JP2016225984A - Accompanying terminal extraction device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an accompanying terminal extraction device for extracting an accompanying terminal, capable of improving convenience.SOLUTION: The accompanying terminal extraction device includes: accompanying terminal extraction means (S160) for extracting an accompanying terminal device, which is a terminal device accompanying a preset specific terminal device; and notification means (S210) for notifying a preset device of a notification when an accompanying terminal device is present.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a companion terminal extraction device that extracts terminal devices that perform the same action.

  As said accompanying terminal extraction apparatus, the technique which extracts the terminal device which acts the same and outputs according to this extraction result is known (for example, refer patent document 1).

Japanese Patent No. 5675322

  By the way, in the said accompanying terminal extraction apparatus, there exists a request | requirement with respect to improving the convenience more.

In the accompanying terminal extraction apparatus of one aspect of the present invention,
Accompanying terminal extraction means for extracting an accompanying terminal device that is another terminal device that performs the same action as a specific terminal device that is a preset terminal device;
Notification means for notifying a preset device when the accompanying terminal device exists;
It has.

According to such a companion terminal extraction device, when a companion terminal device exists, a notification is sent to a preset device, so that convenience can be improved.
In the accompanying terminal extraction apparatus of one aspect of the present invention,
The specific terminal device and the other terminal device have a function as a mobile phone,
The accompanying terminal extracting means extracts that a terminal device preset as the other terminal device is performing the same action as the specific terminal device,
The notification means forwards an incoming call (reception of an incoming call, mail, etc.) to the specific terminal device to the other terminal device when the other terminal device performs the same action as the specific terminal device. By doing so, notification to the other terminal device is performed.

According to such a companion terminal extraction device, if a family terminal device is registered as another terminal device, an incoming call can be transferred to the family terminal device only when performing the same action.
In the accompanying terminal extraction apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention, an area designating unit for designating an area by the user,
Specific terminal setting means for setting any terminal device located in the designated area as the specific terminal device;
With
The accompanying terminal extraction means also extracts the number of other terminal devices that perform the same action as the specific terminal device,
The notification means performs notification according to the number of other extracted terminal devices.

According to such a companion terminal extraction device, notification according to the number of terminals acting in the same manner is performed, so it is possible to grasp the congestion status of trains and department stores.
In addition, description of each claim can be arbitrarily combined as much as possible. At this time, a part of the configuration may be excluded.

It is a block diagram which shows schematic structure of the management system to which this invention was applied. It is a block diagram which shows the detail of the component which comprises a management system. It is a flowchart which shows the incoming call transfer process which the microcomputer of an information control apparatus performs. It is a flowchart which shows the same action determination process A. It is a flowchart which shows the congestion notification process which the microcomputer of an information control apparatus performs. It is a flowchart which shows the acquaintance search process which the microcomputer of an information control apparatus performs. It is a flowchart which shows the accompanying determination process which the microcomputer of an information control apparatus performs. It is a flowchart which shows the group movement determination process which the microcomputer of an information control apparatus performs. It is a flowchart which shows the same action determination process B. It is an image figure which shows the example of a display by group movement determination processing.

Embodiments according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
[Configuration of this embodiment]
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a management system 1 to which the present invention is applied. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing details of the components constituting the management system 1.

  The management system 1 includes a plurality of terminal devices 10 having a wireless communication function such as a mobile phone or a mobile tablet possessed by a vehicle occupant or a passenger, and a vehicle 92 on which the short-range communication device 20 and the travel control unit 35 are mounted. I have.

  The terminal device 10 in the present embodiment is hardware having a user interface function, and indicates a device that can be connected to a network (here, a mobile phone communication network). In addition, a part of the terminal device 10 is carried by passengers of vehicles 97 and 98 other than the vehicle 92.

The management system 1 also includes an information control device 40 and base stations 95 (95a, 95b) connected to the Internet network 90, respectively.
As illustrated in FIG. 2A, the terminal device 10 includes a microcomputer 11, an input unit 12, a display unit 13, a communication unit 14, a headset connection unit 15, and an IC chip 16. The microcomputer 11 is configured as a well-known computer including a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, and the like, and controls each connected unit based on a program stored in the ROM or a program loaded in the RAM, and various types described later. Perform the process. The microcomputers 21 and 41 in each device described later have the same hardware configuration.

