JP2023054471A - Identity authentication registration device and identity authentication registration method - Google Patents

Abstract

To ensure ease of use for users when taking out items deposited in a vault and a high-level security for identity authentication.SOLUTION: On the occasion of user registration for registering user information required for identity authentication performed when unlocking a security locker locked by an electronic lock, a screen for acquiring a face image of the user's face for registration and issuing a two-dimensional code to the user is displayed on a display that presents the user registration procedure to the user in order to register the user's information required for face matching and two-dimensional code matching performed by a management server for the purpose of identity authentication. In addition, a screen for notifying the user and obtaining the user's consent regarding the acquisition of the user's face image for identity authentication is shown on the display.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 6

Description

The present invention relates to a personal authentication registration device and a personal authentication registration method for performing processing related to user registration for registering user information necessary for personal authentication performed when unlocking a storage device locked by an electronic lock. It is.

Facilities such as train stations are equipped with so-called coin lockers, which are safes in which users can temporarily deposit their luggage by inserting coins. Also, in order to improve convenience for users, keyless safes using IC cards are becoming popular. In such a keyless vault using an IC card, personal authentication is based on the information held in the IC card to confirm that the user is the same person who deposited the package when the user picks up the package. is done.

On the other hand, there is also known a technique for authenticating a person when picking up a package by face matching without using an IC card (see Patent Document 1). With this technology, the face image of the user is acquired by photographing the user's face when the baggage is checked in (when the baggage is locked), and the facial image is registered. The face image of the user is acquired by photographing the user's face, and the face image at the time of depositing the baggage and the face image at the time of picking up the baggage are collated.

JP 2007-070899 A

Now, in face collation, there are cases where erroneous collation occurs in which the same person does not match. If such an erroneous collation occurs in the keyless storage, the user cannot retrieve the package. Therefore, in the conventional technology, when the person in charge visually compares the face image of the target person and the face image of the registrant to confirm that they are the same person, the unlocking operation is performed. As a result, the user can take out the parcel even if an erroneous collation occurs in the face collation. However, in such a method in which the attendant responds, there is a problem that the user has to wait for a long time, which is inconvenient for the user. For this reason, it is desired to improve the usability of the user when taking out the articles deposited in the storage. Also, there are cases where high security is required for personal authentication, and it is desirable to meet such demands.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, the present invention provides an identity authentication registration device and an identity authentication registration method that are easy for users to use when taking out articles deposited in a safe and that can ensure high security for identity authentication. is the main purpose.

The personal authentication registration device of the present invention is a personal authentication registration device that performs processing related to user registration for registering user information necessary for personal authentication performed when unlocking a storage device locked by an electronic lock. a display for presenting the user registration procedure to the user; In order to register the information of the user, the display is configured to display a screen relating to acquisition of a registration face image of the user's face and issuance of a code image to be issued to the user.

Further, in the personal authentication registration method of the present invention, the processor performs processing related to user registration for registering user information required for personal authentication performed when unlocking a storage device locked by an electronic lock. An authentication and registration method, wherein, at the time of user registration, the procedure for user registration is presented to the user in order to register user information required for face verification and code verification performed for personal authentication. The display is configured to display a screen relating to acquisition of a face image for registration of the user's face and issuance of a code image to be issued to the user.

According to the present invention, face matching and code matching are performed for personal authentication. Therefore, for example, even if an erroneous collation occurs in face collation, if a matching result is obtained in code collation, it is possible to operate such that personal authentication succeeds. As a result, it is possible to improve usability for the user when taking out an article deposited in the storage. On the other hand, if a matching result is not obtained in both face matching and code matching, it can be operated such that personal authentication will not succeed. As a result, high security can be ensured for personal authentication.

Overall configuration diagram of security locker system according to first embodiment Front view showing appearance of security locker Block diagram showing schematic configuration of security locker Block diagram showing the schematic configuration of the management server Explanatory diagram showing an overview of the processing performed at the time of luggage deposit in the security locker and management server Explanatory diagram showing the screen displayed on the security locker display when checking in luggage Flow diagram showing the operation procedure at the time of user registration in the security locker and management server Explanatory diagram showing an overview of the processing performed at the security locker and the management server when picking up packages Explanatory diagram showing the screen displayed on the security locker display when picking up luggage A flow chart showing the operation procedure when a security locker and a management server receive packages. A flow diagram showing the procedure of the unlockability determination process performed by the management server A flow diagram showing the procedure of the unlockability determination process performed by the management server Explanatory diagram showing an overview of the processing performed by the security locker and the management server when unlocking Explanatory diagram showing the setting screen displayed on the management terminal Overall configuration diagram of a security locker system according to the second embodiment Block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a register according to the second embodiment Block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a security locker according to a second embodiment

The first invention, which has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, performs a user registration process for registering user information required for personal authentication performed when unlocking a storage device locked by an electronic lock. and a processor for presenting the user registration procedure to a user. And in order to register the user information necessary for code verification, a configuration for displaying on the display a screen related to obtaining a face image for registration by photographing the user's face and issuing a code image to be issued to the user. and

According to this, face collation and code collation are performed for personal authentication. Therefore, for example, even if an erroneous collation occurs in face collation, if a matching result is obtained in code collation, it is possible to operate such that personal authentication succeeds. As a result, it is possible to improve usability for the user when taking out an article deposited in the storage. On the other hand, if a matching result is not obtained in both face matching and code matching, it can be operated such that personal authentication will not succeed. As a result, high security can be ensured for personal authentication.

