processing time while maintaining high authorization accuracy through comprehensive subscription and authorization information management.
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AI summary
A digital twin task authorization method and apparatus, a communications device, and a readable storage medium. The digital twin task authorization method includes: obtaining, by a first communications device, first information; and performing, based on the first information, a first operation related to digital twin task authorization, where the first information includes at least one of the following: subscription information of a digital twin service of a terminal; authorization information of the digital twin service of the terminal, or authorization information of the digital twin service of the terminal and validity time information of the authorization information; and query result information, where the query result information is used to indicate that the terminal allows or disallows a digital twin task.