KR102256259B1 - An untact type commodity transation system using a showcase space rental and a management method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a contact-free product transaction system using a showcase space rental and a management method thereof, and more particularly, to a contact-free product transaction system, which enables a seller and a purchase to transact a used product, and can safely manage the used product. To this end, the contact-free product transaction system of the present invention comprises: at least one showcase located inside an offline boutique, displaying and storing a product desired to be sold by a booker at the outside, and having a locking device, a recognition unit for recognizing a code to be input or scanned, a communication unit for communicating with the outside, and a control unit for controlling the recognition unit and the communication unit; and a management unit provided to communicate with the showcase, receiving a reservation request from a terminal of the booker who places the product in the showcase, providing the terminal of the booker with a code in response to the reservation request, and managing information on the boutique and the showcase usable by the booker to provide the same for the booker.

Description

{An untact type commodity transation system using a showcase space rental and a management method thereof}

The present invention relates to a non-face-to-face product transaction system and a management method thereof using a showcase space rental, and in detail, a seller and a buyer can trade for used goods without meeting each other, and the management of used goods can be made safely. It relates to a non-face-to-face product transaction system and a management method thereof using a showcase space rental.

In the case of trading used goods, pictures and prices of the goods you want to sell using an offline second-hand marketplace, or an online cafe (e.g., Naver's second-hand country), or a second-hand transaction mobile app (e.g., carrot market, etc.), When the terms of the transaction are uploaded, it is common for the buyer to express their intention to buy, and the seller and the buyer meet to exchange goods and money, or the buyer deposits the money and the seller delivers it to the buyer by courier.

However, in this case, there is a problem in that the buyer has to make a purchase decision by judging only with photos, etc. without seeing the actual product, and there is a problem that puts a mental burden on the buyer or seller who tends to be burdened with face to face with others in the first place.

In addition, there has been a problem of having to make face-to-face contact even when non-face-to-face contact is important due to the recent corona crisis.

In addition, there was a problem that personal information that can occur in direct transactions is exposed (mobile phone number, home address, account number, etc.), transaction costs (transportation costs) are incurred, and there is a possibility of crime in the case of expensive products.

In the case of Korean Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 10-2018-007548 (published on Jan. 23, 2018), although it is a prior document on used goods transaction and price calculation, it does not provide a solution for non-face-to-face transactions. 0006878 (published on January 21, 2020), Korean Patent Publication 10-2020-0061843 (published on June 3, 2020), Korean Patent Publication 10-2020-0067585 (published on June 12, 2020), Korean Patent Registration 10-2140142 (Announcement on July 31, 2020), Korean Patent Registration 10-1510613 (Announcement on April 8, 2015), Korean Patent Publication 10-2018-0029617 (published on March 21, 2018), Korean Patent Registration 10-2166299 (announcement on March 21, 2020) 10. 15 Announcement), although it is about goods, books, and courier boxes, it is not a matter of direct transactions between the buyer and seller of the goods, so it is not a matter of used goods transactions and other goods transactions. There was a problem that it was far.

Korean Patent Application Publication 10-2018-007548 (published on Jan. 23, 2018)

Korean Patent Publication 10-2020-0006878 (published on January 21, 2020)

Korean Patent Publication 10-2020-0061843 (published on June 3, 2020)

Korean Patent Publication 10-2020-0067585 (published on June 12, 2020)

Korean Patent Registration 10-2140142 (announced on July 31, 2020)

Korean Patent Registration 10-1510613 (announced on April 8, 2015)

Korean Patent Publication 10-2018-0029617 (published on March 21, 2018)

Korean Patent Registration 10-2166299 (announced on October 15, 2020)

The present invention is intended to solve such problems, and non-face-to-face goods transactions using a showcase space rental in which goods can be stably traded even through non-face-to-face, and a buyer or viewer of the goods can actually see the goods without a seller or a seller. Its purpose is to provide a system and its operation method.