In a second aspect of the invention, the processor displays on the display a screen for notifying the user of obtaining the user's face image for the identity authentication and for obtaining the user's consent. do.

According to this, the face image, which is the user's personal information, can be handled appropriately with the user's consent.

In a third aspect of the invention, the processor transmits a user registration request including the face image of the user to a server device via a network, and receives a user registration completion report from the server device. A screen for notifying the user that the user registration has been completed is displayed on the display.

According to this, it is possible to quickly notify the user that the user registration is completed by causing the server device installed at a place remote from the personal authentication registration device to quickly execute the user registration process.

In a fourth aspect of the invention, the processor deletes the face image held in the own device upon receiving a user registration completion report from the server device.

According to this, since the user's face image is only stored in the server device and not stored in the personal authentication registration device, the user's face image can be safely managed.

In a fifth aspect of the invention, the processor, upon receiving a user registration completion report from the server device, causes the display to indicate that the storage device selected by the user is now available.

According to this, it is possible to promptly notify the user that the use of the storage device has become possible.

In a sixth aspect of the invention, the processor prints the code image by a printing device and transmits the code image to a mobile terminal owned by the user, as a method of delivering the code image to the user. A screen for accepting a user's operation to select at least one of them is displayed on the display.

According to this, the user can be easily authenticated by presenting the screen of the mobile terminal on which the code image is displayed or the sheet on which the code image is printed to the authentication device. be able to.

In a seventh invention, the code image is a two-dimensional code or a one-dimensional code.

According to this, the code image can be read with high accuracy.

An eighth aspect of the present invention is a personal authentication and registration method in which a processor performs processing related to user registration for registering user information necessary for personal authentication performed when unlocking a storage device locked by an electronic lock. In the user registration, in order to register user information necessary for face matching and code matching performed for personal authentication, a display that presents the user registration procedure to the user, It is configured to display a screen relating to acquisition of a face image for registration of the user's face and issuance of a code image to be issued to the user.

According to this, as in the first invention, it is easy for the user to take out the article deposited in the safe, and high security can be ensured for personal authentication.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

(First embodiment)
FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a security locker system according to the first embodiment.

This security locker system (storage system) includes a security locker 1 (storage device, registration device, authentication device), a management server 2 (server device), a management terminal 3 and a mobile terminal 4 . The security locker 1, management server 2, management terminal 3, and mobile terminal 4 are connected via a network.

In this security locker system, when a user picks up a package, personal authentication is performed to confirm that the user is the person who deposited the package. If the personal authentication succeeds, the security locker 1 is unlocked and the user can pick up the checked luggage.

In this embodiment, face collation and two-dimensional code collation are performed as personal authentication. In face matching, the user's face image (face image for registration) photographed at the time of baggage deposit and the user's face image (face image for authentication) photographed at the time of baggage pickup are collated. In the two-dimensional code matching, the two-dimensional code issued to the user when depositing the baggage is compared with the two-dimensional code presented by the user when picking up the baggage. The two-dimensional code is, for example, a QR code (registered trademark), which proves that the person presenting the code is the person who checked in the baggage. The two-dimensional code is issued by the management server 2 at the time of user registration.

The security locker 1 functions as a register (registration device) that performs processing related to user registration for registering user information necessary for personal authentication. to the management server 2 (face image for registration).

In addition, the security locker 1 functions as a checker (authentication device) that performs processing related to personal authentication, and captures the user's face image (authentication face image) obtained by photographing the user's face when the package is picked up. Send to management server 2 . In addition, the security locker 1 transmits the two-dimensional code presented by the user to the management server 2 when picking up the package.

The management server 2 acquires the user's face image (face image for registration) from the security locker 1 when the baggage is checked in, and performs user registration processing. At this time, the management server 2 issues a two-dimensional code to be issued to the user. Specifically, the management server 2 causes the security locker 1 to output a sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed. The management server 2 also sends an e-mail containing link information (for example, the URL of the web page) for accessing the website that distributes the two-dimensional code to the mobile terminal 4 owned by the user. The sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed and the portable terminal 4 serve as a two-dimensional code medium, and the user presents the two-dimensional code medium to the security locker 1 when picking up the baggage. The website that distributes the two-dimensional code is constructed by the management server 2, but may be constructed by a server device other than the management server 2. FIG.

