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GB2436427A - Data storage and information transmission - Google Patents

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GB2436427A
GB2436427A GB0602847A GB0602847A GB2436427A GB 2436427 A GB2436427 A GB 2436427A GB 0602847 A GB0602847 A GB 0602847A GB 0602847 A GB0602847 A GB 0602847A GB 2436427 A GB2436427 A GB 2436427A
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H04ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04WWIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
    • H04W4/00Services specially adapted for wireless communication networks; Facilities therefor
    • H04W4/90Services for handling of emergency or hazardous situations, e.g. earthquake and tsunami warning systems [ETWS]
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    • HELECTRICITY
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Abstract

This invention relates to a personal information transmission system acting as a bespoke universal gateway. The system allows an end user, via subscription, to transfer and receive information that would otherwise not be possible due to conflicts of proprietary rights in IT systems which are each designed to offer specific services or products on a particular technological platform. The hardware and software of the present invention crosses these platforms via the respected third party licensing rights. The system includes means to receive and transmit subscriber messages, a database of subscriber information, a database of possible recipients and a computer platform programmed with rules to analyse subscriber messages, determine an appropriate recipient and what personal information to add to the subscriber message. The system offers extra multi-platform and system communications, services and products including, for example, emergency access to personalized information and notifying emergency centers with a user's contact and medical details.

