JP2017207819A - Supplement composition assisting method, supplement supply system, and supplement supply devices - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide supplement supply devices that can be individually installed in various places and shared by multiple users.SOLUTION: A supplement composition assisting method, a supplement supply system and supplement supply devices according to the present invention have supplement composition assisting logic comprising: receiving supplement suppliable information from the supplement supply devices; receiving input of schedule information; determining multiple pieces of action information on the basis of the schedule information; determining supplement reference information on the basis of the action information; and adjusting the supplement reference information on the basis at least of the supplement suppliable information and user information on users, thereby determining information on supplements to be composed by the supplement supply devices.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 17

Description

  The present invention relates to a supplement formulation support method, supplement supply system, and supplement supply apparatus for supplement supply suitable for each individual.

  Due to the recent health boom, there are many people who regularly take nutrients (so-called “supplements”) for health management. Each individual can easily obtain supplements through pharmacies, convenience stores, the Internet, etc., and can easily take them.

  Conventional techniques for proposing recommendations on how to take supplements to individuals taking supplements are known. Patent Document 1 discloses an individual supplement blending system that outputs, blends, and wraps and distributes supplement blend data necessary for each individual for use in meal data, in-vivo examination data, and the like of each individual ([[ (See Summary] and [Figure 1]). Patent Document 2 discloses a blending output device that determines a blend suitable for each individual and outputs a supplement while taking into account biological data and schedule data from a biosensor (paragraphs [0015] to [0015]. 0017] and FIGS. 2-4).

  In the technique of Patent Document 1, it is necessary to manually input all individual data in order for the central management device to centrally manage the data. Further, the technique of Patent Document 2 relates to an integrated device that stores and accommodates each individual's blending logic, input / output means, supplement storage means, and the like, and each individual can have its own dedicated device itself. Necessary.

  Coupled with the recent popularity of supplements, it is expected that supplement supply service providers will provide more diversified and sophisticated supplement supply services in the future. For example, there is a service such as a water server that enables a supplement to be supplied by simply installing a supplement server in a user's home and replacing the supplement cartridge according to the user's preference. In addition to this, in a sports facility such as a fitness gym, there may be a service that makes it possible to provide appropriate supplements according to the user through a supplement server, as well as providing beverages with vending machines. . In such a supplement supply service, it is assumed that the supplement server is shared by a plurality of users. In addition, supplements of different types depending on the installation location are accommodated in the supplement server, and it is necessary to mix and provide supplements accordingly. On the other hand, since there are so many types of supplements, which cartridges are to be accommodated in the supplement server is arbitrarily selected by the person who maintains the supplement server. The supplement supply service diversified in this way is difficult to realize with the prior arts of the above cited references 1 and 2.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-24402 JP 2008-237718 A

  An object of this invention is to implement | achieve the new supplement supply service with high user usability by providing the supplement supply apparatus which can be installed separately in various places and can be shared by a plurality of users. It is another object of the present invention to flexibly provide an appropriate blending logic that is nutritionally supported according to the user's behavior and attributes to a supplement supply device equipped with various supplements.

  According to the present invention, there is provided a supplement blending support method executed by a computer that is communicably coupled to a supplement supply device, the step of receiving supplement supply availability information from the supplement supply device, the input of schedule information, By determining a plurality of behavior information based on the schedule information; determining a supplement criterion information based on the behavior information; and adjusting the supplement criterion information based at least on the supplement supply available information and the user information of the user A supplement blending support method including the step of determining supplement information to be blended by the supplement supply device.

  According to the present invention, there is also provided a supplement supply system including a supplement supply device and a user device, wherein the supplement supply device is a slot portion in which a plurality of cartridges for containing supplements are mounted, and is associated with each cartridge. A supplementary output unit for extracting and blending supplements in two or more cartridges at a specified supply amount and supplying them to the outside, wherein the supplement type of the contained supplement can be specified based on the ID; A first acquisition unit that receives input of schedule information, a user device that receives an ID associated with each cartridge mounted in the slot unit and a supplement remaining amount of the stored supplement from a supplement supply device. 2 is determined based on the acquisition unit and schedule information A supplement determination unit that adjusts the supplement reference amount of the supplement based on at least the supplement type and supplement remaining amount specified based on the ID and the user information of the user, and determines the supplement supply amount associated with the ID; A supplement supply system is provided that includes an instruction unit that instructs a supplement supply apparatus together with a supplement supply instruction to supply an ID and a supplement supply amount.

  Further, according to the present invention, there is provided a supplement supply device, wherein the supplement specifying information is specified in association with a first specifying unit for specifying a user and a plurality of cartridges mounted on the supplement supply device. A first determination unit that determines a plurality of behavior information based on the input schedule information, a second determination unit that determines supplement reference information based on the behavior information, supplement supply available information, and a user of the user A third determining unit that adjusts supplement reference information based on at least information to obtain supplement information, a blending unit that extracts and blends supplements from cartridges based on supplement information, and a blended supplement externally The supplement supply apparatus provided with the discharge part which discharges to is provided.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to realize a new supplement supply service with high user usability. Moreover, the composition logic which can instruct | indicate the supplement supplement which was nutritionally supported can be provided flexibly according to a user with respect to the supplement supply apparatus carrying a various supplement.

It is a block diagram which shows the hardware structural example of the supplement supply system by embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the function structural example of the management server apparatus of the supplement supply system by embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the function structural example of the user apparatus of the supplement supply system by embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the function structural example of the supplement supply apparatus of the supplement supply system by embodiment. It is an external view which shows the housing | casing of an example of the supplement supply apparatus by embodiment. It is a schematic diagram which shows the general | schematic structure of the mixing | blending part with which the supplement supply apparatus by embodiment is provided. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the user information table by embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the user history table by embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the supplement supply apparatus management table by embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the cartridge management table by embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the supplement management table by embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the action information determination table by embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the supplement reference | standard information table by embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the activity coefficient table by embodiment, and a supply frequency coefficient table. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the attribute coefficient table by embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the supplement tolerance upper limit amount table by embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a screen transition using the application on the user apparatus of embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows an example of information processing in the supplement supply system of embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows an example of information processing in the supplement supply system of embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows an example of information processing in the supplement supply system of embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows an example of information processing in the supplement supply system of embodiment.

  Hereinafter, specific examples of a supplement blending support method, a supplement supply system, and a supplement supply apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, this invention is not limited to these illustrations, is shown by the claim, and intends that all the changes within the meaning and range equivalent to a claim are included. In the following description, the same reference numerals are given to the same elements in the description of the drawings, and redundant descriptions are omitted.