The present invention for achieving this purpose is that while being installed in an offline boutique, it is possible to display and store items (eg, used luxury goods) that a reservationer wants to sell outside, and has a locking device, and recognizes an input or scannable code. At least one showcase including a recognition unit, a communication unit for communicating with the outside, and a control unit for controlling them; It is provided to communicate with the showcase above, receives a reservation request from the reservation's terminal who wants to put the goods in the showcase, provides the code to the reservation's terminal according to the reservation request, and manages information on boutiques and showcases that can be used by the reservation. And it provides a non-face-to-face product transaction system using a showcase space rental, characterized in that it includes a management unit that provides this to the reservation.

In addition, the controller of the showcase is characterized in that the recognition unit recognizes the beach code issued by the reservationer who intends to store the item, and releases the locking device according to the recognized result value.

The controller of the showcase is characterized in that, when the booker opens the showcase using the beach code received, inserts the item, and closes the door, it discards the corresponding beach code so that it cannot be reused.

The management unit transmits the information on the showcase that the reservation can use to the reservation's terminal according to the reservation's location information and the information of the items to be stored. It characterized in that it receives the viewing information and beach status information of the spectator from the showcase and continuously or intermittently transmits the information to the reservation.

The management unit includes an authentication unit that certifies goods for the sale of registered used goods, and the authentication unit performs authentication only for branded goods that meet or exceed predetermined criteria or products with genuine authentication codes. Characterized in that.

The management unit registers the goods that the spectator wants to watch or purchase, and when such goods are actually worn in the showcase of a specific offline boutique, the information on the goods and the information on the boutiques and showcases received are sent to the terminal of the spectator. It is characterized by sending a push alarm.

In addition, the present invention is installed in an offline boutique that the reservationer wants to sell, can store the item while displaying it outside, has a locking device, a recognition unit that recognizes input or scannable codes, and a communication unit that communicates with the outside, and controls them. At least one showcase having a control unit; It is provided to communicate with the showcase above, receives a reservation request from the reservation's terminal who wants to put the goods in the showcase, provides the code to the reservation's terminal according to the reservation request, and manages information on boutiques and showcases that can be used by the reservation. A method for managing a non-face-to-face product transaction system using a showcase space rental, comprising: a management unit for providing this to a reservation person, the method comprising: receiving a request for a showcase reservation and a beach code issuance from a reservation terminal; Authenticating the items to be furnished according to the reservationer authentication, the showcase reservation application, and the beach code issuance request; Upon completion of the authentication, searching for a showcase of a boutique capable of providing items to be stored, and transmitting the information and a beach code to the reservation's terminal; If the beach code provided to the reservation terminal is recognized by the recognition unit of the showcase of the designated boutique, check the reservation information, and if they match, designate a specific showcase number to the designated boutique and provide the reserved items to be placed. It provides a management method of a non-face-to-face product transaction system using a showcase space rental comprising a.

After the reserved items are provided, if the door of the designated individual showcase is locked, the previously provided beach code is discarded so that it cannot be reused.

When viewing of the furnished article occurs, it is characterized in that it further comprises the step of providing the viewing details to the reservation terminal.

When a product desired to be viewed or purchased is registered through the spectator's terminal, and the product is actually stocked in a showcase of a specific boutique, information about the item and information about the boutique and showcase are pushed to the spectator's terminal. It is characterized by sending.

According to the present invention, there is a convenience that a transaction can be performed through a non-face-to-face transaction between a person who wants to sell an item and a person who wants to purchase it.

In addition, since the viewing details of the items in storage are provided, the market's reaction to the items they have put out to sell can be known, and when such data is accumulated, it is possible to predict the market's preference for a specific item.

On the other hand, when a specific item is in stock, a push alarm is provided to a person who wants to purchase the item, thereby providing convenience for purchasing the item.

The problem of security can be solved by providing a beach code for one time use.

In addition, if you want to put the item you want to sell in an offline showcase, it not only provides a convenient place for the reservation to leave, but also provides information that can be left to a place with high demand for the item, thereby maximizing the convenience of the reservation. I can.

In addition, by collecting and providing external information on prices, there is also an advantage of securing price transparency.

