EP1656786A1 - Mobile communication device, and method for controlling such a mobile communication device - Google Patents
Mobile communication device, and method for controlling such a mobile communication deviceInfo
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- EP1656786A1 EP1656786A1 EP04766497A EP04766497A EP1656786A1 EP 1656786 A1 EP1656786 A1 EP 1656786A1 EP 04766497 A EP04766497 A EP 04766497A EP 04766497 A EP04766497 A EP 04766497A EP 1656786 A1 EP1656786 A1 EP 1656786A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a mobile communication device which comprises a plurality of operating modes with different operating functions, and to a method for controlling the operating modes, at least one operating function being determined by the respective operating mode of the mobile communication device.
- the invention relates to such a user-controlled mobile radio device.
- An automatic help activation system is described in document DE 196 39492.
- a visual or acoustic warning is given that the system is about to be activated. If this warning is not acknowledged within a certain time, data such as geographical location and personal details, transmitted to a known number via mobile radio, a speech module converting the data into speech signals.
- Document DE 202 14 189 describes a system for transmitting body function values of a patient. At least one body function value is measured with a measuring device, the measuring device wirelessly sending measured value-specific information to a mobile transmitter and
- the mobile sending and receiving device transmitted.
- the mobile sending and receiving device transmits this measurement-specific information in the form of an electronic message to a mobile radio network.
- an automated, simple and rational method and such a device are to be proposed, which allow the operating mode of the mobile communication device to be automatically adapted to a changed environment without the user having to do anything.
- the mobile communication device comprises several operating modes with different operating functions, the mobile communication device comprising sensors for determining body parameters of the user and / or environmental parameters of the mobile communication device, the mobile
- Communication device comprises a selection module for evaluating the body parameters of the user and / or environmental parameters of the mobile communication device, and wherein the mobile communication device comprises an operating mode module for adapting the respective operating mode of the mobile communication device in accordance with the evaluation data of the body parameters and / or environmental parameters.
- This embodiment variant has the advantage, among other things, that the operating mode of the mobile communication device can be automatically adapted to a changed environment and / or other conditions without the user having to do anything. Furthermore, by means of the automatic selection of the operating mode in particular Monitoring functions and alarm functions are triggered or carried out.
- the mobile communication device comprises a sensor for measuring the heart rhythm and / or the blood pressure and / or the adrenaline level and / or the
- This variant has the advantage that e.g. in the case of blood sugar patients, the blood sugar level can be monitored automatically, the ringtone can be adapted automatically to changed external conditions (active phase of the user, resting phase of the user) or generally that the operating mode external conditions and / or user parameters can be adjusted.
- the specific choice of sensor provides further advantages. For example, the measurement of voice activity and / or voice position (louder and raise the voice) indicate an emotional stress situation of the user, in which e.g.
- the mobile communication device comprises a sensor for measuring the noise level and / or air temperature and / or light values of the environment Communication device as an environmental parameter.
- the selection module can work more finely and plausibly. In a noisy environment, for example, a louder ringing tone can be set automatically and / or when the light values are reduced in combination with the body position, this can be interpreted as the user's sleep or rest phase.
- the mobile communication device comprises a mobile radio device.
- This variant has the advantage that such a variant can be particularly useful due to the widespread use of mobile devices and their presence in almost all situations of modern life.
- the mobile communication device comprises a game station.
- This variant has the advantage that such a variant can be particularly useful due to the widespread use of play stations and their presence in almost all situations of modern life.
- the mobile communication device comprises an expert module, by means of which the selection of the operating mode depending on the body parameters of the user and / or environmental parameters of the mobile communication device can be carried out in a self-learning manner based on pattern recognition.
- the expert module can e.g. comprise at least one neural network.
- the selection module comprises for at least one body parameter and / or for at least one
- This embodiment variant has the advantage, inter alia, that monitoring functions and alarm functions for a user can be implemented particularly simply and efficiently by means of the mobile communication device.
- the sensors for example pressure sensors
- these corresponding measurement signals are recorded as environmental parameters and the applications running on the mobile communication device are controlled by the operating mode module.
- This variant has the advantage that a play station can be realized by means of the mobile communication device. If the adrenaline value of the user is also recorded by a further sensor, the arousal potential of the game can be controlled accordingly to ensure a certain attractiveness and at the same time to prevent health damage (for example epilepsy attack).
