Vehicular Peer Network for Automated Product Delivery via Hashtag Requests
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional technologies require significant processing power, network bandwidth, and storage to manage dedicated mobile applications for ordering products and services, limiting their availability due to resource-intensive requirements.
Innovation Solution
The implementation of a vehicular peer network using hashtags in social media platforms to automate the configuration of product and service requests, reducing the need for dedicated mobile applications by leveraging distributed computing and blockchain transactions.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If dedicated mobile applications are used to order products and services, then ordering functionality and user experience are improved, but processing power, network bandwidth, and storage requirements increase significantly
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the ordering functionality from dedicated mobile applications and relocates it to a web-based platform. The system separates the heavy processing requirements (order management, secure storage, application maintenance) from the client device, placing them on remote servers. This allows users to access ordering functionality through a web browser without requiring a dedicated application, thereby reducing the processing power, network bandwidth, and storage requirements on the mobile device while maintaining full ordering capabilities.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements a universal web-based platform that can serve multiple purposes and access points. Instead of requiring separate dedicated applications for different products and services, the system provides a unified web interface that handles various ordering scenarios. This multi-functional approach allows the same infrastructure to serve diverse ordering needs, reducing the overall resource requirements compared to maintaining multiple separate applications.
2Adaptability or versatility
If dedicated mobile applications are deployed to manage orders and store user information, then ordering capabilities are enhanced, but the number of available applications is limited due to resource constraints
Solution Approach 1:
The patent uses web-based technology to create lightweight copies of application functionality that run in browser environments. Instead of deploying full-featured dedicated applications that consume significant device resources, the system creates streamlined web versions that replicate essential ordering capabilities. This approach enables the deployment of numerous ordering solutions across different platforms without proportionally increasing device resource consumption, thereby expanding the number of available applications.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces a web server as an intermediary between users and the ordering system. This intermediary handles the heavy lifting of order management, data storage, and business logic execution, allowing multiple applications and services to access shared infrastructure. The intermediary layer enables diverse applications to leverage common resources, increasing the number of available applications while controlling overall resource usage through centralized management.
Data Source
AI summary
Technologies are provided for automated configuration of delivery of a product or service. The technologies include a vehicular network that can detect job requests for the delivery of a product or service, where the job requests are based on hashtags. Each vehicle in the vehicular network can include an apparatus that can receive request data from a computing system remotely located relative to the vehicle. A first portion of the request data defines a job request which can be detected by the apparatus by validating the request data. The apparatus can then update a ledger record and also can cause other vehicle in the vehicular network to update other respective ledger records. In addition, the apparatus can send a response to the job request to the computing system. The response permits implementing, or managing the implementation, of a transaction corresponding to the job request.