Motion-Based Service Provision via Sensor Matching
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current systems lack an efficient method to provide services based on user-enacted motions on electronic devices, failing to effectively utilize motion sensors and communication protocols to offer context-specific services.
Innovation Solution
A system that includes a reader to detect user motions, a request generator to create service requests, and a transmitter to send these requests to a service provider, which then selects and provides relevant services based on the motion data, using identifiers and similarity calculations to match user actions with pre-defined service triggers.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If motion sensors and communication protocols are utilized to provide context-specific services, then service relevance and user interaction are enhanced, but device complexity and processing requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The system enables devices to automatically detect motions, generate service requests, and receive relevant services without manual intervention. The motion detection unit detects user motions, the request generator creates service requests based on detected motions, and the receiver obtains context-specific services automatically, eliminating the need for complex user configuration while maintaining high service relevance
Solution Approach 2:
A service provider acts as an intermediary between the end device and the service execution environment. The service provider receives service requests from multiple potential sources (end device, apparatus, or server), determines the appropriate service, and delivers it to the correct target, simplifying the overall system architecture while enabling versatile service delivery
2Measurement precision
If motion information is read and transmitted to generate service requests, then service accuracy based on user actions is improved, but data transmission and processing overhead increase
Solution Approach 1:
The system transmits only the necessary motion information and identifier data required for service request generation, rather than complete sensor data streams. This partial transmission approach maintains sufficient motion detection accuracy for service triggering while minimizing data transmission volume and associated energy consumption
Solution Approach 2:
Motion detection and service request generation are performed preliminarily before full service execution. The system detects motions and prepares service requests in advance, allowing for efficient batch processing and reducing the need for continuous high-power transmission operations
3Adaptability or versatility
If multiple service providers and objects are supported in the system, then service versatility is enhanced, but system complexity and coordination requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The service provider is designed with universal functionality to handle service requests from multiple sources (end device, apparatus, or server) and to deliver services to multiple potential targets. This single multi-functional component replaces what would otherwise require multiple specialized components, reducing system complexity while maintaining service versatility
Solution Approach 2:
Instead of having multiple specialized service providers each handling specific service types, the system inverts the approach by using one general-purpose service provider that can handle all service types through a unified request-processing mechanism, thereby simplifying system architecture
Data Source
AI summary
In one example embodiment, a display apparatus includes a memory, implemented as part of the display apparatus and configured to store a plurality of reference motion information associated with a plurality of services and service information regarding the plurality of services; a reader, implemented as part of the display apparatus and configured to read motion information, received from a mobile end device, regarding a motion that was enacted upon the mobile end device; a service selector, implemented as part of the display apparatus and configured to compare the read motion information with the stored plurality of reference motion information to select a service from among the stored plurality of services; and a stationary display, implemented as part of the display apparatus that is physically separated from the mobile end device, configured to display an expression of the selected service.