KR102643546B1 - System and method for collecting biological samples using kiosks - Google Patents

Abstract

A bio-sample collection system and method using a kiosk to verify the individual's identity, film the bio-sample collection process from the individual, confirm the correctness of the collection process, and collect, store, and transport the bio-sample collected by the individual to the testing site. It begins. A bio sample collection system using a kiosk includes a camera placed on the kiosk; A collection bin discharge unit formed in the kiosk; A collection bin input unit formed in the kiosk; and (i) confirming the identity of the bio sample provider as the bio sample provider enters a certain area where the kiosk is placed, and (ii) collecting the bio sample from the identified bio sample provider. and (iii) receiving a sealed collection container in which the bio sample is inserted through the collection container inlet, and (iv) a control unit that records an image of the bio sample acquisition process through the camera.

Description

Bio sample collection system and method using kiosks {SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR COLLECTING BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES USING KIOSKS}

The present invention relates to a bio sample collection system and method using a kiosk. More specifically, the present invention relates to a bio sample collection system and method using a kiosk, and more specifically, to verify the individual's identity, film the bio sample collection process from the individual, confirm whether the collection process is correct, and collect the bio sample collected by the individual. It relates to a bio-sample collection system and method using a kiosk for collection, storage, and transportation to an inspection site.

In general, kiosk technology is an unmanned information provision terminal, which is a device technology installed in public places so that the public can easily use it to provide information services and automate unmanned work.

The above-described kiosk device connects a computer to a network and is equipped with various peripheral devices such as a touch screen, card reader, fingerprint reader, passport reader, camera, speaker, interphone, and printer, and provides various applications to users through a user interface.

Recently, the use of kiosk devices has gradually expanded, and beyond simple information services, they are being developed to provide various additional services that replace human work, such as unmanned civil service issuance machines, unmanned ticketing services, unmanned check-in, and unmanned immigration inspection.

Meanwhile, bio samples are useful for monitoring human health, identifying diseases or pathological conditions, determining the progress of treatment activities, and for various other purposes.

For this purpose, biosamples need to be collected and tested. Bio samples include blood, urine, saliva, or tissue swab samples, but the process of collecting them is not simple. Basically, bio samples must be collected by medical personnel, but in the case of saliva or urine, self-collection is possible. Additionally, when collecting bio samples, bio samples must be distinguished and traceable to prevent mixing with other people's bio samples. Additionally, there is a need to improve collection methods for testing self-collected bio samples.

0001) Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2016-0052684 (May 12, 2016) (Title of invention: Method and system for securing clinical samples) 0002) Korean Patent No. 10-1713134 (2017. 02. 28.) (Title of invention: Evidence location tracking system using identification code) 0003) Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2018-0003506 (2018. 01. 09.) (Title of invention: Unmanned mail/courier management system and method) 0004) Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2013-0037077 (April 15, 2013) (Title of invention: Real-time product quality monitoring system)

Accordingly, the technical problem of the present invention is focused on this point, and the purpose of the present invention is to confirm the identity of the individual, film the bio sample collection process from the individual, confirm whether the collection process is correct, collect the bio sample collected by the individual, It provides a bio sample collection system using a kiosk for storage and transportation to the testing site.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a method of collecting bio samples using a kiosk using the bio sample collection system using the kiosk described above.

In order to realize the object of the present invention described above, a bio sample collection system using a kiosk according to an embodiment includes a camera disposed at the kiosk; A collection bin discharge unit formed in the kiosk; A collection bin input unit formed in the kiosk; and (i) confirming the identity of the bio sample provider as the bio sample provider enters a certain area where the kiosk is placed, and (ii) collecting the bio sample from the identified bio sample provider. and (iii) receiving a sealed collection container in which the bio sample is inserted through the collection container inlet, and (iv) a control unit that records an image of the bio sample acquisition process through the camera.

In one embodiment, the control unit may include an entry check module that checks whether the bio sample provider enters a certain area where the kiosk is placed.

In one embodiment, the control unit includes a sample input confirmation module that checks whether the input of the bio sample by the bio sample provider has been completed; And it may include a collection container insertion confirmation module that checks whether the sample collection container has been completely inserted into the collection container input unit.

