JP2007241913A - Article delivery system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an article delivery system, with which a person collectively receives articles purchased at each shop in a shopping mall, at a counter by authenticating a customer without user registration and by using a portable equipment without giving inconvenience to the customer nor using a management server. <P>SOLUTION: A purchaser holds a cellphone 3 over an Edy reader 5 at the shop and the reader reads an Edy number. The number is converted into a QR code and a printed label 6 is created. The label 6 is stuck to the article 1 and delivered to a collective receiving place. The purchaser holds the cellphone 3 over an Edy reader 9 and the reader reads the Edy number at the collective receiving place. On the other hand, the QR code is read from the label 6 stuck to the article 1 by a barcode reader 10. The code is acquired and compared with the Edy number read by the Edy reader 9 for authentication. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a product delivery system for receiving a product at a place different from a place where the purchaser purchases the product, and more particularly to a product delivery system capable of easily confirming a purchaser.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in order to eliminate the troublesomeness of carrying items purchased at each store in a shopping mall, various proposals have been made so that the items purchased at each store are received collectively at one place.

  For example, there are the following proposals. A shopping mall organizer installs a server, which provides a shopping mall website and a website of each store in the shopping mall. Each store has its own terminal and is connected to the server. The terminal at the reception center is also connected to the server. When customers access a website from their mobile phone and reserve a product, the product is either transported from each store to the receiving center or selected from stock in the receiving center and stored temporarily at the receiving center. Get it. The customer later settles and receives the goods in bulk at the receiving center. Customers can also cancel purchase reservations for products by accessing the website. In addition, a customer registers in advance at a registration center in a shopping mall and issues a password. Without the password, it is impossible to make a reservation for a product on a website from a mobile phone (see Patent Document 1).

  Another proposal is as follows. There are a store terminal device installed in each of a plurality of stores, a collection location terminal installed in a collection location, a merchandise sales management device, and a purchaser terminal device used by the purchaser, which are connected to the Internet. The merchandise sales management device provides a Web page that can be used to purchase merchandise sold at each store, and if there is a reservation for merchandise purchase from the purchaser terminal device, the merchandise sales management device provides a voucher to the purchaser terminal device. Publish information. In addition, merchandise and exchange certificate information are sent to the store terminal device and the collection terminal. At the store, the goods are brought into the collection place, and at the collection place, the purchaser authenticates the purchaser by presenting a receipt printed on the purchaser or a receipt key included in the exchange certificate information. Settlement and delivery.

The purchaser is registered in advance on the Web page, and the registration information includes a credit card number. If the purchaser does not appear at the exchange, money will be withdrawn by credit card as a penalty. The purchaser can also cancel the purchase reservation for the product at the exchange. Rather, in this proposal, since it takes time for the purchaser to go around multiple stores, the purchaser applies in advance for the products he / she wants, and has each store bring them to the collection point, The purpose is that the user can purchase the product after seeing the actual product again, and cancellation of the purchase reservation occurs normally (see Patent Document 2).
JP 2002-342601 A JP 2002-15141 A

  However, the product delivery system described in Patent Document 1 described above is inconvenient because the customer needs to perform user registration for each shopping mall. For this reason, there is a problem that a customer who avoids inconvenience as a shopping mall cannot register and cannot use it even if this product delivery system is introduced.

  Similarly, the product delivery system described in Patent Document 2 is inconvenient because the customer needs to register as a user for each shopping mall. Therefore, the shopping mall cannot be registered with a customer who avoids inconvenience. Even if a product delivery system was introduced, it could not be used enough. In addition, it is an advantage for customers to be able to see the actual product at one place, but there is a problem that it takes time and labor for each merchant to carry a product that is unknown whether or not it is purchased. Alternatively, as in Patent Document 1, stock may be placed in the collection place, but in that case, an extra place is required.

  In addition, the product delivery system described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 requires the customer to manage a password or a printed exchange certificate ("reception key" included in the exchange certificate information), and forget the password. There was a possibility of losing the voucher. In addition, since this product delivery system requires a management server, there is a problem that costs are increased accordingly.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and can be used by a customer without requiring user registration, and the customer can use a portable device without inconvenience. An object of the present invention is to provide a product delivery system that can authenticate unique information and that does not use a management server.

  In order to achieve the object, the product delivery system according to claim 1 is owned by a purchaser who purchases the product for a settlement place for settlement of the purchased product and a delivery place for delivery of the purchased product. In a merchandise delivery system that settles the merchandise using an electronic money chip, a first reading means that reads the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of settlement, and the unique information read by the first reading means are printed on the merchandise. An output means for creating a label to be affixed; a second reading means for reading out the unique information of the electronic money chip upon delivery of the purchased product; and the unique information printed on the label affixed to the purchased product. Third reading means for reading, the unique information read by the second reading means, and the third reading And collating means for collating the said unique information read out by the means, characterized in that it comprises a notifying means for notifying the result of collation by the collating means.

  Further, the product delivery system according to claim 2 is the product delivery system according to claim 1, wherein encryption means for encrypting the unique information read by the first reading means to generate encrypted unique information; Decrypting means for decrypting the encrypted unique information and decrypting the unique information, and the output means prints the encrypted unique information encrypted by the encrypting means to create a label, and Read means reads the encrypted unique information printed on the label for decryption by the decryption means, and the collation means reads the unique information decrypted by the decryption means and the second read means It is characterized by collating with unique information.

  Further, the product delivery system according to claim 3 is the product delivery system according to claim 1, wherein the unique information read by the first reading unit is encoded into a one-dimensional code or a two-dimensional code. And the output means prints the unique information encoded by the encoding means to create the label, and the third reading means decodes the encoded unique information and reads the unique information. It is characterized by.

  A product delivery system according to claim 4 is the product delivery system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising an input unit that inputs an image of the purchaser's face, and the output unit includes the output unit The label is created by printing an image input by an input means.

  The product delivery system according to claim 5 is an electronic money chip owned by a purchaser who purchases the product for a settlement place for settlement of the purchased product and a delivery place for delivery of the purchased product. In the merchandise delivery system that performs settlement of the merchandise, the first reading means for reading the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of settlement, and the unique information read by the first reading means is encoded into a one-dimensional code or a two-dimensional code. First encoding means for converting, input means for inputting an image of the purchaser's face, second encoding means for encoding the image input by the input means into a two-dimensional code, Print the unique information encoded by one encoding means and the image encoded by the second encoding means to create a label to be attached to the product Output means, second reading means for reading out the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of delivery of the purchased product, and decoding of the encoded unique information printed on the label attached to the purchased product Third reading means for reading out the unique information, fourth reading means for decoding the encoded image printed on the label attached to the purchased product and reading the image, and the fourth reading means Display means for displaying the image read out by the above, collation means for collating the unique information read by the second read means and the unique information read by the third read means, and a result of collation by the collating means And a notification means for notifying.

