Reward Unit for Content Distribution Gift Combinations
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Solution Overview
Problem
Viewers are not motivated to provide gifts in existing content distribution systems.
Innovation Solution
A content distribution system that includes a content distributing unit, a gift receiving unit, a gift providing unit, and a reward unit, which incentivizes viewers to provide gifts by offering rewards for combinations of gifts, allowing for different gifts to be provided or purchased based on gift combinations, and changing screen displays or triggering events.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If a simple gift provision system is used, then the system is easy to operate, but viewers are not motivated to provide gifts
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines multiple gift provision actions into a single integrated system where viewers can provide multiple types of gifts (virtual gifts, monetary gifts, promotional gifts) through a unified interface. The system merges the tracking and reward mechanisms for different gift types into one cohesive process, maintaining ease of operation while increasing overall gift provision through diversified options and combined rewards.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements dynamic reward mechanisms where the rewards change based on the combination and quantity of gifts provided. The system dynamically adjusts reward eligibility and types according to real-time gift provision patterns, creating an engaging experience that motivates continued participation while maintaining simple user interaction through adaptive feedback.
2Productivity
If multiple types of gifts are introduced, then viewer motivation increases, but the system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a universal gift provision system that handles multiple gift types (virtual gifts, monetary gifts, promotional gifts) through a single multi-functional platform. The system uses unified processing logic that can accommodate various gift types without requiring separate systems for each type, thereby increasing gift provision diversity while controlling system complexity through standardized handling procedures.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent manages complexity by changing parameters rather than structure - it controls the complexity of handling multiple gift types by adjusting processing parameters and reward thresholds rather than creating complex structural hierarchies. The system uses parameter-based reward eligibility criteria that can be modified without changing the underlying system architecture, allowing flexible gift type management with controlled complexity.
3Productivity
If reward mechanisms are added for gift combinations, then viewer engagement increases, but the system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements feedback mechanisms where the system provides real-time information to viewers about their gift provision status and potential rewards. This feedback loop includes displaying combination requirements, tracking progress toward reward eligibility, and notifying users when they qualify for rewards. The feedback system increases viewer engagement through transparent progress tracking while managing complexity through automated status monitoring and clear information presentation.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent enables self-service reward distribution where the system automatically determines and distributes rewards based on pre-defined criteria without requiring manual intervention. The system autonomously tracks gift combinations, evaluates eligibility against reward criteria, and distributes appropriate rewards, thereby increasing engagement through timely reward delivery while controlling complexity through automated decision-making algorithms and predefined reward rules.
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AI summary
A content distribution system comprising: a content distributing unit that distributes a content; a gift receiving unit that receives a request of a gift of which multiple types exist from a viewer when distributing the content; a gift providing unit that executes a process for providing the gift from the viewer; and a reward unit that gives a reward to the viewer, when the viewer provided a plurality of the gifts, according to a combination of the plurality of gifts.