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<p>DATA STORAGE AND INFORMATION TRANSMISSION</p>
<p>Introduction</p>
<p>This invention relates to a personal information transmission system that is particularly, but not exclusively, used in respect of emergency messages.</p>
<p>Background</p>
<p>The mobile phone (cellular phone) has had a revolutionary worldwide impact on communications and a most important feature is that of emergency messages.</p>
<p>However, this emergency messages facility is essentially a duplication of that provided by conventional landline telephone systems. However, the range of facilities and the manner of operation provided by cellular and the like communication devices, such as wireless, PDA, laptop, gaming, music, TV, IT/PC, portable and other established and emerging technical units & device(s), enables more than a simple emergency message to be sent.</p>
<p>Object of the Present Invention It is an object of the present invention to enhance emergency and the like messages by adding and transmitting selected, related information to the original message.</p>
<p>Statement of Invention</p>
<p>According to the present invention, a personal information transmission system comprises:-i) means to receive a subscriber message from any one a range of communication devices; ii) a database of subscriber personal information; iii) a database of possible recipients, including addresses and transmission medium; iv) means to transmit said subscriber message with added personal information to the determined recipient; and, v) a computer platform operatively connected to the reception and transmission means and the databases and programmed with rules to analyse the subscriber message, determine an appropriate recipient and what personal information to add to the subscriber message.</p>
<p>I</p>
<p>In one embodiment, the present invention is a mobile portal directory and service provider.</p>
<p>In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the subscriber communication device is programmed to transmit a subscriber message to the system message in addition to an addressed recipient.</p>
<p>The system of the present invention is essentially a universal IT hardware software communicator Through the agreement of third party use proprietary rights and the mid ware written algorithms and/or hardware development; the system becomes a "glue" to allow push pull technological communications to occur. The system will allow an end user, via subscription, to transfer and receive information which is currently not possible due to conflict of proprietary rights in IT systems which are each designed to offer specific services or products on a particular technological platform. The hardware and software of the present system has been designed to cross these platforms via the respected third party licensing rights in return for appropriate remunerations. In summary, the present system is a bespoke universal gateway algorithm/s hardware and software system, which offers the licensed partner company and/or the customer subscriber extra multi-platform and system communications, services and products The services provided by the present invention include:- 1. Invoke Emergency Services from a Mobile phone.</p>
<p>2. Personalised information to access on emergency 3. Custom notification for subscribers 4. On emergency call notifies emergency centres with the medical, contact details and personal information of the user</p>
<p>Introduction to the Drawings</p>
<p>The above and further features of the present invention are illustrated by the Drawings, wherein:-Fig. I is a schematic of an "EVE" application server in accordance with one embodiment of the system present invention; Fig. 2 is a schematic of architecture for the system of Fig. 1; and, Fig. 3 is a box diagram illustrating operation of the system of Fig. 1.</p>
<p>Detailed Description</p>
<p>The emergency message embodiment of the present invention operates by the following steps: 1. input subscriber info into the application server using ID for security.</p>
<p>2. information stored in the central server until emergency services request 3. emergency use request can be via voice hardware software and preset user alarm methods 4. upon a subscriber dialling 999 the network route the call to Eve and 999 services.</p>
<p>5. the 999 call is dealt with normally except the information stored by the user is sent simultaneously to the emergency services handler's screen and the subscribers mobile phone.</p>
<p>6. as there are different software systems the gateway to the server needs to be a patented universal software system 7. the gps chip in the phone is activated remotely and the location information sent to the emergency service.</p>
<p>8. the software in the phone is changed to force it in the case of an emergency to find the strongest signal whatever the network (roaming).</p>
<p>9. the phone software is changed to act as if the battery was flat and not allowing normal use when a set time is still left in case of an emergency.</p>
<p>The application server responds when a user calls 999 emergence service to send user information and user geographical location to the base station controller which transfers the call to an emergency unit (call centre) and transfers user information to a registered application server. The application server notifies the central server and alerts message sent with the personal details. The application server m Makes a call(s) to contact person and emergency medical units, e.g. ambulance with user information and Location.</p>
<p>The system can be provide the following, additional features:- 1. enables subscription product's to securely roam and address x-billing to any subscription third party mobile, 3g and wireless network; from any subscription mobile phone, or other internet enabled it devices in a given region(s); 2. save battery life for user's emergency phone calls, sms, email or data-backup; 3. server/storage centre/receiver of ping's; 4. retail and b2b customer/user subscription sales are available by partnership; 5. virus updates occur every 3 or 24 hours via intel [auto or auto-rrse ping's]; 6. customer's own alerts for doctors or dentist appointments, order prescriptions and pick-ups at retailers; 7. 1one work and leisure' options; 8. an internal id systemlmethod that links to third parties to confirm customers id; 9. in case of emergency information to add all here user's key health, medical, allergy & blood type information passed securely.</p>
<p>The emergency message service in accordance with the present invention saves time and lives in emergencies. One secure mobile call via 999 activates:- 1. in case of emergency (ice) information; 2. user's key health, medical, allergy, medication, blood type, doctor information passed securely/encoded to 999 response or rescue teams.</p>
<p>Further emergency services can include:- 1. handsets gps location; 2. informing/updating user's family and work contacts; 3. a copy ice information sent to handset; 4. car recovery; 5. personal accident/injury back-up & lawyer service.</p>
<p>The system may include one or more of the following functions, in any combination:- 1. compatible to/from most 2005+ and convergenceteclmoIogies handset/dcvices; including mobile phones, wireless, pda, laptop, gamer, satnav, other hand-held communication and internet enabled devices'; 2. is compatible to/from all UK emergency/999 service's, all coast guard system's; 3. communicates using encoded algorithm(s) to and via an array of pre-paid proprietary soft/mid/bespoke/free/ware including: MICROSOFTFM, SYMBJANTM, LINUXTM, UNIXTM, HOLMESTM, APPLETM 4. communicates to/from any hardware and software that the customer andlor the receiver, who sends data transfer', is likely to encounter; 5. multiple-simultaneous secure encoded actions, downloads, information and data transfers for mobile phone, wireless, pda, laptop, gamer, satnav and rnp3's; 6. the operating system produces 24/7 encoded auto roaming mobile/wireless communications; 7. delivers universal mobile encoded simultaneous actions, communications and pings; 8. downloads configures speed-buttons, voice recognition; 9. all customer information is encoded and input by owner for data protection and human rights.</p>
<p>In more detail:- 1. the system is or will be compatible with 2005+ mobile phone's, PDA's, hand-held devices, image/storage and portable music players, satellite's, satellite navigations, internet and net variations, "G"-communications, GPS, GPS trackers and locators, Wifi, Wireless, WAP, VPN, hands free wireless communication technologies, Radio Frequency, All telecommunications system's, all UK Emergency Services and Coast Guard systems; via VPN over MPLS and IP telecommunication and wave' system's; 2. Eve+ system's unique compatibility offers numerous communications/transfers into third party systems and or units simultaneously via both auto PING/s and or a reverse/d auto PING/s; 3. the simultaneous system design offers secure/firewalled communications and transfers of abundant while talking too and or receiving from most smart technology/hand-held units/'chips' or system/s; 4. the system's design offers universal/world-wide omni functions to any smart technologies via telecommunication/wireless devices, pipes, networks and other into phone or other communication/s; 5. securely roams from ALL third party mobile, G-technologies and wireless devices to ANY mobile phone and or IT network/systems world-wide; a cross-billing system ensures customer's have; 20 advanced billing credit via agreed direct debt deposit and top-from their bank account as needed; 6. system devices and operating system(s) communicate(s) to all third party global, medicals, necessary government and local council programmes, codes, systems, email and hardware's, and any other soft/hardware's that the eve+ user and or the receiver's data transfer(s) may encounter; 8. the systems call processing, CTI, routing and management services; 9. Further versions will allow world-wide mobile/wireless application for devices operating system into global regional telecommunications and their Emergency Services.</p>
<p>In operation:- 1. a subscribers 999 call actions simultaneous 999 auto and monitored services, the call can be dial, voice recognition, text or speed button into 999; 2. the subscription device/handset [application server] ping's [notifies] an intelligence platform "intel"; 3. the 999 call-handler receives customers 999 call; 4. intel receives id ping alert message; and places id user-device's ice in-transfer-hold; 5. 999 call-handler id's' caller and types-in caller's id, copied into intel; 6. 999 subscription device/handset [application server] ping's [notifies] intel with 999id and id match for ice and auto pass to 999 call-handler screen; 7. 999id-ping, has gps location; 8. intel sends ice & gps or searches [named] individuals details user's key health, medical, allergy, medication, blood type, doctor information passed securely/encoded.</p>
<p>The application server is a handset that makes calls/text to contact person and emergency medical units, ambulance with user information and location:-a. calls get routed to bts, b. bts transfers information to bsc, c. bsc locates application server, d. call routed to application server where users information and queries get updated and sent to central server, e. central server performs notification and alert to various stations with emergency call details</p>