In addition, it has the advantage of preventing personal information exposure (mobile phone number, home address, account number, etc.) that may occur in direct transactions, suppressing transaction costs (transportation costs), and preventing crimes caused by face-to-face transactions. .

1 is a schematic diagram of a system according to the invention.
2 is a control block diagram of a system according to the present invention.
3 to 6 are flowcharts of a process of making a showcase reservation in the system of the present invention.
Fig. 7 is a flow chart of a case of entrusting an article in the system of the present invention.
8 is a flowchart of a process of placing an article after reservation of a showcase in the system of the present invention.
9 is a flowchart illustrating a case where a viewer visits a boutique to view stored items in the system of the present invention.
10 is a flowchart illustrating a case where a viewer receives a push alarm for a desired item in the system of the present invention and visits a boutique to view stored items.
11 is a flowchart of a case where a spectator pays for an item in the system of the present invention.

The present invention is intended to illustrate and describe specific embodiments in the drawings, as various changes may be made and various embodiments may be provided.

However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to a specific embodiment, it should be understood to include all changes, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention.

Terms including ordinal numbers such as first and second may be used to describe various elements, but the elements are not limited by the terms.

The above terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another component.

For example, without departing from the scope of the present invention, the second element may be referred to as the first element, and similarly, the first element may be referred to as the second element.

The term and/or includes a combination of a plurality of related listed items or any of a plurality of related listed items.

When a component is referred to as being "connected" or "connected" to another component, it is understood that it may be directly connected or connected to the other component, but other components may exist in the middle. It should be.

On the other hand, when a component is referred to as being "directly connected" or "directly connected" to another component, it should be understood that there is no other component in the middle.

The terms used in the present application are only used to describe specific embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention.

Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.

In the present application, terms such as "comprise" or "have" are intended to designate the presence of features, numbers, steps, actions, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification, but one or more other features. It is to be understood that the presence or addition of elements or numbers, steps, actions, components, parts, or combinations thereof does not preclude in advance.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, but identical or corresponding components are denoted by the same reference numerals regardless of reference numerals, and redundant descriptions thereof will be omitted.

As shown in Fig. 1, a non-face-to-face transaction system (hereinafter, referred to as'system') using a showcase space rental according to the present invention (1) is a terminal of a reservationer (seller, a person who intends to sell, or a person who makes a reservation for goods) (100), and a showcase 200 in a specific boutique (B) so that the reservation person can display the item to others, and such a showcase 200 and the reservation's terminal 100 is provided to communicate with the It is divided into a management unit 300 that manages the purchase and sale of goods, information on the person making a reservation, information on a showcase, information on other people's viewing of the goods, and price information.

Here, the used goods may be a representative example, but the used goods are not limited, and the reservation person is not limited to an individual, and may be a corporation or a group.

On the other hand, the spectator may be classified as a person who can send and receive information through a terminal by registering as a member of the system, or a person who directly visited the boutique B without a separate membership registration (aka walk-in spectator).

A spectator who has registered as a member can also make a reservation for viewing items that he/she wants to see using his/her terminal 400, or items that he/she wants to see or purchase in the future (e.g., Chanel caviar clutch bag, Prada company). In the case of registering a piano new bucket bag), a push alarm can be sent to the registered spectator when the item is stored in the showcase of a specific boutique (for example, a boutique in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu) in the future.

These push alarms can be received through SMS messages, e-mails, or dedicated applications. This push alarm is provided to a person who has subscribed to the system.

On the other hand, in the case of a reservationer, reservation of a showcase to be described later and information transmission can be performed through SMS or a dedicated application.

The showcase 200 is installed in a boutique (exclusive store) B provided in various regions, and is provided in a form such as a split-type cabinet that can separate and store several items.

It is preferable that the showcase 200 is equipped with a transparent window through which stored items can be viewed, and such a transparent window is preferably mounted on a door that can be opened or closed. In addition, next to the showcase are provided a display unit (display) unit, an input unit, and a recognition unit that provide various image or text information. This will be described in detail below.

