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Publicly Disclosed Technology Architecture
What is publicly disclosed
Reviewed public capability set
- GPS cattle ear tags
- User-created geofence boundaries
- Out-of-fence boundary events
- Lost animal location using GPS
- Health and activity monitoring
- Pasture information and animals associated with pasture usage
- Property points of interest: water tanks, feeders, wells, buildings, gates, cattle guards, irrigation systems, ponds, pipelines, pits
- xWatSen remote water tank monitor and cattle check-in station
- Water level monitoring
- Temperature monitoring
- Animal check-ins
- Alerts
- Autonomous Rancher integrated software
Why this matters to the patent position
The breadth of the publicly documented fixed-feature model — wells, pipelines, cattle guards, irrigation and pits — is highly significant relative to the Kahler property model.
Structural mapping
Kahler architecture vs. disclosed architecture
| Kahler architecture | 701x — publicly disclosed |
|---|---|
| Property boundary | User-created geofence |
| Zones | Pastures |
| Fixed property features | Points of interest: tanks, feeders, wells, buildings, gates, cattle guards, irrigation, ponds, pipelines, pits |
| Livestock associated with zones | Animals associated with pasture usage |
| Distributed sensors | GPS ear tags and xWatSen water / temperature sensing |
| Unusual occurrence | Out-of-fence events, lost animals, activity and health changes |
| Alert | Autonomous Rancher notifications |