TWI897537B - Space matching and management system - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention discloses a space matching and management system that connects terminal devices, and including database systems and data processing equipment. The database system is used to access data files input by terminal devices. The data processing device is connected to the database system and is provided with a permission management module, a matching module, a search module and a suggestion module. The permission management module is used to set the permissions of account data. The matching module outputs the matching results according to the matching conditions. The search module outputs search results based on search conditions. The suggestion module outputs the first suggestion result based on the data file and storage requirements. Among them, the data processing device further includes an annotation module and a debugging module. The annotation module is used to annotate data files and generate labels. The debugging module is used to generate second suggested results based on data files, tags and links. Through the coordinated operation of various modules, users can achieve more complete storage management through matching and suggestions when storing items.

Description

Space matching and management system

The present invention relates to a space matching and management system, particularly a system that can assist users in conducting more systematic and efficient space management and storage matching.

In real life, how to store and manage items most efficiently has always been one of the goals that homemakers have been diligently studying. Among the existing practices, most rely on rules of thumb, physical labeling, or even traditional written notes to complete systematic storage by classification. However, these storage and management processes and results are only known to the executor himself. In other words, when the storage results need to be presented to a second person, they can only be passed on through text or word of mouth. If they cannot express clearly, the entire handover process will be ineffective, not only lacking systematic management, but also making the entire management process lack flexibility. Furthermore, if there is insufficient storage experience, the entire storage process will become more chaotic and the storage results will be disorganized. With this in mind, the designers of this project immediately considered how to make storage more convenient and efficient for users, thereby simultaneously solving problems such as storage strategy optimization and space management.

The primary purpose of this invention is to provide a space matching and management system that allows users to organize and manage items more conveniently and intuitively. It also provides matching and storage suggestions for specific storage spaces. Once storage planning, management, and recording are complete, users can share access with others, enhancing the convenience of storage management while maintaining privacy. Through a well-organized, hierarchical management interface, storage structures and rules can be modified at any time. By using the most appropriate storage spaces and rules, waste of space and disorganized storage habits can be eliminated, making the storage process more convenient and efficient for users, thereby simultaneously solving problems such as optimizing storage strategies and space management.

To achieve the above objectives and address the shortcomings of prior art, this application proposes a solution involving a spatial matching and management system, a data communication connection terminal device, and a database system and a data processing device. The database system is used to access data files input by terminal devices, and the data files have links. The data processing device is connected to the database system via data communication. The data processing device includes a permission management module, a matching module, a search module, and a recommendation module, which are informationally linked to each other. The permission management module is used to set permissions for account data. The matching module outputs matching results based on matching conditions. The search module outputs search results based on search conditions. The recommendation module outputs a first recommendation result based on the data file and storage requirements. The data processing device further includes a tagging module and a debugging module. The tagging module is used to tag the data file and generate labels. The debugging module is used to generate a second recommendation result based on the data file, labels, and links.

In the aforementioned embodiment of the space matching and management system of the present invention, the data processing device further includes a purchasing module and an information communication connection recommendation module. The purchasing module automatically connects to the e-commerce transaction platform based on the first recommendation result and provides a purchase recommendation.

In the aforementioned embodiment of the space matching and management system of the present invention, the data processing device further includes a migration module and a data communication link debugging module, and the migration module is used to change the hierarchy, sequence, and connection relationship of each link.

In the aforementioned embodiment of the spatial matching and management system of the present invention, the search condition includes a logical combination of tags.

In the aforementioned embodiment of the spatial matching and management system of the present invention, the data processing device further includes a visualization module and a data communication link migration module. The visualization module allows the user to change the hierarchy, order, and link relationships of links by dragging and dropping.

In the aforementioned embodiment of the spatial matching and management system of the present invention, the search module further includes a semantic analysis unit for performing semantic analysis on the search conditions and outputting search results.

In the aforementioned embodiment of the spatial matching and management system of the present invention, the semantic analysis unit mainly uses word segmentation technology and neural network technology.

In the aforementioned embodiment of the spatial matching and management system of the present invention, the terminal device is coupled to a feature capture device to capture features of an item and then further change the hierarchy, sequence, and link relationship of the link.

In the aforementioned embodiment of the space matching and management system of the present invention, the permission management module further includes an identity unit, a time unit, and a link generation unit that are interconnected to achieve more stringent permission management and generate external link URLs.