  The product delivery system according to claim 6 is an electronic money chip owned by a purchaser who purchases the product for a settlement place for settlement of the purchased product and a delivery place for delivery of the purchased product. In the merchandise delivery system for settlement of the merchandise, the first reading means for reading the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of payment and the unique information read by the first reading means are encrypted to generate encrypted unique information The first encryption means for encoding, the first encoding means for encoding the encrypted unique information encrypted by the first encryption means into a one-dimensional code or a two-dimensional code, and photographing the purchaser's face Input means for inputting an image; second encryption means for encrypting an image input by the input means to generate an encrypted image; and A second encoding unit that encodes the encrypted image encrypted by the encoding unit into a two-dimensional code, the encoded unique information encoded by the first encoding unit, and the second encoding unit Output means for printing the encrypted image and creating a label to be affixed to the product; second reading means for reading out the unique information of the electronic money chip when the purchased product is delivered; and affixing to the purchased product A third reading means for reading the encoded unique information by decoding the encoded encrypted unique information printed on the label, and the encrypted unique information read by the third read means. First decrypting means for decrypting and decrypting the unique information; and decrypting the encoded encrypted image printed on the label affixed to the purchased product A fourth reading means for reading an image; a second decoding means for decoding the image by decoding the encrypted image read by the fourth reading means; and an image decoded by the second decoding means. Display means for displaying; collating means for collating the unique information read by the second reading means with the unique information decoded by the first decoding means; and notifying means for notifying a result of the collation by the collating means; It is characterized by providing.

  The product delivery system according to claim 7 is an electronic money chip owned by a purchaser who purchases the product for a settlement place for settlement of the purchased product and a delivery place for delivery of the purchased product. In the merchandise delivery system that settles the merchandise, the first reading means for reading the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of payment, the input means for inputting an image of the purchaser's face, and the first reading means Encoding means for encoding the unique information read out by the above and the image input by the input means into a single two-dimensional code, and encoding the unique information and the image by the encoding means. An output means for printing the two-dimensional code and creating a label to be affixed to the product; and at the time of delivery of the purchased product A second reading means for reading out the unique information of the child money chip; a third reading means for reading out the unique information and the image from the two-dimensional code printed on the label affixed to the purchased product; Display means for displaying the image read by the three reading means, matching means for checking the unique information read by the second reading means and the unique information read by the third reading means, and checking by the checking means And a notifying means for notifying the result.

  The product delivery system according to claim 8 is an electronic money chip owned by a purchaser who purchases the product for a settlement place for settlement of the purchased product and a delivery place for delivery of the purchased product. In the merchandise delivery system that settles the merchandise, the first reading means for reading the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of payment, the input means for inputting an image of the purchaser's face, and the first reading means And encrypting the unique information read in step 1 and the image input by the input means to generate encrypted information; and the encrypted information encrypted by the encryption means And encoding means for encoding the two-dimensional code formed by encoding the encryption information by the encoding means and pasting it on the product. Output means for creating a label to be printed, second reading means for reading out the unique information of the electronic money chip when the purchased product is delivered, and the encoded information printed on the label attached to the purchased product A third reading means for decoding the encrypted information and decrypting the encrypted information read by the third reading means to decrypt the unique information and the image; and Display means for displaying the image decoded by the means, collation means for collating the unique information read by the second read means and the unique information decoded by the decryption means, and a result of collation by the collation means And a notification means for notifying the above.

  The product delivery system according to claim 9 is the product delivery system according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the electronic money chip is built in a purchaser's mobile terminal.

  In the commodity delivery system according to the first aspect, the unique information of the electronic money chip owned by the purchaser is read via the first reading means at the time of settlement. Thereafter, a label on which the unique information read by the first reading means is printed by the output means is created. The created label is affixed to the purchased product. On the other hand, when the purchased product is delivered, the unique information of the electronic money chip owned by the purchaser is read via the second reading means. On the other hand, the unique information printed on the label attached to the purchased product is read via the third reading means. Then, the unique information read by the second reading means and the unique information read by the third reading means are collated by the collating means. The collation result is notified by the notification means.

  As a result, the purchaser only reads out the unique information of the electronic money chip when using the product delivery system. Since the electronic money chip itself is used for settlement, the purchaser carries it. In addition, the information printed on the label is sufficient for authentication at the time of delivery. For the above reasons, it is a product delivery system that can be used by the purchaser without requiring user registration and can authenticate the customer's unique information using a portable device that the purchaser does not feel inconvenient, and is managed It is possible to provide a system that does not use a server.

  In the commodity delivery system according to claim 2, the unique information read by the first reading means is encrypted via the encryption means.

  This makes it difficult for the third party to easily know the unique information. Therefore, fraud using the unique information can be prevented in advance.

  In the commodity delivery system according to the third aspect, the unique information read by the first reading means via the encoding means is encoded.

  This makes it difficult for the third party to easily know the unique information. Therefore, fraud using the unique information can be prevented in advance.

  In the commodity delivery system according to the fourth aspect, a label is created by printing the unique information read by the first reading means and the image of the purchaser's face via the output means.

  Thereby, authentication can be performed more reliably. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a third party from impersonating a purchaser and receiving a product illegally.

  Further, in the commodity delivery system according to claim 5, an image obtained by photographing the unique information encoded by the first encoding unit and the purchaser's face encoded by the second encoding unit via the output unit. A label on which “and” are printed is created.

  This makes it difficult for the third party to easily know the unique information, and enables more reliable authentication. Therefore, it is possible to prevent fraud using the unique information, and it is possible to prevent a third party from impersonating a purchaser and receiving a product illegally.

  In the product delivery system according to claim 6, the unique information encoded by the first encoding means after being encrypted by the first encryption means and the second encryption means are encrypted via the output means. After that, a label printed with an image of the purchaser's face encoded by the second encoding means is created.

  This makes it difficult for the third party to easily know the unique information, and enables more reliable authentication. Therefore, it is possible to prevent fraud using the unique information, and it is possible to prevent a third party from impersonating a purchaser and receiving a product illegally.

  Further, in the product delivery system according to claim 7, after the unique information and the image obtained by photographing the purchaser's face are collectively encoded by the encoding means, a label printed via the output means is provided. Created.

  This makes it difficult for the third party to easily know the unique information, and enables more reliable authentication. Therefore, it is possible to prevent fraud using the unique information, and it is possible to prevent a third party from impersonating a purchaser and receiving a product illegally. In addition, since the code printed on the label is one, the code reading operation can be performed quickly and reliably. The amount of print media used as the label is also reduced.

  Further, in the product delivery system according to claim 8, after the unique information and the image obtained by photographing the purchaser's face are collectively encrypted by the encrypting unit, the encoded information is encoded by the encoding unit, and the output unit A printed label is created.

  This makes it difficult for the third party to easily know the unique information, and enables more reliable authentication. Therefore, it is possible to prevent fraud using the unique information, and it is possible to prevent a third party from impersonating a purchaser and receiving a product illegally. In addition, since the code printed on the label is one, the code reading operation can be performed quickly and reliably. The amount of print media used as the label is also reduced.