  A supplement supply system 1 according to the present embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is a system that operates for a user to receive a supplement from a supplement supply device 400. The supplement supply system 1 includes a management server device 100, a user device 200, a wearable device 300, and a supplement supply device 400 as hardware configurations. The management server device 100 and the user device 200 are connected to each other through the network 2. Also, the user device 200 and the wearable device 300, and the user device 200 and the supplement supply device 400 are connected to each other through the networks 3 and 4, respectively. The network 2 may include the Internet or a wireless network (for example, WiFi) constructed by a wireless base station (not shown). The networks 3 and 4 may be short-range wireless communication networks such as Bluetooth (more specifically, BLE; Bluetooth Low Energy). However, the network 3 may be configured such that, for example, when the user terminal 200 is a smartphone, it can be connected to the wearable device 300 by wire using an earphone jack. The management server device 100 and the supplement supply device 400 are not limited to this, but may not necessarily be directly connected via a network. In this case, the supplement supply apparatus 400 operates as an offline stand-alone terminal (described later).

  The management server device 100 is an information processing device used when a system administrator or the like maintains and manages a supplement supply service. For example, a general-purpose computer such as a workstation or a personal computer may be used. The management server device 100 maintains service basic information, master information, and management information related to a supplement supply service, and provides the user device 200 with various information when determining a supplement to be supplied. The management server device 100 includes a processor 10, a memory 11, a storage 12, a communication interface 13, and an input / output interface 14 as a hardware configuration. These are electrically connected to each other through a bus.

  The processor 10 is, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit), and a necessary process is realized by executing a program or the like stored in the storage 12 and expanded in the memory 11. The memory 11 is a volatile storage device such as a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory), and the storage 12 is a nonvolatile storage device such as an HDD (Hard Disc Drive). The storage 12 stores a user authentication program, a supplement formulation support program, and the like, and a database such as table groups 500 to 590 described later may be constructed. Examples of the input / output interface 14 are information input devices such as a mouse and a keyboard, a liquid crystal display, and the like.

  The user device 200 is an information processing device that determines supplement information to be taken by the user by calculation using a supplement blending support function and presents the supplement information to the user. The supplement supply apparatus 400 is configured to notify a supplement supply instruction. The user device 200 may be in any form as long as it is a device used by the user. For example, although not limited thereto, a mobile device that can be carried by a user, such as a smartphone, a feature phone, a PDA, or a tablet computer, may be used. Alternatively, it may be a device that is fixedly installed in the vicinity of a supplement supply device 400 described later. The user device 200 includes a processor 20, a memory 21, a storage 22, a communication interface 23, an input / output interface 24, a touch panel 25, a sensor unit 26, and the like as hardware configurations. These are electrically connected to each other through a bus. The processor 20, the memory 21, the storage 22, and the input / output interface 24 may be the same as those in the management server apparatus 100. The communication interface 23 communicates with the management server 100 via the network 2 and also communicates with the wearable device 300 and the supplement supply device 400 via the networks 3 and 4. The touch panel 25 is an electronic component that combines an input unit 251 such as a touch pad and a display unit 252 such as a liquid crystal display. The input unit 251 has a function of detecting information on a screen position where a user action (mainly a physical contact operation such as a touch operation) is input and outputting a signal to the outside. The touch panel 25 may employ any method such as a capacitance method or a resistance film method. The sensor unit 26 is not limited to this as a built-in sensor, but includes an acceleration sensor, a vibration sensor, a gyro sensor, a geomagnetic sensor, a proximity sensor, an illuminance sensor, a pressure sensor, a GPS, and the like. Functions as an activity meter that measures distance traveled.

  The wearable device 300 is an information processing device that is worn on the user's body, obtains various biological information, and provides the user device 200 as input data when determining a supplement to be taken by the user. The hardware configuration is the same as that of the user device 200 (not shown). Further, the sensor unit 36 includes not only the sensor unit 26 of the user device 200 but also a biosensor capable of acquiring biometric information such as an ECG (electrocardiogram) sensor and a myoelectric sensor, and a weather sensor other than that. It is good.

  The supplement supply device 400 is a device that receives a supplement supply instruction from the user device 200, mixes the supplement based on the instructed supplement type and amount, and supplies it to the user by spitting it out. The supplement supply apparatus 400 has an appearance as shown in FIG. 5 (described later). The hardware configuration includes, but is not limited to, a processor 40, a memory 41, a storage 42, a communication interface 43, an input / output interface 44, a touch panel 45, a sensor unit 46, a blending unit 47, and a discharge unit 48. These are electrically connected to each other through a bus. The processor 40, the memory 41, the storage 42, the communication interface 43, the input / output interface 44, and the touch panel 45 may be the same as those in the user device 200 (or the management server device 100). As with the wearable device 300, the sensor unit 46 may include a biological sensor such as an ECG sensor or a myoelectric sensor, a weather sensor, and the like. In the present specification, the biological sensor is a general term for each sensor mounted in the sensor units 26, 36, and 46, except as otherwise noted, and refers to various types of information acquired from the biological sensor. Is collectively called biological information. The blending unit 47 includes a drive unit (motor) that is driven in accordance with a supplement supply instruction. By driving the drive unit, the loaded cartridge as shown in FIG. 6 is rotated, the supplements contained in the cartridge are extracted by the indicated amount, and they are blended. The discharge unit 48 is configured to discharge the blended supplement to the outside and output it.

  FIG. 2 shows an example of main functional blocks implemented in the management server device 100. The functional blocks include an interface unit 120, a management unit 140, and a supplement formulation support unit 160. The interface unit 120 includes an input / output unit 122 and a transmission / reception unit 124. The management unit 140 includes a user information management unit 141 that manages basic user information, a user history management unit 142 that manages user usage history, and a supplement supply device management unit 143 that manages the location and status of the supplement supply device 400. , Cartridge management unit 144 for managing cartridge production number and supplement information, supplement formulation support management unit 145 for managing various information necessary for implementing supplement formulation support, and coefficient for adjusting basic information of supplements A coefficient management unit 146 that performs the above process, a tolerable upper limit amount management unit 147 that manages the tolerable upper limit amount of the supplement, and the like. The management unit 140 manages basic information necessary for processing in each management unit. The supplement blending support section 160 (dotted line section) will be described later with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 3 shows an example of main functional blocks implemented in the user apparatus 200. The functional block includes an interface unit 220, an authentication unit 240, and a supplement formulation support unit 260. In addition to the input / output unit 222 and the transmission / reception unit 224, the interface unit 220 includes a command unit 226 for sending a supply instruction to the supplement supply device 400, and a usage history registration unit 228 for registering a user usage history. The authentication unit 240 includes a user authentication unit 242 that performs login authentication using a user ID / password with the management server device 100, a supplement supply device authentication unit 244 that performs pairing with the supplement supply device 400 using BLE, And a wearable device authentication unit 246 that performs pairing by BLE with the wearable device 300. It is understood that the authentication method in each authentication unit 242, 244, 246 is not limited to the above, and may be any one.