  The input unit 12 is configured as an interface that receives an operation from a user of the device. For example, it is configured by operation buttons, a keyboard, a mouse, and the like. The input units 24 and 42 in each device described later have the same configuration.

The display unit 13 is configured as, for example, a liquid crystal color display or an organic EL display, and displays an image according to a display command from the microcomputer 11. The display units 25 and 43 in each device to be described later have the same configuration.

  The communication unit 14 is configured as a communication module for communicating with a mobile phone or a wireless LAN base station 95. Moreover, the communication part 14 switches base station 95 (95a, 95b) according to an electromagnetic wave condition. For example, the communication unit 14 detects the radio wave intensity from each base station 95 and performs communication using the base station 95 having the strongest radio wave intensity.

  Further, the communication unit 14 transmits a weak radio wave different from that when communicating with the base station 95 (a relatively weak radio wave when communicating with the base station 95), and the near-field communication device 20 or the like that is in close proximity. It has a function of transmitting a predetermined signal indicating the position or presence of its own device to an external device. It also has a function of receiving weak radio waves transmitted from other devices and detecting the proximity of other devices.

  The communication unit 27 in the short-range communication device 20 has the same configuration as that of the communication unit 14. Further, the communication unit 14 may determine whether or not the external device exists in the vicinity according to the intensity of the radio wave emitted from the external device. In this determination, the distance to the terminal element value 10 may be calculated by detecting the radio wave intensity with respect to this upper limit value based on the upper limit value of the output recognized by the terminal device 10 or the like in the Radio Law or the like.

  The headset connection unit 15 is configured as a connector for connecting a headset including a microphone and headphones. When the headset is connected to the headset connection unit 15, the microcomputer 11 can recognize that the headset is connected to the headset connection unit 15 by detecting a change in resistance value or the like. The headset connection unit 29 in the short-range communication device 20 has the same configuration.

  The IC chip 16 can write information for identifying the terminal device 10 (identification information such as ID), and the information for identifying the terminal device 10 can be read by a reader that reads the contents of the IC chip 16 in a non-contact manner. It is configured.

  Next, in the vehicle 92, the short-range communication device 20 includes a microcomputer 21, a map DB (database) 22, a current location detection unit 23, an input unit 24, and a display unit 25, as shown in FIG. IC reader / writer 26, communication unit 27, internal connection unit 28, and headset connection unit 29.

  The map DB 22 stores well-known map data in which latitude and longitude information and information such as road shapes and store locations are recorded in association with each other. The current location detection unit 23 has a function of detecting its own position using a signal from a GPS satellite, map matching, or the like.

  The IC reader / writer 26 is configured as a known device that reads and writes an IC chip (such as the IC chip 16 of the terminal device 10). The internal connection unit 28 is configured as an interface for connecting to an in-vehicle LAN in the vehicle 92, and the short-range communication device 20 is connected to the travel control unit 35 via the internal connection unit 28. In the vehicle 92, the traveling control unit 35 is configured as a known electronic control device.

  As shown in FIG. 2C, the information control device 40 includes a microcomputer 41, an input unit 42, a display unit 43, a net connection unit 44, a terminal device / vehicle DB 45, a criminal DB 46, and a terminal device. DB47. The network connection unit 44 functions as an interface for connecting to the Internet network 90.

The terminal device / vehicle DB 45 is the ID (identification information) of the terminal device 10 of the person who uses the vehicle 92.
And data that associates the ID of the vehicle 92 with each other. This data is stored for each vehicle 92 to be managed.

In addition, the criminal DB 46 records IDs of terminal devices used by criminals and persons who are extremely likely to commit crimes. Note that the ID may be a telephone number, an individual device number, or the like.
The terminal device DB 47 is used as a recording area for storing information on IDs of the terminal device 10 existing in the vehicle 92 and the terminal devices of family members and acquaintances. Further, the contents of these DBs 45 to 47 are configured to be rewritable in accordance with commands input from the input unit 42 and the network connection unit 44.

