SMART RECOGNITION AND CONSUMER-CENTRIC ACTIVITY RECOGNITION BASED SYSTEM FOR BATTERY MANAGEMENT IN MOBILE DEVICE
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Applicant
Sultan Ahmed ALMALKI; Tami Abdulrahman ALGHAMDI; Abhishek SHARMA; Sunil SHARMA
Inventor
Sultan Ahmed ALMALKI; Tami Abdulrahman ALGHAMDI; Abhishek SHARMA; Sunil SHARMA
IPC Classification
CPC Classification
The present invention relates to an intelligent, context-aware battery management system embedded within a mobile device that dynamically allocates power resources based on real-time user behavior, system state, and environmental context. It incorporates a smart recognition engine that analyzes sensor-derived telemetry data to compute behavioral deviation scores, enabling the system to anticipate abnormal or emergency-prone conditions. A continuous activity classification module contextualizes user motion and geolocation to inform power policy decisions. Upon detecting significant behavioral anomalies or critically low battery conditions, an emergency mode subsystem is triggered, restricting device operations to essential functionalities while preserving energy for critical communication and navigation tasks. The system also establishes a secure, lightweight emergency communication tunnel for relaying essential metadata, including GPS and behavioral indicators, to predefined response servers.
Original (Chinese)
The present invention relates to an intelligent, context-aware battery management system embedded within a mobile device that dynamically allocates power resources based on real-time user behavior, system state, and environmental context. It incorporates a smart recognition engine that analyzes sensor-derived telemetry data to compute behavioral deviation scores, enabling the system to anticipate abnormal or emergency-prone conditions. A continuous activity classification module contextualizes user motion and geolocation to inform power policy decisions. Upon detecting significant behavioral anomalies or critically low battery conditions, an emergency mode subsystem is triggered, restricting device operations to essential functionalities while preserving energy for critical communication and navigation tasks. The system also establishes a secure, lightweight emergency communication tunnel for relaying essential metadata, including GPS and behavioral indicators, to predefined response servers.
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