JP2016017331A - Locker system, terminal device, locker and exercise management method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a locker system allowing a locker to be unlocked/locked by a terminal device that measures biological information and displaying the biological information on the locker.SOLUTION: A locker system comprises: a terminal device mounted to a user; a locker accommodating belongings of the user and having a lock structure; and a server managing user information related to the user. The server performs personal authentication of the user. The terminal device includes: a biological information acquisition section acquiring biological information on the user; an activity information acquisition section acquiring activity information on the user; and an authentication evaluation section evaluating the personal authentication of the user and generating evaluation results. The locker includes: an unlocking/locking section unlocking a lock on the basis of information on the evaluation results and locking the lock on the basis of positional information on the terminal device; and a locker display section displaying user display information including the biological information and the activity information on the user on the basis of the information on the evaluation results. There is provided the locker system as described above.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a locker system for a sports facility, a terminal device, a locker, and an exercise management method.

  In sports facilities such as fitness clubs and gyms, locker rooms are permanently installed as a place to change into training wear for exercise. There were multiple lockers in the locker room, and the user unlocked the locker door using a key loaned from the facility to store their belongings such as changing clothes and mobile phones. In the system shown in Patent Document 1, an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag storing a locker number is provided as a key, and the locker door is unlocked without contact. There has been known a scale system that stores information in a scale together with a locker number.

JP 2011-191233 A

  However, in the system described in Patent Document 1, biological information such as the user's weight information is displayed on a measuring device such as a weight scale installed in the facility. In order to check the final weight, it was necessary to go to the place where the measuring instrument was installed. In particular, when the user returns to the locker room to change clothes or check the arrival of a mobile phone at the end of an exercise or at the end of an exercise, the installation location of the measuring device that has been taken out of the locker room and measured biological information It was inconvenient to go up to.

  SUMMARY An advantage of some aspects of the invention is to solve at least a part of the problems described above, and the invention can be implemented as the following forms or application examples.

  Application Example 1 A locker system according to this application example includes a terminal device worn by a user, a locker that stores the user's property and has a lock structure, and a server that manages user information related to the user. An initial authentication unit that authenticates the user and associates the authenticated user ID with a locker number that is an identifier of the locker used by the user; A user management unit that manages the user information for each user ID, a server storage unit that stores the user information, and a server communication unit that transmits the user ID to the terminal device; A terminal that receives the user ID and the locker number transmitted from the server A biometric information acquisition unit that acquires biometric information of the user, an activity information acquisition unit that acquires the activity information of the user, an authentication evaluation unit that evaluates the user authentication and generates an evaluation result, A locker communication unit for receiving the locker number, the user ID, the biological information, the activity information, and the evaluation result from the terminal device; Unlocking the lock structure based on the information of the locker number, the user ID and the evaluation result, and unlocking the lock structure based on the position information with the terminal device; Based on information on the locker number, the user ID, and the evaluation result, at least one of the biological information and the activity information of the user Rocker display unit for displaying the user display information including One, characterized by having a.

According to this application example, the terminal device is worn by the user and acquires the user's biological information and activity information. The server associates the user with the locker, and the locker receives the user's biometric information and activity information from the associated user terminal device. The locker includes a locker display unit, and the locker display unit displays the received biological information and activity information.
With such a configuration, in order for the user to check his / her biological information and activity information, the user only needs to be in the locker room where he / she is using the locker room. It is no longer necessary to go out.
Therefore, the locker system which can confirm a user's biometric information and activity information in the locker which the user installed in the locker room is using can be provided.

  Application Example 2 In the locker system according to the application example, the authentication evaluation unit determines whether or not the terminal device is not attached based on at least one of the biological information and the activity information. It is preferable to collect authentication evaluation information including such information and information on the period of non-wearing, and generate the evaluation result based on the authentication evaluation information.

  According to this application example, the locker can control the locking and unlocking of the lock structure using the evaluation result generated by the terminal device. For example, if the terminal device is not attached and the period when the terminal device is not attached is longer than a certain period, the locker controls the lock structure, assuming that the terminal device may be held by another user. Can be unlocked. Further, for example, when the terminal device is continuously worn, the terminal device is very unlikely to be worn by another user. Therefore, the locker can be automatically unlocked by controlling the lock structure. With such a configuration, a locker system having both safety and convenience can be provided.

  Application Example 3 In the locker system according to the application example, the unlocking unit may determine an operation procedure related to unlocking the lock of the lock structure according to a reliability ratio in the evaluation result. preferable.

  According to this application example, since the operation procedure related to unlocking is determined according to the ratio of reliability in the evaluation result, for example, when the reliability is high, automatic unlocking can be performed, which is convenient for the user. Rise. In addition, for example, when the reliability is low, it is possible to perform an operation that does not easily unlock, and it is possible to provide a locker system that is highly safe for the user.

  Application Example 4 In the locker system according to the application example described above, when the distance between the terminal device and the locker associated with the locker number exceeds a predetermined distance, the unlocking unit is configured to lock the lock structure. It is preferable to lock the lock.

  According to this application example, since the lock / unlock portion of the locker is locked when the terminal device exceeds a predetermined distance, there is less risk of theft and a locker system that is highly safe for the user is provided.

  Application Example 5 In the locker system according to the application example described above, the biological information includes at least one information of the user's pulse rate information, body temperature information, weight information, blood pressure information, and body fat information. It is preferable that

  According to this application example, various biological information can be displayed on the locker display unit of the locker, and the activity status performed by the user can be grasped and reflected.

  Application Example 6 In the locker system according to the application example, the activity information includes at least one of the activity amount information, the position information, the exercise type information, and the wearing pressure information of the terminal device. Information is preferably included.

  According to this application example, various activity information can be displayed on the locker display unit of the locker, and the activity status performed by the user can be grasped and reflected.

  Application Example 7 A terminal device according to this application example is a terminal device worn by a user, and a biometric information acquisition unit that acquires biometric information of the user, and activity information acquisition that acquires the activity information of the user An authentication evaluation unit that evaluates personal authentication of the user and generates an evaluation result, and a terminal communication unit that transmits the biometric information, the activity information, and the evaluation result to a locker that houses the user's property And the authentication evaluation unit determines a wearing state of the terminal device of the user based on at least one of the biological information and the activity information, and based on the determination of the wearing state And generating an authentication evaluation result.

According to this application example, the terminal device worn by the user transmits the biometric information and activity information of the user and the evaluation result for evaluating the user authentication to the locker. The locker that has received the evaluation result from the terminal device can select a management method for the user's property based on the evaluation result. For example, if the content of the evaluation result is information that the reliability in the user authentication is low, the locker can be in a state where the lock is not unlocked (while being locked).
The locker can notify the user of the received biological information and activity information by receiving the user's biological information and activity information. For example, the locker includes a display device, can display the user's biological information and activity information, and can grasp and look back on the activity status performed by the user.
According to such a terminal device, the user can check his / her biological information and activity information in the locker room. In addition, based on the evaluation result transmitted by the terminal device, it becomes possible to safely manage the user's property on the locker side.

  Application Example 8 A terminal device according to this application example includes a terminal display unit that displays information corresponding to the locker that stores the user's property.

  According to this application example, the user can easily find the locker used by the user based on the information displayed on the terminal display unit.

  Application Example 9 A locker according to this application example is a locker that stores a user's property and has a lock structure, and includes user display information including at least one of the user's biological information and activity information. A locker display unit for displaying the lock and a lock / unlock unit for unlocking the lock of the lock structure based on an evaluation result of the user authentication.

According to this application example, the locker can display the biological information and activity information of the user on the locker display unit. Further, the lock structure of the locker can be unlocked based on the evaluation result of the personal authentication.
Therefore, according to such a locker, the user can check his / her biological information and activity information at the location of the locker being used, and the user can safely manage his / her property. it can.