In one embodiment, the control unit may include a video recording control module that controls video recording for authentication of bio sample collection by the bio sample provider.

In one embodiment, the control unit may include an identity verification module that requests identification of the bio sample provider based on information provided by the bio sample provider as the bio sample provider enters.

In one embodiment, the identity verification module checks whether the identity of the bio sample provider is normally confirmed through the server, and if it is determined that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, sends a message indicating that the identity has been confirmed. Can be printed.

In one embodiment, the identity verification module may output a message indicating that the identity of the bio sample provider is unconfirmed if it is not checked that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed.

The bio sample collection system using the kiosk may further include a label printing unit that prints a label with an optical code printed on it.

The bio sample collection system using the kiosk may further include a spray nozzle for spraying air or cleaning fluid, and the control unit sprays air or cleaning fluid through the spray nozzle after the bio sample provider leaves to surround the area. It may include a refresh module that controls the space to be refreshed.

The bio sample collection system using the kiosk may further include a message output unit that outputs a message in the form of an audio or video, and when the control unit determines that the input of the bio sample is complete, it may send a message requesting the lid of the sample collection container to be closed. It can be controlled to be output through the message output unit, and a message requesting insertion of the sample collection container into the collection container input unit can be controlled to be output through the message output unit.

In order to realize another object of the present invention described above, a bio sample collection method using a kiosk according to an embodiment includes the steps of checking whether a bio sample provider is present; When it is confirmed that the bio sample provider is entering, outputting an identity verification message; requesting identification of the bio sample provider based on information provided by the bio sample provider; Checking whether the identity of the bio sample provider is properly confirmed through the server; If it is not checked that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, outputting a message that the identity is not confirmed; When it is confirmed that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, outputting a message indicating that the identity has been confirmed; Starting video recording for bio sample collection authentication; Discharging a bio sample collection container for accommodating a bio sample input by the bio sample provider to the bio sample provider; Checking whether the input of the bio sample has been completed by the bio sample provider; When it is confirmed that the input of the bio sample is complete, outputting a message requesting to close the lid of the sample collection container; Outputting a message requesting to insert the sample collection container into the collection container input unit; Checking whether insertion of the sample collection container into the collection container insertion unit has been completed; and completing video recording when it is confirmed that insertion of the sample collection container into the collection container insertion unit is complete.

In one embodiment, the bio sample collection method using the kiosk includes discharging the bio sample collection container to the bio sample provider, and then printing a label with an optical code printed thereon; And it may further include outputting a message requesting to attach a label to the sample collection container.

In one embodiment, the bio sample collection method using the kiosk includes the steps of outputting an exit request message to the bio sample provider: and when it is confirmed that the bio sample provider has left, refreshing the surrounding space by spraying air or cleaning fluid. Additional steps may be included.

In one embodiment, the identity of the bio sample provider may be performed through either fingerprint recognition or passport photography.

According to the bio sample collection system and method using such a kiosk, the problems of the existing method of collecting bio samples while having a specific person present and verifying the identity of the bio sample provider are labor-consuming and have limitations in collecting large quantities by utilizing kiosk technology. This can be solved.

In addition, the bio sample provider directly collects the bio sample and provides the bio sample to the kiosk unmanned terminal collection device, and the provided bio sample goes through a process of being transported to a storage or testing space, using the kiosk's unmanned terminal technology to provide the bio sample. Sample collection and transport can be resolved without limitations on human resources.

Figure 1 is a perspective view illustrating a kiosk employing a bio sample collection system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a block diagram for explaining a bio sample collection system using a kiosk according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a diagram schematically illustrating the location of a user interface screen displayed through an image display unit disposed on the front of a kiosk.
FIGS. 4A, 4B, 4C, and 4D are diagrams for schematically illustrating conditions for preventing third-party intervention and mixing of other samples as security for identification.
Figure 5 is a flowchart explaining a method of collecting bio samples using a kiosk according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the attached drawings. Since the present invention can be subject to various changes and have various forms, specific embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the text. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to a specific disclosed form, and should be understood to include all changes, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and technical scope of the present invention.

While describing each drawing, similar reference numerals are used for similar components. In the attached drawings, the dimensions of the structures are enlarged from the actual size for clarity of the present invention.

