Automated in-vehicle paging system

• US 20070185647A1
• Filed: 02/09/2006
• Published: 08/09/2007
• Est. Priority Date: 02/09/2006
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Gino Nguegang
• Original Assignee: Gino Nguegang
• Inventors: Nguegang, Gino
• Application Number:
  US11/349,601
• Publication Number:
  US 20070185647A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 701/204
• CPC Class Codes: G08G 1/127 to a central station ; Indicators in a central station
• CPC Class Codes: G08G 1/133 within the vehicle ; Indicators inside the vehicles or at stops

Abstract

The present disclosure provides a description of an automated notification system based upon location apparatus and networks like the Global Positioning System (GPS) or land-based radio signal triangulation. Notifications are broadcasted to various devices based upon the position of the moving broadcasting unit. Signals from the broadcasting unit could be sent at preprogrammed time to corresponding receivers. The broadcasting unit has an onboard computer that is preprogrammed with route information including scheduled stops and wirelessly sends information at preprogrammed time to multiple receivers. The onboard computer receives live update route information from the control center wireless communication module that can override the information previously entered into the computer with a removable media.

Claims

1. - A notification system for sending relevant information to multiple wired or wireless devices comprising of the following modules:

(a) an administration center which manages the notification system by collecting users'"'"' requests, preparing route information for storage in removable medium or live update to fleet vehicles;

(b) wireless communication modules which receive route information from removable media or live update and send notifications to multiple devices;

(c) a fleet of vehicles from which locations are computed from received radio signals for sending preprogrammed or live notifications via a wireless communication module to wired or wireless devices in which the preliminary route information with all stops and time to send notifications have been stored in removable medium that are loaded onto the vehicle wireless communication modules;

(d) a multitude of notification devices for receiving notifications at a preprogrammed or random time wherein said notification devices have a display screen, light indicators, motion or sound means of alerting the users of the notification.

2. - The notification system of claim 1, wherein said notification devices have input functions and wired or wireless means of connecting to the said administration center or fleet of vehicles for requesting, canceling or rescheduling a stop.

3. - The notification system of claim 1, wherein said notification devices have display means for receiving updated information from said fleet of vehicles or said administration center.

4. - The notification system of claim 1, wherein notification signals are received at said notification devices at a preprogrammed time.

5. - The notification system of claim 1, wherein said notification device is a mobile phone.

6. - The notification system of claim 1, wherein said notification device is a landline phone.

7. - The notification system of claim 1, wherein said notification device is a pager.

8. - The notification system of claim 1, wherein said notification device is a personal computer.

9. - The notification system of claim 1, wherein said notification device is an electronic sign display.

10. - The notification system of claim 1, wherein said fleet of vehicles have multiple on-board said wireless communication modules.