As shown in Fig. 2, the showcase 200 includes a communication unit 201 that communicates with the outside (terminal, management unit), a locking unit 202 that locks or unlocks a door, and an input unit 203 that receives a user's input. ), a recognition unit 204 such as a scanner that recognizes a code such as a QR code or a barcode, and a display unit 205 that displays information or other information input by the user (price information, year information, size information, etc.) ), a sensor unit (e.g., a weight sensor, an image sensor, a space sensor, etc.) 206 that detects the condition inside the showcase or whether or not an item is stored, and a payment that can receive payment with a credit card or a mobile card. It includes a unit 207 and a control unit 208 for controlling them, a camera unit 209 for photographing the state of an article or around the cabinet, and a memory unit 210 capable of storing various types of information.

The control unit 208 may generate and/or manage control information (eg, commands) based on an application programming interface (API), Internet of Things (IoT), and information & communication technology (ICT) technology.

The communication unit 201 may transmit and receive various data, signals, and information, such as a management unit and/or a user terminal. In addition, the communication unit 201 is a wireless communication module (for example, a cellular communication module, a short-range wireless communication module, or a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) communication module) or a wired communication module (for example, a local area network (LAN) or a power line communication module). ) Can be included.

In addition, the communication unit 201 is a first network (for example, a short-range communication network such as Bluetooth, WiFi direct or IrDA (infrared data association)) or a second network (for example, a cellular network, the Internet, or a computer network (for example, LAN or WAN). ) Through a long-distance communication network).

These various types of communication units 201 may be integrated into one component (eg, a single chip), or may be implemented as a plurality of separate components (eg, multiple chips).

The input unit 203 stores commands or data to be used for the components of the management unit 300 and/or the user terminals 100 and 400 outside the management unit 300 and/or the user terminals 100 and 400 (for example, a user (e.g., a user). ; The first user, the second user, etc.), can be received from the management unit).

In addition, the input unit 203 includes the management unit 300 or the user terminals 100 and 400, and/or a touch-recognizable display installed in an external server, a touch pad, a button-type recognition module, a voice recognition sensor, a microphone, a mouse, or a keyboard. Can include.

Here, the touch-recognizable display, touch pad, and button-type recognition module may recognize a touch through a user's body (eg, a finger) through a pressure-sensitive and/or capacitive method.

The display unit 205 is a module that displays signals (eg, voice signals), information, data, images, and/or various objects generated by a management unit and/or a user terminal or acquired through the communication unit 201 to be.

For example, the display unit 205 may include a display, a screen, a display unit, a speaker, and/or a light emitting device (eg, an LED lamp).

Here, the input unit 203, the recognition unit 204, and the display unit 205 may be configured as one touch pad module or may be provided as separate components.

The camera unit 209 uses various algorithms for object feature extraction such as Histogram of Oriented Gradient (HOG), Haar-like feature, Co-occurrence HOG, local binary pattern (LBP), and features from accelerated segment test (FAST). , From the image information and/or the image obtained from the camera device, the image information and/or the outline of the object in the image or the text (or the outline (or appearance) representing information) that can be extracted from the object may be obtained. .

The camera unit 209 may recognize (or identify) an object from the acquired image through image analysis, and may generate masking image information by masking a region corresponding to the recognized object.

In this case, the masking process is, for example, a difference image method, a model of gaussian (MOG) algorithm using GMM (Gaussian Mixture Models), a codebook algorithm, etc. A method of extracting an object candidate region corresponding to can be used.

For example, when information indicating that the storage of the unauthorized article has occurred (e.g., unauthorized article storage detection information) is generated, the camera unit 209 corresponds to the unauthorized user who stored the unauthorized article in the image captured for a predetermined time. You can control to extract the object you want.

For example, when information indicating that the storage of unauthorized items has occurred is generated by the sensor unit 206, the camera unit 209 extracts an object corresponding to the person from the image captured for a predetermined time, and the Information indicating the extracted object may be transmitted to the management unit 300, and the management unit 300 may generate information indicating an unauthorized user based on the information indicating the received object.

