Appeal No. 2005-0946
Application No. 09/915,448 Page 10
person's PDA instead of their PC, we find that the interactive
device of Gershman provides self-generating interaction with the
user.
Gershman further discloses an Electronic Valet in the form
of a hand held wireless computer. Integrated into the electronic
Valet are various sensors, such as GPS, Bio-Sensors, and Environ-
Sensors (col. 60, lines 50-55). The Electronic Valet 2602
receives input data from sensors, GPS, camera, microphone, and
other user inputs 2600 integrated with the hand held wireless
device, as shown in figure 26 (col. 60, lines 61-65). With the
Electronic Valet, the user may select a service to use in concert
with appropriate data obtained from sensors, GPS, etc. For
example, when an integrated bio sensor obtains certain predefined
data values, an appropriate emergency care person would be
automatically contacted. In addition, GPS position data may be
sent with the bio-sensor data to the emergency care provider, so
that the emergency care provider would then know the patient's
biological data and the location of the patient, so that
appropriate service could be provided (col. 61, lines 34-51).
From the disclosure of Gershman, we find that when the bio-
sensors obtain certain predefined data values, the emergency care
provider is provided with the patient's biological data as well
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