Dominique Guinard

Title: Dominique Guinard: Inventor of On-Demand Embedded Services

Introduction

Dominique Guinard is an inventor associated with Marly, Switzerland, and SAP SE. Her patent work addresses how services running on embedded devices can be discovered and provisioned across dynamically organized networks. The available information lists 1 patent in her name.

Latest Patents

Her listed patent, “On-Demand Provisioning of Services Running on Embedded Devices,” describes a system for finding services hosted on devices within a network whose organization can change. A repository stores the types of services available on the network. When a query requests a service type, the system compares it with the repository and selects matching types, then identifies active service instances on networked devices. If no active instances are found, the system discovers instances that match the requested service types.

Career Highlights

Guinard’s listed invention focuses on making embedded-device services easier to locate and access. By combining service-type matching with the discovery of active instances, the approach supports service provisioning in networks where devices and their available services may change.

Collaborations

The provided information names Moritz Koehler and Stamatis Karnouskos as coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative contributions.

Conclusion

Dominique Guinard’s listed patent presents a method for matching service requests with services on embedded devices and discovering suitable instances when none are immediately active.