Property-Centric Network for Location-Based Content Distribution
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing internet protocols lack precise location context and effective methods for location-based shared connectivity, leading to inefficiencies in delivering property-related messages and digital content to residential properties, such as utility bills, advertisements, and alerts, which can be delayed, unreliable, and costly.
Innovation Solution
A Geographic-Locations Based Network for residential properties that collects and stores property-specific information in a database, allowing for efficient digital content distribution and interaction between inhabitants and government/retailers, with features like property websites, neighborhood chatrooms, and automated content delivery based on location rules.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If existing internet protocols are used for delivering property-related messages, then connectivity between individuals and organizations is established, but precise location context is lost and delivery reliability deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a property-centric network intermediary layer that sits between existing internet protocols and end devices. This intermediary maintains property location context and routing information, enabling reliable message delivery to properties while preserving location information that standard internet protocols would lose. The intermediary translates between location-based property addressing and traditional IP-based networking.
2Productivity
If digital content is delivered to individuals via email or text message, then connectivity is established, but delivery timeliness deteriorates due to manual sharing requirements
Solution Approach 1:
The system enables automated, self-service content distribution to properties. Content is delivered directly to the property's digital mailbox or display systems without requiring manual intervention from recipients to forward or share information. The property-centric network automatically routes and delivers content to the correct property based on location context, eliminating the time loss associated with manual sharing.
3Reliability
If postal or special delivery service is used for property messages, then physical delivery is achieved, but delivery speed deteriorates and cost increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent replaces mechanical postal delivery systems with electronic/digital delivery mechanisms through the property-centric network. Instead of physical mail carriers transporting messages, the system uses electronic routing and digital transmission through the property network infrastructure, achieving both the reliability of direct delivery and the speed of electronic communication.
4Adaptability or versatility
If existing internet protocols are used for content distribution, then broad connectivity is achieved, but location-based precision deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the internet connectivity model into two layers: a general internet layer for broad connectivity and a property-centric network layer for location-precise delivery. This segmentation allows the system to maintain versatile internet connectivity while adding precise location-based routing capabilities through the property network's address and location context information.
Data Source
AI summary
A geographic-locations based network for residential properties enables residential-property centric connectivity among the inhabitants of the properties, and between them and government organizations, retailers, and service providers, and enables efficient digital content transportation and distribution to the inhabitants of such properties. The system provides another layer of networking that is residential-property address-based and location based that can facilitate seamless and timely content distribution and interaction between residential-property inhabitants and between them and other organizations.