International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems· 2026Q1
Artificial Intelligence-Driven Sensor Network Approach for Optimizing Halted Product Delivery in E-Commerce Platforms
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Short summary
An AI-powered sensor network can precisely track and re-initiate delivery for halted e-commerce products by calculating the difference between actual and paused delivery times using a deep neural network.
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Key points
- An AI-driven sensor network architecture is proposed for e-commerce product management.
- A Paused Product-based Data Management Scheme tracks halted/delayed products at any hub.
- A deep neural network computes the difference between actual and paused delivery intervals to re-initiate delivery.
- The system is trained to reduce delay times, improving product tracking accuracy.
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Abstract
Sensor network architectures incorporated with artificial intelligence are exploited for process automation in e-commerce platforms. Specifically, product management is automated through sale-based tracking, enabled by the rapid exchange of information within the sensor network. A Paused Product-based Data Management Scheme is proposed in this article to track and improve the delivery of halted products through e-commerce platforms. The sensor network architecture performs individual identification and tracking of halted/delayed products at any hub through synchronized data updates. The synchronization of product information, delay time, and its associated paused information is performed by identifying the product delivery time. For this purpose, a deep neural network is employed to compute the difference between actual and paused delivery intervals. The higher the difference, the synchronization and delivery re-initialization processes are through the sensor network’s interconnected data exchange. Besides, the network is trained until the delay time is reduced with the re-scheduled time as the base. This infers precise product tracking under fewer missing order complaints in an e-commerce platform.
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