The management unit 300 includes a communication unit 301 that communicates with the outside (terminal, showcase), an authentication unit 302 that authenticates a user, and a reservation unit that receives reservations for a showcase rental for product sales, and manages reservation information. 303 and an operation unit 304 that calculates the rental price of the showcase to be rented or the used price of the product itself based on the rental period and various information (eg, price of the item to be furnished, year, etc.) for the showcase 200 ), a space management unit 306, and a control unit 305.

The calculation unit 304 may automatically calculate the latest transaction price for the same product, etc., based on information provided by crawling, and provide the information.

In addition, the calculation unit 304 may perform a function of predicting a future reservation status in advance through artificial intelligence learning using continuously accumulated reservation data or response data of a viewer according to the wearing of a specific item.

Here, in the artificial intelligence module used in the calculation unit 304, the artificial intelligence module may calculate weights of a plurality of inputs in the function through deep learning through learning.

Various models such as a recurrent neural network (RNN), a deep neural network (DNN), and/or a dynamic recurrent neural network (DRNN) may be used as an artificial intelligence network model used for such learning.

Here, RNN is a deep learning technique that considers both current and past data at the same time, and the cyclic neural network (RNN) represents a neural network in which the connections between units constituting the artificial neural network form a directed cycle.

Furthermore, various methods can be used for a structure capable of configuring a recurrent neural network (RNN), for example, a Fully Recurrent Network, a Hopfield Network, an Elman Network, and an ESN (Echo). State Network), Long Short Term Memory Network (LSTM), Bi-directional RNN, Continuous-Time RNN (CTRNN), hierarchical RNN, and secondary RNN are representative examples. In addition, as a method for training a recurrent neural network (RNN), a gradient descent method, Hessian Free Optimization, Global Optimization Method, or the like may be used.

The space management unit 306 plays a role of overall management and creation of information on storage space, such as information on each boutique, code management of each boutique, and current status of showcases installed in each boutique.

On the other hand, the management unit 300 includes a DB unit 310 for recording various information.

The DB unit 310 includes a showcase information DB 311, a user information DB 312, a product information DB 313, a visit/view history DB 314, a sales information DB 315, and a reservation information DB 316. Etc.

The showcase information DB 311 includes the location of the boutiques, the quantity of showcases arranged in each boutique, the quantity of available showcases, the quantity of showcases that are currently stored, the remaining storage period of the showcases currently being rented (rental), the storage period, etc. Includes.

The user information DB 312 includes information of a reservationer who requested the item to be stored after an authentication process and information on a beach code (eg, a QR code, a barcode) for storing the item provided to the user. In addition, it is desirable to include information on a person who has applied for or performed a visit, or who made a purchase more than once.

The article information DB 313 includes information such as the price, purchase year, manufacturer, and product name of objects to be stored (eg, bags, watches, shoes, etc.).

The visit/view information DB 314 includes visit information (eg, the number of visits per day) of people who visit the corresponding store, the number of visits to a specific item, and information on the item to be viewed.

The reservation information DB 316 includes information on reservation history by specific area, reservation status by region, reservation status, yearly/monthly/weekly/daily/day of the week/item.

The sales information DB 315 contains information on sales information linked to actual sales among items that have been reserved and received, and the period from the date of reservation and stocking to the actual sale, history, number of visitors therebetween, and visitors It contains information on sales relations according to the gender/age group of women, and wearing push alarms.

The storage module used for such a DB stores data such as basic programs, application programs, and setting information for basic operation.

In addition, the storage module includes a flash memory type, a hard disk type, a multimedia card micro type, a card type memory (eg, SD or XD memory, etc.), Magnetic memory, magnetic disk, optical disk, RAM (Random Access Memory, RAM), SRAM (Static Random Access Memory), ROM (Read-Only Memory, ROM), PROM (Programmable Read-Only Memory), EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read- Only Memory) may include at least one storage medium.

All components of the management unit 300 are managed and controlled by the control unit 305.

3 to 5 are diagrams illustrating a procedure performed by a reservationer who intends to reserve a showcase to be sold by placing an item (used item) to be sold to rent a showcase.

