Cisco Technology, Inc.

Rajesh Vargheese

Carlos M Pignataro

Gonzalo A Salgueiro

James D Stanley, Iii

Nitesh Trikha

Ammar Rayes

Hazim Hashim Dahir

David Prantl

Matthew R Engle

William Nathan Dry

Rajah Balu

Prashant R Prabhudesai

A plurality of time and motion data sets are correlated at a network connected device. The time and motion data sets track an item of interest, and at least one of the time and motion data sets comprises energy consumption data or wireless local area network location data. Physical presence for the item of interest is determined based upon the correlating of the multiple time and motion data sets. Based upon the physical presence of the item of interest, an unacceptable condition for the item of interest may be determined. The unacceptable condition for the item of interest is remedied.

Time and motion data fusion for determining and remedying issues based on physical presence

A plurality of data sets are compiled in a memory. A first data set comprises a location mapping of an item of interest within a predetermined environment, and a second set comprises energy usage data within the predetermined environment. The first data set is correlated, via a processor, with the second data set to locate a subset of energy usage data in the second data set associated with the item of interest. A third data set is generated by combining the first data set with the subset of energy usage data in the second data set to increase an accuracy of the location mapping of the item of interest based upon the subset of energy usage data. The third data set is applied to a computing resource.

Time and motion data fusion for high fidelity data sets

A determination is made at a server that a network connected device is to control monitoring performed by a first network connected sensor. A first connection is established between the network connected device and the first network connected sensor, the first connection providing control of the first network connected sensor by the network connected device. A context change for the network connected device is determined. A second connection between the network connected device and a second network connected sensor is established, the second connection providing control of the second network connected sensor by the network connected device.

Internet of things context-enabled device-driven tracking

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