EP3074931A1 - Procédé et serveur de notification d'une carte électronique - Google Patents
Procédé et serveur de notification d'une carte électroniqueInfo
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- the invention relates to the general field of communications.
- This information is for example identification data such as a name, an address (personal or professional, postal or electronic), a telephone number, a photograph, etc.
- Such cards can be in particular business cards or business cards, commonly exchanged between the users holding these cards to which the data on the cards relate, and users called holders or receivers or recipients of these cards to which cards were given by the executive users.
- the invention proposes to extend the use of hardware or virtual cards embedding data relating to their holders by adding new means and new features to facilitate interactions between the holders and the persons in possession of these cards. It relies for this purpose on the one hand on the card itself, which is endowed in accordance with the invention means for notifying the user holding this card of the existence of opportunities for interaction with the holder of the card, and secondly on a server deployed in a telecommunications network, communicating with the card and able to detect the existence of such opportunities.
- card holder user refers to the user to whom the information displayed on the card refers, and to the "cardholder” user, a user to whom the employee user has given his card.
- the invention thus relates to a method of notification, by a server of a telecommunications network, of an electronic card associated with a registered user and registered with this server, this method comprising:
- a step of notifying the electronic card via the telecommunications network If at least one piece of common information is detected, a step of notifying the electronic card via the telecommunications network.
- the invention also relates to a server of a telecommunications network comprising:
- a recording module able to record an electronic card associated with a role user and a user holding this electronic card
- a search module for information data that is common to both the owner and the owner of the information data obtained
- the invention also relates to an electronic card associated with a registered user and registered with a server, and comprising:
- a communication module with the server, arranged to receive a notification issued by the server when at least one information data common to the owner and a user holder of the electronic card has been detected by the server;
- a warning module of the user holding the electronic card activated upon receipt of the notification.
- the information data relating to theoxy user and the user holding can be of very diverse natures and come from sources external to the electronic card itself. For example, it can be:
- the search for data common to the incumbent user and to the user holding the card makes it possible in particular to detect the existence of one or more opportunities for exchanges between these users (eg participation in a common event listed in the user calendars, events of the activity of the holder user of interest to the cardholder user, etc.).
- This search can consist in identifying any common data among the information data collected by the server, or alternatively, common data meeting one or more predetermined criteria.
- criteria may in particular be chosen by the card-holder user so as to filter the exchange possibilities reported to the holding user to whom he has given his card (eg criterion on the professional or personal nature of the data of the card holder). information, location-related criteria associated with these data), or may depend on the card-holder user, etc.
- this warning module can be in particular in the form of a light emitting diode (or LED (Light Emitting Diode)) or a buzzer or a module of audible warning, activated when receiving the server notification.
- the invention proposes to make the card exchanged between the incumbent and the holding user proactive.
- This proactive map makes it possible to create and maintain in a very simple way a social link between these two people, in a transparent way for them once the registration of the exchange of the card made with the server.
- the invention offers the possibility of preserving the confidentiality of the information data collected by the server on the incumbent user vis-à-vis the user holder of the card. Only the server needs to access the details of this information data to perform the search for data common to both users.
- the notification transmitted by the server to the card may advantageously not contain this data, nor contain details on the exchange opportunity underlying the detection by the server of data common to users.
- the card according to the invention does not need to be endowed with complex and expensive means. It suffices to equip it with warning means for notifying the cardholder and a communication module with the server to be informed of the existence of data common to theoxy person and identified on the card. and to the holder of this card.
- this communication module may comprise a module for direct connection to the telecommunications network of the server, or alternatively include a connection module to an intermediate equipment connected to the telecommunications network. the server through which the notification issued by the server is received.
- the connection module can integrate for example a radio-identification module (also known as RFID module for Radio Frequency IDentification in English), or a USB port, etc.
- the intermediate equipment may be in particular a reader or a terminal dedicated to the coupling with the card, or alternatively, a computer provided with a communication port compatible with the connection module of the card.
- Such a card hardware has the advantage of being tangible to users.