  In the commodity delivery system according to the ninth aspect, the electronic money chip is built in the purchaser's mobile terminal. In many cases, a mobile terminal is always carried by a purchaser.

  Thereby, the purchaser does not feel troublesome in possessing the electronic money chip.

  Hereinafter, a product delivery system according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings based on the first to fourth embodiments.

  First, the product delivery system according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a commodity delivery system showing one usage example of the first embodiment. The upper part of FIG. 1 shows one of the stores in the shopping mall, and the lower part of FIG. 1 shows a collective receiving place where the products 1 purchased at each store can be received in a lump. Yes. As shown in the upper part of FIG. 1, this system includes a mobile phone 3 incorporating an Edy chip 2 (described later) of Edy (registered trademark, hereinafter omitted) which is a kind of electronic money that has begun to spread in recent years. . The mobile phone 3 is an item owned by a purchaser who purchases the product 1. Similarly, in the upper part of FIG. 1, each store has a terminal 4, an Edy reader 5 connected to the terminal 4 for reading the contents stored in the Edy chip 2, and a label 6 connected to the terminal 4 and printed with a barcode. It is shown that the label printer 7 to be created is installed. Further, FIG. 1 shows that the label 6 created by the label printer 7 is pasted on the product 3 in each store.

  In the lower part of FIG. 1, a terminal 8 is installed at the collective receiving place, and the terminal 8 reads Edy that reads the Edy chip 2 built in the above-described mobile phone 3 that is the belonging of the purchaser of the product 1. A reader 9 is connected. Further, the merchandise 1 with the label 6 attached thereto is delivered to the collective receiving place. The terminal 8 is connected to a barcode reader 10 that reads a barcode from the label 1 attached to the product 1.

  Although the Edy chip 2 is built in the mobile phone 3, it is not always necessary to be built in the mobile phone 3, and may be built in a dedicated card, various cash cards, a credit card, or the like. That is, the purchaser only needs to have the Edy chip 2.

  Here, electronic money will be described. Electronic money is money that represents monetary value in digital data. It can be used for shopping without using a credit card or cash, or it can be used as a payment method for electronic commerce using the Internet. There are two types of electronic money: IC card-type electronic money that records monetary value data on a dedicated IC chip, and network-type electronic money that installs software for managing monetary value data in a personal computer and makes payments over a network. There is. Examples of the former include Mondex International's Mondex (registered trademark) and VISA International's VISA Cash (registered trademark). Edy is electronic money corresponding to both, but in the present invention, the property as the former IC card type electronic money is used.

  2 to 4 are various block diagrams common to the first to fourth embodiments. FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the mobile phone 3. The mobile phone 3 includes a key input unit 20 having a plurality of keys for inputting various characters such as numbers from 0 to 9, alphabets, kana characters, and various instructions such as start and end of a call, a display A display unit 21 that displays various characters and images, a voice input unit 22 that converts a voice into a voice signal and inputs a voice signal, and a voice signal that includes a speaker (not shown). Is provided with a voice output unit 23 that converts the voice into a voice and outputs it, and a telephone line I / F unit 24 that includes a not-shown antenna and performs voice signal communication with a digital signal.

  The mobile phone 3 can be connected to the Internet (not shown) via the telephone line I / F 24, and can send and receive various data as digital signals and send and receive e-mails. It is also possible to send and receive e-mails with images attached. In addition, the mobile phone 3 includes a CCD camera (not shown) and an imaging unit 25 that captures still images and moving images. An infrared port (not shown) is provided, and infrared signal transmission / reception is performed in accordance with IrDA, which is one of the rules of infrared communication. An IrDA I / F unit 26 is provided. In this infrared communication, various data such as images can be transmitted / received to / from other devices equipped with an infrared port and compatible with IrDA.

  In addition, the mobile phone 3 includes a control unit 27 that controls these units and includes a ROM and a RAM (not shown). The ROM stores various processing programs, tables and the like for the control unit 27 to control each unit of the mobile phone 3 in a non-rewritable manner. The RAM temporarily stores various information for the control unit 27 to control each unit of the mobile phone 3. The cellular phone 3 also includes a storage unit 28. The storage unit 28 stores various processing programs other than the processing program stored in the ROM and other data in a rewritable manner. Still images and moving images taken by the imaging unit 25 are also stored in the storage unit 28.

  The mobile phone 3 includes an Edy chip 2 that stores monetary value data and an Edy number (hereinafter also referred to as an electronic money chip number). The Edy number is a number that can distinguish individual Edy chips. The Edy reading devices 5 and 9 read this Edy number.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the terminal 4 on the store side. The terminal 4 includes an operation input unit 30 including a keyboard having a plurality of keys for inputting various characters such as numbers from 0 to 9, alphabets, kana characters, and various instructions, and a mouse and a mouse (not shown), and a display. A display unit 31 for displaying various characters and images is provided.

  The terminal 4 includes a CCD camera (not shown) and is connected to an imaging device 32 that captures still images and moving images. The imaging device I / F unit 33 can capture still images and moving images captured by the imaging device 32. An infrared port (not shown) is connected to the IrDA I / F unit 34, which transmits and receives infrared signals in accordance with IrDA, which is one of the rules of infrared communication, and the Edy reading device 5, and the Edy number is fetched therefrom. The Edy reading device I / F unit 35 that can be connected to a label printer 7 that captures and prints a print image to be printed on the label 6 as a bitmap image and creates the label 6, sends the print image to the label printer 7, and the label A printer I / F unit 36 for instructing creation is provided.

  The label printer 7 stores a roll paper wound with a tape having an adhesive layer on one side as a printing medium, and the created label 6 can be attached to the product 1. In addition, the terminal 4 is always connected to the Internet (not shown), and can send and receive various data as digital signals and send and receive e-mails. A control unit 38 having a ROM and a RAM (not shown) is provided.

  The ROM stores various processing programs and tables for the control unit 38 to control each unit of the terminal 4 in a non-rewritable manner. The RAM temporarily stores various information for the control unit 38 to control each unit of the terminal 4. The terminal 4 also includes a storage unit 39. The storage unit 39 includes an encryption processing program described later and various one-dimensional codes (barcodes in a narrow sense. In a broad sense, barcodes are not limited to one-dimensional codes. (In this specification, the term “bar code” refers to a bar code in a broad sense) and an encoding processing program for creating a bitmap image of a two-dimensional code. Various processing programs other than the processing program and other data are stored in a rewritable manner.

  FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the terminal 8 on the collective receiving station side. The terminal 8 includes an operation input unit 40 including a keyboard having a plurality of keys for inputting various characters such as numerals 0 to 9, alphabets, kana characters, and various instructions, and a mouse (not shown), and a display. A display unit 41 for displaying various characters and images is provided.