  The microcomputer 41 controls outgoing and incoming calls and mails to the terminal device 10 under the base station 95 (within a communicable range). That is, the microcomputer 41 knows the existence of the terminal device 10 under the control of the base station 95. For example, when there is an incoming call to a certain terminal device 10, the microcomputer 41 identifies the terminal device 10 that has received the incoming call. Invoke device 10.

  Also, when there is a call from any of the terminal devices 10, the terminal device 10 that is the target of the incoming call is called. In addition, the microcomputer 41 performs various other processes as described below.

[Process of this embodiment]
In the management system 1 configured as described above, the microcomputer 41 of the information control device 40 performs the incoming call transfer process illustrated in FIG. 3 as one of the processes that can be performed. The incoming call transfer process is a process of transferring an incoming call to a family terminal device 10 recorded in advance in the terminal device DB 47 when there is an incoming call to a certain terminal device 10 and a predetermined condition is satisfied. For example, when an acquaintance receives an incoming call from a husband, the incoming call is forwarded to the terminal device 10 of the wife who is performing the same action when the husband cannot drive and answer the call. In the present embodiment, “same action” means that a plurality of terminal devices 10 are located within a range (for example, within several hundreds of meters) using the same base station 95, or moved in substantially the same direction. Indicates to do.

Note that the incoming call transfer process is a process that is started when, for example, the information control device 40 is turned on and then repeatedly executed.
In the incoming call transfer process, as shown in FIG. 3, it is first determined whether or not there is an incoming call to the terminal device 10 which is the transfer source apparatus and registered for transfer (S110). In other words, there is a terminal device 10 that is associated with each terminal device 10 and recorded in the terminal device DB 47 as a transfer destination terminal device 10 that permits transfer. In this process, the terminal device 10 that permits such transfer is recorded. The terminal device 10 is registered for transfer.

  If there is no incoming call to the terminal device 10 already registered for transfer (S110: NO), the incoming call transfer process is terminated. If there is an incoming call to the terminal device 10 registered for transfer (S110: YES), the terminal device 10 is set as the incoming terminal, and the incoming call reference time for which the incoming terminal call time (ringing time of the call bell) is set in advance is set. It is determined whether it has been exceeded (S120).

  If the ringing time of this incoming terminal does not exceed the incoming reference time (S120: NO), it is determined whether or not there is a response to the incoming call (S130). “Responding” here means that in the case of an incoming call (call by voice communication), it means that the call was received in response to the incoming call. In addition, in the reception of data including text and images such as mail, This indicates that text and images included in such data are displayed on the terminal device 10 by the user's intention.

If there is a response to the incoming call (S130: YES), the incoming call transfer process is terminated because it is no longer necessary to transfer the incoming call. If there is no response to the incoming call (S130: NO), S120
Return to the process.

  If the calling time of the receiving terminal exceeds the incoming reference time (S120: YES), the terminal device 10 registered in the terminal device DB 47 as the transfer destination of the terminal device 10 that has received the incoming call is selected as the selected terminal. (S140). When a plurality of terminal devices 10 are registered in the terminal device DB 47, any one of the plurality of terminal devices 10 is selected as a selection terminal.

  Subsequently, the receiving terminal and the selected terminal are set as determination target terminals (S150). And the same action determination process A is implemented (S160). The same behavior determination processing A is processing for determining whether or not the determination target terminals are performing the same behavior.

  In the same behavior determination process A, as shown in FIG. 4, first, information of the terminal device 10 that performs the same behavior determination is extracted (S310). Subsequently, information by the short-range communication device 20 is acquired (S320). That is, information about the terminal device 10 located in the communicable area of the short-range communication device 20 is acquired.

  Subsequently, it is determined whether or not all the determination target terminals are included in the information obtained from the short-range communication device 20 (S330). If all the determination target terminals are included (S330: YES), the process proceeds to S390 described later.

  Further, if any of the determination target terminals is not included in the information obtained from the short-range communication device 20 (S330: NO), it is determined whether the position information has been acquired from all the determination target terminals (S340). ). The location information can be acquired when the terminal device 10 is permitted to transmit the location information.