In addition, the management server 2 acquires the user's face image (face image for authentication) and the two-dimensional code from the security locker 1 when picking up the package, and performs face verification processing and two-dimensional code verification processing as identity verification. I do. When the personal authentication succeeds and it is determined that unlocking is permitted, an unlocking permission notification is sent from the management server 2 to the security locker 1, and the security locker 1 unlocks. On the other hand, when personal authentication fails and unlocking is not permitted, a notice of unlocking disapproval is sent from the management server 2 to the security locker 1, and the security locker 1 maintains the locked state.

The management terminal 3 is operated by an administrator and is composed of a PC or the like. On the management terminal 3 , an administrator performs an operation for setting conditions related to processing performed by the management server 2 .

The mobile terminal 4 is a smart phone or the like owned by a user. The mobile terminal 4 functions as a medium for a two-dimensional code issued to the user at the time of user registration. Specifically, on the mobile terminal 4, the two-dimensional code is displayed on the screen by accessing the website using the web browser based on the link information distributed from the management server 2. FIG.

In this embodiment, a code image, specifically, a two-dimensional code such as a QR code (registered trademark) is issued to the user as a means of certifying that the user is the person who deposited the baggage when picking up the baggage. However, the code image is not limited to a two-dimensional code, and may be a one-dimensional code such as a bar code.

Next, the security locker 1 will be explained. FIG. 2 is a front view showing the appearance of the security locker 1. FIG.

The security locker 1 includes a plurality of locker boxes 5 (storage units) for storing user's luggage. The security locker 1 also includes a camera 11 , a motion sensor 12 , displays 13 and 14 , a printer 15 (printing device), and an electronic lock 16 .

The camera 11 photographs the user's face when the luggage is checked in. Also, the camera 11 photographs the user's face when the baggage is picked up. In addition, the camera 11 can detect the two-dimensional code presented by the user together with the user's face when the package is picked up. screen.

A human sensor 12 detects that a person has approached the security locker 1 . When the human sensor 12 detects a person, screen display on the displays 13 and 14 is started.

The display 13 displays a screen regarding user registration when luggage is deposited. Further, the display 13 displays a screen regarding personal identification (face verification and two-dimensional code verification) when picking up the parcel. The display 13 is composed of a touch panel, and the user can operate the screen.

The display 14 normally operates as a digital signage that displays content such as advertisements and weather forecasts. On the other hand, when a person using the security locker 1 is detected, a guidance screen related to the security locker 1, for example, a screen guiding the position of the locker box 5 selected by the user when depositing luggage, or a screen used by the user when picking up luggage, is displayed. A screen for guiding the position of the locker box 5 inside is displayed.

A printer 15 outputs a sheet on which a two-dimensional code is printed when baggage is checked in. When the user presents the sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed in front of the camera 11 when picking up the package, the two-dimensional code is verified by the management server 2 .

The electronic lock 16 locks and unlocks the door of the locker box 5 .

In this embodiment, the security locker 1 (storage device) is provided with a plurality of locker boxes 5 (storage units). Instead, it is also possible to have a configuration having only one accommodating portion. For example, if the storage device is a key box that stores keys for rooms or vehicles in a building, there may be only one storage unit. In this case, one or more users use the key box, and information on these users is registered in advance.

Next, a schematic configuration of the security locker 1 will be described. FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the security locker 1. As shown in FIG.

The security locker 1 includes a camera 11 , a motion sensor 12 , displays 13 and 14 , a printer 15 and an electronic lock 16 , as well as a communication section 17 , a storage section 18 and a processor 19 .

The communication unit 17 communicates with the management server 2 via the network.

The storage unit 18 stores programs and the like executed by the processor 19 .

The processor 19 performs various processes by executing programs stored in the storage unit 18 . In this embodiment, the processor 19 performs facial image acquisition processing, user registration request processing, two-dimensional code issuing processing, two-dimensional code acquisition processing, personal authentication request processing, door opening/closing control processing, GUI control processing, and the like.

In the facial image acquisition process, the processor 19 detects a person's face from the image captured by the camera 11 at the time of baggage check-in, cuts out the facial area from the captured image, and obtains the user's face image (face image for registration). to get In addition, the processor 19 detects a person's face from the photographed image of the camera 11 when picking up the parcel, cuts out the face area from the photographed image, and acquires the user's face image (face image for authentication).

In the user registration request process, the processor 19 transmits a user registration request from the communication section 17 to the management server 2 . The user registration request includes the box ID of the locker box 5 that the user wishes to use and the face image of the user. Upon receiving the user registration request, the management server 2 performs user registration processing for registering information about the user. Further, the management server 2 performs processing for issuing a two-dimensional code to be issued to the user.