- the present invention also relates to an apparatus for carrying out this method. Furthermore, it is not limited to mobile radio devices, but rather relates to all types of mobile communication devices in general.
- Figure 1 shows a block diagram which schematically shows the mobile
- FIG. 2 also shows a block diagram which schematically reproduces the mobile communication device 11 with a user 10.
- the measurement parameters of the sensors and / or measurement devices 12 to 18 can be transmitted to a central unit 30, for example when predefined threshold values are reached, via a communication network 20/21, and can be used, for example, to alert an emergency call service 31 such as emergency doctors or the police.
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrates an architecture that can be used to implement the invention.
- the mobile communication device comprises several operating modes with different operating functions.
- reference number 11 refers to such a mobile communication device or a so-called mobile node, which has the necessary infrastructure, including hardware and software components, to implement a method and / or system according to the invention.
- mobile communication device 11 includes understand all possible so-called customer premise equipment (CPE) that are intended for use at different network locations and / or different networks.
- the mobile communication device can comprise, for example, a mobile radio device, a laptop, a PDA or a game station.
- the mobile communication device 11 has one or more different physical network interfaces, which can also support several different network standards.
- the physical network interfaces of the mobile communication device can e.g. Interfaces to Ethernet or another wired LAN (local area).
- the communication networks 20/21 comprise, for example, a mobile radio network, such as a terrestrial mobile radio network, for example a GSM or UMTS network, or a satellite-based mobile radio network, and / or one or more fixed networks, for example the publicly switched telephone network, the worldwide packet-oriented IP backbone network. Network or a suitable, LAN (Local Area Network) or WAN (Wide Area Network).
- a mobile radio network such as a terrestrial mobile radio network, for example a GSM or UMTS network, or a satellite-based mobile radio network, and / or one or more fixed networks, for example the publicly switched telephone network, the worldwide packet-oriented IP backbone network.
- communication via the mobile radio network 20/21 for example by means of special short messages, for example SMS (Short Message Services), MMS (Multimedia Message Services), EMS (Enhanced Message Services), via a signaling channel, such as USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Services Data) or other technologies such as MExE (Mobile Execution Environment), GPRS (Generalized Packet Radio Service), WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) or UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) or via a user channel.
- the operating functions can include, for example, ringing tone, call volume, vibration level, light signals, representation of logos and images on the playback device (display) of the mobile communication device, for example for incoming calls and / or alarm functions such as calendar alarm functions.
- the mobile communication device 11 comprises sensors and / or measuring devices 12,..., 18 for determining body parameters of the user and / or environmental parameters of the mobile communication device.
- the sensors can, for example, be a sensor for measuring the heart rhythm of the user, for measuring the user's blood pressure, for measuring the adrenaline level of the user, for measuring the oxygen content of the user's blood, for measuring the user's blood sugar content, for measuring the user's body position, for measuring the type of movement and / or direction of movement of the user, for measuring the vocal cords activity of the user as body parameters and / or for measuring the noise level of the environment, the atmospheric pressure of the environment and / or for detecting atomic, biological or chemical elements of the environment and / or to measure the time.
- the sensors 12 18 can, for example, also use a GPS module
- the sensors and / or detectors can directly or indirectly record measured variables.
- a temperature sensor in the housing of the mobile communication device can record the temperature of the housing and thus indirectly also the temperature of the surroundings.
- Each measurement parameter can influence the operating mode. For example, if the body position of the user 10 is measured, the mobile Switch the communication device automatically into a silent operating mode if the body position of the user 10 becomes horizontal (lying, sleeping, resting).
- the sensors 12, ..., 18 can, for example, be attached directly to the user 16, ..., 18, for example for measuring the body temperature, the pulse, or can be integrated in the mobile communication device 11 12, ..., 15.
- the mobile communication device 11 further comprises ie includes or is connected to a selection module for evaluating the body parameters of the user and / or environmental parameters of the mobile communication device. If one or more of the body parameters of the user and / or environmental parameters change, the operating mode of the mobile becomes using an operating mode module
- the selection module and the operating mode module can be implemented in software and / or hardware in the mobile communication device.
- the selection module and the operating mode module can be implemented analogously in the communication device or can be connected to the communication device via a wireless or a wired communication interface, for example by means of a communication network 20, 21.
- Figure 2 also schematically illustrates an architecture that can be used to implement the invention.
- the selection module of the mobile communication device additionally comprises a predefinable threshold value for automatically triggering alarm functions for at least one body parameter and / or environmental parameter.