In the aforementioned embodiment of the spatial matching and management system of the present invention, the data processing device further includes an evaluation module that allows users to evaluate data files.

1: Space matching and management system

10: Database System

102: Data file

1020: Link

1022: Tags

12: Data processing device

120: Permission Management Module

1200: Identity Unit

1202: Time unit

1204: Link generation unit

121: Debugging Module

122: Matching Module

123: Purchase module

124: Search Module

1244: Semantic Analysis Unit

125: Moving Modules

126: Suggested Modules

127: Visualization Module

128: Dimension Module

129: Evaluation Module

2:Terminal equipment

3: E-commerce transaction platform

4: Feature Capture Device

Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of one embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case; Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case; Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case; Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case; Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case; Figure 6 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case; Figure 7 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case; and Figure 8 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case.

The specific structural and functional details disclosed herein are merely representative and are provided for purposes of describing exemplary embodiments of the present invention. However, the present invention may be embodied in many alternative forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein.

In the description of this invention, it should be understood that the terms "center," "horizontal," "upper," "lower," "left," "right," "vertical," "horizontal," "top," "bottom," "inner," and "outer" and the like, indicating orientations or positional relationships, are based on the orientations or positional relationships shown in the drawings. Unless the applicant specifically emphasizes and defines their functional roles, these terms are used solely to facilitate the description of this invention and to simplify the description. They do not indicate or imply that the devices or components referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation, and therefore should not be construed as limiting this invention. Furthermore, the terms "first" and "second" are used for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly specifying the quantity of the technical features referred to. Therefore, features defined as "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include one or more of such features. In the description of this invention, unless otherwise specified, "plurality" means two or more. In addition, the term "include" and any variations thereof shall mean "at least include".

In the description of this work, it should be noted that, unless otherwise expressly specified or limited, the terms "mounted," "connected," and "connected" should be understood broadly. For example, they can refer to fixed connections, removable connections, or integral connections; they can refer to mechanical connections or electrical connections; they can refer to direct connections or indirect connections through an intermediate medium; and they can refer to connections within two components. Those skilled in the art will understand the specific meanings of these terms in this work based on the specific circumstances.

The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing specific embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the exemplary embodiments. As used herein, the singular forms "a," "an," and "the" are intended to include the plural, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It should also be understood that the terms "include" and/or "comprising" as used herein specify the presence of stated features, integers, steps, operations, units, and/or components, and do not preclude the presence or addition of one or more other features, integers, steps, operations, units, components, and/or combinations thereof.

This work primarily reveals a spatial coordination and management system. The principles and knowledge underlying the underlying systems, equipment, and device connections are readily understood by those with ordinary knowledge in the relevant technical fields, so a full description is not provided below. Furthermore, the accompanying diagrams are merely illustrative of the principles underlying this work and are not, and need not be, fully drawn to actual size. This is to be noted in advance.

In order to achieve at least one advantage of the present invention, the preferred embodiment of the present invention proposes a space matching and management system 1. Please refer to Figure 1, which is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a space matching and management system of the present invention. As shown in the figure, a space matching and management system 1 can exist in a server. The space matching and management system 1 is connected to at least one terminal device 2 for information communication. That is, the space matching and management system 1 can be connected to many terminal devices 2 at the same time. The connection method can be through a bus (Bus), a wireless network (WIFI), or a wired network, and the terminal device 2 can include a handheld device, a laptop, a desktop computer, a tablet computer, a personal digital assistant, an AIO (All in One) One) computer, etc., and the space matching and management system 1 includes a database system 10 and a data processing device 12. The database system 10 includes common storage devices (such as hard drives, flash drives, etc.), disk arrays (RAID), cloud drives, data centers, etc., and is used to access data files 102 input by each terminal device 2. Each terminal device 2 can input at least one data file 102, so a total of multiple data files 102 can be stored. Each data file 102 has a link 1020. In practice, the link can be a linked list, array, or pointer.