  [Application Example 10] An exercise management method according to this application example includes a terminal device worn by a user, a locker that houses the user's belongings and has a lock structure, and a server that manages user information related to the user. An exercise management method for managing exercise information including at least one of the biometric information and activity information of the user, wherein the server authenticates the user, and the terminal device is the user A biometric information acquisition step of acquiring the biometric information of the user, an activity information acquisition step of the terminal device acquiring the activity information of the user, and the user authentication of the user based on the exercise information acquired by the terminal device An evaluation process for generating an evaluation result, and the locker locks the locker based on the evaluation result. And an open locking step for locking the structure open lock, said rocker and having a rocker display step of displaying the motion information of the user on a display device of the locker on the basis of the evaluation results.

According to this application example, the exercise information acquired by the biological information acquisition process and the activity information acquisition process can be displayed on the display device of the locker by the locker display process. In addition, the user who has been authenticated by the initial authentication process generates an evaluation result by the authentication evaluation process of the terminal device worn by the user. In the locker unlocking process, the lock is unlocked based on the evaluation result, and in the locker display process, the exercise information is displayed based on the evaluation result.
Therefore, the exercise management method can confirm the user's own exercise information displayed on the locker display device in the locker used by the user. Furthermore, the possessed goods stored in the locker can be managed safely.

  Application Example 11 A locker system according to this application example acquires and outputs measurement information including at least one of user's biological information and activity information, and the terminal device that outputs the measurement information. A locker that acquires measurement information and displays information based on the measurement information, and the terminal device and the locker communicate with each other to lock or unlock the locker.

  According to this application example, the user can unlock and lock the locker used by the user based on the measured information of the user himself / herself, and can safely manage the property stored in the locker. In addition, the user can display the measurement information in the locker, and can grasp and review the activity status performed by the user.

  Application Example 12 A locker system according to this application example includes a server capable of communicating with at least one of the terminal device and the locker, and the server includes the measurement information acquired by the locker, and the terminal device. The locker is locked or unlocked based on the measurement information acquired from the user after output to the locker.

  According to this application example, the locked locker can be unlocked by the measurement information of the locked user.

  Application Example 13 In the locker system according to this application example, the information based on the measurement information displayed by the locker includes at least one of the user's calorie consumption, activity distance, activity time, and ranking information. It is characterized by that.

  According to this application example, the user can confirm information related to his / her activity in the locker room provided with the locker, and can grasp and review the activity status performed by the user.

  Application Example 14 In the locker system according to this application example, the ranking information relates to a result of the server comparing information based on a plurality of the measurement information among users including the user in a predetermined period. It is characterized by being information.

  According to this application example, by confirming the ranking information, the user can objectively grasp and review the activity status performed by the user.

  Application Example 15 In the locker system according to this application example, as a result of comparing information based on a plurality of the measurement information among users including the user in the predetermined period, information on the item having the highest ranking is obtained. The ranking information is displayed on the locker.

  According to this application example, since relatively superior information is selected and displayed within the user's own ranking information, the user's positive thinking is promoted, and the user's willingness to exercise and activity can be further enhanced. it can.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Explanatory drawing showing the outline | summary of the locker system concerning Embodiment 1. FIG. The block diagram which shows schematic structure of a locker system. (A) The figure which shows an example of an authentication evaluation table, (b) The figure which shows an example of an unlocking operation | movement definition table. The flowchart figure which shows a part of initial authentication process by a server. The flowchart figure which shows a part of authentication evaluation process by a terminal device. The flowchart figure which shows a part of unlocking process by a locker. The figure showing the example of a display of a locker display part. Explanatory drawing showing the outline | summary of the locker system in the modification 1. FIG.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described. The embodiments described below do not unduly limit the contents of the present invention described in the claims. In addition, all the configurations described in the present embodiment are not necessarily essential configuration requirements of the present invention.

(Embodiment 1)
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an outline of a locker system 1 according to the first embodiment. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a display example of the locker display unit. First, the outline | summary of the locker system 1 concerning this embodiment is demonstrated.

(Outline of locker system 1)
A loker system 1 shown in FIG. 1 is a system used in a facility such as a fitness club or a sports gym. The locker system 1 includes a locker 20 that stores user's clothes and valuables, a terminal device 10 that is always worn by the user in the facility and measures information such as the pulse rate and calorie consumption during exercise, and the user And a server 30 for managing the various information.
The server 30 and the locker 20 are connected via a network 5 that is a LAN (Local Area Network) in the facility. The transceiver 3 converts a wired signal transmitted / received on the network 5 into a wireless signal, and enables communication with the terminal device 10 via the wireless communication 7. Further, the terminal device 10 and the locker 20 perform various data communications in both directions via the short-range wireless 8.

The terminal device 10 makes it possible to accurately measure the pulse rate and activity even in various operations during exercise such as running and aerobics by contacting the wrist 2 with a sensor unit 140 that is mounted on the wrist 2 of the human body and the like. It is a wristwatch-type measuring device that can measure biological information such as quantity and activity information. The terminal device 10 also has a wristwatch-type electronic lock function that instructs the user to unlock and lock the locker 20 through the short-range wireless 8. The terminal device 10 has a waterproof structure so that it can always be worn even in water such as a swimming pool or a shower and can measure biological information and activity information.
In the server 30, the terminal device 10 is associated with the locker 20 used by the user, and the associated locker number 251 of the locker 20 is transmitted to the terminal device 10. The terminal device 10 displays the received locker number 251 on a locker number display unit 151 which is a display device such as an EPD (Electrophoretic Display).
The locker 20 includes a control unit 210 (described later), and includes a lock structure unit 213, a display unit 250, and a communication unit 280 controlled by the control unit 210. When the terminal device 10 associated with the locker number 251, which is an identifier of the locker 20, approaches the locker 20, the communication unit 280 is controlled to perform communication by the short-range wireless 8, and the user wearing the terminal device 10 is the person himself / herself. If it is authenticated, the lock of the lock structure portion 213 is unlocked.
The display unit 250 of the locker 20 displays information such as user biometric information and activity information transmitted from the terminal device 10 and training information useful for the user transmitted from the server 30. A display screen D10 shown in FIG. 7A is an example of a screen that is displayed when the terminal device 10 unlocks the locker 20 for the first time before starting exercise, and the display screen D20 shown in FIG. It is an example of a screen on which physical information, such as exercise amount, is displayed. On the display screen D10, information of “today's recommended program” selected for the user on the server 30 side is displayed, and on the display screen D20, information such as calories burned and the maximum pulse rate exercised on the day is displayed.

In the configuration of the locker system 1 as described above, the user wears the terminal device 10 on the wrist 2 when the terminal device 10 is lent at reception of a fitness club or the like. When the terminal device 10 is brought close to the locker 20 displayed in the locker number display unit 151 after moving to the locker room, the locker 20 is unlocked. Information useful to the user is displayed on the display unit 250 of the locker 20. The user can check the collected information such as the amount of exercise for the day on the display unit 250 of the locker 20 used by the user in the locker room during the exercise or at the end of the exercise.
The configuration of the locker system 1 for realizing such an effect will be described in detail below.

  Note that the present system is not limited to facilities such as fitness clubs and sports gyms, but is suitable for other facilities such as swimming pools and running stations where users can exercise and be provided with lockers. Further, it is also suitable for a facility such as a hospital where rehabilitation is performed, or a facility where a physical activity such as a hot bath facility is performed and a locker is provided.

(Configuration of locker system 1)
FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of the locker system 1.
The locker system 1 includes a terminal device 10, a locker 20, a server 30, and the like.
The locker 20 and the server 30 are connected via the network 5, and the transceiver 3 is connected to the network 5. The network 5 is, for example, an intranet that transmits and receives data using IP (Internet Protocol), and the transceiver 3 transmits and receives data by converting a wired signal into a wireless signal. The transceiver 3 and the terminal device 10 perform data transmission / reception via the wireless communication 7. It is also possible to transmit / receive data between the terminal device 10 and the locker 20 in the short-range wireless 8 by the communication unit 180 and the communication unit 280 included therein. Further, the transceiver 3 may be included in the locker 20.

(Configuration of terminal device 10)
The terminal device 10 includes a control unit 110, a storage unit 120, a sensor unit 140, a display unit 150, an operation unit 160, a clock unit 170, a communication unit 180, and the like.