Terms such as first, second, etc. may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. The above terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another. For example, a first component may be referred to as a second component without departing from the scope of the present invention, and similarly, the second component may also be referred to as a first component. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise.

In this application, terms such as “comprise” or “have” are intended to designate the presence of features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification, but are not intended to indicate the presence of one or more other features. It should be understood that this does not exclude in advance the possibility of the existence or addition of elements, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

Additionally, unless otherwise defined, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as generally understood by a person of ordinary skill in the technical field to which the present invention pertains. Terms defined in commonly used dictionaries should be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the meaning in the context of the related technology, and unless explicitly defined in the present application, should not be interpreted in an ideal or excessively formal sense. No.

Figure 1 is a perspective view illustrating a kiosk employing a bio sample collection system according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a block diagram for explaining a bio sample collection system using a kiosk according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to Figures 1 and 2, the bio sample collection system using a kiosk according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a camera 110, a collection bin discharge unit 120, a collection bin input unit 130, and a label print unit 140. ), a spray nozzle 150, a message output unit 160, and a control unit 170.

The camera 110 is placed in the kiosk 100 and captures a still image or video of a bio sample being introduced by a bio sample provider under the control of the control unit 170.

The collection container discharge unit 120 is formed in the kiosk 100 and discharges a sample collection container configured to allow a bio sample provider to input a bio sample under the control of the control unit 170.

The collection container input unit 130 is formed in the kiosk 100, and the bio sample provider inputs the bio sample under the control of the control unit 170 and receives a sealed sample collection container.

The label printer 140 prints a label with an optical code printed under the control of the control unit 170. For example, the bio sample provider's personal information, kiosk's unique number information, print time information, etc. can be printed on the label in the form of an optical code.

The spray nozzle 150 is disposed at the top of the carosk and sprays air or cleaning liquid under the control of the control unit 170.

The message output unit 160 includes an image display unit and an audio output unit disposed at the front of the kiosk 100, and outputs a message in the form of audio or video under control of the control unit 170. Additionally, a touch recognition unit may be placed on the image display unit. When it is checked that the input of the bio sample is complete, the control unit 170 controls the sample collection container lid closing request message to be output through the message output unit 160 and requests insertion of the sample collection container into the collection container input unit 130. The message is controlled to be output through the message output unit 160.

The above-mentioned video display unit and touch recognition unit can form a separate user interface screen. For example, a large-sized image display unit and a touch recognition unit constitute a user interface screen that can be defined in a small size. Specifically, depending on the user's selection, some areas of the image display unit and some areas of the touch recognition unit can form a small-sized user interface screen, and the configured user interface screen can be located at the top or bottom of the kiosk depending on the eye level of the bio sample provider. It can be defined in . When a user interface screen is configured at the top of the kiosk, the remaining area of the video display unit except for the corresponding user interface screen may be deactivated. Additionally, the remaining area of the touch recognition unit except the corresponding user interface screen may be deactivated. Accordingly, the user interface screen can be displayed according to the eye level of the bio sample provider.

Figure 3 is a diagram schematically illustrating the location of a user interface (UI) screen displayed through an image display unit located at the front of a kiosk.

Referring to Figure 3, for adults, the UI screen may be defined and displayed at the top of the kiosk. Meanwhile, in the case of disabled people accompanied by a guardian, disabled people alone, or children, the UI screen can be defined and displayed at the bottom of the kiosk. The location of the above-described UI screen can be set by the bio sample provider's settings.

Referring again to FIGS. 1 and 2, the control unit 170 includes an entry check module 171, an identity verification module 172, a sample input confirmation module 173, a collection container input confirmation module 174, and a video recording control module ( 175), and a central control module 176, which (i) confirms the identity of the bio sample provider as the bio sample provider enters a certain area where the kiosk 100 is placed, and (ii) identifies the bio sample provider. Controlling the collection bin outlet 120 to obtain a bio sample from the confirmed bio sample provider, (iii) receiving the sealed collection bin into which the bio sample is inserted through the collection bin inlet 130, (iv) receiving the bio sample The acquisition process is recorded through a camera 110.