- the user holding the card can then connect to a website or portal powered by the server to obtain more information on the exchange opportunity or more generally on the common data detected by the server itself. Access to this data may be configured by the incumbent user to filter the information communicated to the owner user.
- the invention thus has a preferred but non-limiting application in the field of the Internet of Things, which aims to associate real objects with intelligent interfaces for connecting and communicating in contexts of varied uses, via networks of applications. telecommunications such as the Internet.
- the invention can also be applied to a virtual-type electronic card (ie an application), to which software means of communication with the server and of warning of the holding user (ex displaying an appropriate symbol, emitting a predetermined sound, etc.).
- a virtual-type electronic card ie an application
- software means of communication with the server and of warning of the holding user ex displaying an appropriate symbol, emitting a predetermined sound, etc.
- the method according to the invention further comprises a step of aggregating the obtained information data relating to theoxy user and information data obtained relating to the user holding in a data structure designed to uniquely represent information data common to the incumbent and the owning user while associating them with each of them.
- Such a data structure is for example modeled by a graph.
- Graphs are powerful tools for easily and synthetically representing information data, including the concepts contained in these data and the relationships between these concepts.
- the set of concepts and relationships linking these concepts to each other is also known as ontology.
- information data according to which "X is registered in a conference CONF Y" can be modeled by a graph comprising two nodes associated respectively with the concept "X” and the concept "conference CONF Y", and an arc connecting these two nodes having the meaning "is registered with”.
- the aggregation step can thus advantageously comprise an analysis of the information data obtained from a previously defined ontology comprising a plurality of types of concepts representing the information and relationship data linking these concepts.
- the aggregation step makes it possible to merge the information data while preserving the uniqueness of the underlying concepts contained in these data. In this way, the duplication in the structure of the aggregated data of representations of information data common to users is avoided.
- the structure of the aggregate data that results is thus advantageously synthetic.
- the aggregation step consists, for example, in developing a graph whose nodes (or vertices) and arcs are deduced from the information data of the holder and of the card holder, each node being associated with a separate concept.
- the graph constructed during the aggregation step contains a single node associated with the conference CONF Y connected via two distinct arcs to the nodes associated with the users "X" and "Z".
- the search for common elements among the information data obtained relating to the holder and the cardholder is greatly facilitated.
- the search for specific common elements, characterizing a particular type of interaction or a particular concept can be easily implemented by searching for a fragment of the data structure corresponding to this type of interaction.
- this embodiment allows to rely on existing languages (or models) of resource description and query.
- RDF Resource Description Framework
- SPARQL query language SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language
- the invention is not limited to the use of the aforementioned languages, and other languages such as the SQL query language (Structured Query Language) or proprietary description and query languages can be used.
- SQL query language Structured Query Language
- proprietary description and query languages can be used.
- the search and, if applicable, notification steps are reiterated in taking into account the new information data obtained.
- Obtaining new information data can be done at the initiative of the server, or alternatively, in push mode, when new information data concerning the holder or the card holder are detected by the sources. hosting this data and that they inform the server (for example following a subscription of the server from these sources of information).
- the invention thus provides the cardholder with relevant information about the holder, updated in real time.
- the different steps of the notification method are determined by computer program instructions.
- the invention also relates to a computer program on an information carrier, this program being capable of being implemented in a server or more generally in a computer, this program comprising instructions adapted to the implementation of the steps of a notification method as described above.
- This program can use any programming language, and be in the form of source code, object code, or intermediate code between source code and object code, such as in a partially compiled form, or in any other form desirable shape.
- the invention also relates to a computer-readable information medium, comprising instructions of a computer program as mentioned above.
- the information carrier may be any entity or device capable of storing the program.
- the medium may comprise storage means, such as a ROM, for example a CD ROM or a microelectronic circuit ROM, or a magnetic recording medium, for example a floppy disk or a disk. hard.
- the information medium may be a transmissible medium such as an electrical or optical signal, which may be conveyed via an electrical or optical cable, by radio or by other means.
- the program according to the invention can be downloaded in particular on an Internet type network.
- the information carrier may be an integrated circuit in which the program is incorporated, the circuit being adapted to execute or to be used in the execution of the method in question.