  If position information cannot be acquired from any of the determination target terminals (S340: NO), the process proceeds to S360. If position information has been acquired from all the determination target terminals (S340: YES), it is determined whether or not the positions of all the determination target terminals are close to each other (S350). Here, “proximity” indicates that it is only necessary to be able to detect that all the determination target terminals are moving in the same direction, so that it is located within several hundred meters in consideration of a detection error.

  If the positions of all the determination target terminals are close (S350: YES), the process proceeds to S390. Moreover, if the position of any one of the determination target terminals is not close (S350: NO), the base station switching history indicating the timing when each of all the determination target terminals switches the base station 95 is acquired (S360). Note that the base station switching history is held in the terminal device DB 47.

  Subsequently, based on the base station switching history, it is determined whether all the determination target terminals have switched base stations at substantially the same timing (S370). Here, the substantially similar timing is a value set in accordance with individual differences or radio wave conditions of the terminal device 10 or the base station 95. For example, the switching timing of the base station 95 is set to a plurality of times in all the determination target terminals. Shows that each was done within a few minutes.

  If any of the determination target terminals switches the base station 95 at a different timing (S370: NO), the fact that any of the determination target terminals does not act the same is recorded in the memory in the microcomputer 41 (S380), The same action determination process A is terminated. If all the determination target terminals switch base stations at substantially the same timing (S370), the fact that all the determination target terminals are performing the same action is recorded in the memory in the microcomputer 41 (S390), The same action determination process A is terminated.

  Subsequently, returning to FIG. 3, it is determined whether or not the determination target terminals are performing the same action (S170). If the determination target terminal is performing the same action (S170: YES), the incoming call is transferred to the selected terminal (S210).

  Subsequently, it is determined whether the ringing time of the selected terminal has exceeded a preset incoming call reference time (S220). If the calling time of the selected terminal does not exceed the incoming call reference time (S220: NO), it is determined whether or not there is a response to the incoming call (S230). If there is a response to the incoming call (S230: YES), the incoming call transfer process is terminated.

  If the calling time of the selected terminal exceeds the incoming call reference time (S220: YES), it is determined whether there is a terminal apparatus 10 whose transfer destination is registered in the terminal apparatus DB 47 other than the already selected selected terminal. (S240). If this terminal device 10 is present (S240: YES), one of the terminal devices 10 other than the selected terminal that has already been selected and registered as a transfer destination is selected (S250), and the process of S150 is performed. Return.

If there is no terminal device 10 whose transfer destination is registered in the terminal device DB 47 other than the selected terminal already selected (S240: NO), the incoming call transfer process is terminated.
Next, the congestion notification process will be described. The congestion notification process is a process of responding according to the user's request as to whether the place designated by the terminal device 10 serving as the user or a moving object such as a bus or train is congested. In the congestion notification process, when the user operates the terminal device 10 to specify an object such as a moving object or a building, and a moving object, the time when the moving object was present at that position is specified. This process is started by the information control device 40 when the information control device 40 receives a notification that the object or time has been specified.

  Specifically, in the congestion notification process, as shown in FIG. 5, the position and time of the object designated by the user are acquired (S410). Then, based on the position and time of the designated object, the terminal device 10 located in the object is specified, and the number of the terminal devices 10 located in the object is estimated (S420).

  When specifying the terminal device 10 located in the object, for example, when a position on the track is designated, it is assumed that the train is designated, and the train (including the destination of the train) is determined by the position and time. Identify. That is, a train is identified by collating a specified position and time with a database of a timetable such as a train, and the terminal device 10 located at a place where the train is expected to be running is extracted.

In addition, when the designated position is a position where a moving object does not travel, such as on a railway track or a road, the terminal device 10 located in the building is extracted assuming that the object is a building.
Moreover, when estimating the number of the terminal devices 10, various methods can be used. For example, the location information is acquired only from a large number of terminal devices 10 that are permitted to transmit the location information, and the terminal device 10 in which the location information is within the object is specified. Then, the number of terminal devices 10 located in the object is estimated by taking into account the proportion of the terminal devices 10 that refuse to transmit the position information (value obtained statistically in advance).

