Dynamic Meta Geo-fence Reduces Device Storage and Bandwidth

The patent segments the complete set of geo-fences into multiple groups or subsets. Instead of loading all geo-fences simultaneously, the system divides them into manageable segments that can be loaded dynamically based on user relevance, location context, or other criteria. This segmentation reduces the storage burden on user devices while maintaining comprehensive monitoring capabilities across different contexts.

The patent applies local quality by making different parts of the geo-fence system have different properties. Specifically, geo-fences are prioritized or weighted based on their relevance to specific users, locations, or contexts. High-priority geo-fences relevant to a user's current location are loaded and monitored, while lower-priority geo-fences are either not loaded or monitored with reduced intensity, optimizing resource usage while maintaining monitoring effectiveness.

The patent segments the geo-fence monitoring task into multiple smaller sub-tasks corresponding to different geo-fence groups. Each segment can be processed independently, reducing the computational complexity at any given moment. The system processes only the relevant segments based on user context, location, and priorities, rather than continuously processing all geo-fences simultaneously.

The patent applies partial action by monitoring only a subset of geo-fences at any given time rather than all geo-fences continuously. The system dynamically adjusts which geo-fences are actively monitored based on user relevance, current location, and other contextual factors, performing just enough monitoring to maintain reliability without the full computational burden of monitoring everything at maximum intensity.