  The supplement formulation support unit 260 includes an acquisition unit 261 that acquires various types of data from inside and outside the apparatus through the interface unit 220, and a reference unit 265 that performs information processing with reference to various stored tables. The acquisition unit 261 includes a schedule information acquisition unit 262 that acquires user's schedule information, a biological information acquisition unit 263 that acquires biological information from each biological sensor, and supplement supply availability information regarding each cartridge provided in the supplement supply device 400. The supplement supply availability information acquisition unit 264 that receives the supplement from the supplement supply device 400 is included. Further, the reference unit 265 includes a user behavior information determination unit 266 that determines a plurality of behavior information, a supplement criterion information determination unit 267 that determines supplement criterion information, a determination unit 268 that determines whether supplement criterion information is available, and The supplement determination part 269 which determines the supplement which should be mix | blended is included.

  FIG. 4 shows an example of main functional blocks implemented in the supplement supply device 400. The functional blocks include an interface unit 420, a supply unit 440 that performs an operation for supplying supplements, and a supplement combination support unit 460. In addition to the input / output unit 422 and the transmission / reception unit 424, the interface unit 420 is used for the management server device 100 and the user device 200 through the network, a command unit 426 that issues a supply command to the supply unit 440 in response to a supply instruction from the user device 200 A usage history transmission unit 428 that transmits a history and a user identification unit 430 that is required when the supplement supply device 400 is used offline are included.

  Supply unit 440 includes a slot unit 441 in which a cartridge containing a supplement is mounted, and a supplement output unit 445 that extracts and blends the supplement from the cartridge and supplies the supplement to the outside. The slot unit 441 includes a cartridge information reading unit (reader unit) 443 that reads cartridge-related information regarding the mounted cartridge, and a supplement remaining amount specifying unit 444 that specifies the remaining amount of supplement contained in the cartridge. Further, the supplement output unit 445 actually mixes the extracted supplement with the drive unit 447 that drives the motor to rotate the cartridge in order to extract a predetermined amount of supplement in accordance with the command from the command unit 426. A discharge processing unit 448 that operates to discharge to the outside is provided. The supplement blending support unit 460 (dotted line portion) is the same as the supplement blending support unit 260 in FIG.

  In the supplement supply system 1 according to the present embodiment, the computer that executes the supplement formulation support logic that determines the supplement that the user should take is information including the management server device 100, the user device 200, and the supplement supply device 400 described above. It should be noted that it can be arbitrarily selected from a processing device or the like. That is, the set of program modules that allow the supplement formulation support units 160, 260, and 460 to function can be stored in any of the above elements, and can be executed by each processor. Further, the entire set of program modules may be centrally arranged in any of the above, or a part thereof may be distributed. As an example, the main part of the set of program modules can be arranged on the user device 200, and the supplement to be supplied can be determined while interacting with the management server device 100 and the supplement supply device 400. As another example, all of the program modules may be centrally arranged in the supplement supply device 400. In this case, the supplement supply device 400 functions offline as a stand-alone device.

  With reference to FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, the structural example of the actual housing | casing corresponding to the supplement supply apparatus 400 is shown. FIG. 5 shows an external appearance of an example of the housing of the supplement supply device 400. In this case example, the upper third is the blending unit 47, the middle part is the display unit 452, and the lower third space is the discharge unit 48. In the middle part, a processor 40, a memory 41, a storage 42, a communication interface 43, and the like are incorporated, and a sensor unit 46 (all not shown) is mounted on the surface. The sensor unit 46 is provided as a sensor electrode, for example, and can acquire biological information such as a heart rate by contacting the user. The discharge portion 48 is provided with a recessed portion when viewed from the front, and the user can receive the output of the formulated supplement from the discharge port provided in the upper portion by setting a container such as a cup therein. Can do.

  FIG. 6 is a schematic structure inside the blending unit 47 of FIG. The blending unit 47 includes a slot unit 441 in which the removable cartridge 50 is mounted, and a drive unit (motor) 447 that is driven in accordance with a supplement supply instruction. On the cartridge side surface of each cartridge 500, an IC chip 51 and a discharge hole for discharging supplements are provided behind (not shown). The cartridge is rotated by the motor, and the supplement amount corresponding to the rotation amount is discharged through the discharge hole. With respect to the IC chip 51, the cartridge information reading unit 443 in the slot portion functions as a reader and can read various information from the cartridge 50. More specifically, each cartridge stores one or more IDs (for example, a cartridge ID and a storage supplement ID), a storage supplement initial amount, a supplement discharge amount, and the like in a storage unit, and the cartridge information reading unit 443 stores these information. Can be read. In addition, the supplement remaining amount specifying unit 444 in the slot portion can specify the remaining amount in the cartridge according to the slot location. As an example, although not limited to this, the remaining amount in the cartridge can be related to the motor speed of the drive unit 447, and the accumulated motor speed is stored in the storage unit of the IC chip. Then, after the cartridge is inserted, the cumulative motor rotation number, that is, how many motor rotations are read out, and the remaining rotation number is specified by comparing with the maximum rotation number corresponding to the initial amount of the supplement. The amount is specified. In addition, the said housing | casing shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 is only an illustration to the last, and is not limited to this. For example, as a modification, the blending unit 47 may have a multistage configuration.

  Next, with reference to FIGS. 7 to 16, a table group referred to in the supplement formulation support process for determining supplement information to be taken by the user will be described. Examples of the table group include the user information table 500 in FIG. 7, the user history table 510 in FIG. 8, the supplement supply device management table 520 in FIG. 9, the cartridge management table 530 in FIG. 10, the supplement management table 540 in FIG. 12 behavior information management table 550, supplement reference information table 560 in FIG. 13, activity coefficient table 570 in FIG. 14A, supply frequency coefficient table in FIG. 14B, attribute coefficient table 580 in FIG. 15, and FIG. A supplement tolerable upper limit amount table 590 is included. These table groups are mainly managed in the memory 11 and storage 12 of the management server apparatus 100. In addition, the user device 200 and the supplement supply device 400 may be stored in synchronization with the management server device 100. In other words, the table group can be stored in any of the above elements and can be referred to locally and / or globally by each processor. Further, the set of the table group may be partially distributed in an arbitrary manner. It should be noted that the table groups in FIGS. 7 to 16 are merely examples, and those skilled in the art that the present invention should not be limited to the configurations, types, items, data contents, data types, and the like of the tables listed here. Should be understood by.