  Also, the terminal 8 is connected to an Edy reading device 9 and optically reads an Edy reading device I / F unit 42 which can take in an Edy number therefrom, various one-dimensional codes and various two-dimensional codes, Connected to the barcode reader 10 that reads the content data from the read code, the barcode reader I / F unit 43 that can read the data read from the code by the barcode reader 10, always connected to the Internet (not shown), An ADSL I / F unit 44 that can send and receive various data as digital signals and send and receive e-mails, and a control unit 45 that controls them and includes ROM and RAM (not shown) are provided. .

  The ROM stores various processing programs and tables for the control unit 45 to control each unit of the terminal 8 in a non-rewritable manner. The RAM temporarily stores various information for the control unit 45 to control each unit of the terminal 8. The terminal 8 also includes a storage unit 46. The storage unit 46 can rewrite various processing programs other than the processing program stored in the ROM, such as a decryption processing program for decrypting a later-described encryption, and other data. I remember it.

  In the first embodiment and the second embodiment, the details will be described later, but authentication is performed without using an image when authenticating the recipient of the product 1 at the collective receiving place. 3, the Internet connection function via the imaging unit 25, the IrDA I / F unit 26, and the telephone line I / F unit 24 described above, in particular, a mail transmission function with an attached image is not necessarily required. Similarly, in the terminal 4 shown in FIG. 3, the above-described imaging device I / F unit 34, imaging device 32, and IrDA I / F unit 34 are not necessarily required.

  Next, processing of the product delivery system according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6. FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a process executed by the control unit 38 of the terminal 4 on the store side, and FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a process executed by the control unit 45 of the terminal 8 at the collective receiving place. When the purchaser has the mobile phone 3 with the built-in Edy chip 2, the purchaser holds the mobile phone 3 held by the purchaser over the Edy reading device 5 when purchasing and paying for the product 1. Read Edy number. If the purchaser has the built-in Edy chip 2 in the card or the like, the purchaser holds the card over the Edy reading device 5. As shown in FIG. 5, in S1, the control unit 38 reads the Edy number read by the Edy reading device 5, and the process proceeds to S2.

  In S2, a QR code that is one type of two-dimensional code is generated from the Edy number read in S1, and the process proceeds to S3. Since the QR code is a known technique, detailed description thereof is omitted here. In S3, the control unit 38 sends the QR code bitmap image generated in S2 to the label printer 7 via the printer I / F unit 36, and instructs the label printer 7 to create the label 6. In response to this, the label printer 7 creates a label 6 indicating the Edy number. As shown in FIG. 1, the created label 6 is attached to the surface of the purchased product 1 by a person on the store side. Thereafter, the merchandise 1 with the label 6 attached is delivered to the collective receiving place by a person on the store side.

  Thereafter, when the purchaser appears at the collective receiving place for receiving the goods 1, first, the purchaser holds an Edy reading device 9 by holding the mobile phone 3 or the card containing the Edy chip 2 that he / she owns to read Edy. The apparatus 9 is caused to read the Edy number. At that time, as shown in FIG. 6, the control unit 45 of the terminal 8 of the collective receiving station reads the Edy number read by the Edy reading device 9 in S <b> 11 via the Edy reading device I / F unit 42. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S12. While the Edy number is read from the Edy chip 2 possessed by the purchaser, the barcode reader 10 is assigned to the QR code printed on the label 6 affixed to the product 1 by the person at the batch receiving place in S12, and the barcode is read. The reader 10 reads the QR code. The read QR code is returned to the data indicated by the QR code inside the bar code reader. In S <b> 12, the control unit 45 reads the original data indicated by the QR code from the barcode reader 10 via the barcode reader I / F unit 43. In the present embodiment, the data represents the Edy number itself. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S13.

  In S13, the control unit 45 performs authentication by comparing the Edy number acquired in S11 with the Edy number acquired in S12. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S14. In S14, if the Edy numbers match each other in S13 and the authentication is successful, the control unit 45 displays a screen including the characters “OK” shown in FIG. 7 on the display of the display unit 41. Further, when the Edy numbers do not match each other and authentication is not possible in S13, the control unit 45 displays a screen composed of characters “NG” shown in FIG. 8 on the display of the display unit 41. These screens are closed by clicking the confirmation button at the bottom center of the screen with a mouse (not shown).

  In the present embodiment, the Edy number is converted into a QR code, but may be converted into another two-dimensional code or a one-dimensional code.

  In this embodiment, Edy is used as electronic money. However, Edy may not be used as long as it is an IC card type electronic money.

  In the present embodiment, the purchaser only reads the Edy number of the Edy chip 2 when using the product delivery system. Since the Edy chip 2 itself is used for settlement, the purchaser carries it. Further, it is only necessary to have information printed on the label 6 for authentication at the time of delivery. For the above reasons, it is a product delivery system that can be used by purchasers without requiring user registration, and therefore the system can be expected to spread, and the purchaser does not feel bothersome and authenticates using carried items and manages them It is possible to provide a system that does not use a server.

  In the present embodiment, the Edy number is converted into a barcode, but this makes it difficult for a third party to easily know the Edy number. Therefore, fraud using the Edy number can be prevented in advance. In the one-dimensional code, the internal data may be written as a character string consisting of alphanumeric characters at the bottom of the one-dimensional code. In order to obtain this effect, it is desirable not to print this character string.

  In the present embodiment, the barcode obtained by encoding the Edy number is read by the barcode reader 10, but the Edy number is printed on the label as it is without making the barcode, and the printed Edy number is read by the CCD camera. You may comprise so that an Edy number may be acquired by character recognition. Even in this case, it is a product delivery system that can be used by the purchaser without requiring user registration, and therefore the system can be expected to spread, and the purchaser does not feel troublesome, and authenticates by using a portable item, and the management server The effect of providing a system that does not use is obtained as it is.

  Next, a product delivery system according to the second embodiment will be described. The second embodiment is almost the same as the first embodiment except that a label is created after the Edy number read by the Edy reading device 5 on the store side is encrypted. If this is represented by a figure number, the first embodiment has been described based on FIGS. 1 to 8, but the second embodiment can replace FIG. 5 with FIG. 9 and replace FIG. 6 with FIG. It will be. Hereinafter, the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4, 7, and 8 as appropriate, centering on FIGS. 9 and 10 different from the first embodiment. Note that the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment.

  FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing processing executed by the control unit 38 of the terminal 4 on the store side, and FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing processing executed by the control unit 45 of the terminal 8 at the collective receiving place.

  As in the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, when the purchaser has the mobile phone 3 with the Edy chip 2, the purchaser purchases the product 1 and settles it when he / she purchases the product 1. Is held over the Edy reading device 5 to cause the Edy reading device 5 to read the Edy number. If the purchaser has the built-in Edy chip 2 in the card or the like, the purchaser holds the card over the Edy reading device 5. As shown in FIG. 9, in S21, the control unit 38 reads the Edy number read by the Edy reading device 5, and the process proceeds to S22.

