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US 10609527
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Patent Overview: US10609527B2
Title: System and method for control and management of resources for consumers of information
Patent number: US10609527B2 | Application number: US16/243,436 | Inventor: Shamim A. Naqvi
Assignee: Current assignee listed as SENSAY TECHNOLOGIES LLC; original assignee Sensoriant Inc. (per the supplied record).
Key dates (as listed; the source notes these are assumptions, not legal conclusions):
- Priority date: 2010-07-21 (claimed from US12/804,448)
- Filing date: 2019-01-09
- Publication of US20190208382A1: 2019-07-04
- Grant/publication of US10609527B2: 2020-03-31
- Anticipated expiration: 2030-07-21
- Legal status: Active
Purpose (per the supplied text): The invention "relates to the delivery, discovery, management and control of information to mobile consumers, and to the efficient use and control of these resources to consume and generate information." It addresses the difficulty mobile users face finding useful apps amid large app stores and the fact that mobile users often do not actively search.
Plain-language scope (per the supplied text): The system defines one or more "situational profiles" based on sensory data received from a mobile device. Using sensory data collected from the device and its environment, it infers the user's situation or environment, then makes recommendations—apps, coupons, or advertisements—associated with a corresponding situational profile. Recommendations may be delivered via text or e-mail messaging, and a given recommendation may be based on a contract with a service or application provider. A telecommunications method described includes accessing a real-time sensory database (based, for example, on an environment map) and a rules database. The rules database includes rules defining antecedents and a resulting consequent, which can be the name of a situational profile, with recommendations made based on that profile.
Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/[US10609527](/patent/US10609527)/en
What the excerpt does not establish: It provides no claim language or full specification, so the precise metes and bounds of the claims cannot be determined. It is explicitly an excerpt with omitted text. It does not establish the accuracy of the listed assignees, dates, or legal status (the source itself disclaims these as assumptions). It contains no findings on litigation, ownership transfers, validity, or prior art, and none are offered here.
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