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Yoics, Inc.

Ryo Koyama

Michael Ward Johnson

John Shigeto Minami

Thomas C Poff

Michael J S Smith

Michael John Sebastian Smith

Masaru Shinohara

Daniel F Burkes

Michael Js Smith

Niall M Bartlett

Landon Gentry

Methods, systems, and computer program products for managing Internet of Things (IoT) network-connected devices.

Managing network connected devices

A system, method, and computer program product are provided for accessing a device connected to a network. In operation, a device connected to a network is accessed by multiplexing and demultiplexing multiple connections.

System, method and compute program product for accessing a device on a network

A method, system, and computer program product for Internet of Things (IoT) network-connected devices. Embodiments include methods and systems for registering one or more listener devices (e.g., mobile phones or tablets, etc.) to receive messages from one or more notification devices (e.g., web cameras, etc.). A notification server is selected from among multiple notification servers to receive notification messages from the notification devices and then to forward (e.g., through a push service, etc.) portions of or variations of the notification messages to the listener devices. In some embodiments, the selection of the notification server is based on load balancing between the multiple notification servers and/or push servers. In some embodiments, the selection of a notification server and/or push server is based on a provisioning file.

Techniques for the deployment and management of network connected devices

A system, method, and computer program product are provided for identifying, configuring, and accessing a device connected to a network. In operation, a device connected to a network is automatically identified. Additionally, the device is automatically configured. Strictly as an option, the device may be accessed on the network.

System, method and computer program product for identifying, configuring and accessing a device on a network

A method, system, and computer program product for network-connected devices.

Deploying and managing networked devices

An apparatus and method are provided including a hardware accelerator capable of being interfaced with a processor for accelerating the execution of an application written utilizing an object-oriented programming language. Such object-oriented programming language may include Java and/or C++.

Hardware accelerator for an object-oriented programming language

The claimed invention herein provides a simple, economical, and safe way to connect a new class of Internet-ready devices and appliances to the Internet without the use of a personal computer (PC). The claimed invention herein provides an Internet dial-tone, so to speak, to applications ranging from toys and entertainment consoles to electronic books and health equipment just as a traditional telephone jack provides a plain old telephone system (POTS) dial-tone for phones, modems, and fax machines. The invention herein features a modem, network stack, and application protocols alleviating the need for sophisticated logic within attached devices. With one-touch, appliances can quickly and easily connect to the Internet.

Internet jack

An offload system, method, and computer program product are provided. Included is a host with a processor and memory for receiving data from a network. In addition, a network interface is utilized for transferring the data to the memory via direct memory access (DMA).

System, method, and computer program product for an offload engine with DMA capabilities

An Internet network protocol stack, along with special logic, is embedded with a modem, thereby enabling a modem to become Internet-ready. As a result, the modem offloads much of the network protocol processing from the main CPU and improves the overall performance of the communication system.

TCP/IP/PPP modem

A multiple network protocol encoder/decoder comprising a network protocol layer, data handler, O.S. State machine, and memory manager state machines implemented at a hardware gate level. Network packets are received from a physical transport level mechanism by the network protocol layer state machine which decodes network protocols such as TCP, IP, User Datagram Protocol (UDP), PPP, and Raw Socket concurrently as each byte is received. Each protocol handler parses and strips header information immediately from the packet, requiring no intermediate memory. The resulting data are passed to the data handler which consists of data state machines that decode data formats such as email, graphics, Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), Java, and Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). Each data state machine reacts accordingly to the pertinent data, and any data that are required by more than one data state machine is provided to each state machine concurrently, and any data required more than once by a specific data state machine, are placed in a specific memory location with a pointer designating such data (thereby ensuring minimal memory usage). Resulting display data are immediately passed to a display controller. Any outgoing network packets are created by the data state machines and passed through the network protocol state machine which adds header information and forwards the resulting network packet via a transport level mechanism.

Multiple network protocol encoder/decoder and data processor

A method and apparatus for accelerating an object-oriented programming language are provided at a hardware gate level. In a Java-compliant embodiment, a Java Application framework is implemented in hardware. The Java.AWT, Java.NET. and Java.IO application frameworks are supported in the preferred embodiment of the invention. Instances and methods of supported application framework classes that are executed by a Java program are offloaded to a hardware object management system. A software stub is provided as an interface between the hardware object management system and the central processing unit.

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Ryo Koyama