  In S22, the Edy number read in S21 is encrypted. Any encryption method can be used. Here, for every character that may be used in the Edy number, the corresponding converted character is determined in advance and converted accordingly, and encryption is performed. The original character is restored by tracing it back (inverse transformation). At this time, when determining a converted character corresponding to a certain character, it is necessary to determine that two or more characters are not associated with one character. This is because if that is not the case, when the original character is restored from the converted character, it is impossible to know which character should be restored. In addition, the character conversion list table for encryption and the character reverse conversion list table for decryption are stored in advance in the storage unit 39 of the terminal 4 on the store side and the storage unit 46 of the terminal 8 on the collective reception side in advance. It is remembered. In S22, the Edy number is encrypted by converting the characters of each digit constituting the Edy number according to the character conversion list table. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S23.

  In S23, a QR code which is one kind of two-dimensional code is generated from the Edy number encrypted in S22, and the process proceeds to S24. In S24, the control unit 38 sends the bitmap image of the QR code generated in S23 to the label printer 7 via the printer I / F unit 36, and instructs the label printer 7 to create the label 6. In response to this, the label printer 7 creates a label 6 indicating the Edy number. As shown in FIG. 1, the created label 6 is attached to the surface of the purchased product 1 by a person on the store side. Thereafter, the merchandise 1 with the label 6 attached is delivered to the collective receiving place by a person on the store side. Thereafter, when the purchaser appears at the collective receiving place for receiving the goods 1, first, the purchaser holds an Edy reading device 9 by holding the mobile phone 3 or the card containing the Edy chip 2 that he / she owns to read Edy. The apparatus 9 is caused to read the Edy number. At that time, as shown in FIG. 10, the control unit 45 of the terminal 8 of the collective receiving station reads the Edy number read by the Edy reading device 9 in S31 via the Edy reading device I / F unit 42. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S32.

  While the Edy number is read from the Edy chip 2 possessed by the purchaser, the barcode reader 10 is assigned to the QR code printed on the label 6 affixed to the product 1 by the person at the batch receiving place in S32, and the barcode is read. The reader 10 reads the QR code. The read QR code is returned to the data indicated by the QR code inside the bar code reader. In S <b> 32, the control unit 45 reads the original data indicated by the QR code from the barcode reader 10 via the barcode reader I / F unit 43. In this embodiment, the data represents an encrypted Edy number. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S33. In S33, the control unit 45 decrypts the encrypted Edy number and restores it to the original Edy number according to the above-described character reverse conversion list table. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S34.

  In S34, the control unit 45 performs authentication by comparing the Edy number acquired in S31 with the Edy number acquired in S33. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S35. In S35, if the Edy numbers match each other in S34 and the authentication is successful, the control unit 45 displays a screen including the characters “OK” shown in FIG. 7 on the display of the display unit 41. In addition, when the Edy numbers do not match each other and authentication cannot be performed in S34, the control unit 45 displays a screen including characters “NG” shown in FIG. 8 on the display of the display unit 41. These screens are closed by clicking the confirmation button at the bottom center of the screen with a mouse (not shown).

  In the present embodiment, the Edy number is converted into a QR code, but may be converted into another two-dimensional code or a one-dimensional code.

  In the present embodiment, the purchaser only reads the Edy number of the Edy chip 2 when using the product delivery system. Since the Edy chip 2 itself is used for settlement, the purchaser carries it. Further, it is only necessary to have information printed on the label 6 for authentication at the time of delivery. For the above reasons, it is a product delivery system that can be used by purchasers without requiring user registration, and therefore the system can be expected to spread, and the purchaser does not feel bothersome and authenticates using carried items and manages them It is possible to provide a system that does not use a server.

  In the present embodiment, the Edy number is encrypted and then converted into a bar code. However, this makes it difficult for a third party to easily know the Edy number. Therefore, fraud using the Edy number can be prevented in advance.

  Further, in this embodiment, the barcode obtained by encoding the encrypted Edy number is read by the barcode reader 10, but the encrypted Edy number is printed as it is on the label without using the barcode, and the printed encryption is performed. The Edy number may be read by a CCD camera, and the Edy number encrypted by character recognition may be obtained. Even in this case, it is a product delivery system that can be used by the purchaser without requiring user registration, and therefore the system can be expected to spread, and the purchaser does not feel troublesome, and authenticates by using a portable item, and the management server The effect of providing a system that does not use is obtained as it is.

  Next, a product delivery system according to the third embodiment will be described. The third embodiment is almost the same as the first embodiment, except that a principal image is used in addition to an Edy number for recipient authentication. If this is represented by a figure number, the first embodiment has been described based on FIGS. 1 to 8, but the third embodiment replaces FIG. 1 with FIG. 11, replaces FIG. 5 with FIG. 6 is replaced by FIG.

  In the description of the first embodiment and the second embodiment, since the authentication is performed without using the personal image, in the mobile phone 3 shown in FIG. 2, the above-described imaging unit 25, IrDA I / F unit 26, The Internet connection function via the telephone line I / F unit 24, in particular, a mail transmission function with an attached image is not necessarily required. In the terminal 4 shown in FIG. 3, the above-described imaging device I / F unit 34, imaging device 32, IrDA I / F part 34 was not necessarily required. However, they are used in the third embodiment and the fourth embodiment described later.

  Hereinafter, the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4, 7, and 8 as appropriate centering on FIGS. 11, 12, and 13 that are different from the first embodiment. Note that the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment.

  FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a commodity delivery system showing one usage example of the third embodiment. The difference from the schematic diagram of the product delivery system showing one usage example of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is that the personal image is transmitted from the mobile phone 3 possessed by the purchaser to the terminal 4 on the store side. In addition to printing the data corresponding to the Edy number on the label 6, the data corresponding to the image data of the personal image is also printed, and the data corresponding to the image data of the personal image printed on the label 6 at the collective receiving place These are three points for displaying the personal image on the display unit 41 of the terminal 8.

  FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing processing executed by the control unit 38 of the terminal 4 on the store side, and FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing processing executed by the control unit 45 of the terminal 8 at the collective receiving place.

  As shown in FIG. 11, when the purchaser has the mobile phone 3 with the built-in Edy chip 2, when the purchaser purchases and settles the product 1, the purchaser puts his mobile phone 3 in the Edy reading device 5. Hold the Edy reading device 5 to read the Edy number. If the purchaser has the built-in Edy chip 2 in the card or the like, the purchaser holds the card over the Edy reading device 5. As shown in FIG. 12, in S41, the control unit 38 reads the Edy number read by the Edy reading device 5, and the process proceeds to S42.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 11, when the purchaser has the mobile phone 3 with the Edy chip 2, the purchaser himself / herself previously captured by the imaging unit 25 and stored in the storage unit 28. Is transmitted by the infrared signal from the IrDA I / F unit 26, and the terminal 4 on the store side receives the IrDA I / F unit 34. Or, even if the purchaser has a mobile phone, if the purchaser does not have the IrDA I / F 26, the purchaser connects to the Internet via the telephone line I / F unit 24 and attaches an image of the purchaser himself / herself. The mail is transmitted to the terminal 4 on the store side, and the terminal 4 on the store side receives the electronic mail via the Internet that is always connected via the ADSL I / F unit 37.

