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New Paradigm: Point at things PAT and they do their IoT thing securely (turn on/ play music, feed dog) #2
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Perfect mappingVersus almost every other paradigm today, especially AI. There are no partial text mapping, wrong speech recognition, wrong face or object recognition.
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Perfect recognitionThe Semantic Marker™️ optical visual marker is perfectly recognized, or nothing is recognized; no partial results. Text links are exact but limitedCurrent But the calling tool has to infrastructure to support them describing this link. Thus web pages have There is no Outside of 1988 SMART buttons of 2023 support that customized indirection. Be it a changing web page address, or presentation language, or a full IoT messaging capability - it requires this indirect mediator. |
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The Semantic Marker™ when combined with SMART - the Semantic Marker™ Augmented Reality of Things, supports a new programming paradigm:
PAT = Point at Things
This includes scanning and searching (ie. scanning in-situ in the physical world, or searching among virtual items). And the 2d Optical Vision Marker - the Semantic Marker™ is just the tool: precise naming using an image.
And these don't involve special language, or spoken word. For example you walk into a room and there are 100's of lights. What is the voice command for turning on the 50th light, and which one is the 50th? How is the naming convention arranged (column or row major, big or little indian, etc).
Now if a user could somehow just point at the item desired, this 50th light, they wouldn't need to know the naming convention; Just turn on the one I'm pointing at. Much like the physical light switches of old, a direct connection to the light is performed (once the appropriate light switch for the 50th light is found.)
Important
Because of the unique Language Addressability of SMART, it enables a powerful Inheritance capability for extensible and adaptable applications; all based on pictorial images. Security is supported since not all the secrets are out in the open - such as encoded in the optical marker. Instead, additional parameters are used to instantiate the SMART button.
Messaging is the key
SMART relies on a robust and extensible internet messaging capability. These are describe throughout the Semantic Marker API document. This includes the following:
References to real-world examples
The concepts described above can be found in everyday use:
Tip
Other than a known common entity (and ad avatar) across services, such as AcuWeather for the weather station, how else is a user to find the weather station? Aside from reading words throughout the guide, what if there were images that could be used. These could be similar to the European Sinage, or other common images (stop sign, etc). Or there could be actual Photographic images that denote the concept of the weather station. This might be an image with lightning or rain, with a question mark? The Semantic Marker™ provides for these human recognized images, or Photo Avatar.
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