Server, non-transitory computer readable medium, and control method
AssigneeToyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsChangyi Luo, Ayana Takeshita, Yuhei Suzuki, Michael C. Edwards, Chris Risberg
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Abstract
A server is configured to communicably connect to a first vehicle and a second vehicle that includes a toilet unit. The server comprises a controller. The controller is configured to: receive from the first vehicle a request for vehicle dispatch; identify the second vehicle in response to the request for vehicle dispatch; obtain location information for the first vehicle; and cause the second vehicle to move to a location corresponding to the location information.
Claims20
A server configured to communicably connect to a first vehicle and a second vehicle that comprises a toilet unit, the server comprising a controller configured to:
- receive from the first vehicle a request for vehicle dispatch;
- identify the second vehicle in response to the request for vehicle dispatch;
- obtain location information for the first vehicle;
- and
- cause the second vehicle to move to a location corresponding to the location information.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program configured to cause a computer, communicably connected to a first vehicle and a second vehicle that comprises a toilet unit, to execute operations, the operations comprising:
- receiving from the first vehicle a request for vehicle dispatch;
- identifying the second vehicle in response to the request for vehicle dispatch;
- obtaining location information for the first vehicle;
- and
- causing the second vehicle to move to a location corresponding to the location information.
A control method performed by a server communicably connected to a first vehicle and a second vehicle that comprises a toilet unit, the control method comprising:
- receiving from the first vehicle a request for vehicle dispatch;
- identifying the second vehicle in response to the request for vehicle dispatch;
- obtaining location information for the first vehicle;
- and
- causing the second vehicle to move to a location corresponding to the location information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.