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US 11,539,794 B1Granted
System and method for monitoring door usage
AssigneesTd IP Holdco, LLC, Peds, LLC
InventorsE. Janee Williams Weber, Trent J. Eckerdt
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Abstract
A system for monitoring an automated door assembly comprises a sensor, a local area network having a firewall, and a manager. The sensor is coupled to the automated door assembly and is in communication with the local area network. The local area network and the manager are connected to the internet. The manager and the sensor are capable of communicating by a handshake protocol.
Claims14
A method of monitoring usage of an automated door assembly with a remote device connected to the internet, comprising:
- connecting a sensor to a local area network having a firewall and connected to the internet;
- and
- communicating with the sensor using a handshake protocol;
- wherein the sensor has been coupled to the automated door assembly and has been assigned a unique client name,
- the remote device comprises a manager,
- the communicating comprises
- the manager authenticating the sensor,
- the sensor sending a keep-alive notification and/or a trigger event count to the manager, and
- the manager sending a trigger record response to the sensor, and
- the method further comprises storing a database of keep-alive notifications received from the sensor;
- storing a database of trigger event counts received from the sensor;
- sending a notification to a user;
- displaying automated door assembly usage information to the user;
- and
- performing predictive maintenance on the automated door assembly based on the usage of the automated door assembly.
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A system for monitoring an automated door assembly, comprising:
- a sensor, coupled to the automated door assembly,
- a local area network having a firewall, connected to the internet and in communication with the sensor, and
- a manager, connected to the internet,
- wherein the manager and the sensor are capable of communicating by a handshake protocol, and
- the handshake protocol does not require open ports on the firewall.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.