Abstract: A system may include a server, which may present on a user device operated by a user via a software application running on the user device, one or more tasks to be executed in a designated physical location. The server may receive from the user device via the software application, a set of images of the designated physical location upon execution of the one or more tasks. The server may execute an artificial intelligence model to process the set of images to determine whether the one or more tasks are successfully completed. In response to determining that the one or more tasks are successfully completed, the server may transmit a notification to a smart display device within the designated physical location. The smart display device is configured to present the notification.

Abstract: Systems and methods for mobile order application in retail environments allow consumers to initiate orders for items (such as food or beverage) or other services on a venue's premises directly with a merchant via a smart phone. A venue's staff may immediately view and fulfill the order, which is made available for pickup or delivery based on a consumer's preference. A merchant may capitalize on demand during peak hours, optimize their workforce, and have access to consumer buying behavior and data to refine their product and service offerings. Consumers and vendors are also able to utilize on-premise social networking capabilities that allow people who are at the same venue to communicate with each other while at the venue. In addition, the mobile ordering application may leverage information from third party social networking sites. Merchants and advertisers may send real time suggestive advertising messages and digital gifts to potential customers to drive traffic to their venue(s).