Zone Oriented Applications, Systems and Methods
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1. A zone management system comprising:
- a database storing a plurality of zone objects each representing a zone capable of being instantiated; and
a zone management server coupled with the database and an electronic device, and configured to;
obtain a first zone object associated with a first zone, wherein the first zone comprises context criteria that depends on a first set of attribute boundary conditions including a geo-location dimension and a plurality of non-location dimensions in a multi-dimensional attribute space;
identify a set of dimensions that are contextually relevant to the electronic device from the geo-location dimension and the plurality of non-location dimensions;
assign a value to the set of contextually relevant dimensions; and
enable a device to initiate an interaction related to the first zone based on the value of the set of contextually relevant dimensions.
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Abstract
Zone management infrastructure systems and methods are presented. A zone comprises a set of boundary conditions, which can include a geographic boundary. Zones further comprise a zone object representing the nature of the zone and the services or applications offered by the zone. Zone objects have intrinsic value based on their boundary conditions as well as the services they offer. Zone owners can allow third parties to offer services for the zone in exchange for a fee.
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1. A zone management system comprising:
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a database storing a plurality of zone objects each representing a zone capable of being instantiated; and a zone management server coupled with the database and an electronic device, and configured to; obtain a first zone object associated with a first zone, wherein the first zone comprises context criteria that depends on a first set of attribute boundary conditions including a geo-location dimension and a plurality of non-location dimensions in a multi-dimensional attribute space; identify a set of dimensions that are contextually relevant to the electronic device from the geo-location dimension and the plurality of non-location dimensions; assign a value to the set of contextually relevant dimensions; and enable a device to initiate an interaction related to the first zone based on the value of the set of contextually relevant dimensions. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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