  Or, if the purchaser does not have the mobile phone 3 but has some Edy chip 2 built-in card, and even if the purchaser has the mobile phone 3, the customer's own image is displayed on the terminal on the store side. If it is troublesome to send the image to 4, the purchaser is photographed by the imaging device 32 provided in the terminal 4 on the store side. In any case, the terminal 4 acquires the purchaser's identity image by some means.

  In S <b> 42, the control unit 38 causes the operator to select which of the means is used to input the personal image on the display unit 31 of the terminal 4, and issues an appropriate instruction according to each result. In accordance with this, each part in the terminal 4 is controlled to acquire the purchaser's identity image. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S43. In S43, the control unit 38 collects the Edy number acquired in S41 and the personal image acquired in S42 into one data, and then generates a QR code that is one type of two-dimensional code. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S44.

  In S44, the control unit 38 sends the bitmap image of the QR code generated in S43 to the label printer 7 via the printer I / F unit 36, and instructs the label printer 7 to create the label 6. In response to this, the label printer 7 creates a label 6 indicating the Edy number and the principal image. As shown in FIG. 11, the created label 6 is attached to the surface of the purchased product 1 by a person on the store side. Thereafter, the merchandise 1 with the label 6 attached is delivered to the collective receiving place by a person on the store side.

  Thereafter, when the purchaser appears at the collective receiving place for receiving the goods 1, first, the purchaser holds an Edy reading device 9 by holding the mobile phone 3 or the card containing the Edy chip 2 that he / she owns to read Edy. The apparatus 9 is caused to read the Edy number. At that time, as shown in FIG. 13, the control unit 45 of the terminal 8 of the collective receiving station reads the Edy number read by the Edy reading device 9 in S 51 via the Edy reading device I / F unit 42. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S52.

  While the Edy number is read from the Edy chip 2 possessed by the purchaser, the barcode reader 10 is assigned to the QR code printed on the label 6 affixed to the product 1 by the person at the batch receiving place in S52, and the barcode is read. The reader 10 reads the QR code. The read QR code is returned to the data indicated by the QR code inside the barcode reader 10. In S <b> 52, the control unit 45 reads the original data indicated by the QR code from the barcode reader 10 via the barcode reader I / F unit 43. In the present embodiment, the data represents data in which the Edy number and the purchaser's identity image are combined into one. The control unit 45 divides the data collected into one into an Edy number and a personal image. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S53. In S53, the control unit 45 performs authentication by comparing the Edy number acquired in S51 with the Edy number acquired in S52. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S54.

  In S54, when the Edy numbers match each other in S53 and the authentication is successful, the control unit 45 displays a screen including characters “OK” shown in FIG. 7 on the display of the display unit 41. Clicking the confirmation button in the lower center of the screen with a mouse (not shown) closes this screen and displays the identity image instead. The person at the collective receiving place performs final authentication by comparing the displayed image with the person who has received the receipt. The screen on which the personal image is displayed is closed when any key is pressed from the terminal 8. On the other hand, if the Edy numbers do not match each other and authentication cannot be performed in S34, the control unit 45 displays a screen including characters “NG” shown in FIG. 8 on the display of the display unit 41. Clicking the confirmation button at the bottom center of the screen with a mouse (not shown) closes this screen.

  In S54, when the Edy numbers match each other in S53 and the authentication is successful, the control unit 45 displays a screen composed of characters “OK” shown in FIG. 7 and closes this screen by clicking the confirmation button. Instead, the identity image is displayed. However, when the Edy numbers match in S53 and authentication is possible, the identity image may be displayed directly without displaying the “OK” screen.

  In the present embodiment, the Edy number and the principal image are converted into a QR code, but may be converted into another two-dimensional code or a one-dimensional code.

  In the present embodiment, when using the product delivery system, the purchaser reads the Edy number of the Edy chip 2, and if the mobile phone possessed by the purchaser has an imaging unit 25 (CCD camera), All that is required is to send the photographed image of the purchaser to the terminal 4 on the store side. In addition, when the purchaser does not have the imaging unit 25, or when the purchaser does not have a mobile phone and has a card or the like with the Edy chip 2, the purchaser himself / herself Instead of sending the image to the terminal 4 on the store side, the image of the purchaser is simply taken by the imaging device 32 provided in the terminal 4 on the store side. The present embodiment corresponds to various usage forms as described above.

  Since the Edy chip 2 itself is used for settlement, the purchaser carries it. Further, it is only necessary to have information printed on the label 6 for authentication at the time of delivery. For the above reasons, it is a product delivery system that can be used by purchasers without requiring user registration, and therefore the system can be expected to spread, and the purchaser does not feel bothersome and authenticates using carried items and manages them It is possible to provide a system that does not use a server.

  In the present embodiment, the Edy number is converted into a barcode, but this makes it difficult for a third party to easily know the Edy number. Therefore, fraud using the Edy number can be prevented in advance.

  In the present embodiment, the data obtained by combining the Edy number and the principal image into one bar code is used as one bar code. However, the Edy number and the personal image may be printed on the label 6 as separate bar codes. However, one bar code is more workable because a person at the collective receiving station needs only one reading operation when reading the bar code using the bar code reader 10.

  In the present embodiment, both the Edy number and the person's image are barcoded, but only one of them may be barcoded and the other may be printed on the label as it is. For example, when the Edy number is printed on the label as it is without being converted into a barcode, the printed Edy number may be read by a CCD camera, and the Edy number may be obtained by character recognition.

  Next, a product delivery system according to the fourth embodiment will be described. The fourth embodiment is almost the same as the first embodiment, and is different in that the personal image is used in addition to the Edy number for recipient authentication and the Edy number and the personal image are encrypted. If this is represented by a figure number, the first embodiment has been described based on FIGS. 1 to 8, but the fourth embodiment replaces FIG. 1 with FIG. 11, replaces FIG. 5 with FIG. 6 is replaced by FIG.

  In the description of the first embodiment and the second embodiment, since the authentication is performed without using the personal image, in the mobile phone 3 shown in FIG. 2, the above-described imaging unit 25, IrDA I / F unit 26, The Internet connection function via the telephone line I / F unit 24, in particular, a mail transmission function with an attached image is not necessarily required. In the terminal 4 shown in FIG. 3, the above-described imaging device I / F unit 34, imaging device 32, IrDA I / F part 34 was not necessarily required. However, in the fourth embodiment, they are used as in the third embodiment.

  Hereinafter, the fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 11 as appropriate, centering on FIGS. 14 and 15 different from the first embodiment. Note that the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment.

  FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing processing executed by the control unit 38 of the terminal 4 on the store side, and FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing processing executed by the control unit 45 of the terminal 8 at the collective receiving place.