The reservationer accesses the management unit using the terminal, registers as a member, and receives authentication (S301). As shown in Fig. 4, authentication is completed through authentication through a mobile phone SMS number authentication, authentication through a dedicated application, or authentication through a unique number of an identification card (S3011, S3012).

Upon completion of identification, member information is registered and stored in the user information DB (S3013, S3014).

Then, a procedure for registering the product is performed (S302).

In the article registration procedure (S302), as shown in Fig. 5, the type or name of the article to be sold is input as text, or an image is attached and transmitted to the management unit (S3021, S3022).

The management department (particularly, the authentication department) authenticates the product registration for the received product, and this authentication confirms whether the item is unsoldable. In the case of an unsellable item, it is determined whether it is a fake brand, not a genuine brand, and for this purpose, authentication is performed through a procedure of checking the brand and genuine code (S3023).

When the product registration is completed through this process, the product degree is registered in the DB (S3024, S3025).

Upon completion of membership verification and registration, product verification and registration, the management department asks whether or not to make a showcase reservation, and when the reservationer responds to make a reservation for the showcase and makes an application, the management unit provides information on the appropriate showcase to the reservationer. (S303).

Here, a showcase suitable for a reservation may be a showcase for a nearby boutique, or a showcase for a boutique in an area where the item is sold well or where people with a lot of interest are distributed.

That is, FIG. 6 shows a procedure for a reservation to make a reservation for the showcase 200.

As shown in Fig. 6, the reservationer applies for the showcase reservation registration to the management unit 300 using the terminal 100.

When a reservation is requested to register for a showcase reservation, the type of information to be displayed in the showcase, that is, whether it is provided directly or through an agent, and visitor information are provided together.

The reservation unit 303 constituting the reservation system inside the management unit transmits the request for reservation registration to the space management unit 306 along with necessary information.

The space management unit 306 considers the information on the showcase according to whether or not the current item is stored, the type and size of the item to be placed in the showcase, and the rental schedule (rental start date ~ rental end date), and a showcase suitable for the reservationer who has applied for reservation registration, and The information of the store where the showcase is located, and information on the estimated price are provided to the reservation unit, and the reservation unit issues a beach-use code (one-time use) to the reservation's terminal along with this information and sends it.

The beach code may be a numeric code, a QR code, or a barcode, but is not limited thereto, and any code that can be read through a scanner or that can be entered using a keyboard or touch pad can be used. Do.

In addition, while transmitting the code, a reservation number for each registered item is generated and transmitted together, as well as the location/code of the store where the showcase to be rented is located, so that the user can conveniently visit the store.

And Fig. 7 is a flow chart of a case where the reservationer visits the store and wants to put the goods in the showcase (corresponding to S305 in Fig. 3).

On the date the reservationer makes a reservation, visits the reserved store with the terminal 100, and the code received from the terminal for the reserved showcase 200 is read by the recognition unit (scan unit) provided in the showcase, or a touch pad When input is input using other input devices (keyboard), the control unit of the showcase 200 transmits it to the space management unit through the communication unit.

The information transmitted to the space management unit 306 is code recognition information, a boutique code, and reservation information (e.g., reservation order number), and the space management unit 306 determines whether the person who made the reservation based on the transmitted information is correct. Check and, if correct, send again, specifying the number of the showcase that can be used as a boutique visited by the booker.

A signal (visual signal, audio signal) informing that it is available is displayed in the designated individual showcase 200 in the boutique that has received such information, and the lock state of the locking device of the corresponding individual showcase 200 is released.

When the reservationer opens the door of the relevant showcase 200, puts the item in, and then closes the door, the locking device operates again and the door becomes in an unopenable state, and this state is transmitted to the space management unit 306, and at the same time, the reservation's terminal ( The beach codes listed in 100) are discarded and cannot be reopened using them again.

If the reservationer wishes to reopen the door, he/she must obtain a code again and open the door again. This is due to theft or loss of the reservation holder's terminal, or by copying, hacking, etc. This is to prevent taking them.

