Aeris Communications, Inc.

Sundararaj Arunachalam

Dae Seong Kim

David Hu

Drew S Johnson

Subramanian Balakrishnan

Hyungho Kim

Ethan Hoewisch

Gurinder Singh Dhillon

Michael Steven Maiten

Ryan David Kennedy

Stephen Dotolo

Sean Jones

Steven Bedell

A computer-implemented system and method for automated traffic flow control using domain name for one or more devices enabled for connectivity over cellular network are disclosed. The computer-implemented method for automated traffic flow control using domain name for one or more devices enabled for connectivity includes receiving device information for the one or more devices; receiving domain name information for at least one domain name that the one or more devices are allowed to access, denied to access or a combination thereof; associating the at least one domain name with one or more internet protocol (IP) addresses; monitoring the at least one domain for change in the one or more IP addresses for that domain; and updating the one or more IP addresses of the domain name if any change in the one or more IP addresses for that domain is found.

Traffic flow control using domain name

A computer-implemented method, system, and a computer program product for delivering a shoulder-tap to one or more battery-constrained devices are disclosed. The computer-implemented method includes receiving a shoulder-tap request; storing the shoulder-tap request in a database; retrieving last known network session information for the one or more battery-constrained devices; calculating shoulder-tap beacon frequency for each of the one or more battery-constrained devices; creating a shoulder-tap beacon for each of the one or more battery-constrained devices; and sending the shoulder-tap beacon to the destination IP address for each of the one or more battery-constrained devices in the calculated shoulder-tap beacon frequency.

Method and system for delivering a shoulder-tap for battery-constrained cellular IoT devices

A computer-implemented method and system for providing job status information for an IoT device are disclosed. The method providing job status information includes receiving location information of an IoT device; receiving job assignment information for the IoT device; evaluating the location information to determine the job status for the IoT device based on a specified condition; and sharing the job status information for the IoT device. The system for providing job status information includes an IoT device, a job management platform (JMP) and a user interface, wherein the JMP further comprises a storage database for receiving location information of the IoT device and job assignment information for the IoT device; and an analytics engine for evaluating the location information to determine the job status for the IoT device based on a specified condition; and wherein the JMP shares the job status information for the IoT device.

System and method for monitoring and sharing location and activity of devices

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Sundararaj Arunachalam