Method and system using sms notification and an internet browser to provide realtime transport information
AssigneeNavcity Pty Ltd
InventorJonathan Adhi Sutanto
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Abstract
A method of tracking travel plans, the method comprising the steps of: (a) forming a current travel plan on an internet interactive database; (b) initially forwarding a coded indicator of the current travel plan on a mobile communications device; (c) utilising the coded indicator to interrogate a remote database of current travel information to determine travel logistic information relevant to the current travel plan; (d) communicating issues associated with the logistics of the current travel plan with the mobile communications device; (e) conveying the issues to a user of the mobile communications device.
Claims7
A method of tracking travel plans, the method comprising the steps of:
- (a) forming a current travel plan on an internet interactive database;
- (b) initially forwarding a coded indicator of the current travel plan on a mobile communications device;
- (c) utilizing said coded indicator to interrogate a remote database of current travel information to determine travel logistic information relevant to said current travel plan;
- (d) communicating issues associated with the logistics of said current travel plan with said mobile communications device;
- (e) conveying said issues to a user of said mobile communications device.
A system for formulating and modelling travel plans, the system including:
- first interactive system for creating coded indicators of travel plans;
- a mobile communications device for receipt of said coded indicator;
- real time monitoring system for later receipt of said coded indicator from said mobile communications device, said monitoring system interrogating a current database to determine if any information relevant to a corresponding travel plan to said coded indicator exists and forwarding said information to said mobile communications device for review by a user.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.