Structure of an object control system (OCS) for navigation of moving objects
AssigneeKiomars Anvari
InventorKiomars Anvari
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Abstract
This application discloses the structure of an object control system (OCS) for navigation of moving objects. The structure consists of cells that have circular, square, or hexagonal shape. The cells are identical with the same square meter (feet) area or in certain areas accommodate smaller cells within them. All cells have an operation frame with the same duration and a time of day for the start of first frame. All objects within a cell function as an IoT device and use a time slot within the operation frame to broadcast a time stamp, the operation frame structure and object's location coordinates.
Claims10
An object control system (OCS) configured to control an object that is at least one of a moving object, a flying object, and a stationary object in a smart environment, the system comprising:
- a plurality of cells with an area in a square meter or feet to cover the smart environment;
- a cell within said plurality of cells has at least one of a square shape, a circle shape, a hexagon shape, and an arbitrary shape;
- an operation frame for said cell that has a duration time and a start time of a first frame;
- an Internet of Things (IoT) device used by said object during operation within said cell or transition to a neighbor cell to communicate with at least one of an IoT network, and a broadcast packet of said stationary object located at a boundary of said neighbor cell to:
- obtain an operation information data that includes a time of day (TOD), said duration time, a time slot, a time slot duration, and an absolute time that is a start TOD of said time slot, a frequency, a bandwidth, and a wavelength;
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- after receiving the operation information data, it use the operation information data to perform at least one of a ranging of said neighbor cell in the smart environment, and a transmission or reception of a broadcast packet;
- said object that is being controlled by said OCS, uses said time slot within the operation frame in said cell to activate a plurality of devices that help navigation in said cell.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.