Local CSE Group Resource Member Attribute Forwarding
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Solution Overview
Problem
The existing process of forwarding attribute information of member resources in M2M systems is cumbersome, inefficient, and causes network congestion due to high signaling overhead, especially in scenarios with a large number of member resources and high real-time requirements.
Innovation Solution
A method and apparatus that utilize a pre-created virtual sub-resource of a group resource to trigger a local CSE to acquire and update attribute information of member resources, simplifying the forwarding process, reducing signaling overhead, and improving real-time information transfer by directly forwarding attribute information from the local CSE to target member resources.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If the existing process of forwarding attribute information of member resources is used, then the M2M system can perform batch operations on multiple devices, but the process becomes cumbersome and causes network congestion due to high signaling overhead
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the attribute information forwarding process from the traditional cumbersome multi-step procedure. By introducing a direct forwarding mechanism where the first CSE directly forwards attribute information to the second CSE without requiring multiple intermediate steps, the complexity of the forwarding process is reduced while maintaining batch operation capability.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent applies preliminary action by pre-establishing the group resource structure and member resource relationships before the actual forwarding operation. The first CSE prepares the attribute information and forwarding path in advance, which enables more efficient real-time forwarding and reduces the complexity during the actual execution phase.
2Reliability
If the existing process of forwarding attribute information of member resources is used, then the M2M system can update member resource attributes, but the signaling overhead is large and occupies more network resources
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges multiple signaling operations into a single streamlined forwarding process. Instead of separate operations for acquiring, forwarding, and updating attribute information, the system combines these into one efficient process where the first CSE directly forwards attribute information to the second CSE, reducing network resource occupancy while maintaining update reliability.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an optimized intermediary mechanism where the group resource structure acts as a mediator between member resources. This intermediary structure enables direct forwarding of attribute information through the CSEs without requiring multiple intermediate signaling steps, thereby reducing network resource consumption while ensuring reliable attribute updates.
3Productivity
If the existing process of forwarding attribute information of member resources is used, then the M2M system can perform group operations, but the real-time efficiency is low due to cumbersome steps
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the group operation process into distinct functional components: group resource management, attribute information acquisition, and direct forwarding. This segmentation allows each component to be optimized independently, with the forwarding process specifically streamlined to reduce time delays while maintaining overall group operation capability.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent applies the skipping principle by eliminating unnecessary intermediate steps in the attribute information forwarding process. The system rushes through the critical forwarding path by enabling direct transmission from the first CSE to the second CSE, skipping the cumbersome intermediate acquisition and relay steps that previously caused time delays.
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AI summary
Disclosed are a method and apparatus for implementing member resource processing, the method comprising: a virtual sub-resource of a pre-created group resource triggers, according to a forwarding request of an initiator, a local common services entity (CSE) to send an acquisition request for acquiring member resource attribute information to one or more member resources, the initiator being a remote CSE or an application entity (AE); and the local CSE sends an update request for forwarding the acquired member resource attribute information to one or more target member resources, so as to update the one or more target member resources. The present disclosure, simplifies a process of forwarding information between member resources, saves signaling overhead, avoids the problem of possible network congestion caused by occupation of network resources, and improves real time performance of the forwarding of the information between the member resources.