- a predefinable threshold value for automatically triggering alarm functions for at least one body parameter and / or environmental parameter.
- sensors for measuring the blood sugar level are mentioned here, for example in diabetic patients and / or athletes. If the blood sugar level falls below a predetermined threshold value or exceeds a predetermined threshold value, an alarm mode of the mobile communication unit is triggered automatically. In the alarm mode, an emergency service 31 such as the emergency service be alerted to doctors or the police.
- the alarm can in particular also include position information of the mobile communication device 11 and body parameters of the user 10. This can happen, for example, via the networks 20/21 mentioned.
- the emergency call service 31 can be alerted, for example, directly by the mobile communication device 11, or the evaluation data are transmitted to a central unit 30, which can then, for example, activate further monitoring functions in the mobile communication device 11 (such as location monitoring by means of the GPS module), direct monitoring of the user 10 via the mobile communication device 11 and / or in turn can carry out alarms.
- a central unit 30 can then, for example, activate further monitoring functions in the mobile communication device 11 (such as location monitoring by means of the GPS module), direct monitoring of the user 10 via the mobile communication device 11 and / or in turn can carry out alarms.
- the mobile communication device can additionally comprise an expert module, by means of which the choice of the operating mode by the user depending on the body parameters of the user 10 and / or
- Environmental parameters of the mobile communication device 11 can be learned automatically based on pattern recognition, for example of the user behavior.
- the software for the expert module can be implemented as an applet and transmitted to the mobile communication device via the communication network.
- the expert module for pattern recognition can comprise, for example, at least one neural network.
- conventional static and / or dynamic neural networks such as feedforward (heteroassociative) networks such as a perceptron or a multi-layer perceptron (MLP) can be selected as neural networks, but other network structures, such as recurrent network structures, are also conceivable.
- feedforward networks such as a perceptron or a multi-layer perceptron (MLP)
- MLP multi-layer perceptron
- the different network structure of the feedforward networks in contrast to networks with feedback (recurrent networks) determines the way in which information is processed by the network.
- the structure is intended to simulate static maps with sufficient approximation quality.
- the neural networks can be implemented in software or hardware in the expert module.
- a multi-layer perceptron can be selected for this exemplary embodiment.
- An MLP consists of several neuron layers with at least one input layer and one Output Layer.
- the structure is strictly forward-looking and belongs to the group of feed-forward networks.
- neural networks map an m-dimensional input signal to an n-dimensional output signal.
- the information to be processed is taken up by a layer with input neurons, the input layer, in the feed forward network considered here.
- Input neurons process the input signals and pass them on via weighted connections, so-called synapses, to one or more hidden neuron layers, the hidden layers.
- the signal is also transmitted from the hidden layers to neurons of an output layer by means of weighted synapses, which in turn generates the output signal of the neural network.
- each neuron in a particular layer is connected to all neurons in the subsequent layer.
- the choice of the number of layers and neurons (network nodes) in a specific layer must be adapted to the corresponding problem, here, for example, the number of body parameters and / or environmental parameters and / or operating modes. The easiest way is to determine the ideal network structure empirically.
- the network has a purely imaging function instead of learning, while if the number of neurons is too small, the parameters shown are correlated. In other words, if the number of neurons is chosen too small, the function may not be shown. However, as the number of hidden neurons increases, so does the number of independent variables in the error function. This leads to more local minima and the higher probability of landing in exactly one of these minima. In the special case of back propagation, this problem can be at least minimized using simulated annealing, for example. With simulated annealing, the states of the network are assigned a probability. In the analogy to the cooling of liquid matter from which crystals are formed, a large initial temperature T is chosen.
- Communication devices have proven useful in MLP neural networks with an at least three-layer structure.
- the networks include at least one input layer, one hidden layer and one output layer.
- the neural networks of the expert module can now be trained continuously or periodically in accordance with the operating mode selection of the user 10. Any corrections by the user 10 thus improve the adaptation of the operating modes by means of the selection module based on the body parameters and / or environmental parameters over time. For example, user 10 sleeps not always when the sensor registers a horizontal body position of the user 10. If the user is e.g. lying in the bedroom is very likely to rest, which makes a silent mode of operation useful while e.g.
- the expert module can e.g. learn adaptively to select the correct operating mode from the data of the sensor for the body position, the pulse data and / or the data of the GPS module even in such complex interrelationships.
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