Building-Integrated Predictive Service Communications Platform
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current mobile device technologies for multi-unit housing lack seamless integration with building functions and information, requiring physical access for package delivery checks and limited access control, leading to inefficiencies and lack of real-time request processing.
Innovation Solution
A building-integrated communication system that includes processors and memory for transmitting data packets to mobile devices, authenticating users, monitoring actions, and predicting future actions using a neural network, enabling centralized access and automation of building functions through iOS, Android, and Web Application interfaces.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If physical access mechanisms are used for building entry and package delivery, then security control is maintained, but convenience and efficiency for residents are reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The patent replaces physical/mechanical access control systems with mobile device-based electronic authentication. Residents use mobile phones to authenticate and access building functions, eliminating the need for physical keys, cards, or manual security checks. This substitution directly improves ease of operation while the centralized cloud-based platform manages the complexity of the electronic system.
2Productivity
If request managers and staff approval processes are used, then request processing control is maintained, but processing time and operational efficiency increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements automated self-service functionality where mobile devices can directly submit and process requests without requiring manual intervention from request managers or staff members. The system automatically handles request processing, eliminating the need for human approval workflows and significantly reducing both processing time and the time loss associated with manual approval chains.
3Loss of information
If building functions are not centralized, then system simplicity is maintained, but information accessibility and convenience for tenants are reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a universal centralized platform that consolidates multiple building functions (access control, package delivery, information access, request processing) into a single cloud-based system accessible via mobile devices. This multi-functional platform improves information accessibility and convenience for all tenants while the cloud-based architecture manages the complexity centrally, allowing individual devices to remain simple interfaces.
Data Source
AI summary
In general, certain embodiments of the present disclosure provide methods and systems for a building-integrated communication system. The system comprises a building, one or more processors, and memory. The memory includes one or more programs comprising instructions for transmitting one or more data packets over a network to one or more mobile user devices, the one or more data packets including identification information for a user; authenticating the user based on the identification information; monitoring actions of the user, wherein monitoring includes adding occurrence events and corresponding locations to a data base; and predicting a future action of the user based on the monitored actions.