The entry check module 171 checks whether the bio sample provider enters a certain area where the kiosk 100 is placed. To this end, a floor sensor 180 may be further placed near the bottom of the kiosk 100 and a motion sensor 190 may be further placed on the front upper part of the kiosk 100. As the bio sample provider is present in the floor sensor 180, pressure is detected and it is recognized that the bio sample provider has entered. The motion sensor 190 recognizes that the bio sample provider has entered the imaging area.

FIGS. 4A, 4B, 4C, and 4D are diagrams for schematically illustrating conditions for preventing third-party intervention and mixing of other samples as security for identification.

Referring to FIG. 4A, the entry check module 171 recognizes a single bio sample provider as a normal condition through the floor sensor 180 and the motion sensor 190. Accordingly, video recording of the sample collection process by the bio sample provider can be performed normally.

Referring to FIG. 4B, the entrance check module 171 recognizes the bio sample provider through the floor sensor 180, but does not recognize the bio sample provider through the motion sensor 190, which is an error condition in which screen exposure (recording) is not possible. recognize For example, if the bio sample donor is a child, the person is recognized by the floor sensor 180, but the motion sensor 190 cannot properly confirm the person, the entry check module 171 exposes (records) the screen. This is recognized as an error condition and a message that filming is not possible is output.

Referring to FIG. 4C, the entry check module 171 recognizes an error condition in which both the floor sensor 180 and the motion sensor 190 do not recognize the bio sample provider and the bio sample provider exists outside the designated area. That is, if it is checked that the bio sample provider is located outside the normal shooting range, the entrance check module 171 recognizes it as an error condition and outputs a message that photography is not possible.

Referring to FIG. 4D, when the motion sensor 190 recognizes a bio sample provider and the floor sensor 180 recognizes two or more people, the entrance check module 171 detects two or more bio sample providers instead of one person. It is recognized as an error condition and a message that photography is impossible is output.

Referring again to FIGS. 1 and 2 , as the bio sample provider enters, the identity verification module 172 requests identification of the bio sample provider based on information provided by the bio sample provider. The identity verification module 172 checks whether the identity of the bio sample provider is properly confirmed through the server, and when it is checked that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, it outputs a message indicating that the identity has been confirmed. If the identity verification module 172 does not check that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, it outputs a message indicating that the identity has not been confirmed.

The control unit 170 of the sample input confirmation module 173 checks whether the input of the bio sample by the bio sample provider has been completed.

The collection container insertion confirmation module 174 checks whether insertion of the sample collection container into the collection container insertion unit 130 has been completed.

The video recording control module 175 controls video recording for authentication of bio sample collection by the bio sample provider.

The refresh module 177 controls to refresh the surrounding space by spraying air or cleaning liquid through the spray nozzle 150 after the bio sample provider leaves.

Figure 5 is a flowchart explaining a method of collecting bio samples using a kiosk according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 5, it is checked whether the bio sample provider is present (step S100). Checking whether the bio sample provider has input as described above may be performed by the entrance check module 171 of the control unit 170. The entrance of the bio sample provider can be determined through a motion sensor, floor sensor, etc. For example, the motion sensor radiates infrared light to a certain space where the kiosk is placed, and the entry of the bio sample provider can be determined based on the amount of reflected infrared light. The floor sensor is placed on a certain floor surface where the kiosk is placed and can determine whether the bio sample provider has entered by pressing the bio sample provider's feet.

When it is confirmed that the bio sample donor is entering, an identity verification message is output through the display screen or speaker (step S102). The above-described identity verification message output may be performed by the central control module 176 of the control unit 170. For example, a message asking you to place your fingerprint in a specific location or scan your passport for identity verification can be output on the screen or through a speaker.

The identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed through the server using fingerprint recognition or passport (step S104). The identity of the bio sample provider described above may be performed by the identity verification module 172 of the control unit 170. When a buyer sample provider applies a fingerprint or scans a passport, information from the detected fingerprint or passport is provided to a server located in a remote location to request identity verification, and the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed based on the response.

It is checked whether the identity of the bio sample provider is properly confirmed through the server (step S106). Verification of whether the identity is normal may be performed by the identity verification module 172 of the control unit 170.