  In addition, the number of terminal apparatuses 10 that have moved to the base station 95 under the control of the designated object is monitored, and the size of the object with respect to the size of the area under the control of the base station 95 or statistically determined. You may estimate the number of the terminal devices 10 located in a target object by multiplying with the coefficient set according to the value of the ease of crowding of people. Also, the coefficient may be set in consideration of event information (information such as the number of participants in the event and the size of the venue).

  Further, the terminal device 10 that performs the same action as the terminal device 10 existing in the object based on the position information or the like may be searched, and the number of the terminal devices 10 that perform the same action may be estimated based on the search result. Note that the terminal device 10 located in the object is referred to as an entering terminal.

  Subsequently, the number of entering terminals is compared with the first determination value (S430). Here, the first determination value is a threshold value for determining whether or not the object is congested. For example, when the object is a vehicle such as a bus or a train, the first determination value is set to a value obtained by multiplying the capacity or capacity for each vehicle by a predetermined coefficient. In addition, when the object is a department store, an amusement park, or an individual building in an amusement park, the density of people, waiting time for admission, waiting time for accounting, etc. are set to values that make many people feel uncomfortable.

  If the number of entering terminals exceeds the first determination value (S430: YES), a congestion output indicating that the object is congested is performed (S440), and the process proceeds to S480. The congestion output is transmitted to the terminal device 10 serving as a user together with information indicating the object, and is notified at the terminal device 10.

  If the number of entering terminals is equal to or less than the first determination value (S430: NO), the number of entering terminals is compared with the second determination value (S450). Here, the second determination value is a threshold value for determining whether or not the object is empty, and is set to a value smaller than the first determination value.

  For example, when the object is a vehicle such as a bus or a train, the second determination value is set to a value that allows all passengers to be seated. When the object is a department store, an amusement park, or an individual building in an amusement park, the density of people, waiting time for admission, and waiting time for payment are set to values that are comfortable for many people.

  If the number of entering terminals is less than the second determination value (S450: YES), a quiet output indicating that the object is vacant is performed (S460), and the process proceeds to S480. The quiet output is transmitted to the terminal device 10 serving as a user together with information indicating the object, and is notified in the terminal device 10.

  If the number of entering terminals is equal to or greater than the second determination value (S450: NO), a normal output indicating a state where the object is congested and not vacant is performed (S470). The normal output is transmitted to the terminal device 10 serving as a user together with information indicating the object, and is notified at the terminal device 10.

  Subsequently, it is determined whether or not the related object determination is performed (S480). Here, the related object indicates another object. If the object is a vehicle, it indicates the next vehicle, and if the object is a building such as a department store, it is similar to another nearby department store. The building to be shown. These related objects are set in advance according to the object and the type of the object. Further, in this process, when the congestion output or the normal output is performed, it is determined that the related object determination is performed.

  When the related object determination is performed (S480: YES), the process returns to S410. In this case, the related object is processed as a new object. When the related object determination is not performed (S480: NO), the congestion notification process is terminated.

  When the above processing is performed, the search for the target object is repeated until the target object for which the quiet output is performed is searched, any one of the searched target objects is output, and these are displayed side by side. .

Next, the acquaintance search process will be described. The acquaintance search process is a process for estimating and notifying whether an acquaintance is on the same vehicle or whether an acquaintance is moving in the same direction over a relatively short distance on an expressway or the like. In the acquaintance search process, when the terminal device 10 serving as a user receives information identifying the acquaintance terminal device 10 such as a telephone number or an e-mail address and the information control device 40 receives this information, the information control device 40 It is a process that starts at.

  In the acquaintance search process, as shown in FIG. 6, first, information for identifying an acquaintance terminal representing the acquaintance's terminal device 10 is extracted (S510). Based on this information, the acquaintance terminal and the terminal device 10 (own terminal) serving as the user are set as the determination target terminals (S520).

  Subsequently, the same behavior determination process A described above is performed (S530). And it is determined whether the determination object terminal is carrying out the same action (S540). If the determination target terminal is performing the same action (S540: YES), the fact that the acquaintance terminal is performing the same action is output (S550). If the determination target terminal does not perform the same action (S540: NO), it outputs that the acquaintance terminal does not perform the same action (S560).