  In each of the user-related tables 500 and 510 illustrated in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, information related to users (supplement supply service users, that is, users who want to take supplements) is mainly managed. In the user information table 500 of FIG. 7, the user information management unit 141 manages user basic information. The basic information of the user is initially registered when the user applies for the service. For example, the user ID, e-mail address, and password are basic information used at the time of user authentication, and gender, date of birth (age), presence / absence of smoking, presence / absence of pregnancy, height and weight are supplement amounts to be taken. This is basic information used when adjusting.

  In the user history table 510 of FIG. 8, each time the user receives supplement supply, the user history management unit 142 adds and adds records to store and update history information. Service usage information is associated with the user ID. The service use information includes, for example, the supplement supply device ID used, the use date, the use time, the supplement information taken, the supply result, and the like. The ingested supplement information includes one or more sets of supplement types and extraction amounts. The supply result includes statuses such as success, failure, and in progress. Further, it may include past and future schedule information input by the user when using the service (as an identification number). Information stored in the user history table 510, particularly supplement information taken in, is information used in supplement adjustment processing when the user wishes to further supplement intake on the same calendar day. Of the supplement information, the supplement type may be master-managed with a code that uniquely identifies the supplement type (not shown).

  In each of the tables 520 to 540 illustrated in FIGS. 9 to 11, master information and basic information necessary for providing a service by a supplement supply service provider are managed. In the supplement supply device management table 520 of FIG. 9, the supplement supply device management unit 143 manages installation information of the supplement supply device 400 to be installed in a user's home, a gym, or the like. In other words, for example, the supplement supply device ID assigned to the supplement supply device is associated with the location of the supplement supply device, the installation facility, the installation start date and the installation end date (NULL in the case of continuous use), and the like. .

  In the cartridge management table 530 of FIG. 10, information on cartridges that can be mounted on the supplement supply apparatus 400 is managed by the cartridge management unit 144. The unique cartridge ID assigned to the cartridge is associated with the supplement supplement ID of the supplement contained in the cartridge, the manufacture date of the cartridge, and the expiration date of the cartridge. The initial amount of supplements to be accommodated may be managed in association (not shown). The cartridge ID and the accommodation supplement ID do not have to be separate. For example, as in the illustrated example, the last four digits (001A) of the cartridge ID may be assigned as the cartridge ID. The cartridge is distributed through a drug store, a convenience store, the Internet, or directly delivered from a specific company to a contractor, and is mounted on the supplement supply device 400. In this regard, a cartridge containing any supplement can be attached according to the preference of the person who maintains and manages the supplement supply device 400. That is, in the installed supplement supply device 400, which supplement (cartridge) is attached to which slot (for example, the end slot) of the slot portion 441 is arbitrarily determined by the maintenance manager of the supplement supply device 400 Selectable. In this sense, the supplement supply service provider does not need to grasp any information as described above.

  In the supplement management table 540 of FIG. 11, a supplement type associated with a supplement ID that uniquely identifies a supplement is managed by the supplement combination support management unit 145. For example, “supplement type: vitamin C” is associated with “supplement ID: 001A”. Further, the extraction amount per rotation of the cartridge of the supplement type is also defined. This is because the powder density is different for each supplement, and it is necessary to associate the rotation speed and the extraction amount (mg) for each supplement type. When the cartridge ID is read through the IC chip (FIG. 6) provided in the cartridge, the supplement supply device 400 (or the user device 200 or the management server device 100) refers to the cartridge management table 530 and the supplement management table 540. A cartridge mounted in the slot portion 441 is specified.

  Each of the tables 550 to 590 illustrated in FIGS. 12 to 16 is referred to by the supplement formulation support unit 260 (or 360, 460) in the supplement formulation support process for determining the supplement to be taken by the user. The behavior information determination table 550 in FIG. 12 is used to determine behavior information based on schedule information. As shown in the figure, for example, “content” and “behavior information” are defined for each item of “work”, “event”, “life work”, and “exercise”. For example, if the “content” of “work” is “desk work”, the “behavior information” is converted into “seating: middle” and “eyes: middle”. Each item of “work”, “event”, “life work”, and “exercise” and the corresponding “content” correspond to items of schedule information. The schedule information item may be master-managed by associating a uniquely identifiable code using a separate table (not shown / for example, “desk work” of “work” is “030”, “life work” "Sleeping" of "400" etc.). Each “behavior information” corresponds to the behavior information to be converted. The behavior information is not limited to this, but it is preferable to define two or more items such as “sitting position: middle” and “eyes: middle” for one schedule information.

  The supplement criterion information table 560 of FIG. 13 is used to determine supplement criterion information based on the behavior information determined by the behavior information determination table 550 of FIG. In the supplement reference information table 560, “individual information”, “supplement type”, and “behavior” classified into “weak”, “medium”, and “strong” are defined. "Individual information" is classified into "Individual behavior stance", "Individual behavior part", and "Individual action content". For each "Individual action part", detailed information such as brain, eyes, mouth, etc. is defined. . The detailed information corresponds to “behavior information” in the behavior information determination table 550 of FIG.

  That is, in the example given with respect to the behavior information determination table 550, “eye: medium” is one of the “behavior information”, and the “eye” in the “individual behavior part” of the supplement reference information table 560 is “ “Medium” corresponds to the classification “Medium” of “Behavior intensity”. Therefore, the supplement standard information in this case is a set of (vitamin B2, *** mg). It should be noted that the notation “***” in the table is an abbreviation of a specific number (the same applies to the following tables). Similarly, as another one of “behavior information”, there is “sitting position: middle”. Among these, “sitting position” corresponds to “sitting position” of “individual behavior posture” in supplement reference information table 560, and “middle position” “Corresponds to the“ medium ”classification of“ behavior intensity ”. In this case, supplement standard information is a set of (vitamin C, 25 mg). In this way, the behavior information determined by the behavior information determination table 550 is converted into supplement criterion information including a supplement criterion amount specified from the “supplement type” and “behavior strength” in the supplement criterion information table 560 of FIG. Is done.

