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`US9449484B2 – Claim 17 as applied to Samsung – SmartThings
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`17. A method comprising:
`generating sensor signals at a plurality of sensors
`configured to detect conditions at a site: transmitting
`the sensor signals to a headquarters processor
`configured to receive sensor signals from multiple
`sites, wherein the headquarters processor is
`configured to process the signals to determine an
`action to be taken if an event has occurred;
`processing the sensor signals at the headquarters
`processor to determine an action to be taken if an
`event has occurred, wherein the action includes at
`least one of notifying a human guard of the event and
`sending instructions to a human guard.
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`Turn your home into a smart home.
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`SmartThings Sensors
`Connect to the SmartThings Hub to create your smart home.
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`Receive alerts when there’s unexpected activity in your home.

`Set connected lights to turn on and off as people come and go.

`· Monitor moisture and temperature.
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`Source: https://www.samsung.com/us/smart-home/smartthings/
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`SmartThings Motion Sensor
`Know when there’s movement in your home. Receive alerts or set connected devices to turn on and off
`as people come and go.
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`Source: https://www.samsung.com/us/smart-home/smartthings/sensors/samsung-smartthings-motion-
`sensor-2018-gp-u999sjvlbaa/
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`As shown above Samsung SmartThings turns a home into a smart home with several sensors such as motion sensor, temperature sensor etc. which
`detect various conditions at home.
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`US9449484B2 – Claim 17 as applied to Samsung – SmartThings
` The SmartThings Ecosystem
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`17. A method comprising:
`generating sensor signals at a plurality of sensors
`configured to detect conditions at a site: transmitting
`the sensor signals to a headquarters processor
`configured to receive sensor signals from multiple
`sites, wherein the headquarters processor is
`configured to process the signals to determine an
`action to be taken if an event has occurred;
`processing the sensor signals at the headquarters
`processor to determine an action to be taken if an
`event has occurred, wherein the action includes at
`least one of notifying a human guard of the event and
`sending instructions to a human guard.
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`Welcome to SmartThings! Each element in the growing SmartThings ecosystem enables you to build
`and integrate your IoT devices, services, and existing solutions on SmartThings Cloud.
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` Devices can connect to SmartThings. Whether you have Zigbee or Z-Wave devices or cloud-
`connected devices, you can easily integrate them with SmartThings Cloud. A SmartThings
`Cloud Connector integrates devices through their own device cloud.
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`Source: https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/docs/index.html
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`As shown above all the sensors are connected to the Samsung SmartThings cloud (“headquarters processor”) wirelessly through which the SmartThings
`cloud receives the sensor data.
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`US9449484B2 – Claim 17 as applied to Samsung – SmartThings
` Automation
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`17. A method comprising:
`generating sensor signals at a plurality of sensors
`configured to detect conditions at a site: transmitting
`the sensor signals to a headquarters processor
`configured to receive sensor signals from multiple
`sites, wherein the headquarters processor is
`configured to process the signals to determine an
`action to be taken if an event has occurred;
`processing the sensor signals at the headquarters
`processor to determine an action to be taken if an
`event has occurred, wherein the action includes at
`least one of notifying a human guard of the event and
`sending instructions to a human guard.
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`For example, consider an Automation. When the end-user configures the Automation to monitor an
`open/close sensor, the Automation subscribes to open/close sensor events. SmartThings Cloud waits
`on these open/close sensor events. Anytime an open/close event occurs, it is first noticed by
`SmartThings Cloud, which then calls back the SmartApp.
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`Source: https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/docs/guides/smartapps/basics.html
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`Subscriptions
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`SmartApps may create subscriptions to events for authorized devices. When the subscribed-to event
`occurs, your SmartApp will receive a POST request with information about the triggering event.
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`For example, an app may wish to be notified when a configured motion sensor detects motion, when a
`light is turned on, or when a refrigerator door is opened.
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`Source: https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/docs/guides/smartapps/subscriptions.html
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`SmartThings Sensors
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`Connect to the SmartThings Hub to create your smart home.
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`Receive alerts when there’s unexpected activity in your home.

`Set connected lights to turn on and off as people come and go.

`· Monitor moisture and temperature.
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`Source: https://www.samsung.com/us/smart-home/smartthings/
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`As shown above the Samsung SmartThings cloud processes the data received from the sensor devices for any events such as opening or closing of doors
`and notifies (“action”) the user about the event using the SmartThings app.
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`US9449484B2 – Claim 17 as applied to Samsung – SmartThings
` Notifications
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`17. A method comprising:
`generating sensor signals at a plurality of sensors
`configured to detect conditions at a site: transmitting
`the sensor signals to a headquarters processor
`configured to receive sensor signals from multiple
`sites, wherein the headquarters processor is
`configured to process the signals to determine an
`action to be taken if an event has occurred;
`processing the sensor signals at the headquarters
`processor to determine an action to be taken if an
`event has occurred, wherein the action includes at
`least one of notifying a human guard of the event and
`sending instructions to a human guard.
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`Notifications keeps you up to date on what’s happening in your home through two sections. Messages
`provides a summary of the actions SmartThings has taken at your request, and notifications or alerts
`you’ve asked to receive. Activity Feed is a running list of all events from your connected things, such as
`motion, temperature, doors opening and lights turning on and off.
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`Source: https://blog.smartthings.com/news/smartthings-updates/the-new-smartthings-app/
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`Example Smart Home Monitor alert
`There are many things you can do with Smart Home Monitor: Get a text message when the door opens
`and you’re away, turn on your lights when there's motion in your living room, or even activate a siren
`when an intrusion is detected.
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`What happens during an incident
`Smart Home Monitor will report Total Incidents, and the alarm categories will indicate what type of
`incident occurred.
`For example, if a door opened, Security will turn from green to red and a Details message will appear.
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`Source: https://support.smartthings.com/hc/en-us/articles/205380154
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`Source: http://homementors.com/everything-you-
`wanted-to-know-about-samsung-smartthings-smart-
`home-automation-system/
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