Please continue to refer to Figure 1. The data processing device 12 is connected to the database system 10 in a communication manner. The data processing device 12 is provided with a permission management module 120, a matching module 122, a search module 124, and a suggestion module 126 that are informationally linked to each other. The user can trigger the permission management module 120 through the terminal device 2 to set the permission of at least one account data. The at least one account data is also previously established by the user through the terminal device 2. 22 will output a matching result after calculation based on the matching conditions entered by the user on the terminal device 2; the search module 124 will output a search result after calculation based on the search conditions entered by the user on the terminal device 2; the suggestion module 126 will output a first suggestion result after calculation based on the multiple data files 102 in the database system 10 and the storage requirements entered by the user on the terminal device 2. The data processing device 12 further includes a labeling module 128 and a debugging module 121, which are also connected to the above modules. The user can trigger the labeling module 128 through the terminal device 2 to label each data file 102 and generate at least one label 1022. That is, the user can add a label 1022 to the data file 102 so that the data File 102 also contains a link 1020 and a tag 1022. The debugging module 121 processes data file 102, tag 1022, and link 1020 to generate a second recommendation, which is then sent back to the terminal device 2. This helps the user provide storage recommendations, allowing them to make more informed optimization and adjustments to their storage plan.

In practice, the data file 102 may be presented in a manner such as "storage location", "storage area", "storage position", "storage space", "items to be stored", etc. Therefore, the given link 1020 links "items to be stored" to a certain "storage space", etc. For example, "scissors" (items to be stored) are linked to "drawer" (storage space), "drawer" is linked to "kitchen" (storage area), "kitchen" is linked to "new home" (storage space), etc. "(storage location); on the other hand, users can trigger the permission management module 120 through the terminal device 2, such as a computer, to configure "who" and "which account" can have access to and modify data. Furthermore, the permission management module 120 can not only change the permissions of a single event, but also set group permissions, such as family-style management permissions, master-slave management permissions, enterprise-style management permissions, and personal management permissions. Furthermore, through the matching module 122, the user can input some matching conditions on the terminal device 2, so that it outputs the matching results. For example, if "I want to store a box of A4 paper", the matching module 122 will match the space that can store it to the "four-layer cabinet" in the "study"; for example, if "I want to store a 20 cm long box", the matching module 122 will match the space that can store it to the "long and short cabinet" in the "study". Through the search module 124, the user can enter some search conditions on the terminal device 2 to output the search results. For example, "I want to find art and craft scissors", the search module 124 will search for scissors placed in the "drawer" of the "desk" in the "study". In addition, the search conditions can also include a logical combination of tags 1022, for example: tags "art and craft" and "scissors", which means that the search is for scissors for art and crafts; and through the suggestion module 126, the user can enter some storage requirements on the terminal device 2, which will output the first suggestion result. For example, "I want to store a box of A4 paper." The suggestion module 126 will suggest placing it near other sized papers. Because the storage is the same paper type (the two types of paper have the same label 1022), the suggestion module 126 will make similar storage suggestions. And through the labeling module 128, the user can label the data file 102 on the terminal device 2 and generate the label 1022. For example, if "drawer" is labeled "stationery", any subsequent items with the same label will be given priority for storage. The detection module 121 is used to prevent users from making illogical or incorrect storage plans. For example, if a pair of scissors is found in a cabinet labeled "Electrical Appliances," it indicates that the user may have placed the item in the wrong space. Therefore, the detection module 121 will provide a second suggestion based on the labels 1022 and links 1020 in each data file 102, suggesting that the item be placed in the correct space or location.

Please refer to Figure 2, which is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system. As shown, a space matching and management system 1 includes a data processing device 12 that further includes a purchase module 123 and an information and communication connection recommendation module 126. Purchase module 123 automatically connects to an e-commerce transaction platform 3 based on a first recommendation result 1262 and provides a purchase recommendation. The connection between purchase module 123 and e-commerce transaction platform 3 also includes a complete transaction encryption and decryption and payment flow mechanism. In practice, if the first suggestion result suggests storing the item in "Space A," the purchase module 123 will direct the terminal device 2 to the e-commerce transaction platform 3 to assist the user in purchasing, renting, or trading "Space A." Alternatively, if the first suggestion result suggests storing the item in "Storage Cabinet B," but the user has not actually purchased "Storage Cabinet B," the purchase module 123 will direct the terminal device 2 to the e-commerce transaction platform 3 to assist the user in purchasing, renting, or trading "Storage Cabinet B."

Please refer to Figure 3, which is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system of the present case. As shown in the figure, a space matching and management system 1, a data processing device 12 further includes a migration module 125 and an information communication link debugging module 121. The migration module 125 is used to change the hierarchy, sequence and connection relationship of each link 1020. In practice, when the debugging module 121 provides the second recommendation, it indicates that the storage strategy and storage logic may be incorrect. In this case, the move module 125 can adjust the hierarchy, sequence, and connection relationships of each link 1020. For example, linking "Aquarium Supplies Cabinet" to "Kitchen" is clearly incorrect. The move module 125 can re-adjust the link of "Aquarium Supplies Cabinet" to the correct location, "Living Room."