- the invention also relates to a system comprising a server and an electronic card according to the invention.
- This electronic card can be hardware or virtual.
- the notification method, the server, the electronic card and the system according to the invention present in combination all or part of the aforementioned characteristics.
- FIG. 1 shows, schematically, a system, a server and an electronic card according to the invention in a particular embodiment
- FIG. 2 schematically illustrates the architecture of the electronic card of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 schematically illustrates the hardware architecture of the server of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 4 represents, in the form of a flow chart, the main steps of a notification method according to the invention as implemented by the server of FIG. 1, in a particular embodiment;
- FIGS. 5A-5E illustrate examples of graphs and a query on a graph that can be used by the server of FIG. 1. Detailed description of the invention
- FIG. 1 represents, in its environment, a system 1 according to the invention in a particular embodiment.
- the system 1 makes it possible to create and maintain a social link between two users X and Z via the exchange of a proactive electronic business card 2, according to the invention, on which User X identification data (eg the user's name, personal or business address, etc.) are displayed.
- the electronic card 2 is here a hardware card.
- the user X is a user of the electronic card 2 within the meaning of the invention, who has given his electronic business card 2 to the user Z.
- the user Z is therefore a user holder of the electronic card 2 to sense of the invention.
- the system 1 is based on the electronic card 2 entrusted by the user X to the user Z, and on a server 3 according to the invention, connected to a telecommunications network 4.
- the telecommunications network 4 is for example here the public Internet network. However, no limitation is attached to the nature of the network 4; it can be a fixed or mobile network, public or proprietary, wired or wireless, etc.
- the server 3 is adapted, in accordance with the invention, to aggregate and correlate information data relating to the user X and the user Z made available by different information sources 5 in order to identify common data likely to create opportunities for exchange between the two users, and to notify the electronic card 2 held by the user Z of the existence of such opportunities if any. It is assumed for this purpose that the user X has subscribed to the service offered by the server 3 and registered with it, at the time of its subscription, the electronic card 2 as well as possibly other electronic cards in his name, identical to the electronic card 2, and intended for future contacts. Each electronic card is identified during this registration by an identifier or an ID code: thus, the electronic card 2 is associated with the user X with the server 3 and identified by an identifier ID2.
- the information sources 5 supplying the server 3 with information data. These sources of information may be maintained by the server 3 or alternatively by third parties and communicate with the server 3 via a telecommunications network such as the telecommunications network 4.
- the information data provided by the sources 5 can be of different natures. This may include, but is not limited to:
- - information data extracted from user profiles eg age, occupation, professional and / or personal interests, employer, skills, etc.
- server 3 or by the fixed or mobile network operators from whom have subscribed the users X and Z and with which the server 3 has a partnership
- server 3 has a partnership
- - Location information data X and Z users for example provided to the server 3, if any, by mobile network operators X and Z users;
- the choice of information sources 5 can be decided by the server 3 (in other words, by the operator of the service offered by the server 3), or alternatively be configured by the user X according to his preferences. . It can also be configured by the user X so as to depend on the user Z (depending in particular on the information that the user X wishes to make available to the user Z or opportunities that he wishes to have with the user Z).
- the server 3 communicates with the electronic card 2 via an intermediate device 6.
- the intermediate equipment 6 is a personal computer belonging to the user Z, and equipped with a connection module 6A with the electronic card 2, means 6B communication on the network 4, and a screen 6C.
- the connection module 6A is for example a port or a USB (Universal Serial Bus), or a short-distance wireless communication module using for example RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) or Bluetooth, etc.
- the intermediate equipment 6 acts as a relay of the notifications transmitted by the server 3 to the electronic card 2.
- the intermediate equipment 6 may be a dedicated card reader comprising means 6A for connection with the electronic card 2 and means 6B for communication on the network 4.
- the electronic card 2 is equipped with a connection module compatible with the connection module 6A of the intermediate equipment 6.
- FIG. 2 schematically illustrates the architecture of the hardware electronic card 2 entrusted by the user X to the user Z.
