EP2077529A1 - Station de livraison et procédé de préparation et d'affranchissement de courriers postaux - Google Patents

Station de livraison et procédé de préparation et d'affranchissement de courriers postaux Download PDF

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EP2077529A1
EP2077529A1 EP08000013A EP08000013A EP2077529A1 EP 2077529 A1 EP2077529 A1 EP 2077529A1 EP 08000013 A EP08000013 A EP 08000013A EP 08000013 A EP08000013 A EP 08000013A EP 2077529 A1 EP2077529 A1 EP 2077529A1
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Hans Schneider
Peters Rolf
Mike Bobinski
Guido Leidig
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    • G07B17/00185Details internally of apparatus in a franking system, e.g. franking machine at customer or apparatus at post office
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    • G07B17/00459Details relating to mailpieces in a franking system
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    • G07BTICKET-ISSUING APPARATUS; FARE-REGISTERING APPARATUS; FRANKING APPARATUS
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    • G07B17/00661Sensing or measuring mailpieces
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    • G07B17/00459Details relating to mailpieces in a franking system
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  • the invention relates to a method for processing mailpieces in a delivery station, in which mailpieces are automatically franked.
  • the method provides that an image of at least one surface of the mailpiece is taken with an image acquisition unit having at least one camera.
  • the invention further relates to an associated delivery station for processing and franking mailpieces.
  • Customers can also submit a larger quantity of unfranked mail in a branch of a transport and delivery service.
  • the delivery company carries out a franking of the shipments, whereby franking machines can also be used.
  • customers are bound to deliver consignments to specified opening hours of branches of the delivery company.
  • the device In the postal sector, there is therefore a need for a mailing station, in which customers larger quantities of unfranked mail can be delivered, the device automatically franks the shipments.
  • the device could be placed in public areas to provide customers with 24-hour service. In this case, such a device requires a method for the automatic determination of a postage amount or postage due required for a shipment.
  • Such a consignment station for letter mail is for example from the German patent application DE 10 2005 006 005 A1 known.
  • the document discloses a mailing station, in which a mail item is transferred from an acceptance means into a housing which is inaccessible to a customer. Within the housing, measurement values for the weight and the dimensions of the mail item are taken up by measuring devices and from this a postage fee to be paid is determined. The postage is billed to a customer and the shipment is automatically postage paid within the post office.
  • EP 1 306 813 A2 a method and a device for the automated determination of postal charges, in which images of a mail item are taken from different perspectives in an image generation device, the dimensions of the mail item being determined in three dimensions from the images.
  • a consignment station may also include other functions. For example, the detection of barcodes on postal items may be provided by barcode readers.
  • the inclusion of an image of at least one surface of a mailpiece may also be used to display to a customer the corresponding image on a screen at the delivery station display. This is useful, for example, when ordering registered mail from the consignment post.
  • this object is achieved by a method having the features of independent claim 1.
  • Advantageous developments of the method will become apparent from the dependent claims 2-8.
  • the object is further achieved by a consignment station according to claim 9.
  • Advantageous embodiments of this device will become apparent from the dependent claims 10-15.
  • the inventive method for processing mailpieces in a delivery station provides that mail items are franked automatically in the delivery station, wherein in an image acquisition unit with at least one camera an image of at least one surface of the mailpiece is received.
  • the image of the at least one surface of the mailpiece is transmitted to an image processing unit, which generates from the recorded image a first image file with a low resolution of ⁇ 1024 x 768 and a second image file with a high resolution of ⁇ 2125 x 1771.
  • the first image file is then stored in a memory, while the second image file is stored an image recognition unit is transmitted, which reads information from the second image file with an image recognition process. For example, the image recognition unit reads out address data from the second image file.
  • the first image file is transmitted from the memory to an operating unit of the consignment station and displayed on a screen of the operating unit. This takes place, for example, as soon as a call signal is sent to the memory by the operating unit.
  • the call signal can be triggered by a user of the consignment station on the control unit.
  • a copy of the first image file is preferably displayed on the screen of the operating unit and the first image file is deleted from memory after a predefined period of time.
  • the first image file is in jpeg format.
  • the invention further comprises a mailing station for processing mailpieces which comprises a franking unit for automated franking of the mailpieces and an image acquisition unit with at least one camera for receiving an image of at least one surface of the mailpiece.
  • the delivery station has an image processing unit with means for generating a first image file with a low resolution of ⁇ 1024 x 768 and a second image file with a high resolution of ⁇ 2125 x 1771 from the image of the at least one surface of the mailpiece.
  • the delivery station further comprises means for storing the first image file in a memory and means for transferring the second image file to an image recognition unit, wherein the image recognition unit is adapted to read information from the second image file with an image recognition process.
  • the store may be located at or away from the consignment station.
  • the image recognition unit may also be located in the delivery station or away from it.
  • the memory is preferably in connection with a Screen of a control unit of the consignment station, wherein the consignment station has means for transmitting the first image file from the memory to the screen and means for displaying the first image file on the screen.
