Size-Agnostic Design Document Review for Instant Access
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional systems face challenges in efficiently coordinating and differentiating changes made within shared design documents across different versions and times, lacking flexibility and computational efficiency in providing moment-in-time renditions for collaborative document review.
Innovation Solution
A digital document review system utilizing a multifurcated digital repository that generates a low-resolution rendition initially, allowing instant access while the full-resolution version is updated, and dynamically switches to the full-resolution rendition when available, independent of document size or location.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If a full-resolution version of a digital design document is generated and stored in a digital repository, then the quality and detail of the document rendition is improved, but the computational resources and generation time increase significantly
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the digital repository into multiple versions: a digital repository with full-resolution documents and a multifurcated digital repository with low-resolution renditions. This segmentation allows the system to provide high-quality documents when needed while enabling fast link generation through the low-resolution version, resolving the contradiction between document quality and link generation speed.
Solution Approach 2:
The system performs preliminary action by generating low-resolution renditions of digital design documents in advance and storing them in the multifurcated digital repository. This preliminary preparation enables instant link generation and immediate document access, while the full-resolution versions remain available in the main digital repository for when high quality is required.
2Reliability
If multiple versions of design documents are coordinated and shared across user accounts, then the completeness of collaborative review is improved, but the system complexity and coordination overhead increase
Solution Approach 1:
The multifurcated digital repository serves multiple functions: it stores low-resolution renditions for fast access, maintains version information, and provides a bridge to the full-resolution digital repository. This multi-functionality simplifies the coordination of multiple document versions across user accounts by providing a unified access point that handles both fast retrieval and quality requirements.
Solution Approach 2:
The multifurcated digital repository acts as an intermediary between the main digital repository and client devices. It mediates the complexity of version coordination by providing simplified access to document renditions, handling the overhead of version management, and enabling collaborative review without exposing the underlying system complexity to users.
3Speed
If a low-resolution rendition is provided immediately upon link request, then the access speed is improved, but the document quality and detail are reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The system dynamically adapts the document rendition quality based on the specific access scenario. The multifurcated digital repository provides low-resolution renditions for immediate access and fast link generation, while maintaining the capability to provide full-resolution versions from the main digital repository when high quality is required. This dynamic adjustment resolves the contradiction between access speed and document quality.
Data Source
AI summary
The present disclosure is directed toward systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media that share digital design documents efficiently across computer networks through size agnostic moment in time review artifacts. In particular, the disclosed systems utilize multifurcated digital repositories to provide a streamlined approach to generating size-agnostic links for sharing digital design documents across client devices. The disclosed systems can generate a link to a multifurcated digital repository which displays a low-resolution rendition of the current version of a document on the client device while updating the multifurcated digital repository with a full-resolution rendition of the document.