  The activity coefficient table 570 and the supply frequency coefficient table 575 in FIG. 14 and the attribute coefficient table 580 in FIG. 15 are used to adjust the supplement criterion information determined in the supplement criterion information table 560 in FIG. 13 by weighting. These are managed by the coefficient management unit 146. In the activity coefficient table 570 of FIG. 14A, the biological information is converted into activity coefficients and scored. In the example of FIG. 14A, the “step count” determined by the acceleration sensor or the vibration sensor mounted on the user device 200 or wearable device 300 is 0.8, 1.0, or 1.2 depending on the value. Any activity factor will be scored. In the supply frequency coefficient table of FIG. 14B, the supplement supply frequency of the user per day (calendar day) is converted into a supply frequency coefficient of 0.8, 1.0, or 1.2, and the score It becomes. These classified values are multiplied by the supplement reference amount to adjust the supplement amount.

  Further, in the attribute coefficient table 580 of FIG. 15, the attribute coefficient corresponding to the user information of the user is specified for each supplement type of the supplement reference information. In the attribute coefficient table 580 of FIG. 15, an attribute coefficient for weighting the supplement reference information is determined for the supplement type according to the user attribute. In the example of FIG. 15, when the supplement type is vitamin B1, the value of each attribute coefficient is defined according to the age and sex of the user. For example, for an 8-year-old man, the attribute coefficient of vitamin B1 is “0.91”. The supplement amount is adjusted by multiplying the value of the attribute coefficient by the supplement reference amount. In the examples of FIGS. 14A, 14B, and 15, the value to be multiplied and multiplied by the supplement reference amount is defined. However, the value is not limited to this, and is added (or subtracted) to the supplement reference amount. It should be understood that it may be defined as an additional amount (or deletion amount) for the purpose.

  The supplement tolerable upper limit amount table 590 of FIG. 16 is used to determine whether or not the upper limit intake amount for the day has been reached for the supplement type based on the user's usage history. The supplement tolerable upper limit amount table 590 is managed by the tolerable upper limit amount managing unit 147. Some supplements are subject to a tolerable upper limit according to dietary nutrition intake standards set by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, which should be observed. Even if there is no such standard, the service provider should be able to set the upper limit on its own standard. In the example of FIG. 16, when the supplement type is vitamin B6, an upper limit value corresponding to the age and sex of the user is defined. For example, for an 8-year-old man, the upper limit intake of vitamin B6 is “24 mg”. The attribute coefficient table 580 of FIG. 15 and the supplement tolerable upper limit amount table 590 of FIG. 16 may be defined in association with the supplement management table 540 (in the supplement management table 540), not as separate tables.

  FIG. 17 shows an example of screen transition when the user device 200 executes a supplement formulation support process for determining a supplement to be taken by a user according to an embodiment. For example, when the user device 200 is a smartphone or a tablet terminal, it is a screen transition of a smartphone application that is distributed from the management server 100 as a Web server through the Internet and operated by the user. The user can transition the screen by a touch operation (tap) on the screen. As a usage scene, the user carries his / her smartphone as the user device 200, starts up the application each time the supplement supply device 400 is used, and interacts with the supplement supply device 400 installed in a sports gym or the like. Good. As an alternative, a maintenance manager of a gym or the like permanently installs a tablet terminal in the vicinity of the supplement supply device 400 and causes the user to operate the tablet terminal as the user device 200 each time the supplement supply device 400 is used by the user. And may interact with each other.

  First, the user performs login authentication with respect to the management server device using the mail address (or login ID) and password as shown in FIG. And when a supplement supply apparatus exists in the vicinity of a user position, as shown in (b), a user apparatus detects a supplement supply apparatus and shows that it can connect. The user device and supplement supply device are not limited to this, but it is preferable to set the pairing mode so that BLE communication is possible. When the “start” button is pressed on the user device, pairing with the supplement supply device (“healthServer”) is performed. Subsequently, as in (c) to (e), the user (“John Smith”) inputs his schedule information. Here, “standing work” is input to the past schedule information “you so far”, and “sleeping” is input to the future schedule information “you from now on”. These schedule inputs may be a list selection manually input by the user, or may be configured to import schedule information in cooperation with a schedule management application.

  When the input of the schedule information is completed, the user apparatus determines supplement information necessary for the user, and displays the screen as shown in (e). In this example, “100 mg” is displayed for “vitamin A”, “0.2 mg” for “vitamin X”, “1 mg” for “protein”, and “0.4 mg” for “folic acid”. When the user presses the “determine menu” button to determine the intake of the menu, a guide screen that prompts the user to place a cup on the supplement supply device is displayed as shown in (f). When the “extraction start” button is pressed, the extraction processing state in the supplement supply device is displayed as shown in (g) to (i). That is, (g) indicates to the user that “communication is in progress”, (h) indicates that “supplement extraction is in progress”, and (i) indicates that “extraction has been completed”. As described above, a series of basic screen transitions from the user login in (a) to the completion of supplement extraction in (i).

  With reference to FIG. 18 to FIG. 21, according to one embodiment, the block diagram, the table configuration, and the screen transition of the user device, which are described above, are implemented as supplement formulation support processing for determining a supplement to be taken by the user. The related overall processing will be described using a flowchart. FIG. 18 shows a flowchart of a series of information processing from when the user device starts up the application until it is paired with the supplement supply device and the supplement supply available information is received. FIG. 19 shows a flowchart of a series of supplement blending support processing until each input is received and the supplement information to be blended is determined and output in the user device. FIG. 20 shows a flowchart detailing the process of adjusting the supplement basic information in FIG. FIG. 21 shows a flow chart of a series of information processing for actually supplying supplements to the supplement supply device and registering the usage history after the supplement information is determined by the user device. These details will be described below. Note that each flowchart is merely an example, and it should be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the processing content and processing order shown here.

