Abstract: The data representing the floor plan is processed to classify the different elements in the floor plan. This step may be carried out by processing, using at least one image classification model, different images representing different layers of the floor plan data to identify the type of elements belonging to each layer. A group of elements belonging to a subset of the classifications are then selected and used to segment the floor plan into different spaces. For example, certain boundary elements (e.g. the walls and doors) between different spaces (i.e. rooms) in the floor plan may be identified and selected. Once identified, the boundary elements may be used to segment the floor plan into different spaces, which can then be analysed to determine the characteristics of those spaces, in particular the classification of the space into a type (e.g. an intended use for the space or a type of space, such as an, office, meeting room, kitchen, etc).

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for scheduling a series of recurring events including: receiving one or more requests to allocate resource(s) to a series of recurring events, wherein the one or more requests specify, for each event, a corresponding desired time period over which the resource(s) are to be allocated, and the one or more requests further specify one or more adjustment criteria for defining, for one or more of the events, one or more permissibly adjusted time periods from the desired time period; obtaining, for each event, resource availability data indicative of an availability of the resource(s) during the desired time period; and, for each event: determining, based on the resource availability data, a viable time period, wherein the viable time period is either the desired time period or a permissibly adjusted time period that satisfies the one or more adjustment criteria; and allocating the resource(s) to the viable time period.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method including: obtaining resource availability data indicative of a set of one or more resources available at a future time period, wherein the set of one or more resources are allocable to a plurality of resource users; obtaining requirements data indicative of a requirement for a subset of the plurality of resource users to have access to a subset of the set of one or more resources; and generating a resource allocation plan for the future time period based on the resource availability data and the requirements data. Generating the resource allocation plan includes allocating, to the subset of the plurality of resource users, the subset of the set of one or more resources; and allocating, to one or more other resource users of the plurality of resource users, at least a portion of the resources remaining from the set of one or more resources.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method comprising: determining a respective location of each of one or more client devices at a given time, comprising, for each of the one or more client devices: estimating a location of the client device at the given time, comprising: receiving an indication that one or more detectors of a plurality of detectors received one or more wireless signals from the client device at the given time; and estimating the location of the client device based on respective locations of each of the one or more detectors; obtaining an indication of a scheduled allocation of one or more resources at or within a predetermined range of the given time; determining that the estimated location of the client device is proximate to a usage location of the one or more resources; and determining the location of the client device at the given time based on the usage location.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for scheduling a series of recurring events including: receiving one or more requests to allocate resource(s) to a series of recurring events, wherein the one or more requests specify, for each event, a corresponding desired time period over which the resource(s) are to be allocated, and the one or more requests further specify one or more adjustment criteria for defining, for one or more of the events, one or more permissibly adjusted time periods from the desired time period; obtaining, for each event, resource availability data indicative of an availability of the resource(s) during the desired time period; and, for each event: determining, based on the resource availability data, a viable time period, wherein the viable time period is either the desired time period or a permissibly adjusted time period that satisfies the one or more adjustment criteria; and allocating the resource(s) to the viable time period.