Please refer to Figure 4, which is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system of the present invention. As shown in the figure, a space matching and management system 1, a data processing device 12 further includes a visualization module 127 and an information and communication link transfer module 125. The visualization module 127 allows users to change the hierarchy, order, and connection relationships of each link 1020 by dragging and dropping. Furthermore, the movement actions performed by the transfer module 125 in the previous embodiment can also be presented in a graphical manner, allowing users to directly adjust the hierarchy, order, and connection relationships of the links 1020 by dragging their fingers on the screen of the terminal device 2. This makes operation more intuitive, convenient, and efficient, thereby enhancing the user experience.

Please refer to FIG5, which is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system of the present invention. As shown in the figure, a space matching and management system 1, the search module 124 further includes a semantic analysis unit 1244 for performing semantic analysis on the search conditions and outputting the search results. To further explain, when the user enters the search conditions in the terminal device 2, the search module 124 is triggered to perform the search processing operation. At this time, the search conditions can include not only the logical combination of the above-mentioned tags 1022, but also allow the user to enter a sentence, a The search module 124 can search for phrases, multiple sentences, or multiple paragraphs. The semantic analysis unit 1244 included in the search module 124 can perform semantic analysis on these search conditions and output search results after processing. The semantic analysis techniques used by the semantic analysis unit 1244 include word segmentation, sentence segmentation, neural network technology, cluster analysis technology, etc. These semantic analysis techniques are used to perform semantic analysis on search conditions, rather than using traditional text matching technology, so that the search results can be more accurate.

Please refer to Figure 6, which is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a spatial matching and management system of the present invention. As shown in the figure, a spatial matching and management system 1, each terminal device 2 is coupled to a feature capture device 4, which is used to capture features of an item (not shown) and further change the hierarchy, sequence, and connection relationship of each link 1020. Further explanation: the feature capture device 4 can include, for example, a one-dimensional barcode scanner, a two-dimensional barcode scanner, a three-dimensional barcode scanner, an RFID sensor receiving device, an image capture device, etc., and the item can also include one-dimensional barcode features, two-dimensional barcode features, three-dimensional barcode features, RFID transmitter chips, etc. The item can include a physical object recorded in the data file 102, for example: The user can use a feature capture device 4 to capture features of items such as storage cabinets, drawers, scissors, and storage spaces. For example, a user can use a 2D barcode scanner to scan the 2D barcode on the "drawer" and then scan the 2D barcode on the "scissors." The difference in the order of the scans can be used to change the hierarchy, order, and connection relationship of the links 1020 in the "drawer" and "scissors" categories. It is worth noting that the terminal device 2 can be coupled to a voice capture device (not shown) to capture the user's voice. Through the voice capture device, the user can capture, process, and recognize voice by speaking. Voice processing technologies may include the use of Hidden Markov Models (HMMs), deep learning models, Gaussian Mixture Models (GMMs), etc. Users can use voice to input search terms, such as "Please help me find craft scissors." Based on this, the system will perform voice recognition and semantic analysis based on the search terms and output search results.

Please refer to Figure 7, which is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case. As shown in the figure, a space matching and management system 1, the permission management module 120 further includes an identity unit 1200, a time unit 1202 and a link generation unit 1204 that are interconnected to achieve more stringent permission management and generate an external link URL. To further explain, the purpose of the permission management module 120 is to control and classify permissions, and the control and classification can be carried out through identity parameters and time parameters. For identity, for example, the user can determine who has the highest authority, who has read/write/modify permissions, who can co-edit, or designate specific spaces for specific identities to use. For example, master-slave structure rule relationships, family member rule relationships, department member rule relationships, etc. can also be established. People who are members of the same family can have specific permissions with each other, and other people who are not members of this family have no permissions. For example, the "General Manager" can see the "Accounting Department" data, which in turn can see the "Cashier Group" data, but the "Human Resources Department" cannot see the "Engineering Department" data. Identity unit 1200 enables stricter permission management. Secondly, users can specify time zones, granting specific permissions to users with specific identities. For example, if "Dad" shares "Read" permissions with "Daughter" for one hour, after that hour, "Daughter" will no longer be able to see "Dad's" data. Furthermore, if users outside the system are encountered, the link generation unit 1204 can generate an external link, typically a URL. This not only makes it easier to share information with others, but also further promotes the system, allowing more people to become aware of the existence of the space matching and management system 1, thereby achieving a marketing goal.