  In FIG. 18, first, an application is activated by the user device (S201), and the user authentication unit 242 refers to the user information table 500 and performs login processing with the user information management unit 141 of the management server device (see FIG. 18). S101, S202 / FIG. 17 (a)). After the login is completed, the supplement supply device authentication unit 244 specifies the supplement supply device through, for example, BLE communication and requests connection (S203 / FIG. 17B). And a pairing process is implemented between supplement supply apparatuses (S204, S401). After pairing is successful, the supplement supply device performs short-range communication with the IC chips included in the plurality of cartridges that contain the supplement. Then, the cartridge information reading unit 443 reads cartridge-related information including the cartridge ID and the accommodation supplement ID, which are associated with each cartridge (S402). The stored supplement type can be identified from the cartridge-related information. The supplement remaining amount specifying unit 444 specifies the remaining amount of supplement to be stored associated with the cartridge related information (S403). The transmission / reception unit 424 notifies the user apparatus of such information as supplement supply available information (S404). That is, the supplement supply available information includes the supplement type and supplement remaining amount of the supplement that can be supplied in each cartridge mounted in the slot portion 441. The user device acquires the supplement supply availability information received from the supplement supply device by the transmission / reception unit 224 and the supplement supply availability information acquisition unit 264 (S205).

  In FIG. 19, first, the interface unit 220 of the user apparatus receives input of various information. Specifically, in addition to the supplement supply available information (S205) from the supplement supply device, schedule information input by the schedule information acquisition unit 262 (S211 / FIGS. 17 (c) to (e)), and a biological information acquisition unit It is preferable to input biometric information by H.263 (S212). The schedule information can be input manually by the user, or imported in cooperation with another schedule management application, as long as it is divided into information items in the behavior information determination table 550 of FIG. . In addition, biometric information can be acquired by inputting from any one or more biometric sensors provided in any one or more of the user device 200, the wearable device 300, and / or the supplement supply device 400, It is better to import in conjunction with the application.

  Based on the schedule information extracted in S211, the user behavior information determination unit 266 refers to the behavior information determination table 550 and determines a plurality of behavior information by conversion based on the schedule information (S213). As in the example described above, if “content” of “work” is “desk work” as schedule information, it is converted into “seating: middle” and “eyes: middle” as “behavior information”. . The schedule information includes both past schedule information and future schedule information, and the corresponding behavior information also includes behavior information corresponding to past schedule information and behavior information corresponding to future schedule information. Good. The determination unit 268 determines whether both past schedule information and future schedule information have been input and converted into action information (S214), and proceeds to the next step only if YES.

  Next, based on the behavior information corresponding to the past and future schedule information, the supplement criterion information determination unit 267 refers to the supplement criterion information table 560 to determine supplement criterion information based on the behavior information (S215). As defined in the supplement reference information table 560, the behavior information includes at least an individual behavior part and a behavior intensity of the individual behavior part. The supplement reference information in this case includes the supplement type according to the individual action part and the supplement reference amount according to the action intensity of the individual action part (in the above example, “vitamin B2, * ** mg) is determined). The behavior information includes at least the individual behavior posture and the behavior strength of the individual behavior posture. In this case, the supplement criterion information includes the supplement type according to the individual behavior posture and the supplement criterion according to the behavior strength of the individual behavior posture. (In the above example, (Vitamin C, 25 mg) is determined for “sitting position: medium”). Furthermore, the behavior information includes at least the individual behavior content and the behavior strength of the individual behavior content. In this case, the supplement criterion information includes the supplement type according to the individual behavior content and the supplement criterion according to the behavior strength of the individual behavior content. (For example, in the example relating to “individual action content” in FIG. 13, (vitamin B1, *** mg) is determined for “drinking: medium”).

  The processes in S211 to S215 are for “determining” supplement standard information through table reference, whereas the following processes in S216 to S218 are for “adjusting” supplement standard information by weighting or the like. It is.

  Specifically, first, supplement reference information is adjusted based on biometric information and / or user information (S216). Here, the supplement determination unit 269 obtains user information with reference to the user information related tables 500, 510, etc., adjusts the supplement reference information based on the user information, and supplement information to be added by the supplement supply device Determine (details will be described later). Then, the determination unit 268 determines whether the supplement reference information is available (S217). Here, it is preferable to compare with the supplement supply available information received in S205. As described above, which cartridge is mounted on the supplement supply device is left to the administrator and is optional. In this regard, supplements in the cartridge that can actually be supplied may not necessarily correspond to the determined supplement reference information. For example, there is a case where a cartridge corresponding to the supplement type is not mounted, a case where the remaining amount is insufficient even if it is mounted, and a case where the cartridge is particularly empty. For this reason, the determination process of S217 is necessary. In the case of “NO”, it is preferable to re-input the schedule information or to re-determine the supplement reference information. Alternatively, it may be set not to supply the supplement, especially if the cartridge is empty. On the other hand, in the case of “YES”, the determined supplement information to be blended is displayed on the display unit of the user device and finally presented to the user (S218 / FIG. 17 (e)).

  With reference to FIG. 20, the step of adjusting supplement reference information by the supplement determination unit 269 in S216 will be described in more detail. First, when there is biometric information input by the biometric information acquisition unit 263 in S212, the activity coefficient table 570 is referenced to determine an activity coefficient based on the received biometric information (S2161). The reception of the biometric information may be performed directly from the biometric sensor or the activity meter, or may be performed by importing from a health care application installed in the user terminal. As an example of the activity coefficient, when the acquired biometric information is the number of steps and the value is “9500 steps”, the activity coefficient is scored as “1.2”. The score is preferably multiplied in common with supplement reference amounts of all supplement types included in the supplement reference information determined in S215. In addition, the determination step of this activity coefficient is not necessarily essential, and can be an arbitrary process.

  In addition, with reference to the user information table 500 and the attribute coefficient table 580, the attribute coefficient is determined based on the user information registered in advance for each supplement type (S2162). The user information may include the age and sex of the user specified in the user information table 500. As an example, if the supplement type is vitamin B1, and the user is a man who is 8 years old, the attribute coefficient of vitamin B1 is scored as “0.91”. The score may be multiplied individually for every supplement type included in the supplement reference information determined in S215. Furthermore, referring to the user history table 510 and the supply frequency coefficient table 575, the number of daily supply counted in the user history table 510 is determined as a history coefficient using the supply frequency coefficient table 575 (S2163). As an example, if the number of supplements supplied per day is 4 (5th today) as a result of counting using the user history table 510, the history coefficient is scored as “0.8” from the supply frequency coefficient table 575. It becomes. As with the activity coefficient, the score is preferably multiplied in common with supplement reference amounts of all supplement types included in the supplement reference information determined in S215.

The supplement acquisition adjustment amount is determined by multiplying the supplement reference amount of the supplement type in the supplement reference information by the activity coefficient, the attribute coefficient, and the history coefficient scored as described above. Specifically, for each supplement type,
Supplement acquisition adjustment amount = supplement reference amount x activity coefficient x attribute coefficient x history coefficient. Specific examples are shown below.

