Remote Operator Terminal Scoring for Accurate Mobility Control

The patent applies parameter changes by introducing a terminal score system that quantifies terminal status through multiple parameters (communication status, controller abnormality level, etc.). This transforms the abstract concept of terminal suitability into measurable parameters, enabling systematic assessment without excessive complexity. The terminal score serves as a composite parameter that integrates multiple status indicators into a single evaluative metric.

The patent replaces manual or simple assignment mechanisms with an automated scoring system. Instead of relying on operator judgment or basic assignment protocols, the system uses automated calculation of terminal scores based on real-time status data. This substitution of mechanical/simple processes with automated information processing resolves the contradiction by making the assessment systematic yet computationally efficient.

The system performs preliminary actions by continuously monitoring and pre-assessing terminal status parameters even before assignment decisions are made. Communication status and controller health are tracked in advance, so when assignment time arrives, the terminal score is already calculated or can be quickly updated. This preliminary assessment reduces the time penalty of real-time evaluation.

The patent implements continuous monitoring of terminal status parameters, maintaining an ongoing assessment rather than periodic checks. This continuity ensures that the terminal score always reflects current conditions without requiring intensive processing at assignment moments. The useful action of status assessment continues seamlessly in the background, minimizing time loss while maintaining precision.