Please refer to Figure 8, which is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a space matching and management system in this case. As shown, a space matching and management system 1 includes a data processing device 12 further comprising an evaluation module 129 for providing users with evaluations of each data file 102. To further illustrate, when users use the space matching and management system 1 to match and manage spaces, they will have different user experiences with spaces, locations, and items. Evaluation module 129 can then evaluate these user experiences, allowing deficiencies to be improved and strengths to be maintained. For example, a user can provide a user evaluation of a specific space, such as "XX Shared Space in the East District."

The space matching and management system described in the present invention provides an integrated management system that allows users to store and manage items more conveniently and intuitively. It can also match and recommend storage spaces. After completing storage planning, management, and recording, users can also share permissions with others, not only improving the convenience of storage management but also maintaining privacy. Through an orderly hierarchical management interface, the storage structure and rules can be changed anytime and anywhere. Using the most appropriate storage space and storage rules, space waste and disorganized storage habits are eliminated, making the storage process more convenient and efficient for users, thereby simultaneously solving problems such as storage strategy optimization and space management. In practical applications, this system is applicable to individuals, families, businesses, schools, cram schools, and even social groups and non-governmental organizations. Through storage and management, it can achieve twice the result with half the effort.

In summary, this case does meet the requirements for industrial applicability. Furthermore, the invention had not appeared in publications or been publicly used prior to the application, nor was it known to the public. Furthermore, it possesses non-obviousness, thus meeting the patent eligibility requirements. Therefore, a patent application has been filed in accordance with the law. However, the above description serves as a preferred embodiment of the industry in this case. Any equivalent variations based on the scope of the patent application in this case fall within the scope of the claimed subject matter.

1: Space matching and management system

10: Database System

102: Data file

1020: Link

1022: Tags

12: Data processing device

120: Permission Management Module

121: Debugging Module

122: Matching Module

124: Search Module

126: Suggested Modules

128: Dimension Module

2:Terminal equipment

Claims (10)

A space matching and management system is connected to at least one terminal device via data communication. The space matching and management system includes: a database system for accessing a plurality of data files input by each terminal device, each of which has a link; a data processing device connected to the database system via data communication, and the data processing device is provided with a permission management module, a matching module, a search module, and a suggestion module that are informationally linked to each other. The permission management module is used to set at least one account data. The matching module outputs a matching result according to a matching condition, the search module outputs a search result according to a search condition, and the suggestion module outputs a first suggestion result according to each of the data files and a storage requirement; wherein the data processing device further includes a labeling module and a debugging module, the labeling module is used to label each of the data files and generate at least one label, and the debugging module is used to generate a second suggestion result according to each of the data files, each of the labels and each of the links. As described in claim 1, the spatial matching and management system, wherein the data processing device further includes a purchase module, which is informationally connected to the recommendation module, and the purchase module automatically connects to an e-commerce transaction platform based on the first recommendation result and provides a purchase recommendation. As described in claim 2, the spatial matching and management system, wherein the data processing device further includes a migration module, which is data-communication-connected to the debugging module, and the hierarchy, sequence and link relationship of each link are changed by the migration module. The spatial matching and management system as described in claim 3, wherein the search condition includes a logical combination of each of the tags. As described in claim 3, the spatial matching and management system, wherein the data processing device further includes a visualization module, which is connected to the migration module, and the visualization module allows a user to change the hierarchy, order and link relationship of each link by dragging and dropping. The spatial matching and management system as described in claim 3, wherein the search module further includes a semantic analysis unit for performing semantic analysis on the search conditions and outputting the search results. As described in claim 6, the spatial matching and management system, wherein the semantic analysis unit mainly uses a word-breaking technology and a type of neural network technology. As described in claim 5, the spatial matching and management system, wherein each terminal device is coupled to a feature capture device for capturing features of an object and further changing the hierarchy, sequence, and connection relationship of each of its links. As described in claim 8, the space matching and management system, wherein the permission management module further includes an identity unit, a time unit and a link generation unit that are interconnected to achieve more stringent permission management and generate an external link URL. As described in claim 9, the spatial matching and management system, wherein the data processing device further includes an evaluation module that allows users to evaluate each of the data files.