The control unit 110 includes a processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), and is a control device and an arithmetic device that collectively control each unit of the terminal device 10. The control unit 110 implements various functions of the terminal device 10 according to various programs stored in the storage unit 120.
The control unit 110 includes, for example, a biological information measurement unit 111, an activity information measurement unit 113, and an authentication evaluation unit 115 as functional units. However, these functional units are merely examples, and all the functional units are not necessarily required. Moreover, you may comprise functional parts other than these.

The biological information measuring unit 111 measures so-called biological information such as a user's pulse rate, blood pressure, and body temperature. Specifically, the biological information is calculated from the biological signal output from the sensor unit 140 and stored in the storage unit 120. The sensor unit 140 is driven by the control of the control unit 110 when the user operates the operation unit 160 or the terminal device 10 is worn on the wrist 2 of the user, and outputs a biological signal for each sampling period timed by the clock unit 170. Is done. The biometric information measuring unit 111 inputs a biometric signal, calculates biometric information at regular intervals, and stores the calculated biometric information in the storage unit 120 as biometric information data 125 sequentially. For example, since the body motion during exercise is superimposed on the pulse wave signal output by the pulse wave sensor that constitutes the sensor unit 140, noise related to body motion is removed using the output signal of the acceleration sensor described later. Pulse rate information is calculated using a known calculation method.
The biological information measurement unit 111 corresponds to a biological information acquisition unit.

The activity information measuring unit 113 measures activity information related to the user's movement and exercise. Specifically, various activity information is calculated from the physical quantity signal output from the sensor unit 140 and stored in the storage unit 120. The sensor unit 140 that outputs a physical quantity signal includes an acceleration sensor, a gyro sensor, an atmospheric pressure sensor, a pressure sensor that detects the wearing pressure of the wrist 2 and the terminal device 10, a position sensor such as GPS, and the like. The exercise type information and the mounting pressure information are calculated and stored as activity information data 127 in the storage unit 120.
The activity information measurement unit 113 corresponds to an activity information acquisition unit.
In addition, the biological information and activity information correspond to measurement information.

  The activity amount information is, for example, information on calorie consumption of the user wearing the terminal device 10, and calorie consumption is calculated using the pulse rate measured by the biological information measuring unit 111. Specifically, the exercise intensity is calculated using the correlation between the change in the pulse rate and the change in the oxygen intake, and the calorie consumption corresponding to the exercise intensity is calculated. The calorie consumption calculation method may be a method that also uses an output signal from an acceleration sensor or a gyro sensor. Specifically, the exercise intensity can be calculated from the change amount or strength of the acceleration signal accompanying the body movement output from the acceleration sensor and the gyro sensor, and the calorie consumption corresponding to the exercise intensity can be calculated.

  The position information is position information in the facility, and is calculated by obtaining a movement distance and a movement direction. The moving distance is calculated by integrating horizontal acceleration signals output from the acceleration sensor. The moving direction is obtained using the rotation amount calculated from the angular velocity signal output from the gyro sensor. The position information of the terminal device 10 in the facility is calculated at regular intervals from the calculated movement distance and movement direction information, and stored in the storage unit 120. Further, position information may be calculated by GPS or the like, or a combination of these may be used to acquire user position information in the facility.

  The exercise type information is information representing the content of the action of the user wearing the terminal device 10, and is data of various action types such as resting, walking, running, aerobics, and swimming. The change data of the acceleration signal and the angular velocity signal output from the acceleration sensor and the gyro sensor are analyzed from various viewpoints, compared with patterns of various action types, and the action type is determined when matching is obtained. In addition, the user may determine the exercise type in association with the equipment used in the facility, or the user may operate the operation unit 160 to input the exercise type. The determined action type is stored in the storage unit 120 in time series.

  The mounting pressure information is information indicating whether or not the terminal device 10 is mounted on the wrist 2, and is calculated using a pressing force signal between the terminal device 10 and the wrist 2. When a change in the pressing force signal output from the pressure sensor of the sensor unit 140 is detected, and the pressure is less than a certain pressing force, it is determined that the terminal device 10 has been removed. It is determined that it is attached. The calculated wearing state and non-wearing state information is stored in the storage unit 120 in time series.

  The mounting pressure information may be calculated using an acceleration sensor or a pulse wave sensor without using a pressure sensor. For example, when it is detected that the user wears the terminal device 10 on the wrist 2, the change amount of the acceleration input from the acceleration sensor and the pulse wave signal or pulse rate input from the pulse wave sensor are referred to. Specifically, the state of change of both the state where the amount of change in acceleration has changed from a substantially zero state to a certain amount of change, and the state where the pulse rate could not be measured and the state where the pulse rate could be measured has changed. If it occurs at substantially the same timing, it is determined that the operation is that the user wears the terminal device 10 on the wrist 2 (wearing operation or wearing state). On the other hand, when detecting a state in which the user removes the terminal device 10 from the wrist 2 (a neglected state), for example, based on biological information and activity information output from a pulse wave sensor or an acceleration sensor, for example. It can be realized by a method as described in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2012-170702.

  The authentication evaluation unit 115 evaluates the identity authentication of the user wearing the terminal device 10. The evaluation of the personal authentication is performed for the purpose of confirming whether a person other than the user who has been lent the terminal device 10 is wearing or using it. That is, the user who has been lent the terminal device 10 has been authenticated by the user at the reception. The authentication evaluation unit 115 evaluates user authentication at the timing when the locker 20 is used.

  The user authentication is performed by an initial authentication unit 311 (described later) of the server 30 when the terminal device 10 is lent to the user. The initial authentication unit 311 issues a unique user ID to a user who has been authenticated, and determines a locker number used by the user. The user ID and locker number are stored in the storage unit 120 of the terminal device 10 as user ID data 121 and locker number data 124, respectively.

  The authentication evaluation unit 115 evaluates whether the person having the user ID stored in the terminal device 10 and the person wearing the terminal device 10 are the same person. Specifically, the wearing pressure information of the activity information data 127 stored in the storage unit 120 is compared with the conditions shown in the authentication evaluation table 133, and the reliability of whether or not they are the same person is derived. The derived reliability is an authentication evaluation result output from the authentication evaluation unit 115.

  FIG. 3A is a diagram illustrating an example of the authentication evaluation table 133. Desorption presence / absence 1331 represents whether or not the terminal device 10 has been detached, and the desorption time 1333 represents the total time during which the terminal device 10 was removed. The reliability 1337 represents the reliability of the person as a percentage, and if it is 100%, the reliability of the person is high. In the first row of the authentication evaluation table 133, if the attachment / detachment presence / absence 1331 is “none”, the reliability is 100%. That is, since the user has never removed the terminal device 10 (not attached), it indicates that the same person continued to wear the terminal device 10, and the reliability of the identity is “100% Is. In the second line, the presence / absence of desorption 1331 is “present” and the desorption time 1333 is “within 3 minutes”. In other words, the user removes the terminal device 10 for some reason (unattached), and indicates that the total time of removal was within 3 minutes. The terminal device 10 may be attached. For this reason, the reliability of the identity is set to “50%”. In the third row, the desorption presence / absence 1331 is “present”, and the desorption time 1333 is “over 3 minutes”. That is, in the time exceeding 3 minutes when the user has removed the terminal device 10, the user is likely to have left the terminal device 10 and left unattended, and the terminal device 10 is attached to another malicious person. There is a risk of being. Therefore, the confidence level of the person is defined as “0%”.

In the authentication evaluation unit 115, the presence / absence of attachment / detachment 1331 and the removal time 1333 are acquired from the attachment pressure information of the activity information data 127 stored in the storage unit 120, and the reliability 1337 is derived based on the definition content of the authentication evaluation table 133. The evaluation result. The evaluation result is stored as evaluation result data 131 in the storage unit 120.
The conditions in the authentication evaluation table 133 are merely examples, and conditions may be further added. Also in the reliability 1337, the range between 0% and 100% may be defined in more stages.
The authentication evaluation unit 115 corresponds to an authentication evaluation unit.