If it is not checked in step S106 that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, a message indicating that the identity has not been confirmed is output through the display screen or speaker (step S108), and a message requesting to leave is output through the display screen or speaker. (Step S110), and feeds back to step S100. The output of the unidentified message described above may be performed by the identity verification module 172 of the control unit 170.

If it is checked in step S106 that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, a message indicating that the identity has been confirmed is output through the display screen or speaker (step S112). The above-mentioned identity verification message output may be performed by the identity verification module 172 of the control unit 170.

Next, video recording for bio sample collection authentication begins (step S114). The above video recording start control may be performed by the video recording control module 175 of the control unit 170. In this embodiment, video recording for authentication of bio sample collection may be performed to block an unidentified person from inputting a bio sample on behalf of an identified bio sample provider.

As video recording begins, a bio sample collection container for accommodating the bio sample input by the bio sample provider is discharged to the bio sample provider through the collection container outlet (step S116). The sample collection container discharge control described above may be performed by the central control module 176 of the control unit 170.

Next, a label with an optical code such as a barcode or QR code is printed through the label printing unit 140 (step S118). The above label print control may be performed by the central control module 176 of the control unit 170. For example, the bio sample provider's personal information, kiosk's unique number information, print time information, etc. can be printed on the label in the form of an optical code.

It is checked whether bio sample input has been completed by the bio sample provider (step S120). Checking whether the above-described bio sample input is complete may be performed by the sample input confirmation module 173 of the control unit 170.

When it is confirmed that bio-sample input is complete in step S120, a message to close the sample collection container lid is output through the display screen or speaker (step S122). Control of outputting the message to close the sample collection container lid described above may be performed by the central control module 176 of the control unit 170.

Next, a message requesting to attach a label to the sample collection container is output through the display screen or speaker (step S124). The output of the label request request message may be performed by the central control module 176 of the control unit 170.

Next, a message requesting insertion of the sample collection container into the collection container inlet is output through the display screen or speaker (step S126). The output of the sample collection container insertion request message may be performed by the central control module 176 of the control unit 170. The collection bin inlet and the collection bin outlet may be the same, or may be formed in different positions and in different shapes.

Check whether insertion of the sample collection container into the collection container inlet has been completed (step S128). Checking whether the sample collection container insertion is completed as described above may be performed by the collection container insertion confirmation module 174 of the control unit 170.

If it is checked in step S128 that insertion of the sample collection container into the collection container inlet is complete, video recording is completed (step S130). Completion of the above video recording can be performed by the video recording control module 175 of the control unit 170.

A message requesting the bio sample provider to leave is output through the display screen or speaker (step S132). The output of the exit request message described above may be performed by the central control module 176 of the control unit 170.

Check whether the bio sample provider leaves (step S134). Checking whether the bio sample provider has left may be performed by the central control module 176 of the control unit 170.

If it is checked in step S134 that the bio sample provider has left, air or cleaning liquid is sprayed to refresh the surrounding space (step S136), and then the process returns to step S100. The above-described refresh operation control may be performed by the central control module 176 of the control unit 170.

As described above, according to the present invention, the problem of the existing method of collecting bio samples while having a specific person present and verifying the identity of the bio sample provider, which is labor-consuming and has limitations in collecting large quantities, can be solved by using kiosk technology. there is. In addition, the bio sample provider directly collects the bio sample and provides the bio sample to the kiosk unmanned terminal collection device, and the provided bio sample goes through a process of being transported to a storage or testing space, using the kiosk's unmanned terminal technology to provide the bio sample. Sample collection and transport can be resolved without limitations on human resources.

Although the above has been described with reference to examples, those skilled in the art can make various modifications and changes to the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention as set forth in the claims below. You will understand.

110: Camera 120: Collection bin outlet
130: Collection bin input unit 140: Label printing unit
150: spray nozzle 160: message output unit
170: Control unit 171: Entry check module
172: Identity verification module 173: Sample input verification module
174: Collection container input confirmation module 175: Video recording control module
176: Central control module 180: Floor sensor
190: motion sensor

Claims (14)

