Parcel Delivery System and Method

US 10,664,800, assigned to Andrew Lee, covers a parcel delivery system and optimized method for delivering parcels to a vehicle within a pre-selected parking location selected by a user, and is available for sale through IPApproach.

US Patents

1 granted

Assignee

Andrew Lee

Availability

For Sale

Patents Included

• US 10,664,800↗

Technology Highlights

• The invention provides for parcel delivery to improve efficiency for the carrier and increase convenience for the customers.
• It provides that the parcel is delivered directly in a vehicle which is parked at a predetermined and specific location to accept delivery.
• Provides system and method that allows parcels to be picked up from a parking location, in which the receiver of the parcel is notified when the delivered parcel is available at the location for pickup, and for efficient delivery of the parcel within the vehicle is arranged.
• It provides the vehicle identification details, the driver will use the first mobile device to confirm the driver is in the correct vehicle. If the vehicle is not confirmed by the server the driver may attempt to reconfirm or move on to the next delivery.
• It provides a bulk delivery to the predetermined location (i.e. parking lot, parking garage, parking ramp) and signals to a user on the customer communication device that a parcel is available for pickup at the predetermined location.
• It is practical for smaller parcels as well: fast food, groceries, and curbside services of any kind.
• While expediting delivery time, it provides simultaneous improvement to the security and privacy of those parcels by maintaining the chain of custody.
• Providing two uses, mobile delivery to fixed vehicles and mobile vehicles to fixed delivery, and seamless service between the two uses, the functionality is unlike anything previously available in the marketplace.

Overview

The technology disclosed provides the following advantages:

Listing updated August 21, 2026

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