A mobile banking system and method include autonomously driving an autonomous vehicle including an automated teller machine (ATM) to a first transaction location, and conducting a first banking transaction at the first transaction location where cash is received by or dispensed from the ATM. Thereafter, a cash amount contained in the ATM is determined, a second transaction location is determined based on the cash amount contained in the ATM.

Systems, methods, apparatus, processes, computer program code and means for conducting transactions are described which allow a first party to a transaction to identify a second party to a transaction.

In one aspect, a process for automatic billing of transportation services includes the step of generating a first travel vector for a traveler. The process includes the step of generating a second travel vector for a travel provider. The process includes the step of determining that the traveler's location and movement is synchronized with a travel-service provider within a specified distance threshold. The process includes the step of comparing first travel vector with second travel vector. The process includes the step of determining that the first vector and the second vector are within the specified distance threshold. The process includes the step of measuring the time period that the first vector and the second vector are within the specified distance threshold. The process includes the step of billing the traveler for the time period that the first vector and the second vector are within the specified distance threshold.

The disclosure relates to a computer-based system for managing just-in-time preparation and delivery of food products. In the system, customers can build, place, and pay for their order. Once the order is placed, the system will track the users location, only starting to prepare their food when the customer is within a specific proximity to the retail location. The proximity will be dynamic and expand and contract with the customer's movements. Finally, the system will coordinate the preparation, assembly and packaging of the order to provide just-in-time delivery of the customer's order, thereby reducing food waste and enhancing the freshness and taste of the product delivered to improve the customer experience.

Disclosed are various approaches for incentivizing in-person interactions and customer engagement. These approaches can include obtaining, with a client device, a first indication of attendance of a user at an event. Then, the client device reports the first indication of the attendance of the user to a remote computing device. Later, the client device obtains an additional indication of the attendance of the user at the event and reports the second indication of the attendance of the user to the remote computing device. Meanwhile, the remote computing device can receive the first indication of attendance of a user at an event and the second indication of attendance of the user at the event. The remote computing device can calculate an amount of time that the user attended the event and an amount of reward points based at least in part on the amount of time that the user attended the event. The remote computing device can then award the reward points to the user account of the user.

This disclosure relates to methods and systems for touchless parking facility entry, wherein the parking facility entry system uses a detector to unlock a motion sensor on a kiosk responsive to a determination or signal that is located next to the kiosk. The driver of the vehicle may then make some motion which, when detected by the motion sensor, will trigger the kiosk to dispense a parking ticket for the vehicle. The system may then open a gate to provide the vehicle with access to the parking facility.

A method of event-based distribution of a cryptographically secured digital asset includes receiving, from a computing device associated with a user, an indication that the computing device is located at a predetermined venue within a predetermined window of time, receiving an indication that a conditional triggering event has occurred during the predetermined window of time, receiving, from the computing device, a unique owner identification (ID) code associated with the user, and transmitting a request to record a transfer of the cryptographically secured digital asset to the user on a distributed blockchain ledger. The request comprises both a unique digital asset ID code and the unique owner ID code, and transmitting the request to record the transfer of the cryptographically secured digital asset on the distributed blockchain ledger occurs only after the indication is received that the conditional event has occurred.

A radio frequency (RF) communication that is transmitted by a subscriber device to a base station of a wireless carrier network on a corresponding allocated communication frequency of the wireless carrier network is monitored. A device identifier of the subscriber device is extracted from the RF communication and sent to a core network of the wireless carrier network for an indication of whether a subscriber associated with the subscriber device is eligible to access a resource. In response to receiving a notification from the core network that the subscriber is eligible to access the resource, whether the subscriber device with the device identifier is permitted to access the resource is determined based at least on device access information stored in an access control database of the device. The subscriber device is granted access when the device access information indicates that the subscriber device is permitted to access the resource.

Provided is a non-transitory computer-readable recording medium on which an executable program is recorded, the program causing a processor of a computer to execute: extracting target facilities located on a route to a destination; and outputting, to a display, a target facility that allows use of a settlement method selected by user's input from among the extracted target facilities.

Methods, systems, and devices are described for dine-in location and on-demand order management through a customer mobile device. The customer may access a menu of available options, select one or more items, and place an order. Further, the customer may enter or otherwise provide a location identification when placing the order, which may allow a server or runner to deliver the order to the proper location (e.g., a table or other identified location within a dining area). Upon order placement, a confirmation may be provided that may include an estimated time for delivery of ordered items. Payment may be processed through the customer mobile device after delivery of the ordered items.