  These outputs are performed on the terminal device 10 serving as a user, and the terminal device 10 serving as a user has information (name, telephone number, mail address, etc.) for specifying an acquaintance terminal, and that the same action is performed. The fact that they are not in the same behavior is notified. When such a process ends, the acquaintance search process ends.

  Next, the accompanying determination process will be described. The accompanying determination process is a process for determining whether or not the terminal device 10 designated by the user is performing the same action as someone. For example, it is a process that can be used when detecting the presence or absence of a follower or detecting whether or not someone is accompanying an elderly person.

  In the accompanying determination process, for example, in the terminal device 10 that is a user, a determination target terminal that is a target for determining whether or not there is a companion is specified, and the information control device 40 receives information specifying the determination target terminal. This is a process executed by the information control device 40.

  In the accompanying determination process, as shown in FIG. 7, first, the designated terminal device 10 is set as a determination target terminal (S610). Subsequently, all other terminal devices 10 using the same base station 95 as the determination target terminal are set as determination target terminals (S620).

  Subsequently, the same action determination process A described above is performed (S630). In the same action determination process A in this case, the terminal device 10 serving as the user and any one terminal device 10 among the plurality of other terminal devices 10 are set as the determination target terminals, and the plurality of other terminal devices. 10 is sequentially changed, and the same action determination process A is repeated until the process is completed for all the determination target terminals.

  Then, it is determined whether there is a determination target terminal performing the same action (S640). If there is a determination target terminal performing the same action (S640: YES), the fact that the same action as the information specifying this determination target terminal is output (S650). If there are no determination target terminals performing the same action (S640: NO), a message indicating that there is no determination target terminal performing the same action is output (S660). When such a process ends, the accompanying determination process ends.

  Next, the group movement determination process will be described. The collective movement determination process is a process for detecting that a relatively large number of terminal devices 10 are performing the same action and estimating what kind of group each group performs the same action. For example, it is used to detect people who are on the same vehicle, who are traveling in a group on a motorcycle, etc., who are traveling with many terminal devices 10 in order to conduct illegal acts such as ole fraud can do.

  The group movement determination process is a process performed by the information control device 40 when the information control device 40 receives an instruction specifying an area to be searched from the terminal device 10 serving as a user. In the group movement determination process, as shown in FIG. 8, first, a designated area is extracted (S710). Subsequently, the base station 95 under the specified area is specified (S720).

  Then, all terminal devices controlled by the base station 95 are set as determination target terminals (S730). Then, the same action determination process B is implemented (S740). The same action determination process B is a process for grouping the terminal devices 10 for each action of the same action.

  In detail, in the same action determination process B, as shown in FIG. 9, the process similar to the process of S310-S360 of the above-mentioned same action determination process A is implemented. However, if an affirmative determination is made in S330 or S350, the process proceeds to S790.

  In addition, after the process of S360, the plurality of terminal devices 10 are grouped so as to be associated as one group for each of the adjacent terminal devices or those having the same switching timing (S790).

  When the same action determination process B is completed, the process returns to FIG. 8 to recognize the group type according to the position and time for each group (S750). For example, it is specified whether or not the user is traveling with public transportation.

  In this process, the movement history in the past of each terminal device 10 is referred to, and it is determined whether or not this movement history matches the movement mode of public transportation (vehicle) prepared in advance. Correspond with public transport. In addition, the movement history here shows what recorded the position of each terminal device 10 in the past in association with the time, and shows position information, base station switching history, and the like transmitted from each terminal device 10. For example, if the movement history of a group moves along a railway line and the movement is stopped at a station, this group is recognized as a group on the railway.

  Further, if the movement history of a group moves along a bus route and stops at a position where there is a bus stop, this group is recognized as a group on the bus. Further, when the movement history of a certain group is a moving body different from the movement of the railway or bus, it is recognized as an unknown group. For example, a group moving on foot on a road is certified. Further, when it is detected that the user does not move for a long time based on the movement history of a certain group, the group is recognized as a suspicious behavior group.

