System and method for determining smartphone location
AssigneeSfara, Inc.
InventorSascha Simon
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AssigneeSfara, Inc.
InventorSascha Simon
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A device is provided for use with a database having stored therein, a plurality of signatures corresponding to a plurality of fields, respectively, wherein the plurality of fields correspond to a plurality of locations, respectively. The device includes an accessing component, a field-detecting component, a comparing component and an identifying component. The accessing component can access one of the plurality of signatures from the database. The field-detecting component can detect a first field based on a first location and can generate a detected field signature based on the detected first field. The comparing component can generate a comparison signal based on a comparison of the detected field signature and one of the plurality of signatures. The identifying component can identify the first location based on the comparison signal.
A device, for use with a database having stored therein, a plurality of signatures corresponding to a plurality of fields, respectively, the plurality of fields corresponding to a plurality of locations, respectively, said device comprising:
The device of claim 4, wherein said parameter detector is operable to detect, as the parameter, one of the group consisting of a geodetic location, time, sound, acceleration, velocity and combinations thereof.
A method, for use with a database having stored therein, a plurality of signatures corresponding to a plurality of fields, respectively, the plurality of fields corresponding to a plurality of locations, respectively, said method comprising:
A non-transitory, tangible, computer-readable media having computer-readable instructions stored thereon, for use with a database having stored therein, a plurality of signatures corresponding to a plurality of fields, respectively, the plurality of fields corresponding to a plurality of locations, respectively, the computer-readable instructions being capable of being read by a computer and being capable of instructing the computer to perform the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.