  • the operating unit has means for triggering and transmitting a call signal to the memory, wherein these means are preferably activated by a user of the delivery station via an input means.
  • the franking unit of the delivery station viewed in the transport direction of the mailing, is arranged behind the image acquisition unit.
  • the invention has the advantage, for a mailing station for the processing and franking of mailpieces, that two image files for different uses can be generated in one process, the image files each having to fulfill different requirements.
  • the first image file with the low resolution and thus small file size is suitable for display on a screen and for temporary storage, since due to the low resolution, no high storage capacities are required. Recorded images can thus be stored and used even after the delivery of a postal item for a longer period. Even if an image file is never needed, however, storing it does not require much effort. However, the first image file would be unsuitable for image recognition because its resolution is too low.
  • the delivery station 10 is a self-service machine to which customers can deliver mailpieces 60 such as mail or goods shipments.
  • these are registered customers who can identify themselves, for example, via a customer card on an operating unit 70 of the machine, so that the billing of the services provided by the consignment station can be carried out at the customer in a simple manner.
  • the services of the machine is in particular the franking of mail with the required postage.
  • the machine automatically determines the format of a consignment, calculates the correct postage fee and prints it on the consignment as a franking mark.
  • the machine can also be made available to non-registered customers, if appropriate billing procedures are integrated.
  • postal delivery orders, registered mail, COD shipments or an address check can be carried out by the delivery station 10.
  • a backend system which handles at least the operation of the machines and the billing of services at the customer.
  • the operation of the machines includes, for example, the maintenance, the setting of collection containers for receiving mail items and the demand-based collection of delivered items.
  • the backend systems may also take over customer identification and legitimization, determination of delivery limits, and tracking of delivered shipments.
  • a consignment station 10 is expediently designed burglar-proof and weather-resistant.
  • a post office usually includes a housing inaccessible to a customer.
  • the receiving opening can be closed, for example, with a flap or a roller blind, wherein the measuring and franking process can not be started until the receiving opening has been closed.
  • the device is accessible to service personnel who have access to the various technical components.
  • one or more closable flaps or doors may be provided, which release access to the technique of the device.
  • FIG Fig. 1 Inside the device 10 are facilities for measuring and franking mailings. These are, for example, a scale 20, a dimension measuring device 30, an image acquisition unit 50 and a franking unit 40. These components inside the device 10 are shown in FIG Fig. 1 represented by dashed lines. A mailing 60 preferably passes through said components in succession. However, individual components may also be combined, such as the scale 20 and the dimension measuring device 30. At the same time, the weight and dimensions of a mail piece 60 are determined.
  • the device is also accessible to employees of the operator of the device, which remove delivered mail and forward them to the transport and delivery process.
  • the delivered mail items 20 are preferably collected in one or more containers 12, which are also accessible through a closable flap 13. It can be provided that the device performs a level control of the respective collection container. Are the Container is filled to a predetermined level, the operator of the device is notified that an emptying must be done. Furthermore, the acceptance of further transmissions on the device can be denied.
  • the device according to Fig. 1 has an acceptance means 11 for accepting mailpieces 60.
  • This is preferably a singler, which feeds a stack of mailpieces individually into the device.
  • the singler can be a device known from the prior art, which allows a single feed.
  • the customer places a stack of items, for example, in an acceptance opening 11 and closes a cover flap, behind which thereupon the collection of the shipments takes place.
  • Individual consignments can also be received via the collection in the device.
  • the device may further include, like conventional mailboxes, a slot for inserting individual mailings.
  • the items can be delivered standing upright, whereby they are also pulled upright and transported edgewise through the various functional components of the consignment station.
  • the mailpieces are transported lying horizontally, wherein they are already horizontally placed by a user or rotated inside the device 10.
  • a mail item 60 passes through the apparatus 10 by means of one or more means of transport, not shown.
  • the means of transport are, for example, conveyor belts and rollers which guide a shipment through various measuring devices and subsequently through a pressure arrangement.
  • the various measuring devices determine at least the weight and dimensions of the shipment. The determination of the individual measured values can take place simultaneously or successively by different measuring devices.
  • the weight of a mail item 60 is preferably determined via a dynamic scale 20, via which a mailpiece is moved by the transporting means.
  • the determined value for the weight of the consignment is fed to a processing unit of the consignment station and processed by this.
  • the computing unit can be, for example, a PC with a processor, a memory, a plurality of hard disks and removable media.
  • the PC also has a network connection, for example in the form of Fast Ethernet.
  • Length, width and height of a mail item can be determined in known manner with one or more measuring devices and also fed to the arithmetic unit.
  • the measuring devices for determining the length, width and height of a mail item 60 are referred to below in their entirety as a dimension measuring device 30.
  • Such a dimension measuring device 30 can thus consist of one or more measuring devices.
  • the dimension measuring device can be located in the transport direction of the mail item in front of or behind the balance 20. In the in Fig. 1 illustrated embodiment of the invention, it is located behind the balance 20th
  • Fig. 2 an embodiment of the image capture according to the invention and subsequent image processing is shown schematically.