- the electronic card 2 has the format of a business card, and comprises:
- a warning module 2B situated on the external surface of the electronic card 2, and comprising, for example, a buzzer or a light-emitting diode for signaling to the user Z the receipt of a notification from the server 3;
- a communication module 2C here including the connection module compatible with the connection module 6A of the intermediate equipment 6 (socket or USB port, RFID or Bluetooth module, etc. depending on the nature of the connection module 6A).
- the electronic card 2 is able to communicate directly with the server 3 via the telecommunications network 4 without requiring intermediate equipment such as the equipment 6.
- the communication module 2C then integrates a module of connection to the telecommunications network 4 or to a network connected to the telecommunications network 4.
- the electronic card 2 may take other forms than that illustrated schematically in FIG. 2. It may furthermore integrate other complementary means, such as for example a microprocessor or a programmable logic circuit, one or more memories enabling it store information transmitted in particular by the server 3, a screen for displaying information, etc.
- other complementary means such as for example a microprocessor or a programmable logic circuit, one or more memories enabling it store information transmitted in particular by the server 3, a screen for displaying information, etc.
- the server 3 has the hardware architecture of a computer, as schematically illustrated in FIG. 3. It notably comprises a processor 3A, a read-only memory 3B, a random access memory 3C, a memory non-volatile 3D and communication means 3E on the telecommunications network 4.
- the read-only memory 3B of the server 3 constitutes a recording medium readable by the processor 3A and on which is recorded a computer program according to the invention, comprising instructions for performing the steps of a notification method according to the invention, the steps of this notification method being described later with reference to Figure 4 in a particular embodiment.
- (Software) of the server 3 such as in particular a recording module of the electronic card 2 and the user Z holder of the electronic card 2, a module for obtaining information data relating to the user X and to the user Z from the information sources 5 and an aggregation module of these data, a data search module common to the users X and Z among the aggregated data and a notification module of the electronic card 2 the case applicable.
- the obtaining and notification modules use in particular the communication means 3E on the telecommunications network 4 of the server 3. The functions of these various modules are described in more detail with reference to the steps of the notification method illustrated in FIG. 4.
- the user X has subscribed to the service offered by the server 3. He has, during this subscription, registered with the server 3 (ie the registration module of the server 3) the electronic card 2 by providing its identifier ID2 (step E10), and possibly other electronic cards identical to the electronic card 2 and that it is intended for other users. It is further assumed that the user X gives his electronic card 2 to the user Z, and that the latter is registered with the registration module of the server 3 (step E20). During this registration, the user Z provides the identifier ID2 of the electronic card 2 as well as his own identifier (eg a name and / or a telephone number, etc.).
- the server 3 sends, via the telecommunications network
- This request can take the form of a subscription to all or part of the sources 5, so that they transmit on their own initiative to the server 3 (that is to say in push mode) the information data relating to the users X and Z which they have as soon as they obtain these data or as soon as they are updated.
- the request from the server 3 may be repeated periodically or predetermined in order to have relevant and up-to-date information data from the sources on the X and Z users.
- the server 3 thus obtains information sources 5, via its obtaining software module, the information data that these sources have on the users X and Z (step E30).
- the server 3 aggregates the information data received from the various information sources 5 in the form of a graph G conforming to the description language RDF.
- RDF description language
- the RDF language describes all information in the form of a model and more precisely of a graph, representing the concepts involved in this information as well as the relationships linking these concepts to each other.
- the concepts involved in this information are “X” and “conference CONF Y”, and the relationship linking these concepts is "is registered to” .
- the RDF language relies on the definition and use of ontologies, which are themselves RDF models defining types of data or objects whose the concepts contained in each information are relevant.
- An ontology in a computer context, refers to a conceptualization of a field of knowledge. By conceptualization, we mean here the definition of the terms that are necessary to express the meaning of information pertaining to this domain and the properties of these terms. Terms include object types (or classes) and the relationships between these object types. A property of a relation is, for example, its transitivity.
- an ontology means both a choice as to how to describe a domain, and a formal description of that domain.
- Ontologies are commonly used in areas such as artificial intelligence, semantic web, software engineering, etc.
