Fujitsu Corporation

Ryusuke Masuouka

Yannis Labrou

Zhexuan Song

Jonathan Russell Agre

Narendar M Shankar

Sung Ho Lee

Duy Q Huynh

Wei-Iun Chen

Michael Grove

An apparatus provides computing sources of functionality, each computing source of functionality presents a service and exists in any computing environment of the apparatus. The apparatus associates a semantic service description (SSD) with the service. The SSD has a semantic description of the service, including a semantic description of a parameter of the service, according to a computer interpretable language, and, as a service grounding, a mapping between the computer interpretable language expressing the SSD and an interface, including an interface parameter, of the service. The apparatus dynamically discovers SSDs as available services through discovery mechanisms, filters the services based upon the semantic description in each SSD associated with each service, generates a user interface to dynamically compose a task based upon selecting the services and the filtering the services to continuously present possible tasks, and generates an executable semantic service workflow description of the composed task.

Task computing

Task Computing computer system by segmenting the system into a plurality of implementation tiers of a presentation layer, a remote procedure call programming interface (API), a middleware layer to which the presentation layer interfaces via the remote procedure call API to real-time, dynamically generate a computer implemented task interface at the presentation layer to a semantically described source of function as a service on a computer system, and a service layer and a function source realization layer providing the semantically described source of function as the service on the computer system to which the middleware layer interfaces. Real-time and dynamically composing an executable task that comprises one or more services using the generated task interface at the presentation layer to one or more services on the computer based upon the semantically described application-, device- and service-rich computer.

Pervasive security is provided by a combination of physical interfaces and network interfaces to a service to a user includes establishing by the user's client device network connectivity to the service, transmitting by the service an identifier to the user's client device, determining by the service whether the user enters the identifier into the service in physical proximity to the service, and invoking the service once the user has entered the identifier into the service while in physical proximity to the service. The service can provide indication that the service has been granted by sending a control page to the user's client device.

Pervasive security mechanism by combinations of network and physical interfaces

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Potomac, MD, United States of America

Ryusuke Masuouka