The storage unit 120 is configured by a storage device such as a ROM (Read Only Memory), a flash ROM, or a RAM (Random Access Memory), and stores various programs, data, and the like for realizing each functional unit of the control unit 110. Yes. In addition, it has a work area for temporarily storing in-process data, variable values, processing results, and the like of various processes.
The storage unit 120 stores (stores) user ID data 121, user basic data 123, locker number data 124, biometric information data 125, activity information data 127, evaluation result data 131, an authentication evaluation table 133, and the like.

The user ID data 121 is a data file in which a user ID issued by the server 30 is stored.
The basic user data 123 is a data file in which a part of the basic user data 327 corresponding to the user ID managed in the server 30 and the age, sex, height, weight, etc. of the user indicated by the user ID are stored. is there.
The locker number data 124 is a data file in which a locker number used by a user with a user ID issued in the server 30 is stored.

The biological information data 125 is a data file in which biological information measured by the terminal device 10 is stored. The biological information includes pulse rate information measured at regular intervals (for example, every 1 to 4 seconds) while wearing the terminal device 10, body temperature information, weight information, blood pressure information acquired from other measuring devices, Biological information such as body fat information is stored together with time information measured by other measuring devices.
The activity information data 127 is a data file in which activity information measured by the terminal device 10 is stored. In the activity information, activity amount information, position information, exercise type information, and mounting pressure information are stored at regular intervals (for example, every 1 to 4 seconds).

The evaluation result data 131 is a data file in which the evaluation result output from the authentication evaluation unit 115 is stored.
The authentication evaluation table 133 is a table in which conditions for evaluating personal authentication are defined. The authentication evaluation table 133 is stored in the storage unit 120 of the terminal device 10 in advance. Further, the condition of the authentication evaluation table 133 stored in advance may be changed or updated by an instruction from the server 30 while using the terminal device 10.

The sensor unit 140 includes a pulse wave sensor, an acceleration sensor, a gyro sensor, a pressure sensor, and the like.
The pulse wave sensor is provided on the wrist-side surface of the terminal device 10 in a state where the terminal device 10 is worn on the user's wrist 2 and measures the user's pulse rate by being close to the wrist 2. Specifically, the pulse wave sensor is composed of a photoelectric sensor including a light emitting element and a light receiving element, and irradiates light toward the living body from the light emitting element, and receives the reflected light reflected by the blood vessel by the light receiving element. To do. The pulse wave sensor detects a user's pulse wave using a phenomenon in which the reflectance of light differs between when the blood vessel is dilated and when the blood vessel is dilated. The pulse wave sensor performs frequency resolution processing on the detected pulse wave data, analyzes the signal intensity value of each frequency, and specifies a frequency spectrum corresponding to the pulse wave. Then, the pulse rate is calculated from the frequency of the frequency spectrum of the pulse wave. Note that the pulse wave sensor is not limited to the above-described photoelectric sensor, and an ultrasonic sensor that detects the contraction of blood vessels by ultrasonic waves and measures the pulse rate may be adopted. You may employ | adopt the sensor etc. which measure a number.

  The acceleration sensor is a micro electro mechanical systems (MEMS) sensor that detects acceleration in substantially orthogonal three-axis directions, and measures an acceleration change of each axis at every sampling interval to generate an acceleration signal. The sampling interval is set to 16 Hz or more, for example. The acceleration signal is output to the activity information measurement unit 113 or the biological information measurement unit 111 and is used for calculation of user activity information and pulse rate.

  The gyro sensor is a MEMS sensor that detects angular velocities about three substantially orthogonal axes as central axes, and generates angular velocity signals by measuring changes in angular velocities about the respective axes at each sampling interval. The sampling interval is set to 16 Hz or more, for example. The angular velocity signal is output to the activity information measurement unit 113 and is used for calculating the tilt, rotational movement direction, tilt, etc. of the user body wearing the terminal device 10.

  The pressure sensor measures the pressure generated when the terminal device 10 is worn on the user's wrist 2 with a pressure-sensitive element and outputs an electrical signal. The output electric signal is converted into a pressing force signal and used for calculation of mounting pressure information. The pressure sensor is also used for adjusting the contact pressure to efficiently receive reflected light when the pulse wave sensor contacts the wrist 2.

The display unit 150 includes a locker number display unit 151 and light emitting elements such as a plurality of LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes).
The locker number display unit 151 is configured by an EPD as a suitable example, and is a display device that can update the display of the locker number and the like and can continue the display state for a certain time with low power consumption or no power supply. The locker number display unit 151 may be configured by an organic EL (Electro Luminescence), a liquid crystal display, or a plurality of LEDs arranged in a dot matrix.
The LEDs are LEDs that emit a plurality of colors. For example, the LEDs are arranged in a row on the side facing the wrist 2 of the terminal device 10. The user can easily visually recognize the number of light emitting LEDs and the emission color. The light emission of the LED is controlled by the control unit 110. For example, when the terminal device 10 is not attached, the LED is used for flashing a red LED, issuing a warning, and prompting the user to attach.
The display unit 150 can switch the display content from the locker number to other information under the control of the control unit 110. For example, it is possible to display information such as the biological information measured by the biological information measuring unit 111 and the activity amount measured by the activity information measuring unit 113.
The display unit 150 corresponds to a terminal display unit.

  The operation unit 160 is a functional unit that detects that a predetermined operation has been applied to the terminal device 10 by the user. The predetermined operation is, for example, an operation of tapping (tapping) the surface of the terminal device 10 three times. When the operation unit 160 detects the operation, the display content of the display unit 150 is switched. Specifically, the operation unit 160 can detect that the tap is continued three times from the pattern of the output signal of the acceleration signal and the angular velocity signal output from the acceleration sensor and the gyro sensor. When the operation unit 160 detects and outputs three consecutive taps to the control unit 110, the control unit 110 switches the display content of the display unit 150 from the locker number to the measured pulse rate. By repeating the same operation, the display content can be switched between the locker number, the pulse rate, the activity amount, and the locker number. The operation unit 160 may be an operation button or switch provided on the outer surface of the terminal device 10 or a touch panel provided on the surface of the display unit 150.

  The clock unit 170 is a real-time clock and has functions related to a clock such as generation of a sampling time used for a pulse wave sensor, an acceleration sensor, a gyro sensor, a calendar function, a clock function, and a stopwatch function. Timing data such as the date and time that the clock unit 170 is measuring is read by the control unit 110.

The communication unit 180 is a short-range wireless adapter with reduced power consumption as a preferred example, a wireless LAN adapter that transmits and receives data via the transceiver 3 and the wireless communication 7, and communicates via the locker 20 and the short-range wireless 8. Bluetooth (registered trademark) adapter and the like. The wireless LAN adapter transmits / receives various data to / from external devices including the locker 20 and the server 30 connected to the network 5 using IP. In the Bluetooth adapter, communication is performed with the locker 20 having the locker number stored in the locker number data 124 of the storage unit 120 using the Bluetooth protocol.
The Bluetooth adapter uses a transmission output class in which the communication distance is shorter than that of the wireless LAN adapter and the distance of radio waves between the terminal device 10 and the locker 20 is set to be short. The communication unit 180 has a function of detecting that radio waves can no longer be received due to the distance between the locker 20 and the terminal device 10 during communication between the locker 20 and the Bluetooth adapter.
The communication unit 180 corresponds to a terminal communication unit, and the flight distance of radio waves set between the terminal device 10 and the locker 20 corresponds to a predetermined distance.

(Configuration of locker 20)
The locker 20 includes a control unit 210, a storage unit 220, a display unit 250, an operation unit 260, a communication unit 280, and the like.
The control unit 210 includes a processor such as a CPU, and is a control device and an arithmetic device that collectively control each unit of the locker 20. The control unit 210 implements each function of the locker 20 according to various programs stored in the storage unit 220.
The control unit 210 includes an unlocking / locking unit 211 and the like as functional units. However, these functional units are merely examples, and all the functional units are not necessarily required. Moreover, you may comprise functional parts other than these.

