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- the present invention relates to the field of communications, and in particular to a technique for monitoring by cooperation between machine type communication (MTC) devices. Background technique
- the more common vehicle tracking/recovery systems are based on wireless signals such as the Lojack Tracking System, ProScout GPS Vehicle Tracking System, TravelEyes2 Vehicle Tracking System and more. After the vehicle is stolen, the owner can report the problem to the police or GPS tracking office.
- the wireless transmitter or GPS device in the vehicle is able to ascertain the location information of the vehicle and lead the vehicle to be retrieved frequently and frequently.
- the selling price of such systems, as well as maintenance costs (such as monthly monitoring costs) is high and can be easily damaged by skin, such as destroying an antenna or covering the antenna with metal. Once the antenna is damaged, the GPS tracking system will fail.
- a method for cooperative monitoring within a wireless communication network by means of a machine type communication MTC device wherein each of said MTC devices is connected to an MTC server via said wireless communication network And including a transceiver having a unique ID and security code, the transceiver periodically broadcasting its normal or abnormal status information to other MTC devices located within a certain range of the MTC device and detecting and identifying located in the range
- the method includes: when the MTC device is illegally operated but the transceiver is not damaged, the MTC device sends an alert message to the MTC server and reports its current location Information; and in the event that the MTC device is illegally operated and the transceiver is corrupted, the MTC device sends an alert message to the MTC server, and the other MTC device is not Detecting a legitimate broadcast signal sent by the MTC device, sending an alert message to the MTC server and reporting it with its own Information about the current location.
- a machine type communication device capable of cooperative monitoring within a wireless communication network
- the MTC device is connected to an MTC server via the wireless communication network and includes a unique ID And a security code transceiver, the transceiver periodically broadcasting its normal or abnormal status information to other MTC devices located within a certain range of the MTC device and detecting and identifying other MTC devices located within the range
- the device further includes: an alert message sending device for sending an alert message to the MTC server when the MTC device is illegally operated; for the illegal operation of the MTC device but the a first location information reporting device that reports information about the current location of the MTC device to the MTC server without disrupting the transceiver; and for detecting a legitimate broadcast transmitted by the other MTC device
- a second location information reporting device that sends an alert message to the MTC server and reports information related to its own current location in the case of a signal.
- a system for implementing coordinated monitoring within a wireless communication network comprising: at least two MTC devices in accordance with the present invention; at least one interacting with the MTC device to process An MTC server whose status and location information; and a wireless communication network, wherein the MTC device and the MTC server communicate with each other via the wireless communication network.
- Figure 1 schematically shows a system structure based on the idea of the present invention
- Figure 2 schematically illustrates a collaborative security access process based on the inventive concept
- Figure 3 schematically illustrates a collaborative detection process based on the inventive concept
- FIG. 4 is a flow chart of a method for cooperative monitoring within a wireless communication network by means of an MT C device, in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram of an MTC device in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention. detailed description
- the basic idea of the invention is to equip each MTC device in the wireless metropolitan area network with a signal and, if necessary, a GPS locator. All MTC devices located in the designated area are connected to each other and covered by the radio access network.
- the specified illegal operation of the MTC device (such as password 4f, transceiver corruption, location change, etc.) will cause its neighboring MTC devices to fail to receive normal signals.
- This event along with the location information of the MTC device that detected the event, can be reported to the MTC server, whereby the approximate location of the stolen or compromised MTC device can be known.
- MTC The detection range of the device can be artificially set, such as fifty meters, one hundred meters, and the like.
- the machine included in the MTC device has a unique ID and security code that the MTC server can distinguish.
- the transceiver is capable of detecting and identifying MTC devices located within its detection range. If a new MTC device moves into its detection range, it will send a confirmation request to this MTC device. When the new MTC device receives the confirmation request, it responds with a valid/illegal message based on its current status. The transceiver sends an alert message to the MTC server upon receiving an illegal message from the new MTC device or not receiving any acknowledgment message.
- Fig. 1 schematically shows a system structure to which the present invention is applied, in which an MTC server is connected to a plurality of MTC devices via a PLMN (Public Land Mobile Network).
- the MTC device periodically broadcasts its status (normal or abnormal) to other MTC devices within a particular range so that all MTCs within the range can communicate and identify each other.
- the range can be set according to the wireless transmission technology employed, such as WiFi, ZigBee. UWB, RFID, and the like.
- Each MTC device can work legally with its secure access password.
- the MTC device may or may not include a GPS locator for measuring the real-time GPS position of the MTC device, whether it is in a mobile or stationary system or device, such as a personal computer, And the mobile system or device is for example a vehicle.
- the stationary MTC device does not need to include a GPS locator because its location information can be pre-stored in the MTC server (update its location information when the stationary device is moved), and its theft or corruption event can be detected by other MTC devices and Its location can also be tracked by other MTC devices.
- the location information of the MTC device may be stored in the MTC server. If the location information of the MTC device is already stored in the MTC server, the stationary MTC device only needs to send an alarm message and report its ID to the MTC server when it detects theft or destruction.
- Fig. 2 schematically shows a collaborative security access procedure based on the inventive concept.
- the moved MTC device will send an alarm message and the current location (or ID) to the server, and at the same time Broadcast illegal signals to other MTC devices for fast tracking and recovery.
- the MTC device goes to the MTC before it is powered off.
- the server sends an alarm message and cuts off the legal broadcast signal, and other MTC devices located in the same detection range do not detect the legal broadcast signal sent by the MTC device and send the alarm message and its own current location to the MTC server.
- the approximate geographical position of the MTC device being moved or destroyed can be inferred by the current location information of the MTC device detecting the abnormal condition.
