System and method for scheduling work schedule and non-transitory computer-readable medium

Abstract

An aspect of the present disclosure features a system for scheduling a work schedule. The system includes a data loading module for loading work data related to the work schedule. The system also includes a calculation module communicatively connected to the data loading module for generating a work order sequence based on the work data. The system also includes a route planning module communicatively connected to the calculation module for generating route data based on the work order sequence. The system also includes a location determination module communicatively connected to the route planning module for determining whether the work schedule is completed based on a movement information of a vehicle and the route data. If it is determined that the work schedule has been completed, an end time and an end position of the vehicle are recorded. If it is determined that the working schedule is not completed, continues to determine whether the work schedule is completed based on a movement information of a vehicle and the route data. The computer program product also includes an output module for outputting the movement information, the end time and the end position of the vehicle.

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