- FIGS. 5A and 5B illustrate two examples of graphs conforming to the RDF language respectively modeling information (or equivalently a set of information data in the sense of the invention) stating that "X is registered at a conference CONF Y" and information stating "X was born on September 20, 1980".
- the information "X is registered at a conference CONF Y" is modeled, in accordance with the RDF language, by a graph comprising two distinct nodes N1 and N2 associated respectively with the concept "X” and concept “CONF Y".
- the concepts "X” and “conference CONF Y” are associated with different types of data or objects, namely a "PERSON” type ("X") and a CONFERENCE type (“CONF Y CONFERENCE”).
- the concepts carried by the nodes N1 and N2 are linked by a relation A12 of type "is inscribed with”.
- the information "X has the date of birth on September 20, 1980” is modeled in accordance with the RDF language by a graph comprising two distinct nodes N3 and N4 associated respectively with the concept "X” and to the concept "September 20, 1980".
- the concepts "X” and “September 20, 1980” are associated with different data types, namely a PERSON type ("X") and a DATE type ("September 20, 1980”).
- the concepts carried by nodes N3 and N4 are linked by a relation A34 of type "a for date of birth the".
- the aggregation by the server 3 of the information data obtained from the sources 5 is thus based on the prior definition of an ontology making it possible to represent these information data in the form of a single graph G, in which a piece of data of information (typically a concept) common to the information sources 5 and to the users considered is represented by means of a single element of the graph, namely of a single node of this graph: one thus avoids to duplicate the concepts under -Coments represented in this graph.
- a piece of data of information typically a concept
- This definition of ontology includes the typing of the concepts contained in the information data, that is to say the definition of the types or classes of objects to which the various information data relate, and relations linking these types or classes of objects.
- This typing of the concepts can be predefined and determined in advance according to the nature of the information that the server 3 expects to receive information sources 5 or the type of information sources 5 requested by the server 3. For example, it may include the following types of concepts: PERSON, DATE, PLACE, CONFERENCE, HOBBY, FRIENDS, etc., and the following relationships "is registered with”, “has for date of birth”, “is at,” “ has for hobby ",” has for friend “, etc.
- the typing of the concepts can be determined dynamically by the server 3 from an analysis (in particular semantics) of the information data that it receives from the sources 5.
- this typing can come from information sources 5 themselves if they already use a graphical representation, for example in accordance with RDF language, to model the information data they have on X and Z users.
- the server 3 analyzes the information data obtained from the sources 5 from the ontology thus previously defined. More specifically, it identifies each concept contained in the information data, and associates with each identified concept a type of ontology concept previously defined. For example, he identifies in the information "X is registered at the conference CONF Y", the concept "X” and the concept “conference CONF Y”, and associates with the concept “X” the type “PERSON” and the concept " conference CONF Y "type” CONFERENCE ".
- Each node of the graph is connected to one or more other nodes of the graph as a function of the relations linking the concepts to each other in the information data received from the sources 5.
- FIG. 5C illustrates the aggregation according to the invention of the information data "X is registered at a conference CONF Y" and "X has the date of birth on September 20, 1980".
- the server 3 identifies the concepts "X” of type “PERSON” (abbreviated as “PERS” in the figure), “conference CONF Y” of the type “CONFERENCE” (abbreviated as “CONF” on the figure) and "September 20, 1980” of type “DATE”.
- Each distinct concept is associated with a single node of the graph G, namely:
- CONF Y conference (abbreviated to "CONF Y” in the figure) is associated with node N 2 'which is an instance of type “CONFERENCE” (modeled by link 102' on the graph); and
- the node ⁇ is connected to the two concepts "CONF Y conference" and "September 20, 1980" via two separate links A12 'and A13' respectively modeling the relations "is registered with” and "has for date of birth on”.
- FIG. 5D illustrates the aggregation according to the invention of the information data "X is registered at a conference CONF Y" and "Z is registered at a conference CONF Y".
- the server 3 identifies the concepts "X” and “Z” of type “PERSON” (abbreviated “PERS” in the figure) and “conference CONF Y” type “CONFERENCE” (abbreviated as “CONF” in the figure).
