Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Autonomous and integrated system, method and computer program for dynamic optimisation and allocation of resources for defined spaces and time periods
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Application No.: US16754136Application Date: 2018-10-30
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Publication No.: US11461707B2Publication Date: 2022-10-04
- Inventor: Peter Petroulas
- Applicant: GRAND PERFORMANCE ONLINE PTY LTD
- Applicant Address: AU Sydney
- Assignee: GRAND PERFORMANCE ONLINE PTY LTD
- Current Assignee: GRAND PERFORMANCE ONLINE PTY LTD
- Current Assignee Address: AU Sydney
- Agency: Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP
- Priority: AU2017904431 20171031,AU2017905188 20171222,AU2017905189 20171222,AU2017905190 20171222,AU2018202759 20180419,AU2018203575 20180521
- International Application: PCT/AU2018/051170 WO 20181030
- International Announcement: WO2019/084606 WO 20190509
- Main IPC: G06Q10/02
- IPC: G06Q10/02 ; G06Q20/18 ; G06Q20/20 ; G06Q50/12 ; G06Q10/04 ; G06N5/04 ; G06Q30/02 ; G06F16/22 ; G06F16/2457 ; G06F16/957 ; H04L47/70 ; G06F16/2455 ; G06F16/9537 ; G06Q10/06 ; G06Q10/08

Abstract:
In one aspect, the present invention provides a computing system for effecting an optimised condition for one or more booking requests in a venue having one or more spaces, comprising an allocation module executing on a processor and arranged to retrieve the booking requests from a database containing a plurality of booking requests, the booking requests including requestor constraint information regarding one or more constraints provided by the booking requestor including a predefined service period, and retrieve venue constraint information from a database, the venue constraint information including venue spatial information and furniture spatial information, wherein the allocation module executes an allocation algorithm that utilises the booking information and the venue constraint information to assess the capacity of the one or more venues and allocate a portion of space for each booking request to satisfy the optimised condition utilising the assessment, to derive an optimised allocation instruction set.
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