The unlocking / locking part 211 includes a lock structure part 213 (FIG. 1), and controls the lock structure part 213 to unlock and lock the lock.
The lock structure portion 213 is a mechanism for unlocking and locking the door of the locker 20, and by rotating a rotating metal plate provided on the door side around the rotation axis, the metal plate is accommodated in the storage portion of the locker 20. Fit to part of the side and lock the door. The power of the rotating shaft is supplied from a driving unit such as a motor, and the unlocking / locking unit 211 performs unlocking and locking operations by controlling the driving of the motor. The lock structure 213 is not limited to such a structure. Any structure that has a lock structure that closes the storage portion of the locker 20 so that articles in the storage portion cannot be easily taken out from the outside, and that can electrically control the locking and unlocking of the lock structure may be used.

The unlocking / locking unit 211 communicates with the terminal device 10 to determine an operation related to unlocking and performs unlocking. Specifically, an operation related to unlocking (hereinafter referred to as an unlocking operation) is determined based on information received from the terminal device 10. The unlocking operation corresponds to an operation procedure related to unlocking.
In the process of determining the unlocking operation of the unlocking / locking unit 211, the locker number registered in the terminal device 10 is received from the terminal device 10 via the communication unit 280. In the lockers 20, locker numbers are allocated in advance, and are stored as locker number data 224 in the storage unit 220 of each locker 20. When the locker number received from the terminal device 10 and the locker number of the locker number data 224 match, the unlocking / locking unit 211 proceeds to processing for determining an unlocking operation.

When the locker numbers match, the user ID is received from the terminal device 10. The locker 20 compares and collates with the user ID of the user ID data 221. The user ID of the user ID data 221 is a user ID associated with the locker number in the server 30. When the user IDs match, the process proceeds to a process of receiving the evaluation result. In the communication processing for transmitting and receiving various data between the terminal device 10 and the locker 20 executed thereafter, the user ID is added to the header portion of the communication data, and the user ID is verified each time.
When receiving the evaluation result, the unlocking unit 211 uses the information of the reliability 1337 included in the evaluation result to determine the operation related to unlocking compared with the definition content shown in the unlocking operation definition table 233.

FIG. 3B is a diagram illustrating an example of the unlocking operation definition table 233. The reliability 2331 is a ratio indicating the reliability of the person. The unlocking operation 2333 defines an operation related to unlocking that is different for each reliability ratio of the reliability 2331. Upon receiving the operation content defined in the unlocking operation 2333, the unlocking / locking unit 211 reads and executes a program in which processing for executing each operation content is described from the storage unit 220.
When receiving the evaluation result from the terminal device 10, the unlocking / locking unit 211 compares the reliability ratio included in the evaluation result with the content of the reliability 2331.
When the reliability 2331 is 100%, the unlocking operation 2333 is “unlocking”, the unlocking process is executed, and the lock of the lock structure unit 213 is unlocked.
When the reliability 2331 is 50%, the unlocking operation 2333 is “input date of birth”, and a process of causing the user to input the date of birth is executed. Specifically, the display unit 250 and the operation unit 260 are controlled to allow the user to input the date of birth. The unlocking / locking unit 211 acquires the date of birth of the user ID from the server 30 and compares them, and if they match, unlocks the lock structure unit 213. If they do not match, the process proceeds to the process when the reliability 2331 is 0%.
When the reliability 2331 is 0%, the unlocking operation 2333 is “initial authentication”, which indicates that the initial authentication unit 311 of the server 30 needs to perform personal authentication. The unlocking / locking unit 211 displays a word indicating that the user is to perform the personal authentication on the display unit 250 in a locked state.

In the process of determining the locking operation of the unlocking / locking unit 211, when the communication unit 280 detects that the distance from the terminal device 10 exceeds a predetermined distance, the lock structure unit 213 is locked. Note that the unlocking / locking unit 211 may have a function of controlling the operation unit 260 and the display unit 250 to lock the lock structure unit 213 by a user operation.
The details of the process for determining the unlocking operation of the unlocking / locking section 211 will be described later with reference to the flowchart (FIG. 6).
The unlocking / locking part 211 corresponds to an unlocking / locking part.

The storage unit 220 includes a storage device such as a ROM (Read Only Memory), a flash ROM, a RAM (Random Access Memory), and an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), and various programs for realizing each functional unit of the control unit 210. , Data, etc. are stored. In addition, it has a work area for temporarily storing in-process data, variable values, processing results, and the like of various processes.
The storage unit 220 stores user ID data 221, locker number data 224, biometric information data 225, activity information data 227, evaluation result data 231, unlocking operation definition table 233, and the like.

The user ID data 221 is a data file in which a user ID issued in association with a locker number in the server 30 is stored.
The locker number data 224 is a data file in which a locker number determined when the locker 20 is installed in advance or a locker number managed by the server 30 is stored.
The biometric information data 225 is a data file in which biometric information transmitted from the terminal device 10 is stored.
The activity information data 227 is a data file in which activity information transmitted from the terminal device 10 is stored.
The evaluation result data 231 is a data file in which the evaluation result transmitted from the terminal device 10 is stored.
The unlocking operation definition table 233 is a table in which operations related to unlocking of the lock structure unit 213 are defined based on the evaluation result indicated by the evaluation result data 231. The unlocking action definition table 233 is stored in the storage unit 120 of the terminal device 10 in advance. The contents of the reliability 2331 and the unlocking operation 2333 of the unlocking operation definition table 233 stored in advance may be changed and updated according to an instruction from the server 30.

The display unit 250 is provided on the front side of the door of the locker 20 and employs a liquid crystal panel as a suitable example. The display unit 250 displays various display screens on the liquid crystal panel under the control of the control unit 210. On various display screens, useful information is selected and provided in accordance with the opportunity for the user to stop at the locker room. Display examples of various display screens will be described later with reference to FIG.
The display unit 250 corresponds to a locker display unit.

  The operation unit 260 employs a touch panel arranged on the display surface of the liquid crystal panel of the display unit 250 as a suitable example.

The communication unit 280 includes a short-range wireless adapter that communicates with the terminal device 10 and a LAN adapter that communicates with the server 30 via the network 5. The short-range wireless adapter is a common Bluetooth adapter that communicates with the terminal device 10 via the short-range wireless 8, and communicates with the terminal device 10 using the Bluetooth protocol. In the Bluetooth adapter, a transmission output class in which a communication distance is short and a distance of radio waves between the terminal device 10 and the locker 20 is set short is used. The communication unit 280 has a function of detecting that radio waves can no longer be received due to the distance between the locker 20 and the terminal device 10 during communication between the terminal device 10 and the Bluetooth adapter.
The LAN adapter transmits and receives various data using IP as a protocol.
The communication unit 280 corresponds to a locker communication unit.

(Configuration of server 30)
The server 30 includes a control unit 310, a storage unit 320, a display unit 350, an operation unit 360, a communication unit 380, and the like.
The control unit 310 includes a processor such as a CPU, and is a control device and an arithmetic device that collectively control each unit of the server 30. The control unit 310 realizes each function of the server 30 according to various programs stored in the storage unit 320. In the locker system 1, the devices including the terminal device 10 and the locker 20 are linked to manage the system in an integrated manner.
The control unit 310 includes an initial authentication unit 311 and a user management unit 313 as functional units. However, these functional units are merely examples, and all the functional units are not necessarily required. Moreover, you may comprise functional parts other than these.

The initial authentication unit 311 performs user authentication. Specifically, when lending the terminal device 10 to a user at the reception of a facility or the like, it is confirmed that the user is a user registered in advance in the user DB 321 that is a database of the server 30. Alternatively, if the user is not registered, a new user registration operation is performed.
In the user authentication, a photograph printed on a member card brought by the user or a photograph stored in the user DB 321 managed by the server 30 is the same person as the user who came to the reception. Or collate. A method of authenticating an image of the user who has come to the reception and a photograph image stored in the user DB 321 using a known face authentication system may be used.
When the user is authenticated, a unique user ID is issued to the user. The user ID may be a primary key for specifying a user managed in the user DB 321. The user ID is a user-specific ID that can identify the user in the locker system 1 (terminal device 10, locker 20, server 30). The initial authentication unit 311 determines the locker number of the locker 20 to be lent to the user having the user ID, and transmits the user ID and the locker number to the terminal device 10. Further, the user ID of the user who uses the locker 20 is transmitted to the locker 20 having the determined locker number. In this way, the terminal device 10, the locker 20, and the server 30 are associated with each other by sharing the common user ID and locker number among the terminal device 10, the locker 20, and the server 30.
Note that the initial authentication unit 311 corresponds to an initial authentication unit.