Cameras placed on kiosks;
A collection bin discharge unit formed in the kiosk;
A collection bin input unit formed in the kiosk; and
(i) As a bio sample provider enters a certain area where the kiosk is placed, the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, and (ii) the collection bin discharge unit is used to obtain a bio sample from the identified bio sample provider. (iii) receiving a sealed collection container into which the bio sample is inserted through the collection container input unit, (iv) a control unit that records an image of the bio sample acquisition process through the camera,
The control unit includes an entry check module that checks whether the bio sample provider enters a certain area where the kiosk is placed,
A floor sensor is placed near the bottom of the kiosk,
A motion sensor is placed on the front upper part of the kiosk,
The floor sensor detects and recognizes pressure according to the presence of the bio sample provider,
The motion sensor recognizes that the bio sample provider has entered the imaging area,
The entry check module is a bio sample collection system using a kiosk, characterized in that it recognizes normal conditions when both the floor sensor and the motion sensor recognize normal conditions. delete The method of claim 1, wherein the control unit:
a sample input confirmation module that checks whether the bio sample provider has completed the input of the bio sample; and
A bio sample collection system using a kiosk, characterized in that it includes a collection bin insertion confirmation module that checks whether the sample collection bin insertion unit has been completed. The method of claim 1, wherein the control unit:
A bio sample collection system using a kiosk, comprising a video recording control module that controls video recording for authentication of bio sample collection by the bio sample provider. The method of claim 1, wherein the control unit:
A bio sample collection system using a kiosk, comprising an identity verification module that requests identification of the bio sample provider based on information provided by the bio sample provider as the bio sample provider enters. The method of claim 5, wherein the identity verification module checks whether the identity of the bio sample provider is normally confirmed through the server, and if it is checked that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, a message indicating that the identity has been confirmed is sent. A bio sample collection system using a kiosk, characterized in that it prints. The bio sample collection system using a kiosk according to claim 5, wherein if the identity verification module does not check that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, it outputs a message that the identity is not confirmed. According to paragraph 1,
A bio sample collection system using a kiosk, further comprising a label printing unit that prints a label with an optical code printed on it. The method of claim 1, further comprising a spray nozzle for spraying air or cleaning liquid,
The control unit is a bio sample collection system using a kiosk, characterized in that it includes a refresh module that controls to refresh the surrounding space by spraying air or cleaning liquid through the spray nozzle after the bio sample provider leaves. The method of claim 1, further comprising a message output unit that outputs a message in the form of audio or video,
The control unit,
When the input of the bio sample is confirmed to be complete, a message requesting to close the lid of the sample collection container is controlled to be output through the message output unit,
A bio sample collection system using a kiosk, characterized in that a message requesting input of the sample collection container into the collection container input unit is output through the message output unit. In a method of collecting bio samples using a kiosk using the bio sample collection system using a kiosk according to claim 1,
Checking whether the bio sample provider is admitted using the entrance check module;
When it is confirmed that the bio sample provider is entering, outputting an identity verification message;
requesting identification of the bio sample provider based on information provided by the bio sample provider;
Checking whether the identity of the bio sample provider is properly confirmed through the server;
If it is not checked that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, outputting a message that the identity is not confirmed;
When it is checked that the identity of the bio sample provider is confirmed, outputting a message indicating that the identity has been confirmed;
Starting video recording for bio sample collection authentication;
Discharging a bio sample collection container for accommodating a bio sample input by the bio sample provider to the bio sample provider;
Checking whether the input of the bio sample has been completed by the bio sample provider;
When it is confirmed that the input of the bio sample is complete, outputting a message requesting to close the lid of the sample collection container;
Outputting a message requesting to insert a sample collection container into the collection container input unit;
Checking whether insertion of the sample collection container into the collection container insertion unit has been completed; and
A bio sample collection method using a kiosk, comprising completing video recording when it is confirmed that the sample collection container has been inserted into the collection container insertion unit. According to clause 11,
After discharging the bio sample collection container to the bio sample provider, printing a label with an optical code printed thereon; and
A bio sample collection method using a kiosk, further comprising the step of printing a message requesting attachment of a label to the sample collection container. According to clause 11,
Outputting an exit request message to the bio sample provider: and
When it is determined that the bio sample provider has left, the bio sample collection method using a kiosk further includes the step of refreshing the surrounding space by spraying air or cleaning liquid. The bio sample collection method using a kiosk according to claim 11, wherein the identity of the bio sample provider is performed through either fingerprint recognition or passport photography.