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WO2001095592A1
WO2001095592A1 PCT/US2001/016651 US0116651W WO0195592A1 WO 2001095592 A1 WO2001095592 A1 WO 2001095592A1 US 0116651 W US0116651 W US 0116651W WO 0195592 A1 WO0195592 A1 WO 0195592A1
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Peter Joseph Armbruster
Mark Shaughnessy
Daniel Richard Tayloe
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Motorola, Inc.
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  • the present invention relates generally to packet based cellular networks. More particularly, the present invention relates to a mobile IP push service for packet based cellular networks.
  • Push services allow Internet-based information to be sent to a subscriber based on a specific subscriber profile.
  • the profile will include a number of service identifiers and preferences relating to these identifiers.
  • the preferences can be thought of as "triggers" notifying the information provider when to transmit the desired information to the subscriber.
  • the desirability of push services is due in large part to the fact that once the subscriber profile is established, no additional requests for the internet-based information need be made by the subscriber. Thus, a typical push service request will be "page me when XYZ stock drops below 50.”
  • Push services could be extremely useful in a wide variety of mobile circumstances.
  • a particular opportunity for push services to improve everyday life relates to the situation where the Internet-based information is proximity related information.
  • Proximity related information essentially means information regarding the mobile subscriber's geographic location. For example, notification of vehicular traffic congestion, alternate route information, and speed trap information would all be useful services to the traveler that is already in route.
  • the geographic location of the subscriber must generally be known, however, before the proximity information can be effectively provided to the subscriber.
  • Mobile IP refers to movement of a data terminal to a different physical location while maintaining an internet protocol (IP) connection.
  • IP internet protocol
  • Mobile IP technology has been defined with respect to "home agents” and “foreign agents”, and presents the opportunity to provide previously unavailable location based push services to mobile subscribers.
  • designing packet based cellular networks to support the mobility of voice and data communications on broadband connections is a central goal of new, wireless networks, such as third generation (3G) cellular networks.
  • 3G third generation
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a mobile IP push service system according to the present invention
  • FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a method for transmitting proximity related information to a mobile subscriber according to the present invention
  • FIG. 3 is a flowchart of a method for retrieving proximity related information based on subscriber profile information according to one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a method for retrieving proximity related information based on subscriber profile information according to an alternative embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 1 a mobile IP push service system 10 is shown in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention. It is important to note that FIG. 1 illustrates a highly simplified diagram of the mobile IP push service system 10, and that system 10 includes a number of cell sites 12 serving any number of cells 14 and mobile subscribers 16. Although the present invention is applicable to push services providing all types of information, the push service system 10 of the present invention preferably provides proximity related (or location based) information to mobile subscribers 16.
  • the push service system 10 includes a subscription database 30, at least one push server 50, and a wireless network capable of data transmission, such as a third generation (3G) cell network 70.
  • the subscription database 30 contains subscriber profile information (such as services and preferences) for mobile subscribers 16 located in the coverage area of cells 14.
  • the push server 50 retrieves proximity related information that is relevant to the mobile subscribers 16 based on the subscriber profile information.
  • the 3G cell network 70 pushes the proximity related information to the mobile subscribers 16.
  • the content of the proximity related information that is retrieved and pushed to the mobile subscribers 16 is based on the subscriber profile information contained in the subscriber database 30. It is preferred that the network 70 establishes a continuous connection (i.e. mobile IP connection) between the push server 50 and the mobile subscribers 16 in accordance with cellular networking techniques described below and other techniques well known in the art.
  • the push service system 10 obtains the proximity related information via an Internet connection 18, but as will be discussed below, the proximity related information may also be obtained from other mobile subscribers 16.
  • the push service system 10 may also include a content database 90 for storage and indexing of the proximity related information.
  • the proximity related information can reside in the content database 90 until a particular subscriber service requires its retrieval.
  • a particularly desirable aspect of the content database 90 is the ability to index the information contained in the content database by geographic location.
  • the proximity related information is therefore retrievable from the content database 90 or the content database 19 via the Internet connection 18 based on subscriber location information.
  • the push server 50 may store consumer product pricing information (such as refrigerator prices) in the content database 90 as proximity related information.
  • the content database 90 would therefore contain the locations of refrigerator retailers and the refrigerator prices offered by the retailers.