If the reservationer cannot directly visit the boutique, if the reservation is delivered to the boutique store employee through a courier or a third party, the employee puts the item in the designated showcase 200, and the image in the installed state is displayed in the boutique showcase 200 ) -> It is transmitted to the reservation's terminal 100 through the space management unit 306 so that the reservation can know the status of the reservation.

In addition, after the item is placed in the showcase 200 and the door is closed, the viewing history of the item stored in the showcase 200 continuously or intermittently during the rental period, the remaining storage period, etc., are displayed in the form of a push alarm. It is transmitted to the reservation's terminal 100.

The above is summarized once again using FIG. 8.

When a reservation is requested to the management department (including the reservation department and space management department) 300 to request a reservation and issue a code in order to rent a showcase to store the goods for the sale of (used) goods, the management department 300 searches for available boutiques. And generate code. However, it goes without saying that user registration and authentication and product authentication must be preceded.

Thereafter, reservation information (reservation number, etc.), available boutique information (eg, Sinsadong boutique), and code (bar code, QR code, etc.) are transmitted to the reservation terminal 100, while reservation information and code are transmitted to the boutique showcase 200 Is delivered to. In addition, the code is stored in the boutique showcase (to be precise, the memory unit of the showcase) 200.

Next, when the reservationer visits the designated boutique and inputs or tags the code to the recognition unit in the showcase 200, the control unit of the showcase 200 of the boutique recognizes the code through the recognition unit and checks whether or not it matches.

When it is determined that the code is matched, the boutique showcase 200 sends code matching information and reservation information to the management unit 300 to the management unit, and the management unit 300 designates an individual showcase number that can be used as the boutique showcase 200 again. And send it.

Accordingly, the door of the designated showcase is unlocked, and the reservation person puts the item in it.

In the boutique showcase 200, if the stocking status is checked, the door is locked, and the code is discarded to prevent recycling of the corresponding beach code, and this status is transmitted to the management unit 300, the management unit 300 provides storage information and By transmitting the status back to the reservation's terminal 100, the reservation can easily know this.

On the other hand, if the reservationer is unable to visit in person, by sending the goods to the boutique by courier, the boutique staff uses the master code to stock the goods and transmits the storage status information to the reservationer. Even in this state, the originally issued code is discarded.

9 shows a case where a spectator visits and views a corresponding article.

When a spectator visits a boutique and requests to view an item in the showcase 200 in which a specific item is stored, fill out the request details, register it, and then request to unlock the door, in order to view it with the help of the boutique resident staff. The door of the individual showcase that holds the specific individual item to be unlocked is unlocked.

Here, the spectator may be a spectator who has registered as a member through a terminal or the like, or may be a visiting spectator (walk-in spectator) who wants to visit and view without a separate membership registration.

Thereafter, when the spectator takes out and views the article, returns it and re-stores it in the corresponding showcase 200, the door is locked again, and the storage state of the article is photographed.

The showcase 200 of the boutique transmits such storage status photos and administrative records to the management unit, and the management unit 300 stores these details in the visit/view DB and then transmits them to the reservation.

On the other hand, when a reservation is requested for a viewing record for a specific period and a viewing record for a specific date, the management unit 300 may provide information (photo information, spectator age group, gender, visit time) and the like suitable for the request.

This information is limited to spectators who have received consent to provide personal information, and even if they have signed up for membership in the system or have not signed up as a member, information of walking-in spectators who have agreed to the personal information agreement may be provided.

Fig. 10 shows a flow that may appear when a spectator is a member who is already registered in the system and registers an item of interest to be found.

In other words, when a spectator signs up and authenticates, and then accesses an item of interest (e.g., a Chanel clutch bag) through a homepage or a dedicated application, this content is displayed in the visit/view details DB of the management unit 300. It is registered.

Thereafter, when the item desired to be viewed is placed in the showcase 200 of a specific boutique, the showcase 200 of the boutique transmits the information on the item's stocking to the management unit 300, and the article information DB of the management unit 300 It is registered, and if it matches the item stored in the visit/view history DB, a push alarm is sent to the person who applied for it.

