Zebra Technologies Corporation

Charles W Roark

Allan Perry Herrod

Adithya H Krishnamurthy

Ajay Sood

Mukesh V Choudhary

Mounika Ayila

Prateek Kulkarni

In some implementations, a system may receive an event log including event data associated with a plurality of events that were performed by one or more external devices including the IoT device. Accordingly, the system may parse the event log to identify activity data, from the event data, associated with at least one activity that includes one or more events of the plurality of events. The system may further generate a case associated with the at least one activity and including information generated based on the activity data and may perform a process mining operation on the case including the activity data.

Parsing event logs for internet of things devices

A battery management system is disclosed herein. The battery management system may monitor a charge cycle of a battery. The battery management system may determine a degradation rate of the battery. The battery management system may determine a usage pattern of the battery based on usage of the battery during a time period. The battery management system may determine, using a battery analysis model, a quantity of remaining charge cycles of the battery based on the degradation rate and the usage pattern. The battery analysis model may be trained based on historical data associated with historical usage of one or more other batteries. The battery management system may determine a status of the battery based on the quantity of remaining charge cycles and the degradation rate. The battery management system may perform, based on a time period associated with a remaining useful life, an action associated with the battery.

Battery management system for monitoring a battery status

An example server includes a memory configured to store sensor data from a plurality of sensors in a facility; a communications interface; and a processor interconnected with the memory and the communications interface, the processor configured to: in response to receiving, via the communications interface, an event indicator from a source sensor of a client device: identify a subset of the plurality of sensors based on the event indicator; retrieve and correlate the sensor data from the identified subset of the plurality of sensors in the facility; detect a candidate event associated with a user of the client device from the correlated sensor data; and when the candidate event is detected, send an event notification to the client device.

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Charles W Roark