Claims (1)

  1. <p>Claims: 1. According to the present invention, a personal information
    transmission system comprises:-i) means to receive a subscriber message from any one a range of communication devices; ii) a database of subscriber personal information; iii) a database of possible recipients, including addresses and transmission medium; iv) means to transmit said subscriber message with added personal inforniation to the determined recipient; and, v) a system platform operatively connected to the reception and transmission means and the databases and programmed with rules to analyse the subscriber message, determine an appropriate recipient and what personal information to add to the subscriber message.</p>
    <p>2. A system as claimed in claim 1, wherein the subscriber communication device is programmed to transmit a subscriber message to the system message in addition to an addressed recipient.</p>
    <p>3. A system as claimed in claim 1 or claim 2 and comprising:-i) a handset communicating with a base transfer station; ii) the base transfer station communicating a base station controller; iii) the base station controller communicating with an application server; and, iii) the application server communicating with a central server.</p>
    <p>4. A system as claimed in claim 3, wherein:-i) the subscriber dials an emergency service on the handset; ii) the emergency call is routed to the base transfer station; iii) the base transfer station transfers the information to the base station controller; iv) the base station controller locates the application server; v) the emergency call is routed to the application server, where user information and queries are updated and sent to the central server; and, vi) the central server performs notification and alert to an emergency service station with emergency call details.</p>
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GB2327571A (en) * 1997-07-18 1999-01-27 Orange Personal Communications Services Limited Sending short messages to groups of users
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GB2366493A (en) * 2000-06-12 2002-03-06 Saw You Com Ltd Messaging system
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GB2425437A (en) * 2005-04-18 2006-10-25 Marco Andrea Ferri Sending MMS/SMS messages to e-mail addresses

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GB2327571A (en) * 1997-07-18 1999-01-27 Orange Personal Communications Services Limited Sending short messages to groups of users
WO2000007393A1 (en) * 1998-07-30 2000-02-10 Ericsson Inc. Features for emergency calling and short messaging system
GB2366493A (en) * 2000-06-12 2002-03-06 Saw You Com Ltd Messaging system
US20030028536A1 (en) * 2001-02-27 2003-02-06 Singh Hartej P. Proactive emergency response system
GB2425437A (en) * 2005-04-18 2006-10-25 Marco Andrea Ferri Sending MMS/SMS messages to e-mail addresses

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