In this case, the information to be sent is the name of the item received, the location of the boutique that was received, price, year, photo information, etc.

Since the procedure for the viewer to visit the boutique and view the items worn is the same as that described in FIG. 9, detailed descriptions will be omitted to prevent overlapping descriptions.

11 is a diagram illustrating a process in which a spectator purchases and pays for an item in a boutique. When the spectator pays for the item he or she likes, the boutique confirms the payment completion, and transmits the payment information (amount, payer, payment date, and boutique code) to the management unit and information about the item to be sold to the management unit. do.

Here, the payment can be processed by credit card, cash, or deposit without a bankbook.

The management department modifies the product information DB and sales information DB for the sold product information accordingly, and then orders the product to be released to the boutique.

If the boutique side receives an order to release the item, if the showcase is currently locked, the lock is unlocked so that the item can be taken out, so that the resident staff can hand it to the spectator so that the spectator can pick it up. Make sure you can take it out and take it with you.

On the other hand, the management department transmits to the reservationer that the sale of the relevant item has been completed, calculates the cost, informs the sales price and commission, and the actual receipt amount to be received by the reservationer, and remits the actual receipt amount to be received by the reservationer to the reservationer. The following work flow is completed.

As described above, the present invention has been described with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings, but this is only for describing the invention, and for those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs, various modifications or equivalents from the detailed description of the invention It will be appreciated that one embodiment is possible.

Therefore, the true scope of the present invention should be determined by the technical idea of the claims.

100: reservation terminal 200: showcase
300: management unit 400: spectator terminal

Claims (10)

At least one showcase located inside the offline boutique; And
And a management unit capable of communicating with the at least one showcase,
The showcase can display and store the first used goods that the reservationer wants to sell outside, and has a locking device, a recognition unit for recognizing an input or scannable code, a communication unit for communicating with the outside, and a peripheral area of the showcase. A camera unit for photographing, a sensor unit for detecting whether an article is stored in the showcase, and a control unit for controlling the camera unit, the recognition unit, the communication unit and the sensor unit,
The management unit receives a reservation request from a terminal of the reservationer who intends to place the first used goods in one of the at least one showcase, provides a code to the reservation's terminal according to the reservation request, and the reservationer receives a plurality of Manage information on available boutiques among offline boutiques and information on available showcases among at least one or more showcases in the available boutique, and provide information on the available boutiques and information on the available showcases to the reservation's terminal And give it to,
The management unit derives information on the available boutique and information on the available showcase based on the location information of the reservationer and the information of the first used item to be placed, and provides it to the reservation's terminal,
The management unit obtains the viewing information and beach status information of the first spectator after the reservation from the first showcase when the reservation is sold by placing the first used goods in the first showcase among the available showcases, and the Provide it to the reservation's terminal,
The management unit includes an authentication unit for authenticating the first used goods for sale,
The authentication unit authenticates only the first used goods to be authenticated are branded goods that satisfy a predetermined or higher standard or have a genuine authentication code,
The management unit registers a second used product that a second spectator wants to watch or purchase, and when the second used product is worn in a second showcase in a specific boutique among the plurality of offline boutiques, the second used product is Sends a push alarm to the terminal of the second spectator of information about information, information about the particular boutique, and information about the second showcase,
When information indicating that unauthorized storage of articles has occurred in the showcase is generated by the sensor unit of the showcase, the camera unit of the showcase corresponds to a person from the image of the surrounding area captured for a predetermined time. Extracting an object and providing information representing the object to the management unit,
The management unit generates information indicating an unauthorized user who has stored the unauthorized article based on the information representing the object. The method of claim 1,
The control unit of the showcase recognizes the beach code issued by the reservationer who intends to store the first used item through the recognition unit, and releases the lock device according to the recognized result value. Non-face-to-face goods transaction system using. The method of claim 2,
The showcase characterized in that the controller of the showcase disposes of the beach code so that reuse of the beach code is impossible when the showcase is opened using the beach code issued by the reservationer, and the first used item is placed and the door is closed. Non-face-to-face goods transaction system using space rental. delete delete delete delete delete delete delete

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