IP Library Patent Application 17390929
Patent Application
App. No. 17/390,929

RIDER SATISFACTION SYSTEM

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App. No.
17/390,929
Abstract

A rider satisfaction system for optimizing rider satisfaction, the rider satisfaction system includes an electronic commerce interface deployed for access by a rider in a vehicle, and a rider interaction circuit that captures rider interactions with the deployed interface. The rider satisfaction system also includes a rider state determination circuit that processes the captured rider interactions to determine a rider state, and an artificial intelligence system trained to optimize, responsive to the rider state, at least one parameter affecting operation of the vehicle to improve the rider state.

Claims (23)

1 . A rider satisfaction system for optimizing rider satisfaction, the rider satisfaction system comprising:

an electronic commerce interface deployed for access by a rider in a vehicle;

a rider interaction circuit that captures rider interactions with the deployed interface;

a rider state determination circuit that processes the captured rider interactions to determine a rider state; and

an artificial intelligence system trained to optimize, responsive to the rider state, at least one parameter affecting operation of the vehicle to improve the rider state.

2 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the vehicle comprises a system for automating at least one control parameter of the vehicle.

3 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the vehicle is at least a semi-autonomous vehicle.

4 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the vehicle is automatically routed.

5 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the vehicle is a self-driving vehicle.

6 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the electronic commerce interface is self-adaptive and responsive to at least one of an identity of the rider, a route of the vehicle, a rider mood, rider behavior, vehicle configuration, and vehicle state.

7 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the electronic commerce interface provides in-vehicle-relevant content that is based on at least one of an identity of the rider, a route of the vehicle, a rider mood, rider behavior, vehicle configuration, and vehicle state.

8 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the electronic commerce interface executes a user interaction workflow adapted for use by a rider in a vehicle.

9 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the electronic commerce interface provides one or more results of a search query that are adapted for presentation in a vehicle.

10 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the search query results adapted for presentation in a vehicle are presented in the electronic commerce interface along with advertising adapted for presentation in a vehicle.

11 . The rider satisfaction system of claim 1 wherein the rider interaction circuit captures rider interactions with the interface responsive to content presented in the interface.

12 . A method for optimizing a parameter of a vehicle, comprising:

capturing rider interactions with an in-vehicle electronic commerce system;

determining a rider state based on the captured rider interactions and a least one operating parameter of the vehicle;

processing the rider state with a rider satisfaction model that is adapted to suggest at least one operating parameter of a vehicle the influences the rider state; and

optimizing the suggested at least one operating parameter for at least one of maintaining and improving the rider state.

13 . An artificial intelligence system for improving rider satisfaction, comprising:

a first neural network trained to classify rider states based on analysis of rider interactions with an in-vehicle electronic commerce system to detect a rider state through recognition of aspects of the rider interactions captured while the rider is occupying the vehicle that correlate to at least one state of the rider; and

a second neural network that optimizes, for achieving a favorable state of the rider, an operational parameter of the vehicle in response to the detected state of the rider.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 2, 2022
From: CELLA, CHARLES HOWARD
To: STRONG FORCE INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL, LLC
Reel/Frame 061959/0929 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 2, 2022
From: STRONG FORCE INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL, LLC
To: STRONG FORCE TP PORTFOLIO 2022, LLC
Reel/Frame 061960/0235 →