- Fig. 3 schematically shows a collaborative detection process based on the inventive concept.
- any operation that causes the transceiver to be corrupted/moved will trigger an automatic alert message to the MTC server, which can then be reported to other agencies, such as the owner's cell phone or police station.
- the mobile MTC device can be equipped with a GPS locator and has a direct uplink to the MTC server so that when the locator of one MTC device is destroyed, other MTC devices can assist in restoring their position through collaborative monitoring.
- the theft/disruption event can be detected immediately and the location of the stolen/destroyed device can be successfully tracked.
- Vehicle anti-theft system It is very robust and can help to find stolen vehicles as soon as possible, because it can continuously track stolen vehicles for a long time after the vehicle is stolen and the alarm tracker is destroyed;
- each MTC device is connected to the MTC server via a wireless communication network such as a PLMN and includes a transceiver having a unique ID and security code, the transceiver periodically broadcasting its normal or abnormal status information to Located in the Other MTC devices within a certain range near the MTC device and detect and identify other MTC devices within the range.
- a wireless communication network such as a PLMN
- the transceiver periodically broadcasting its normal or abnormal status information to Located in the Other MTC devices within a certain range near the MTC device and detect and identify other MTC devices within the range.
- the range may be set according to the transmission wireless technology employed, such as WiFi, ZigBee. UWB, RFID, and the like.
- the MTC device may also include a GPS locator to report its current location in real time when located in a mobile system or device (e.g., a vehicle).
- a GPS locator to report its current location in real time when located in a mobile system or device (e.g., a vehicle).
- the detecting and identifying by the transceiver to other MTC devices located within its range includes: when the transceiver receives an acknowledgment request from another MTC device, it will be sent according to the current state of the MTC device.
- the illegal message is sent to other MTC devices, wherein if another MTC device receives an illegal message from the transceiver or does not receive any confirmation message, it sends an alarm signal to the MTC server and reports its own current location.
- the MTC device is illegally operated.
- the illegal operation includes (but is not limited to) a password error, a transceiver corruption, a position change, and the like.
- step 402 the MTC device sends an alert message to the MTC server, and the other MTC device fails to detect the legal broadcast signal sent by the MTC device.
- the MTC server sends an alert message and reports information about its own current location.
- the MTC device sends an alert message to the MTC server and reports information related to its current location.
- the address information of the MTC device located in the stationary system or device is already stored in the MTC server, it is only necessary to report the unique ID of the transceiver to the MTC server.
- the protocol used for signaling interaction between the MTC server and the MTC device varies according to different types of systems or devices (eg, vehicles, mobile phones, etc.) on which the MTC device is installed, and the protocol may Use any communication protocol of the past, existing or future.
- the cooperative monitoring method of the embodiment can be used to solve the present problem.
- an MTC device capable of cooperative monitoring within a wireless communication network. This will be described below with reference to the drawings.
- FIG. 5 illustrates an MTC device 500 in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
- the MTC device 500 includes a transceiver 501, a GPS locator 502, an alarm message transmitting device 503, a first bit position information reporting device 504, and a second location information reporting device 505.
- the transceiver 501 has a unique ID and security code transceiver and periodically broadcasts its normal or abnormal status information to other MTC devices located within a certain range of the MTC device 500 and as such Other MTC devices located within the range are detected and identified as described above.
- the range may be set according to the transmission wireless technology employed, such as WiFi, ZigBee. UWB, RFID, and the like.
- the GPS locator 502 is used to measure the real-time GPS position of the MTC device 500. It should be noted that the MTC device may or may not include the GPS locator 502, for example, when the MTC device is located in a stationary system or device, the GPS locator may not be included, because its location information may be pre-stored in the MTC server. And its theft or destruction event can be detected by other MTC devices and its location can also be tracked by other MTC devices.
- the alarm message sending means 503 is configured to send an alarm message to the MTC server when the MTC device is illegally operated.
- the first location information reporting means 504 is configured to report information relating to the current location of the MTC device to the MTC server if the MTC device 500 is illegally operating but the transceiver it contains is not corrupted.
- the second location information reporting means 505 is configured to send an alert message to the MTC server and report information related to its own current location without detecting a legitimate broadcast signal transmitted by the other MTC device.
- the MTC device 500 of the present embodiment and the transceiver 501, the GPS locator 502, the alarm message sending device 503, the first location information reporting device 504, and the second location information reporting device 505 included in the embodiment may be implemented by software. , hardware or a combination of software and hardware to achieve.
- those skilled in the art are familiar with a variety of devices that can be used to implement these components, such as Processors, microcontrollers, special-purpose circuits (ASICs), programmable devices (PLDs), and/or field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).
- the various components of the MTC device of the present embodiment can be physically implemented separately and operatively connected to each other.
- the MTC device capable of cooperative monitoring within the wireless communication network of the embodiment described above in connection with Fig. 5 can implement the cooperative monitoring method described above.
- the MTC device it is possible to solve the problem in the prior art that the current location of the stolen/destroyed system or device cannot be tracked.
- a system comprising at least two MTC devices in the above-described embodiments, at least one interacting with the MTC device to process its status and position An MTC server of information, and a wireless communication network through which the MTC device and the MTC server communicate with each other.
- the wireless communication network is, for example, a PLMN.
- the MTC devices monitor each other's legal/illegal state, and send an alert message to the MTC server via the wireless communication network when a theft or destruction event occurs and report its current location if necessary.
- the MTC server monitors each other's legal/illegal state, and sends an alert message to the MTC server via the wireless communication network when a theft or destruction event occurs and report its current location if necessary.
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