The user management unit 313 manages the user DB 321. Specifically, in the user DB 321, information on all users managed by the locker system 1 is managed. Functions such as a new user registration process, a user deletion process, a user search process, and a process for acquiring information about the user are provided. For example, when the user management unit 313 receives a user search request from the initial authentication unit 311, the user management unit 313 searches the user DB 321 and returns a photograph image and a user ID of the corresponding user.
In addition, the user management unit 313 calculates ranking information of a specific user for each of various information such as user activity information and biometric information in a predetermined period using all user information to be managed. For example, for a specific user, ranking information is calculated such as how many and how many calories were consumed during exercise during the time period from 10:00 to 12:00 on that day.
The user management unit 313 corresponds to a user management unit.

  The storage unit 320 is configured by a storage device such as an HDD, a ROM, a flash ROM, or a RAM, and stores various programs, data, and the like for realizing each functional unit of the control unit 310. In addition, databases such as a user DB 321 and a locker management DB 335 are constructed in the HDD.

  The user DB 321 manages user information 325 using the user ID of the user ID data 323 as a main key. The user information 325 manages user basic data 327 in a relational database format. The user basic data 327 stores, for example, data such as the date of birth, sex, height, and weight of the user with the user ID.

The locker management DB 335 comprehensively manages the operating state of the locker 20. The locker management DB 335 uses the locker number data 336 as a main key, and returns a status such as whether the locker number is being used or unused for each locker number, and whether there is a failure in the equipment. When there is an acquisition request for empty locker information from the initial authentication unit 311, the locker management DB 335 searches for unused locker numbers and returns locker number information.
The storage unit 320 corresponds to a server storage unit.

The display unit 350 employs a liquid crystal panel as a preferred example. Note that a touch panel may be provided on the display surface.
The operation unit 360 is an input device such as a keyboard and a mouse.
The communication unit 380 is a network adapter, and communicates with the locker 20 via the network 5 and transmits / receives various data via the terminal device 10 and the transceiver 3.
The communication unit 380 corresponds to a server communication unit.

(Processing flow of locker system 1)
4, 5, 6, and 7, the control unit 110, the control unit 210, and the control unit 310 of the locker system 1 cooperate with each other in the terminal device 10, the locker 20, and the server 30. An example of a process of unlocking the lock structure unit 213 and displaying information useful for the user on the display unit 250 of the locker 20 will be described.
The processing flow of the locker system 1 corresponds to an exercise management method.

(Processing flow of initial authentication of server 30)
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a part of the initial authentication process by the server 30. This flow is a flow that is processed by the control unit 310 controlling each unit including the storage unit 320 and the communication unit 380 of the server 30, and a part of the function of the initial authentication unit 311 is realized.
The initial authentication processing flow of the server 30 corresponds to an initial authentication process.

In step S310, the user is authenticated. Specifically, it is confirmed that the reception target user is a user registered in the user DB 321 of the server 30 in advance.
In step S320, a user ID and basic data are acquired. Specifically, the user ID and user information 325 are acquired from the user DB 321. The user information 325 includes information on the age, sex, weight, and height of the user with the user ID acquired from the user basic data 327.
In step S330, an empty locker number is acquired. Specifically, an unused locker number is searched from the locker management DB 335 and acquired.
In step S340, the user ID, basic data, and locker number are transmitted. The user ID, basic data, and locker number acquired in steps S320 to S330 are transmitted to the terminal device 10.

(Control processing flow of terminal device 10)
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a part of the authentication evaluation process by the terminal device 10. This flow is a flow processed by the control unit 110 of the terminal device 10 controlling each unit including the storage unit 120 and the sensor unit 140 of the terminal device 10, and includes a biological information measurement unit 111, an activity information measurement unit 113, A part of the function of the authentication evaluation unit 115 is realized.

  In step S110, the user ID, basic data, and locker number are received. Specifically, the user ID, basic data, and locker number transmitted from the server 30 in step S340 (FIG. 4) are received.

  In step S120, the user ID and basic data are stored. Specifically, the user ID and basic data are stored in the user ID data 121 and the user basic data 123 of the storage unit 120.

  In step S125, the locker number is displayed on the display unit. Specifically, the acquired locker number is displayed on the locker number display unit 151. The locker number is stored in the locker number data 124 of the storage unit 120.

  In step S130, biometric information is measured. Specifically, a subroutine program that realizes the function of the biological information measuring unit 111 is executed, and biological information data including the pulse rate is acquired. The acquired biological information data is stored in the biological information data 125 of the storage unit 120. Step S130 corresponds to a biological information acquisition process.

  In step S140, activity information is measured. Specifically, a subroutine program that realizes the function of the activity information measurement unit 113 is executed, and activity information data such as activity amount information, position information, exercise type information, and mounting pressure information is acquired. The acquired activity information data is stored in the activity information data 127 of the storage unit 120. Step S140 corresponds to an activity information acquisition process.

  In step S150, it is determined whether or not a locker number locker has been detected. Specifically, when a response signal is received from the communication unit 280 of the locker 20 in response to a signal transmitted from the communication unit 180, whether or not the locker number stored in the locker number data 124 matches the locker number of the locker 20 To determine. If they match (step S150; Yes), the process proceeds to step S160. If they do not match (step S150; No), the process returns to step S130, and steps S130 to S150 are repeated. Steps S130 to S150 are repeated at regular intervals (for example, at intervals of 1 second to 4 seconds).

  In step S160, user authentication is re-evaluated. Specifically, a subroutine program that realizes the function unit of the authentication evaluation unit 115 is executed, and an evaluation result including a ratio of the reliability 1337 (FIG. 3A) that the user is the person is derived. The evaluation result is stored in the evaluation result data 131 of the storage unit 120. Step S160 corresponds to an authentication evaluation process.

  In step S170, the user ID and the evaluation result are transmitted. Specifically, the user ID data 121 and the evaluation result data 131 stored in the storage unit 120 are transmitted to the locker 20.

(Processing flow for unlocking the locker 20)
FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a part of the unlocking process by the locker 20. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a display example on the display unit 250 of the locker. 7A shows a display screen D10 before the start of exercise, FIG. 7B shows a display screen D20 to be confirmed during or after exercise, FIG. 7C shows a simple authentication display screen D30, and FIG. 7D leads to initial authentication. This is the display screen D40 to be displayed.
The flow shown in FIG. 6 is a flow that is processed when the control unit 210 of the locker 20 controls each unit including the storage unit 220 and the display unit 250 of the locker 20, and a part of the function of the unlocking / locking unit 211 is realized. Is done. Note that at the start of this flow, it is assumed that the locker numbers have been collated between the terminal device 10 and the locker 20, and each has a common locker number.
The following flow corresponds to an unlocking process and a locker display process.

  In step S210, the user ID and the evaluation result are received. Specifically, the user ID and the evaluation result transmitted from the terminal device 10 in step S170 (FIG. 5) are received.

  In step S220, the reliability is acquired from the evaluation result. Specifically, one of 100%, 50%, and 0% is acquired as the reliability ratio included in the evaluation result.

  In step S230, the process branches depending on the reliability ratio. Specifically, when the reliability is 100% (step S230; C1), the process proceeds to step S240. When the reliability is 50% (step S230; C2), the process proceeds to step S270. When the reliability is 0% (step S230; C3), the process proceeds to step S280.

  In step S240, the locker 20 is unlocked. Specifically, since the reliability of the identity of the user in the evaluation of the user authentication is 100% (step S230; C1), it is determined that the safety is high, and the lock of the lock structure portion 213 of the locker 20 is unlocked.