[Data example]
・ User information: Age: 39 years old, Gender: Male ・ Schedule information: Past schedule information: Desk work, Future schedule information: Muscle training ・ User history information: 5th today ・ (Biological information: not measured)

  In the example of the schedule information, the past schedule “desk work” is converted into (sitting position: medium, eyes: medium), and from there, it is further determined as {(vitamin C: 25 mg, vitamin B2: 0.3 mg). Similarly, the future schedule “muscle training” is converted into (growth / development: strong, muscular strength / instantaneous force system: medium), and then {(folic acid: 0.09 mg, vitamin B6: 0.5 mg)} Supplement criteria information is determined. In the case of a 39-year-old male in the above user information, the attribute coefficients corresponding to vitamin C, vitamin B2, folic acid, and vitamin B6 are 1.0, 1.33, 1.0, and 1.17, respectively. . Furthermore, it is assumed that the history coefficient when the number of times of supply per day is 4 is “0.8”.

[Calculation example of supplement acquisition adjustment amount]
Supplement acquisition adjustment amount = {Vitamin C: 25 mg × 1.0 × 0.8, Vitamin B2: 0.3 mg × 1.33 × 0.8, Folic acid: 0.09 mg × 1.0 × 0.8, Vitamin B6 : 0.5 mg × 1.17 × 0.8}
Finally, {vitamin C: 20 mg, vitamin B2: 0.32 mg, folic acid: 0.07 mg, vitamin B6: 0.47 mg} are determined as supplement acquisition adjustment amounts.

  Returning to FIG. 20, after the supplement acquisition adjustment amount is determined in S2164, the tolerable daily amount of the user is determined for each supplement type by further referring to the supplement tolerance upper limit amount table 590 (S2165). As an example, if the supplement type is vitamin B6 and the user is an 8-year-old male, the tolerable amount of vitamin B6 is determined to be “24 mg”. Subsequently, the user history table 510 is referred to, and the supplement acquisition adjustment amount calculated in S2164 is used to determine whether the total supplement acquisition adjustment amount for the day does not exceed the tolerable amount (upper limit). (S2166). For each supplement type, the daily intake amount is extracted from the user history table 510 and added, and the supplement acquisition adjustment amount calculated in S2164 is added to calculate the total supplement acquisition adjustment amount for the day. Good.

  If the result of the determination in S2166 is NO, that is, if the daily supplement acquisition adjustment amount exceeds the allowable tolerance, the excess supplement is subtracted and the daily supplement acquisition adjustment amount = tolerance. The supplement acquisition adjustment amount is adjusted by subtraction so as to be the capacity (S2167). Then, the subtracted supplement acquisition adjustment amount is finally determined as the actual supplement supply amount in the supplement information to be blended (S2168). On the other hand, if the result of the determination in S2166 is YES, the calculated supplement acquisition adjustment amount is finally determined as the actual supplement supply amount in the supplement information to be blended (S2168).

  With reference to FIG. 21, the process for supplement supply after the determination of the supplement information which should be mix | blended is demonstrated. First, the interface unit 220 of the user device receives a supplement supply instruction by a user's touch operation (S221 / FIG. 17 (f)). In response to the supplement supply instruction, the instruction unit 226 of the user device instructs the supplement supply apparatus together with the supplement supply instruction to supply the supplement type and the supplement supply amount (S222). At this time, as the supplement type, an identification code (ID) such as a cartridge ID or a supplement ID is specified, and the ID is returned to the supplement supply device. Further, the supplement supply amount is preferably calculated as the motor rotation speed in the drive unit 447 of the supplement supply device, and then the supplement supply device is instructed.

  Upon receiving a supplement supply instruction from the user device (S421), the supplement supply apparatus 400 issues an extraction / combination and supply processing instruction to the cartridge in the designated slot section by the instruction section 426 in response to the instruction. . In response to this, the drive unit 447 of the supplement output unit 445 drives the motor, that is, rotates the cartridge associated with the identification code (ID) of the slot unit by the designated number of rotations, and from each cartridge, The specified amount of supplement is extracted (S422). The extracted supplement is blended as it is. The blended supplement is then output from the discharge port provided above the discharge unit 48 by the discharge processing unit 448 of the supplement output unit 445 and supplied to an external container (S423).

  When the supply is completed, a supply completion report is reported to the user device by the use history transmission unit 428 of the supplement supply device and fed back (S424). When the user device 200 receives the supply completion report (S223), a record is added to the user usage history table 510 by the usage history registration unit 228 of the user device, and a usage history registration instruction is also given to the management server device 100. (S224). That is, the usage history is synchronized with the management server device. In response to this, the user history management unit 142 of the management server device registers the user usage history in the user usage history table 510 in the management server device (S121).

Other embodiments (stand-alone supplement supply device)
In the embodiment described so far, a supplement blending support process for determining a supplement to be taken by a user is performed through interaction with the management server device 100 and the supplement supply device 400 with the user device 200 as the center. It was. That is, it is assumed that the supplement blending support unit 260 having the supplement blending support logic is arranged in the user device 200. As described above, the supplement combination support unit may be arranged and functioning in the server apparatus 100 (160) or may be arranged and functioning in the supplement supply apparatus 400 (460).

  In particular, when the supplement combination support unit 460 functions in the supplement supply device 400, the user device 200 is provided in the supplement supply device 400. In this regard, the supplement supply device 400 can be used offline as a stand-alone device. Specifically, as long as the user specifying unit 430 included in the interface unit of the supplement supply device can specify the user, steps S205, S211 to S218 (including S2161 to S2168) performed in the user device 200, and the like are performed. S221 to S224 can be performed in the supplement supply apparatus 400. (Note that the user can be specified by the user specifying unit 430 of the interface unit.)

However, when the supplement supply device 400 is used offline, the use history registration step (S224) to the management server 100 that cannot be performed unless online is a problem. The problem should be dealt with as follows.
That is, after a user uses the supplement supply device 400 offline and discharges the supplement to the external container, the user usage history is temporarily stored locally in the supplement supply device 400. After that, when the supplement supply device 400 goes online through any user terminal, the usage history transmission unit 428 transmits the user usage history to the management server device 100 via the network at that timing. It is good. Here, the supplement supply device 400 being in an online state means that any user terminal 200 is connected to the supplement supply device 400. In other words, any user terminal 200 may be used, and it should be noted that the user terminal of the user who has received the supply using the supplement supply apparatus 400 first need not be used.

