Information Sharing System with Adaptive Format Conversion
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current information sharing methods are inefficient and inconvenient, particularly under poor network conditions, and fail to automatically filter or convert data types or file formats, leading to poor user experience and incomplete or inaccessible sharing results.
Innovation Solution
An information sharing method that processes information based on preset rules and conditions, including data type, file format, network speed, and user terminal capabilities, to convert, compress, or encrypt data, ensuring it can be intelligently filtered, hidden, or displayed appropriately for sharing.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of time
If information is shared directly without processing under poor network conditions, then the sharing process takes a very long time, but processing the information first would require additional computational resources and time
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies preliminary action by processing information before sharing it. The system pre-processes information to convert it into different formats (text, voice, image) and stores processed versions in advance, so that when sharing is needed, the processed information can be transmitted quickly without requiring real-time processing during the sharing operation.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments information into multiple formats and types. Instead of sharing raw information only, the system divides information into text segments, voice segments, and image segments, allowing the receiving terminal to choose and receive only the appropriate format based on current conditions, thereby reducing overall transmission time.
2Loss of energy
If the receiving terminal receives sharing information with insufficient traffic, then additional traffic cost is incurred, but reducing the information size may result in loss of information quality
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by providing different quality versions of information for different situations. The system processes information into multiple quality levels and formats, allowing the receiving terminal to select the appropriate quality level based on available traffic. For example, a compressed version can be sent when traffic is limited, while the original high-quality version is retained for when sufficient traffic is available.
3Quantity of substance
If the receiving terminal has insufficient storage space, then information cannot be received or only a portion is received, but filtering information before sharing may result in important information being omitted
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies dynamics by making the information sharing process adaptive to the receiving terminal's current storage status. The system dynamically queries the receiving terminal's available storage space and adjusts the sharing strategy in real-time. If storage is insufficient, the system can either compress information to fit, split information into multiple transmissions, or notify the user to free up space, ensuring information completeness while adapting to storage constraints.
4Reliability
If the receiving terminal cannot open the received information, then the sharing is ineffective, but converting information formats may require additional processing resources
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies universality by making the information sharing system compatible with multiple formats and terminal types. The system processes information into universal formats (text, voice, image) that can be opened by most receiving terminals. By converting information into these widely-supported formats in advance, the system ensures broad accessibility without requiring the receiving terminal to have specialized software or processing capabilities for rare formats.
5Adaptability or versatility
If certain information types cannot be shared (such as voice information in WeChat), then the sharing functionality is limited, but supporting all information types would increase system complexity
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies the intermediary principle by introducing a format conversion layer between the information source and the receiving terminal. Instead of requiring the sharing system to directly support every possible information type, the system uses format conversion technology as an intermediary that transforms specialized formats into universally supported formats. This allows the system to maintain versatility in accepting various information types while keeping the core sharing mechanism relatively simple and manageable.
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AI summary
The application discloses an information sharing method including: S10, obtaining information to be shared that a sending terminal wants to share to a receiving terminal; S20, detecting whether the information to be shared meets a preset rule, the preset rule including: the information meeting a first preset condition, and/or, the receiving terminal and/or the sending terminal meeting a second preset condition; and S30: in determining that the information to be shared meets the preset rule, sending the information according to a preset strategy. The application also discloses other related information sharing methods, devices, and non-volatile computer-readable storage medium. The purpose of intelligently sharing information is realized.