  Subsequently, for each recognized group type, the position of the group is displayed on the map (S760). In this process, an arbitrary position such as the center position of a plurality of terminal devices 10 constituting a group is specified as the group position, and the type of group and the number of terminal devices 10 constituting the group are displayed at the position of this group. Output. This output is performed on the terminal device 10 as a user, and the terminal device 10 displays an image as shown in FIG.

  In the image shown in FIG. 10, the number of terminal devices 10 constituting the group is displayed together with the image showing the railway (train) for the group riding on the railway, and the image showing the bus for the group riding on the bus. In addition, the number of terminal devices 10 constituting the group is displayed. That is, the number of terminal devices 10 connected to the same base station 95 is displayed. In addition, since there is a possibility that the group that is unknown may be a group that requires attention in traveling, such as a runaway family, the number of terminal devices 10 that constitute the group and the mark that calls attention (for example, “!”) Is displayed. For a group with suspicious behavior, a mark indicating suspiciousness (for example, “?”) And the number of terminal devices 10 constituting the group are displayed.

When such a process ends, the group movement determination process ends.
[Effects of this embodiment]
In the management system 1 detailed above, the microcomputer 41 of the information control device 40 is
A companion terminal device, which is another terminal device that performs the same action as a specific terminal device that is a preset terminal device, is extracted, and if a companion terminal device exists, a notification is sent to the preset device.

According to the management system 1 as described above, when a companion terminal device exists, a notification is sent to a preset device, so that convenience can be improved.
In addition, the specific terminal device and other terminal devices have a function as a mobile phone, and the microcomputer 41 of the information control device 40 has a terminal device preset as the other terminal device performing the same action as the specific terminal device. When the other terminal device is performing the same action as the specific terminal device, the incoming call to the specific terminal device (receipt of incoming call, mail, etc.) is transferred to the other terminal device, Notification to other terminal devices is performed.

According to such a management system 1, if a family terminal device is registered as another terminal device, an incoming call can be transferred to the family terminal device only when the same action is performed.
Further, the microcomputer 41 of the information control device 40 sets an arbitrary terminal device located in the area designated by the user as the specific terminal device, and also extracts the number of other terminal devices that perform the same action as the specific terminal device, Notification according to the number of other extracted terminal devices is performed.

According to such a management system 1, notification according to the number of terminals that perform the same action is performed, so it is possible to grasp the congestion status of trains and department stores.
In addition, since the number of terminal devices 10 connected to the base station is displayed for each group, it is easy to understand the number of terminal devices that perform the same action such as moving or stopping, in other words, the number of people. Can be recognized. Further, it is possible to check the number of people who move on foot, the number of people who move on a road or on a track, or the number of people who do not move.

[Other Embodiments]
The present invention is not construed as being limited by the above embodiment. In addition, the functions of one component in the above embodiment may be distributed as a plurality of components, or the functions of a plurality of components may be integrated into one component. Further, at least a part of the configuration of the above embodiment may be replaced with a known configuration having the same function. Moreover, you may abbreviate | omit a part of structure of the said embodiment as long as a subject can be solved. In addition, at least a part of the configuration of the above embodiment may be added to or replaced with the configuration of the other embodiment. In addition, all the aspects included in the technical idea specified only by the wording described in the claim are embodiment of this invention.

  In addition to the management system 1 described above, the present invention can be implemented in various forms such as a device that is a component of the management system 1, a program for causing a computer to function as the management system 1, a medium on which the program is recorded, and a management method. It can also be realized.

  For example, in the above embodiment, when it is determined that the terminal device 10 possessed by an arbitrary person is performing the same action as another terminal device, the terminal apparatus 10 performing the same action is stored in the criminal DB 46. It may be determined whether or not the terminal device 10 is recorded. When it is determined that the terminal device 10 performing the same action is the terminal device 10 recorded in the criminal DB 46, the same action as that of the terminal device 10 recorded in the criminal DB 46 is performed. The terminal device 10 that performs the operation or the terminal device 10 that becomes the user may be notified.

In addition, by using the configuration of the above-described embodiment, a quantity survey representing a number survey such as a traffic survey or a visitor number survey can be performed. When conducting the quantity survey, the number of terminal devices 10 flowing into an area set in advance and the number of terminal devices 10 flowing out of the area are counted. The difference between the number of terminal devices 10 that flow in and the number of terminal devices 10 that flow out is the number of terminal devices 10 that have entered this area. The number of terminal devices 10 that have flowed in and out have passed through this area. This is the number of terminal devices.