  As described above, according to the supplement blending support method, the supplement supply system, and the supplement supply apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention, a new supplement supply service with high user availability can be realized. Further, it is possible to provide a blending logic capable of instructing an appropriate supplement blending nutritionally supported according to the user for a supplement supply device loaded with various supplements.

  The above-described embodiments are merely examples for facilitating understanding of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the present invention. The present invention can be changed and improved without departing from the gist thereof, and it is needless to say that the present invention includes equivalents thereof.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Supplement supply system, 2, 3, 4 ... Network, 100 ... Management server apparatus, 200 ... User apparatus, 300 ... Wearable apparatus, 400 ... Supplement supply apparatus, 441 ... Slot part, 447 ... Drive part, 47 ... Compounding part 48 ... Discharge section, 50 ... cartridge, 51 ... IC chip

Claims (21)

A supplement formulation support method executed by a computer communicatively coupled to a supplement supply device,
Receiving supplement supply availability information from the supplement supply device;
Receiving a schedule information and determining a plurality of behavior information based on the schedule information;
Determining supplement criteria information based on the behavior information;
Determining supplement information to be formulated by the supplement supply device by adjusting the supplement reference information based at least on the supplement supply available information and the user information of the user. The supplement formulation support method according to claim 1,
The action information includes at least an individual action part specified according to the schedule information and an action intensity of the individual action part,
The supplement formulation support method, wherein the supplement criterion information determined based on the behavior information includes a supplement type corresponding to the individual behavior part and a supplement reference amount according to the behavior intensity of the individual behavior part. In the supplement blending support method according to claim 1 or 2,
The behavior information includes at least an individual behavior posture specified according to the schedule information and a behavior strength of the individual behavior posture,
The supplement formulation support method, wherein the supplement reference information determined based on the behavior information includes a supplement type according to the individual behavior posture and a supplement reference amount according to the behavior strength of the individual behavior posture. In the supplement blending support method according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The behavior information includes at least the individual behavior content specified according to the schedule information and the behavior strength of the individual behavior content,
The supplement formulation support method, wherein the supplement criterion information determined based on the behavior information includes a supplement type according to the individual behavior content and a supplement reference amount according to the behavior intensity of the individual behavior content. In the supplement blending support method according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The schedule information includes both past schedule information and future schedule information;
The supplement formulation support method, wherein the behavior information includes behavior information corresponding to the past schedule information and behavior information corresponding to the future schedule information. In the supplement blending support method according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
The supplement formulation support method, wherein the user information includes at least one or both of the age and sex of the user and the number of times of supply per day. In the supplement blending support method according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
A supplement blending support method, wherein the supplement supply available information includes a supplement type and a supplement remaining amount of a supplement that can be supplied in a cartridge mounted in a slot portion of the supplement supply device. A supplement blending support method according to any one of claims 1 to 7,
Further comprising receiving the user's biometric information;
The supplement blending support method, wherein the step of determining the supplement information includes further adjusting the supplement reference information based on the biological information.   The supplement blending support method according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the computer is provided in the supplement supply apparatus. A supplement supply system comprising a supplement supply device and a user device,
The supplement supply device comprises:
A slot portion on which a plurality of cartridges containing supplements are mounted, wherein the supplement type of the stored supplements can be specified based on an ID associated with each cartridge; and
A supplement output unit that extracts and blends the supplements in the two or more cartridges at a specified supply amount and supplies the supplements to the outside;
The user equipment is
A first acquisition unit that receives input of schedule information;
A second acquisition unit that receives, from the supplement supply device, an ID associated with each of the cartridges mounted in the slot unit and a supplement remaining amount of the stored supplement;
The supplement reference amount of the supplement determined based on the schedule information is adjusted based on at least the supplement type and the supplement remaining amount specified based on the ID and user information of the user, and the ID A supplement determining unit that determines the supply amount of supplements to be associated;
A supplement supply system comprising: an instruction unit that instructs the supplement supply apparatus together with a supplement supply instruction to supply the ID and the supplement supply amount. The supplement supply system according to claim 10, further comprising a sensor unit that acquires biological information of the user,
The user device receives the biological information from a sensor unit,
The supplement supply system which further adjusts the said supplement reference | standard amount based on the said biometric information in the supplement determination part of the said user apparatus.   The supplement supply system according to claim 11, wherein the sensor unit is provided in the user device.   The supplement supply system of Claim 11 or 12 with which the said sensor part is comprised in the said supplement supply apparatus.   The supplement supply system according to claim 11, wherein the sensor unit is provided in a wearable device that is worn by the user and capable of communicating with the user device.   The supplement supply system according to any one of claims 10 to 14, wherein the function of the user device is provided in the supplement supply device.   The user device is a mobile device that can wirelessly communicate with the supplement supply device and can be carried by the user, or a device that is fixedly installed in the vicinity of the supplement supply device. The supplement supply system according to claim 15. 17. The supplement supply system according to claim 10, wherein the supplement supply device further includes a reader unit that communicates with an IC chip included in each cartridge to read the ID associated with each cartridge. In addition,
A supplement supply system in which the supplement remaining amount of the contained supplement associated with the ID can be identified. A supplement supply device,
A first identification unit for identifying a user;
A second specifying unit for specifying supplement supply available information in cooperation with a plurality of cartridges mounted on the supplement supply device;
A first determination unit that determines a plurality of behavior information based on the input schedule information;
A second determination unit that determines supplement criterion information based on the behavior information;
A third determining unit that adjusts the supplement reference information based on at least the supplement supply available information and the user information of the user to obtain supplement information;
Based on the supplement information, each supplement is extracted from the cartridge, and a blending unit for blending,
A supplement supply apparatus comprising: a discharge unit that discharges the blended supplement to the outside. The supplement supply device according to claim 18, further comprising a sensor unit that acquires biological information of the user,
The user device receives the biological information from the biological sensor;
The supplement supply apparatus which further adjusts the said supplement reference amount based on the said biometric information in the 3rd determination part of the said user apparatus. The supplement supply device according to claim 18 or 19, wherein the blending unit is
A reader unit that communicates with an IC chip included in each cartridge and reads the supplement supply available information,
A supplement supply device, wherein the supplement supply possibility information includes a supplement type and a supplement remaining amount of a supplement that can be supplied, which is accommodated in a cartridge mounted in a slot portion of the supplement supply device. The supplement supply device according to any one of claims 18 to 20, further comprising:
A transmission unit that transmits the usage history of the user, and after discharging the blended supplement to the outside, when the supplement supply device is connected to the network via the arbitrary user device, A supplement supply apparatus comprising a transmission unit for transmitting the usage history.