Message routing to devices with non-routable addresses
AssigneeT-Mobile USA, Inc.
InventorsNilesh Ranjan, Daniel Vishoot, Babak Namiranian
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AssigneeT-Mobile USA, Inc.
InventorsNilesh Ranjan, Daniel Vishoot, Babak Namiranian
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The disclosed system provides for machine-to-machine routing of messages (e.g., text messages, binary information, etc.) between devices (e.g., external applications, IoT devices, etc.) using non-routable identifiers. The systems and methods publish an application programming interface (API) configured to receive (non-routable) identification information of a target device from an external application (e.g., an IoT Service Provider) that calls the API, determines whether a target device associated with the identification information is a subscriber of a telecommunications service provider that provides telecommunications plans to subscribers of the telecommunications service provider, verifies that the external application is authorized to transmit messages to the target device, and translates the non-routable identification information to a mapped device address that can be used to determine a location of the target device so that the message can be delivered to the target device.
A computer-implemented method in a mobile telecommunications network to route messages to a target Internet of Things (IoT) device using non-routable identifiers, the method comprising:
A system for routing messages to a target Internet of Things (IoT) device using non-routable identifiers, the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor in a mobile telecommunications network, cause the network to execute a method to route messages to a target Internet of Things (IoT) device using non-routable identifiers, the method comprising:
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