  As shown in FIG. 11, when the purchaser has the mobile phone 3 with the built-in Edy chip 2, when the purchaser purchases and settles the product 1, the purchaser puts his mobile phone 3 in the Edy reader 5. Hold the Edy reading device 5 to read the Edy number. If the purchaser has the built-in Edy chip 2 in the card or the like, the purchaser holds the card over the Edy reading device 5. As shown in FIG. 14, in S61, the control unit 38 reads the Edy number read by the Edy reading device 5, and the process proceeds to S62. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 11, when the purchaser has the mobile phone 3 with the Edy chip 2, the purchaser himself / herself previously captured by the imaging unit 25 and stored in the storage unit 28. Is transmitted by the infrared signal from the IrDA I / F unit 26, and the terminal 4 on the store side receives the IrDA I / F unit 34.

  Or, even if the purchaser has a mobile phone, if the purchaser does not have the IrDA I / F 26, the purchaser connects to the Internet via the telephone line I / F unit 24 and attaches an image of the purchaser himself / herself. The mail is transmitted to the terminal 4 on the store side, and the terminal 4 on the store side receives the electronic mail via the Internet that is always connected via the ADSL I / F unit 37. Or, if the purchaser does not have the mobile phone 3 but has some Edy chip 2 built-in card, and even if the purchaser has the mobile phone 3, the customer's own image is displayed on the terminal on the store side. If it is troublesome to send the image to 4, the purchaser is photographed by the imaging device 32 provided in the terminal 4 on the store side. In any case, the terminal 4 acquires the purchaser's identity image by some means.

  In S <b> 62, the control unit 38 causes the operator to select which of the means is used to input the personal image on the display unit 31 of the terminal 4, and issues an appropriate instruction according to each result. In accordance with this, each part in the terminal 4 is controlled to acquire the purchaser's identity image. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S63. In S63, the control unit 38 performs encryption after combining the Edy number acquired in S61 and the personal image acquired in S62 into one data. Any encryption method can be used. In the present invention, the control unit 38 performs encryption using DES, which is a kind of secret key cryptosystem. Therefore, the encryption keys are stored in advance in the storage units 39 and 46 in the terminal 4 of each store and the terminal 8 of the collective receiving place. Since DES is a known technique, a detailed description thereof is omitted here. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S64.

  In S64, the control unit 38 generates a QR code that is a kind of two-dimensional code from the encrypted data. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S65. In S65, the control unit 38 sends the bitmap image of the QR code generated in S64 to the label printer 7 via the printer I / F unit 36, and instructs the label printer 7 to create the label 6. In response to this, the label printer 7 creates a label 6 indicating the Edy number and the principal image. As shown in FIG. 11, the created label 6 is attached to the surface of the purchased product 1 by a person on the store side. Thereafter, the merchandise 1 with the label 6 attached is delivered to the collective receiving place by a person on the store side.

  Thereafter, when the purchaser appears at the collective receiving place for receiving the goods 1, first, the purchaser holds an Edy reading device 9 by holding the mobile phone 3 or the card containing the Edy chip 2 that he / she owns to read Edy. The apparatus 9 is caused to read the Edy number. After that, as shown in FIG. 15, the control unit 45 of the terminal 8 of the collective receiving place reads the Edy number read by the Edy reading device 9 in S 71 via the Edy reading device I / F unit 42. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S72.

  While the Edy number is read from the Edy chip 2 possessed by the purchaser, the barcode reader 10 is assigned to the QR code printed on the label 6 affixed to the product 1 by the person at the batch receiving place in S72. The reader 10 reads the QR code. The read QR code is returned to the data indicated by the QR code inside the bar code reader. In S <b> 72, the control unit 45 reads the original data indicated by the QR code from the barcode reader 10 via the barcode reader I / F unit 43. In the present embodiment, the data represents the encrypted data after combining the Edy number and the purchaser's identity image into one. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S73.

  In S73, the control unit 45 decrypts the encryption of the data read from the barcode reader 10 in S72. That is, the control unit 45 decrypts the DES encryption based on a pre-stored key and restores the Edy number and the person's image that are combined into one data. The control unit 45 divides the data grouped into one into an Edy number and a personal image. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S74. In S74, the control unit 45 performs authentication by comparing the Edy number acquired in S71 with the Edy number acquired in S73. Thereafter, the process proceeds to S75.

  In S75, if the Edy numbers match each other in S74 and the authentication is successful, the control unit 45 displays a screen including characters “OK” shown in FIG. 7 on the display of the display unit 41. Clicking the confirmation button in the lower center of the screen with a mouse (not shown) closes this screen and displays the identity image instead. The person at the collective receiving place performs final authentication by comparing the displayed image with the person who has received the receipt. The screen on which the personal image is displayed is closed when any key is pressed from the terminal 8. On the other hand, when the Edy numbers do not match each other and authentication is not possible in S74, the control unit 45 displays a screen including characters “NG” shown in FIG. 8 on the display of the display unit 41. Clicking the confirmation button at the bottom center of the screen with a mouse (not shown) closes this screen.

  In the present embodiment, the Edy number and the principal image are converted into QR codes, but may be converted into other two-dimensional codes or one-dimensional codes.

  In the present embodiment, when using the product delivery system, the purchaser reads the Edy number of the Edy chip 2, and if the mobile phone possessed by the purchaser has an imaging unit 25 (CCD camera), All that is required is to send the photographed image of the purchaser to the terminal 4 on the store side. In addition, when the purchaser does not have the image pickup unit 25 in the mobile phone, or when the purchaser does not have a mobile phone but has a card or the like with the Edy chip 2, the purchaser who has taken the image Instead of sending the person's image to the terminal 4 on the store side, the image of the purchaser is simply taken by the imaging device 32 provided in the terminal 4 on the store side. The present embodiment corresponds to various usage forms as described above.

  Since the Edy chip 2 itself is used for settlement, the purchaser carries it. Further, it is only necessary to have information printed on the label 6 for authentication at the time of delivery. For the above reasons, it is a product delivery system that can be used by purchasers without requiring user registration, and therefore the system can be expected to spread, and the purchaser does not feel bothersome and authenticates using carried items and manages them It is possible to provide a system that does not use a server.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the Edy number and the person's image are converted into a bar code after being encrypted, but this makes it difficult for a third party to easily know the Edy number. Therefore, fraud using the Edy number can be prevented in advance.

  In this embodiment, the data obtained by combining the Edy number and the principal image into one bar code is encrypted. However, the Edy number and the personal image are separately encrypted and converted into separate bar codes. The label 6 may be printed. However, one bar code is more workable because the person at the collective receiving station needs only one read operation when reading the bar code using the bar code reader.

  Also, in this embodiment, both the Edy number and the person's image are encrypted as an upper barcode, but only one of them is an encrypted upper barcode, and the other is printed on the label as the original data. Also good.