- Each distinct concept is associated with a single node of the graph G, namely:
- CONF Y conference (abbreviated to "CONF Y” in the figure) is associated with node N 2 'which is an instance of type “CONFERENCE” (modeled by link 102' on the graph); and
- This graph is indeed designed so to avoid representing in the graph G several times (in other words using distinct representation elements) common information data (and especially common concepts) to the users. es common information are instead represented by a single node connected users share data.
- the graph G thus offers a synthetic representation of the information data obtained from the sources 5, and which makes it possible in this form to easily and quickly identify the data common to the users X and Z.
- the invention is not limited to the use of graphs and other aggregated data structures can be envisaged to represent information data obtained from information sources 5, such as tuples (ie n-tuples) Relational models conventionally used in databases ... These alternative data structures are preferably designed to avoid duplication of elements representing information data common to both users and sources. However, one can also consider having a suboptimal aggregated data structure in which such duplications exist.
- the server 3 searches in the graph G for information data common to the user X and the user Z (step E50). This search step allows the server 3 to identify opportunities for interaction (that is to say exchange) between the user X holder of the electronic card 2 and the user Z holder thereof.
- the definition of ontologies and the construction of the graph G advantageously facilitate this search.
- An opportunity for interaction between the users X and Z is indeed detected by searching graph fragments characteristic of this interaction, ie characteristics of the common data that is sought.
- the server 3 searches in the graph G for the presence of the sub-graph shown in FIG. 5E, in which the concept or node " ?? Is a CONFERENCE variable.
- Such a search is performed by the server 3 by applying a specific request to the graph G and defining the desired graph fragment (i.e. characteristic of the common data).
- This request is expressed, in the embodiment described here, using the SPARQL dedicated language, known per se.
- this concept must be connected to the users X and Y by links of type "is inscribed at", and be a concept of the type "CONFERENCE” (modeled by the link 10 on the graph fragment of Figure 5D).
- the server 3 can define requests so as to search for any type of data common to the users X and Z, or conversely, common data that respond to one or more predetermined criteria, decided for example by the user X (eg search for a presence at the same conference while not looking for hobbys data common to both users, for example). It can thus be envisaged that the user X can define or limit, during his subscription or later, the type of interactions that he wishes to be searched by the server.
- the server 3 here associates with the common data (s) thus detected (s) an opportunity for interaction between users X and Z. It notifies the electronic card 2 of the existence of this opportunity, or of more generally, the existence of data common to users X and Z (step E70).
- This notification is sent to the electronic card 2 via its communication means 3E on the telecommunications network 4. In the embodiment described here, it is transmitted to the electronic card 2 via the intermediate equipment 6.
- the electronic card 2 warns the user Z by activating its warning module 2B. In other words, the electronic card 2 lights up if the warning module comprises an LED type diode, or emits a vibration if it includes a buzzer on receipt of the notification of the server 3.
- the user Z thus informed can then connect for example to a portal managed by the server 3 via the intermediate equipment 6, to learn the meaning of the notification sent by the server 3, including access to further information on the opportunity of exchange with the user X detected by the server 3 (eg nature of the opportunity, namely here presence at a common conference, name of the conference, etc.) - This information can be viewed by the user Z on the screen 6C of the intermediate equipment 6.
- the user Z can access this information using a device separate from the intermediate equipment 6.
- the search for information data common to X and Z users is reiterated each time one or more information sources provide the server 3 with new user information data.
- X and / or on the user Z step E80, and answer yes to step E80 looping back to step E40, from the graph G in which these new information data are integrated.
- the server 3 can store in memory this opportunity and the information relating thereto emanating from the graph G and signal the existence of this opportunity as soon as it detects the connection of the electronic card 2 to the intermediate equipment 6 or as soon as the electronic card 2 registers with the server 3 again.
- the electronic card 2 is a hardware card, in other words a physical object.
- the electronic card 2 may be a virtual card (ie an application), to which software means of communication with the server and of the user holding the message are conferred (eg display of an appropriate symbol, transmission predetermined sound, etc.).
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