  • the scale 20 is located in front of a dimension measuring device 30.
  • the mail items pass through said measuring devices in this embodiment standing upright, so that they in Fig. 2 are shown in a plan.
  • a mail item 60 is thus located in the area of the scale 20, while the dimensions of a next item 60 'can already be determined in the area of the dimension measuring apparatus 30.
  • a further mail item 60 is located in the area of an image acquisition unit 50, while a further mail item 60 '" may already be in the area of a franking unit 40 in which a postage indicium is printed on the mail item 60'".
  • the image acquisition in the image capture unit 50 takes place before the franking in the franking unit 40, so that there are no franking marks on the recorded images.
  • it can also be done before or during the determination of the weight and / or the dimensions of the mailpieces.
  • the image capture unit 50 has at least one camera, which is, for example, a CCD camera. If mail items are sorted into the delivery station, so that their address surface is always aligned to the same side, only one camera is required to record an image of this address page. If the items are transported upright, the camera will be located at the corresponding side of the item and will take a picture of the item as soon as a sensor system reports the presence of a program in the camera area. If the items are transported horizontally, the camera is equivalent to above or below the item.
  • CCD cameras and associated sensors for receiving fast-moving mail items are known from the prior art.
  • At least one image of the address side of the mailpiece lies after passage of the mailpiece 60 "through the image capture unit 50 in front.
  • This image is transmitted by the camera to an image processing unit 52.
  • This image processing unit 52 is already integrated in the camera.
  • the camera preferably records the image as an event to the arithmetic unit of the consignment station and each image is assigned a unique identification.
  • the image processing unit 52 generates from the image of the mailpiece 60 "two image files, with different resolutions, which are used differently, the files have correspondingly different file sizes due to the different resolutions, a first low resolution image file 80 is stored in a memory 54 Resolution of this file is lower than 1024 x 768, which is, for example, given by an image file in jpeg format Typical file sizes for such an image file are on the order of about 50-300 kilobytes
  • the memory may be self-evacuated or removed at the delivery station 10 If it is located remotely from the consignment station, it is preferably a central repository in which image files of mail items are generated that have been generated by several consignment stations that are connected to a common backend lddatei 80 are stored in a local memory of the delivery station, while a copy of the image file is transmitted to a central memory of the backend system.
  • the image processing unit 52 also generates a second higher resolution image file 81, the resolution of this file being higher than 2125 x 1771. Typical file sizes for such an image file are on the order of about 5 -8 megabytes. Due to the high resolution, it is suitable for a subsequent image recognition process in an image recognition unit 53 to which the second image file 81 is supplied. In the image recognition 81 information is read from the second image file, wherein it may be, for example, address data in the information.
  • the image recognition unit 53 can also be located locally within the delivery station 10 or away from it, for example in a backend.
  • the data read out in the image recognition unit 53 can be used in a variety of ways. For example, an address recognition may be performed to apply a sort code to the transmission in which the address data is encrypted. Further, address data may be used in addition to the weight, dimensions of a mailpiece, and a customer's wishes for postage determination. If a postage rebate is granted by the operator of the posting station or by a postal company when mail items are sorted according to address areas, sorting can be checked on the basis of the address data read out.
  • the second high resolution image file 81 is used for this image recognition, and then preferably deleted.
  • the first low resolution image file 80 is saved in memory 54 and may be used for various purposes. For example, it can be displayed to a customer on a screen 71 of the operating unit 70 of a delivery station 10 if the customer requests such a display. This is the case, for example, when signing up for registered mail. If the customer desires a write-in power for a transmission, a corresponding call signal is sent from the operating unit 70 to the memory 54 and the first image file 80 is displayed on a screen 71 of the control unit.
  • the customer can now specify a sender and / or recipient address to the address image manually via an input means 72 such as a keyboard or a touch screen.
  • the address is stored to the image in another memory and the customer a receipt printed on the delivery of the letter.
  • the document contains the date of posting. It may further be provided to also print the first image file 80 on the document.
  • the file is preferably not deleted from the memory 54.
  • the screen is thus transmitted to the display only a copy of the first image file.
  • the file 80 is preferably held in the memory 54 for a predefined period of time and only at Expiration of this time interval automatically deleted. Since this image file has only a low resolution, a large number of these files can be stored without requiring high storage capacities.
  • the image file is deleted, for example, only when the time interval has elapsed, in which the operator of the delivery station 10 offers a track-and-trace. Therefore, if a shipment tracking is offered for 90 days after the delivery, the first image file 80 may be automatically deleted after 90 days in this case.
  • a check of the shipment status so that image files of shipments to which a shipment tracking is already running, may not be deleted, but kept for a further time interval until the tracking process is completed.
  • the first image file 80 of a shipment is never needed because a customer does not require any enrollment service or shipment tracking, it will also be deleted after the predefined time period. Due to their low resolution and therefore file size, the storage of the file has no serious disadvantages for the overall process.

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