Internet of Things Fleet Management With Stop Arrival and Departure Filtering
AssigneeOracle International Corporation
InventorsBharath T. S., Rahul PAUL, Sourath ROY, Arvind SRINIVASAN
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AssigneeOracle International Corporation
InventorsBharath T. S., Rahul PAUL, Sourath ROY, Arvind SRINIVASAN
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Embodiments detect stops by an entity on a pre-planned trip including a plurality of stops and a planned sequence of stops, each stop including a geofence boundary. For each stop, embodiments add an arrival transition region extending inward from the geofence boundary. Embodiments receive a first geo-location message indicating a first location and corresponding to a first time for the entity and determine whether the first location falls within a first arrival transition region corresponding to a first stop having a first geofence boundary. When the first location falls within the first arrival transition region, embodiments wait for a predefined transitional time period. During the predefined transitional time period, when a second geo-location message is received indicating a second location inside the first geofence boundary and outside the first arrival transition region, the first time is determined to be an arrival time for the first stop.
A method of detecting stops by an entity on a pre-planned trip comprising a plurality of stops and a planned sequence of stops, each stop comprising a geofence boundary, the method comprising:
A computer-readable medium having instructions stored thereon that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the processors to detect stops by an entity on a pre-planned trip comprising a plurality of stops and a planned sequence of stops, each stop comprising a geofence boundary, the detecting comprising:
A fleet monitoring system for detecting stops by an entity on a pre-planned trip comprising a plurality of stops and a planned sequence of stops, each stop comprising a geofence boundary, the system comprising:
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