  In step S245, it is determined whether or not the locker 20 is used for the first time. Specifically, it is determined whether or not the user uses the locker 20 for the first time. When using the locker 20 for the first time (step S245; Yes), the process proceeds to step S250. In the case of the second and subsequent use (step S245; No), the process proceeds to step S255. Note that the number of times the locker 20 is used is counted and stored in the storage unit 220 when unlocking is successful by the user using the terminal device 10.

  In step S250, the display screen D10 is displayed. Specifically, the display content of the display screen D10 is content related to “today's recommended program”, and the user confirms the opportunity to use the locker 20 for the first time, that is, before starting the exercise. The display content of the display screen D10 is created on the server 30 based on user information 325, fitness club plan information, and the like. When a transmission request is sent from the locker 20 to the server 30, the server 30 creates display content suitable for the user with the user ID and transmits it to the locker 20. The locker 20 displays the received display content on the display unit 250.

  In step S255, biological information and activity information are acquired. Specifically, the biological information and activity information measured by the terminal device 10 are received via the communication unit 280 of the locker 20. The received biological information and activity information are stored in the storage unit 220 as biological information data 225 and activity information data 227.

  In step S260, display screen D20 is displayed. Specifically, the display content of the display screen D20 is content related to the “calorie consumption”, “maximum pulse rate”, and “exercise load state” of the user, and is created based on the content of the biological information and activity information acquired in step S255. The wording is displayed. Further, a “next page” button D201 is displayed on the display screen D20, and further information can be displayed by touching the touch panel portion of the button D201. The displayed information may be information on activity distance such as “steps”, “travel distance”, “swimming distance” or information such as “activity time” as biological information or activity information acquired from the terminal device 10. good. Further, the display information is not limited to the information from the terminal device 10 and may be generated by receiving display information from the server 30. For example, information such as ranking information calculated by the user management unit 313 of the server 30 may be used. In addition, you may display in order from the ranking information of the highest order | rank among user ranking information.

  In step S270, display screen D30 is displayed. Specifically, since the reliability of the identity in the user authentication evaluation is 50% (step S230; C2) and the safety is not high, the simple authentication display screen D30 is displayed to perform the simple authentication of the user. . The display content of the display screen D30 is related to “input of birth date”, and includes a birth date input section D301, a birth date display section D303, and an unlock execution button D305. The user touches the touch panel portion of the birth date input unit D301 and inputs the user's own birth date. The input date of birth is displayed on the date of birth display section D303.

  In step S275, it is determined whether the date of birth matches. Specifically, the date of birth input by the user on the display screen D30 is transmitted to the user information 325 of the server 30 for inquiry. If the date of birth matches as a result of the inquiry (step S275; Yes), the touch proceeds to step S240 by unlocking the unlocking execution button D305 to unlock the lock structure unit 213. If they do not match (step S275; No), the process proceeds to step S280. Note that the display and determination in steps S270 and S275 are not limited to “birth date”. For example, a question known only to the user may be registered in advance, the question may be displayed in step S270, the user may input an answer, and it may be determined whether or not the answer matches in step S275.

  In step S280, display screen D40 is displayed. Specifically, in the evaluation of the user authentication, the reliability of the user is 0% (step S230; C3), and it is determined that there is a possibility of unlocking operation by a person other than the user, and the display screen D40 is displayed. Guide users to initial authentication. The display content of the display screen D40 is “Please perform the procedure again at the reception”. The user is guided to the reception, the initial authentication unit 311 by the server 30 is executed, and the user authentication is performed again. .

As described above, according to the locker system 1 according to the present embodiment, the following effects can be obtained.
The terminal device 10 is worn by the user and acquires the user's biological information and activity information. The server 30 authenticates the user and issues a user ID, and associates the user ID and the locker 20 used by the user with a locker number. The locker 20 receives the user's biological information and activity information from the terminal device 10 in which the associated user ID is set. The locker 20 includes a display unit 250, and the display unit 250 displays the received biological information and activity information.

With this configuration, the user does not have to go out from the locker room to the place where the measuring device is installed in order to check his / her biological information and activity information, and the locker 20 used by the user is installed. You can check in the locker room.
Therefore, the locker system 1 which can confirm a user's biometric information and activity information in the locker 20 which the user installed in the locker room is using can be provided.

  Further, the locker 20 can control the locking and unlocking of the lock structure portion 213 using the evaluation result generated by the terminal device 10. By referring to the authentication evaluation table 133 and the unlocking operation definition table 233 based on the activity information collected by the terminal device 10, the terminal device 10 is not attached and the period when the terminal device 10 is not attached is longer than a certain period. If so, the locker 20 can control the lock structure portion 213 so that the terminal device 10 is not likely to be unlocked. In addition, for example, when the terminal device 10 is continuously worn, the terminal device 10 is very unlikely to be worn by another user, so the locker 20 can unlock the lock structure 213 by controlling the lock structure portion 213. it can. With such a configuration, the locker system 1 having both safety and convenience can be provided.

(Modification 1)
In the above-described embodiment, the biological information measuring unit 111 of the terminal device 10 is configured to measure the user's biological information in the terminal device 10, but is not limited to this configuration. The biological information measuring unit 111 and the activity information measuring unit 113 may be configured to acquire biological information and activity information that cannot be measured by the sensor unit 140 included in the terminal device 10.
FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an outline of the locker system 1 in the first modification. The locker system 1 illustrated in FIG. 8 includes a weight scale 500, a body composition meter 510, a blood pressure, in addition to the terminal device 10, the locker 20, the server 30, the transceiver 3, the network 5, and the wireless communication 7 described in the above embodiment. External measuring devices such as a total of 520 and a running machine 530 are provided. These external measurement devices transmit and receive various data via the communication unit 180 of the terminal device 10 via the wireless communication 7 or the short-range wireless 8.

The terminal device 10 acquires weight information measured by the weight scale 500, acquires body fat information from the body composition meter 510, and acquires biological information such as blood pressure information and body temperature information from the sphygmomanometer 520. From the running machine 530, activity information that affects the exercise load such as the running speed and the inclination angle during running is acquired.
With such a configuration, measurable biological information and activity information can be acquired in a facility such as a fitness club and can be displayed on the display unit 250 of the locker 20. The user can confirm his / her own biological information and activity information from various fields.

(Modification 2)
In the above-described embodiment and modification, FIGS. 7A to 7D are illustrated as display screen examples displayed on the display unit 250 of the locker 20, but the display screen is not limited to these display screens. For example, it may be a display screen such as a display of biological information or exercise information at the time of previous facility use, a display related to exercise guidance, a display related to event information or lesson class on the day, a display related to health guidance, or a display related to sales equipment. These display contents are acquired from the server 30 based on the user ID. With such a configuration, it is possible to provide the user with appropriate content at an appropriate opportunity based on the user's biological information and activity information, behavior in the facility, and the like.

(Modification 3)
In the above-described embodiment and modification, the user display information is displayed on the display unit 250 of the locker 20, but the configuration is not limited thereto. The user display information may be displayed on the display unit 350 of the server 30, a display screen of an external device such as a PC connected to the facility by the network 5, or the like. When displayed on the display unit 350 of the server 30, it can be displayed by the facility administrator inputting the user ID of the user. In addition, the external device in the facility communicates with the terminal device 10 via the short-range wireless 8 or the wireless communication 7, receives the evaluation result from the terminal device 10, and receives the evaluation result using the same function as the unlocking unit 211. Judge and display user display information. With such a configuration, an administrator who manages the facility and a user who uses the facility can check the user display information not only in the locker room but also in various places in the facility.

(Modification 4)
This will be described with reference to FIGS.
In the above-described embodiment and modification, the configuration includes the server 30 that manages various types of user information. However, the configuration is not limited to such a configuration, and a configuration without the server 30 may be used. In that case, the locker 20 may be provided with data stored in the functional unit of the control unit 310 and the storage unit 320 constituting the server 30 shown in FIG. According to such a configuration, it is not necessary to provide the network 5 and the transceiver 3 in which the server 30 and the locker 20 are connected. Equipment can be built.