  Note that the present invention is not limited to the first to fourth embodiments, and various improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

It is a mimetic diagram of a goods delivery system which shows one example of use of a goods delivery system concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a block diagram of the mobile telephone 3 common to 1st Embodiment thru | or 4th Embodiment. 4 is a block diagram of a terminal 4. FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a terminal 8. FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the process performed by the control part 38 of the terminal 4 of the shop side which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the process performed by the control part 45 of the terminal 8 of a batch receiving place. It is a screen image of a screen showing an authentication result. It is a screen image of a screen showing an authentication result. It is a flowchart which shows the process performed by the control part 38 of the terminal 4 of the shop side which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the process performed by the control part 45 of the terminal 8 of a batch receiving place. It is a schematic diagram of the goods delivery system which shows 1 usage example of the goods delivery system which concerns on 3rd Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the process performed by the control part 38 of the terminal 4 of the shop side. It is a flowchart which shows the process performed by the control part 45 of the terminal 8 of a batch receiving place. It is a flowchart which shows the process performed by the control part 38 of the terminal 4 of the shop side which concerns on 4th Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the process performed by the control part 45 of the terminal 8 of a batch receiving place.

Explanation of symbols

1 Product 2 Edy Chip 3 Mobile Phone 4 Terminal 5 Edy Reader 6 Label 7 Label Printer 8 Terminal 9 Edy Reader 10 Barcode Reader

Claims (9)

In a product delivery system that performs settlement of the product with an electronic money chip owned by a purchaser who purchases the product, targeting a settlement place for settlement of the product to be purchased and a delivery location for delivering the purchased product,
First reading means for reading unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of settlement;
An output unit that prints the unique information read by the first reading unit and creates a label to be attached to the product;
Second reading means for reading out the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of delivery of the purchased product;
Third reading means for reading out the unique information printed on a label affixed to the purchased product;
Collation means for collating the unique information read by the second read means and the unique information read by the third read means;
A product delivery system comprising: notification means for notifying a result of the collation by the collating means. Encryption means for encrypting the unique information read by the first reading means to generate encrypted unique information;
Decrypting means for decrypting the encrypted unique information and decrypting the unique information,
The output means creates a label by printing the encryption specific information encrypted by the encryption means,
The third reading means reads the encrypted unique information printed on the label for decryption by the decrypting means;
2. The commodity delivery system according to claim 1, wherein the collating unit collates the unique information decrypted by the decrypting unit with the unique information read by the second reading unit. Encoding means for encoding the unique information read by the first reading means into a one-dimensional code or a two-dimensional code;
The output means creates the label by printing the unique information encoded by the encoding means,
The commodity delivery system according to claim 1, wherein the third reading unit decodes the encoded unique information and reads the unique information. An input unit for inputting an image of the purchaser's face;
4. The product delivery system according to claim 1, wherein the output unit creates the label by printing an image input by the input unit. In a product delivery system that performs settlement of the product with an electronic money chip owned by a purchaser who purchases the product, targeting a settlement place for settlement of the product to be purchased and a delivery location for delivering the purchased product,
First reading means for reading unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of settlement;
First encoding means for encoding the unique information read by the first reading means into a one-dimensional code or a two-dimensional code;
Input means for inputting an image of the purchaser's face;
Second encoding means for encoding the image input by the input means into a two-dimensional code;
Output means for printing the unique information encoded by the first encoding means and the image encoded by the second encoding means and creating a label to be attached to the product;
Second reading means for reading out the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of delivery of the purchased product;
Third reading means for decoding the encoded unique information printed on the label affixed to the purchased product and reading the unique information;
A fourth reading means for decoding the encoded image printed on the label affixed to the purchased product and reading the image;
Display means for displaying an image read by the fourth reading means;
Collation means for collating the unique information read by the second read means and the unique information read by the third read means;
A product delivery system comprising: notification means for notifying a result of the collation by the collating means. In a product delivery system that performs settlement of the product with an electronic money chip owned by a purchaser who purchases the product, targeting a settlement place for settlement of the product to be purchased and a delivery location for delivering the purchased product,
First reading means for reading unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of settlement;
First encryption means for encrypting the unique information read by the first read means to generate encrypted unique information;
First encoding means for encoding the encrypted unique information encrypted by the first encryption means into a one-dimensional code or a two-dimensional code;
Input means for inputting an image of the purchaser's face;
Second encryption means for generating an encrypted image by encrypting the image input by the input means;
Second encoding means for encoding the encrypted image encrypted by the second encryption means into a two-dimensional code;
An output unit that prints the encrypted unique information encoded by the first encoding unit and the encrypted image encoded by the second encoding unit and creates a label to be attached to the product;
Second reading means for reading out the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of delivery of the purchased product;
Third reading means for decoding the encoded encrypted unique information printed on the label affixed to the purchased product and reading the encrypted unique information;
First decryption means for decrypting the encrypted unique information read by the third read means and decrypting the unique information;
Fourth reading means for decoding the encoded encrypted image printed on the label affixed to the purchased product and reading the encrypted image;
Second decryption means for decrypting the encrypted image read by the fourth read means and decrypting the image;
Display means for displaying the image decoded by the second decoding means;
Collating means for collating the unique information read by the second reading means with the unique information decoded by the first decoding means;
A product delivery system comprising: notification means for notifying a result of the collation by the collating means. In a product delivery system that performs settlement of the product with an electronic money chip owned by a purchaser who purchases the product, targeting a settlement place for settlement of the product to be purchased and a delivery location for delivering the purchased product,
First reading means for reading unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of settlement;
Input means for inputting an image of the purchaser's face;
Encoding means for encoding the unique information read by the first reading means and the image input by the input means into a single two-dimensional code,
An output unit that prints the two-dimensional code formed by encoding the unique information and the image by the encoding unit and creates a label to be attached to the product;
Second reading means for reading out the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of delivery of the purchased product;
Third reading means for reading out the unique information and the image from the two-dimensional code printed on the label affixed to the purchased product;
Display means for displaying an image read by the third reading means;
Collation means for collating the unique information read by the second read means and the unique information read by the third read means;
A product delivery system comprising: notification means for notifying a result of the collation by the collating means. In a product delivery system that performs settlement of the product with an electronic money chip owned by a purchaser who purchases the product, targeting a settlement place for settlement of the product to be purchased and a delivery location for delivering the purchased product,
First reading means for reading unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of settlement;
Input means for inputting an image of the purchaser's face;
An encryption unit that encrypts the unique information read by the first reading unit and the image input by the input unit to generate encrypted information;
Encoding means for encoding the encrypted information encrypted by the encryption means into a two-dimensional code;
An output means for printing the two-dimensional code formed by encoding the encryption information by the encoding means and creating a label to be attached to the product;
Second reading means for reading out the unique information of the electronic money chip at the time of delivery of the purchased product;
Third reading means for decoding the encoded information printed on the label affixed to the purchased product and reading the encrypted information;
Decrypting means for decrypting the encrypted information read by the third reading means to decrypt the unique information and the image;
Display means for displaying the image decoded by the decoding means;
Collating means for collating the unique information read by the second reading means with the unique information decoded by the decoding means;
A product delivery system comprising: notification means for notifying a result of the collation by the collating means.   9. The product delivery system according to claim 1, wherein the electronic money chip is built in a purchaser's mobile terminal.

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