  And by multiplying the number of these terminal devices 10 by a factor set in consideration of the possession rate of the mobile phone, the share of the mobile phone company, etc., the number of people who passed this area or flowed into this area Estimate the number of people. In addition, what is necessary is just to implement determination of each terminal device 10 having flowed in or out of this area using arbitrary processes, such as the same action determination process mentioned above.

  In addition, when such a quantity survey is performed, the moving speed of the terminal device 10 is acquired by some method, and the moving speed is taken into consideration, so that the terminal device 10 is carried by a pedestrian or a person riding a bicycle. It is also possible to identify whether it is possessed by a person or a person riding a car or motorcycle. That is, it is possible to investigate the traffic volume for each type of traffic such as only pedestrians or only cars and motorcycles.

  Specifically, one or more threshold values for identifying the type of traffic are prepared, and the moving speed of the terminal device 10 is compared with the threshold value. And the classification of traffic is specified by whether the moving speed of the terminal device 10 exceeds a threshold value.

  Also, when identifying the type of traffic, since the vehicle flows at a substantially similar speed if it is a road, a plurality of terminal devices 10 that move at a substantially similar speed are extracted, and the extracted terminal devices 10 may be identified as a vehicle regardless of speed. In this case, the traffic volume survey can be accurately performed even in a traffic jam.

[Correspondence between Configuration of Embodiment and Means of Present Invention]
In the above embodiment, the information control device 40 corresponds to the accompanying terminal extraction device referred to in the present invention. Of the processes executed by the information control apparatus 40, the processes of S160, S530, S630 (S310 to S390), and S740 (S310 to S360, S790) correspond to the accompanying terminal extraction means in the present invention. In the form, S210, S440, S460. The processes of S470, S550, S560, S650, S660, and S760 correspond to the notification means referred to in the present invention.

  In the above embodiment, the processes in S410 and S710 correspond to the area designation means in the present invention, and in the above embodiment, the processes in S420 and S730 correspond to the specific terminal setting means in the present invention.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Management system, 10 ... Terminal device, 11 ... Microcomputer, 12 ... Input part, 13 ... Display part, 14 ... Communication part, 15 ... Headset connection part, 16 ... IC chip, 20 ... Short-range communication apparatus, 21 ... Microcomputer, 23 ... Current location detection unit, 24 ... Input unit, 25 ... Display unit, 26 ... IC reader / writer, 27 ... Communication unit, 28 ... Internal connection unit, 29 ... Headset connection unit, 35 ... Travel control unit, 40 ... Information control device 41 ... microcomputer 42 ... input unit 43 ... display unit 44 ... net connection unit 45 ... terminal device / vehicle DB 46 ... criminal DB 47 ... in-vehicle terminal device DB 56 ... net connection , 90 ... Internet network, 92 ... Vehicle, 95 ... Base station, 97 ... Vehicle.

Claims (3)

Accompanying terminal extraction means for extracting an accompanying terminal device that is another terminal device that performs the same action as a specific terminal device that is a preset terminal device;
Notification means for notifying a preset device when the accompanying terminal device exists;
A companion terminal extraction device comprising: In the accompanying terminal extraction device according to claim 1,
The specific terminal device and the other terminal device have a function as a mobile phone,
The accompanying terminal extracting means extracts that a terminal device preset as the other terminal device is performing the same action as the specific terminal device,
The notification means transfers the incoming call to the specific terminal device to the other terminal device when the other terminal device performs the same action as the specific terminal device, thereby An accompanying terminal extraction apparatus characterized by performing notification to In the accompanying terminal extraction device according to claim 1,
An area specifying means for acquiring an area specified by the user;
Specific terminal setting means for setting any terminal device located in the designated area as the specific terminal device;
With
The accompanying terminal extraction means also extracts the number of other terminal devices that perform the same action as the specific terminal device,
The accompanying terminal extraction device, wherein the notification means performs notification according to the number of other extracted terminal devices.

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