(Modification 5)
This will be described with reference to FIGS.
In the above-described embodiment and modification, the configuration is such that the initial authentication unit 311 (FIG. 2) of the server 30 is executed at the reception, taking the reception of a fitness club as an example, but is not limited to this configuration. The user who is given the terminal device 10 at the reception may move to the position of the locker 20, and the initial authentication unit 311 may be executed in the locker 20. That is, the locker 20 processes the initial authentication flow shown in FIG. With such a configuration, the user can select and use an arbitrary free locker by himself.

(Modification 6)
This will be described with reference to FIGS.
In addition to the above-described embodiment and modification, the initial authentication unit 311 (FIG. 2) of the server 30 may be configured to be executed via another PC via the Internet. According to such a configuration, when the user always wears the terminal device 10 outside the facility, the initial authentication flow (even in a place other than the facility, such as a PC owned by the user who can connect to the Internet) 4) can be processed. That is, before the user enters the facility, the initial authentication can be terminated and the locker number can be acquired.

(Modification 7)
This will be described with reference to FIG.
In the above-described embodiment and modification, the locker 20 includes the unlocking / locking portion 211, but the configuration is not limited thereto. The lock structure unit 213 of the unlocking / locking unit 211 is provided for unlocking the locker 20, and the function unit for controlling the locking of the lock structure unit 213 and various data of the storage unit 220 may be provided on the server 30 side. . In this configuration, an instruction signal related to unlocking of the locker 20 is transmitted from the server 30 side. When the communication unit 280 receives an instruction signal related to unlocking at the communication unit 280, the control unit 210 of the locker 20 performs unlocking based on the instruction signal. By adopting such a configuration, it is possible to simplify the components and functional units on the locker 20 side.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Locker system, 2 ... Wrist, 3 ... Transmitter / receiver, 5 ... Network, 7 ... Wireless communication, 8 ... Short-range wireless, 10 ... Terminal device, 20 ... Locker, 30 ... Server, 110 ... Control part, 111 ... Living body Information measuring unit 113 ... Activity information measuring unit 115 ... Authentication evaluation unit 120 ... Storage unit 121 ... User ID data 123 ... User basic data 124 ... Locker number data 125 ... Biometric information data 127 ... Activity information Data, 131 ... Evaluation result data, 133 ... Authentication evaluation table, 140 ... Sensor part, 150 ... Display part, 151 ... Locker number display part, 160 ... Operation part, 170 ... Clock part, 180 ... Communication part, 210 ... Control part , 211 ... unlocking and locking part, 213 ... lock structure part, 220 ... storage part, 221 ... user ID data, 224 ... locker number data, 2 5 ... biological information data, 227 ... activity information data, 231 ... evaluation result data, 233 ... unlocking operation definition table, 250 ... display unit, 251 ... locker number, 260 ... operation unit, 280 ... communication unit, 310 ... control unit 311 ... Initial authentication unit, 313 ... User management unit, 320 ... Storage unit, 321 ... User DB, 323 ... User ID data, 325 ... User information, 327 ... User basic data, 335 ... Locker management DB, 336 ... Locker number Data: 350 ... Display unit, 360 ... Operating unit, 380 ... Communication unit, 500 ... Body scale, 510 ... Body composition meter, 520 ... Blood pressure meter, 530 ... Running machine.

Claims (15)

A locker system comprising: a terminal device mounted on a user; a locker that houses the user's property and has a lock structure; and a server that manages user information related to the user,
The server
An initial authentication unit that authenticates the user and associates the authenticated user ID with the locker number that is an identifier of the locker used by the user;
A user management unit that manages the user information for each user ID;
A server storage unit for storing the user information;
A server communication unit that transmits the user ID to the terminal device;
The terminal device
A terminal communication unit that receives the user ID and the locker number transmitted from the server;
A biometric information acquisition unit for acquiring biometric information of the user;
An activity information acquisition unit that acquires the activity information of the user;
An authentication evaluation unit for evaluating the user authentication and generating an evaluation result;
A terminal display unit for displaying the locker number;
The locker is
A locker communication unit that receives the locker number, the user ID, the biological information, the activity information, and the evaluation result from the terminal device;
Unlocking the lock structure based on the information of the locker number, the user ID and the evaluation result, and unlocking the lock structure based on the position information with the terminal device;
A locker display unit that displays user display information including at least one of the biometric information and the activity information of the user based on information of the locker number, the user ID, and the evaluation result;
A locker system characterized by comprising:   The authentication evaluation unit obtains information as to whether or not the terminal device has been unattached based on at least one of the biological information and the activity information, and information about the period of being unattached. The locker system according to claim 1, wherein authentication evaluation information is collected and the evaluation result is generated based on the authentication evaluation information.   The said unlocking part determines the operation procedure regarding unlocking | locking of the lock | rock of the said lock structure according to the ratio of the reliability in the said evaluation result, The Claim 1 or Claim 2 characterized by the above-mentioned. Locker system.   The said unlocking part locks the lock | rock of the said lock structure, when the distance of the said locker matched with the said terminal device and the said locker number exceeds predetermined distance. Item 4. The locker system according to any one of items 3 to 4.   5. The biometric information includes at least one of information on the pulse rate information, body temperature information, weight information, blood pressure information, and body fat information of the user. The locker system according to any one of the above.   2. The activity information includes at least one of the activity amount information, position information, exercise type information, and wearing pressure information of the terminal device of the user. The locker system according to claim 5. A terminal device attached to a user,
A biometric information acquisition unit for acquiring biometric information of the user;
An activity information acquisition unit that acquires the activity information of the user;
An authentication evaluation unit for evaluating the user authentication and generating an evaluation result;
A terminal communication unit that transmits the biological information, the activity information, and the evaluation result to a locker that houses the user's property;
With
The authentication evaluation unit determines a wearing state of the terminal device of the user based on at least one of the biological information and the activity information, and obtains an authentication evaluation result based on the determination of the wearing state. A terminal device generated. The terminal device according to claim 7,
A terminal device, comprising: a terminal display unit that displays information corresponding to the locker that stores the user's property. A locker that stores user's belongings and has a lock structure,
A locker display unit for displaying user display information including at least one of the biological information and activity information of the user;
Based on the evaluation result of the user authentication, the unlocking part for unlocking the lock of the lock structure;
A locker comprising: At least one of the user's biometric information and activity information by a terminal device attached to the user, a locker that houses the user's property and has a lock structure, and a server that manages user information about the user An exercise management method for managing exercise information including
An initial authentication step in which the server authenticates the user;
A biometric information acquisition step in which the terminal device acquires the biometric information of the user;
An activity information acquisition step in which the terminal device acquires the activity information of the user;
An authentication evaluation step of evaluating the identity authentication of the user based on the exercise information acquired by the terminal device and generating an evaluation result;
An unlocking step of unlocking and locking the lock of the lock structure of the locker based on the evaluation result;
A locker display step in which the locker displays the exercise information of the user on the display device of the locker based on the evaluation result;
An exercise management method characterized by comprising: A terminal device that acquires and outputs measurement information including at least one of the user's biological information and activity information;
A locker for obtaining the measurement information output from the terminal device and displaying information based on the measurement information;
A locker system that locks or unlocks the locker through communication between the terminal device and the locker. The locker system according to claim 11,
A server capable of communicating with at least one of the terminal device and the locker;
The server locks or unlocks the locker based on the measurement information acquired by the locker and the measurement information acquired from the user after the terminal device outputs the locker. Locker system. A locker system according to claim 11 or claim 12,
The information based on the measurement information displayed by the locker includes at least one of the calorie consumption, activity distance, activity time, and ranking information of the user. The locker system according to claim 13,
The ranking information is information related to a result of the server comparing a plurality of pieces of information based on the measurement information among users including the user in a predetermined period. The locker system according to claim 14,
As a result of comparing a plurality of pieces of information based on the measurement information among users including the user in the predetermined period, information on the item having the highest rank is displayed on the locker as the ranking information. Locker system to do.

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