T/CA 006-2018 The overall technical requirements for an IoT-based shared charging pouch application system
T/CA 006-2018 The overall technical requirements for an IoT-based shared charging pouch application system
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Main technical content: The shared power bank application system is an Internet of Things (IoT) application system based on a three-layered architecture of terminals, networks, and platforms. The IoT-based shared power bank application includes the following functional entities: - **Enterprise Application Platform**: A platform that implements user management, power bank management, billing management, fund management, credit management, big data management, and value-added service management in the shared power bank application. Some of the platform's functions, such as user services, can be assisted by a business support platform for billing and related operations. - **Business Support Platform**: A platform for contract signing, billing, and settlement, which may share the same entity as the enterprise application platform. - **Government Regulation Platform**: A platform used by regulatory authorities to oversee shared power bank businesses and services, which interacts with the enterprise application platform via dedicated interfaces. - **Third-Party Application Platform**: A platform operated by third-party organizations or institutions that provides third-party services to shared power bank companies, which interacts with the enterprise application platform via dedicated interfaces. - **Public Cellular Mobile Communication Network**: A network used for data communication between user smart terminals or shared power banks and the enterprise application platform, such as 2G, 3G, and 4G networks. - **Cellular IoT**: A network used for data communication between shared power banks and the enterprise application platform. - **User Smart Terminal**: A terminal used to identify the unique identity of shared power banks and communicate with the enterprise application platform via the public cellular mobile communication network. This terminal is primarily based on user smart terminals and loaded with an application client, enabling functions such as use