  • the mobile subscriber 16 could request to be notified when in the vicinity of a certain refrigerator for a certain price, and the push service system 10 would push a notification to the mobile subscriber 16 when the subscriber location information indicates that the retailer is nearby.
  • the subscriber location information is generated at the mobile subscriber 16 via a GPS receiver coupled to the subscriber 16 and operating in conjunction with a GPS satellite 20. It is important to note that cellular technology currently provides subscriber location information at the cell level. Use of GPS, however, would provide much finer resolution to the subscriber location information.
  • the network 70 can include a plurality of system broadcast antennas, which may or may not be part of the cell network 70, transmitting the proximity related information to all mobile subscribers in an immediate area of the antennas. Each system broadcast antenna will therefore be responsible for broadcasting proximity related information to only the mobile subscribers in the immediate area. Subscriber preferences will be maintained at the subscribers 16 such that only the content of interest will be displayed to each user. It will be appreciated that while this approach adequately addresses the problem of GPS receiver unavailability, a much larger number of antennas will be needed than under the preferred approach.
  • a second alternative embodiment involves the cell network 70 determining the subscriber location information as the subscriber 16 registers its location. This would occur as part of normal system location updates or as part of normal subscriber call activity. As already noted, however, such an approach would not provide the level of resolution available from GPS based approaches.
  • FIG. 2 demonstrates a method 100 for transmitting proximity related information to a mobile subscriber.
  • subscriber profile information is determined for the mobile subscriber.
  • the subscriber profile information can be stored in the subscription database, and may include services information as well as preferences information with regard to the desired services. It should be noted that in the first alternative embodiment, profile information is stored in the subscriber itself. Storing the subscriber profile information at step 112 allows the preferences and services to be updated by the user as needs change.
  • a continuous connection is established with the mobile subscriber.
  • the proximity related information is retrieved based on the subscriber profile information.
  • the present invention also allows for "time tagging" the push services such that a mobile subscriber receives proximity related information only during certain time periods.
  • An example of the use of this service may be a subscriber profile indicating a preference for Italian food and a desire to receive Italian restaurant information based on his proximity to those restaurants only during the hours of 11:00 to 12:30. Since the mobile subscriber is reachable by mobile IP, his location may be requested by the push server only at these specific times, thus reducing battery power and network congestion.
  • Step 120 therefore provides for determining whether an allowable time period has been encountered for the specific mobile subscriber. If an allowable time period has been encountered, the proximity related information is pushed to the mobile subscriber based on the subscriber profile information at step 150.
  • the push server can either obtain the subscriber location information using current cellular technology, from a GPS-type receiver coupled to the subscriber, or by transmitting the proximity related information to system broadcast antennas.
  • FIG. 3 demonstrates the process of retrieving the proximity related
  • Control is then transferred to block 120 of FIG. 2.
  • FIG. 4 demonstrates step 140' when there is no subscriber GPS receiver.
  • the proximity related information is stored at step 142 and transmitted to a system broadcast antenna at step 148.
  • the antenna broadcasts the proximity related information to all mobile subscribers in an immediate area of the antenna.
  • the proximity related information be coded such that only selected subscribers can use it. Control is then transferred to block 120 of FIG. 2.
  • the system may also allow the opportunity for subscribers to provide pertinent information to the server, such as notification of vehicle congestion in the subscriber's vicinity.
  • the mobile subscriber could select the type of information to be input, and the subscriber device would append its current GPS location, then send it to the push server 50 via the 3G cell network 70. An incentive to do this would be given to the mobile subscriber 16 by, for example, reducing the subscription fee for each piece of information delivered.
  • the push server 50 can obtain the proximity related information from other mobile subscribers.

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Un système de service de modèle push mobile de protocole IP (10) produit une information concernant la proximité à des abonnés de téléphone mobile (16). Ledit système (10) a une base de données d'abonnement (30) renfermant des informations sur le profil de l'utilisateur destiné à ces abonnés (16). Un serveur de modèle push (50) extrait l'information concernant la proximité en fonction de l'information du profil de l'utilisateur, et un réseau radio (70) pousse l'information concernant la proximité en direction des abonnés de téléphone mobile (16). L'information concernant la proximité est poussée en fonction de l'information du profil de l'utilisateur, et le réseau (70) établit une connexion continue entre le serveur de modèle push (50) et les abonnés de téléphone mobile (16).
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