In the two-dimensional code issuing process, the processor 19 issues the two-dimensional code issued by the management server 2 to the user at the time of baggage check-in. Specifically, as a first method, the printer 15 is controlled to output a sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed. As a second method, a method is adopted in which an e-mail including link information for accessing a website displaying a two-dimensional code is sent from the management server 2 to the mobile terminal 4 as the two-dimensional code issuing process. be able to. Then, as a method of delivering the two-dimensional code to the user, an operation by the user to select at least one of printing the two-dimensional code by a printing device and transmitting the two-dimensional code to the portable terminal owned by the user. A screen for accepting the code is displayed on the display, and the user can select the two-dimensional code issuing method (printing or sending). Alternatively, the two-dimensional code may be transmitted from the security locker 1 to the mobile terminal 4 using short-range wireless communication such as Bluetooth (registered trademark).

In the two-dimensional code acquisition process, the processor 19 acquires the two-dimensional code presented by the user using the two-dimensional code medium when picking up the parcel. Specifically, the two-dimensional code area is detected from the captured image of the camera 11, the two-dimensional code area is cut out from the captured image, the two-dimensional code image is obtained, and the two-dimensional code image is read. acquires two-dimensional code information (information stored in a two-dimensional code image). Note that the management server 2 may read the image of the two-dimensional code.

In the personal authentication request process, the processor 19 transmits a personal authentication request from the communication unit 17 to the management server 2 . Upon receiving the personal authentication request, the management server 2 performs personal authentication (face matching and two-dimensional code matching). A notification (authentication failure) is sent from the management server 2 to the security locker 1 .

In the door opening/closing control process, the processor 19 controls opening/closing of the door of the locker box 5 according to instructions from the management server 2 . Specifically, when an unlocking permission notification is received from the management server 2, the electronic lock 16 is controlled to unlock the locker box 5, and when an unlocking disapproval notification is received, the locked state of the locker box 5 is maintained. .

In the GUI control process, the processor 19 displays on the display 13 a screen regarding user registration and personal authentication distributed from the management server 2 . Further, according to the user's input operation using the input function of the display 13 (here, the touch panel), input information is acquired and screen control is performed.

Next, a schematic configuration of the management server 2 will be described. FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the management server 2. As shown in FIG.

The management server 2 includes a communication section 21 , a storage section 22 and a processor 23 .

The communication unit 21 communicates with the security locker 1, the management terminal 3, and the mobile terminal 4 via the network.

The storage unit 22 stores programs and the like executed by the processor 23 . The storage unit 22 also stores registration information (user management information) in the user management table. User information required for personal authentication is registered in the user management table (see FIG. 5).

The processor 23 performs various processes by executing programs stored in the storage unit 22 . In this embodiment, the processor 23 performs facial feature extraction processing, two-dimensional code generation processing, information management processing, two-dimensional code issuance processing, face matching processing, two-dimensional code matching processing, unlockability determination processing, and unlocking control. processing, etc. Facial feature extraction processing, two-dimensional code generation processing, and information management processing are processing related to user registration. The facial feature extraction process, face collation process, two-dimensional code collation process, and unlockability determination process are processes related to personal authentication.

In the facial feature extraction process, the processor 23 extracts facial feature information from the user's facial image obtained from the security locker 1 at the time of baggage check-in and baggage pickup.

In the two-dimensional code issuing process, the processor 23 issues (generates) a two-dimensional code to be issued to the user when the baggage is checked in. The two-dimensional code stores specific information that proves the identity of the person who checked in the baggage. The specific information is information, such as a random number, that does not actually overlap with the two-dimensional code that is delivered to others.

In the information management process, the processor 23 collects the box ID (number) of the locker box 5 that the user desires to use, the user's facial feature information acquired in the facial feature extraction process, and the two-dimensional code issuance. The two-dimensional code issued in the process is registered in the user management table. In the user management table, mail addresses and the like are also registered as information related to users.

In the two-dimensional code delivery process, the processor 23 transmits an e-mail including link information for accessing the website displaying the two-dimensional code delivered to the user from the communication unit 21 to the mobile terminal 4 . Note that an e-mail including the two-dimensional code itself may be sent to the mobile terminal 4 .

In the face collation process, the processor 23 collates the user's facial feature information acquired in the facial feature extraction process with the facial feature information registered in the user management table when the parcel is picked up.

In the two-dimensional code matching process, the processor 23 compares the two-dimensional code acquired from the security locker 1 with the two-dimensional code registered in the user management table when picking up the parcel.

In the unlockability determination process, the processor 23 determines whether or not the personal authentication is successful based on each matching result of the face matching process and the two-dimensional code matching process. It is determined whether or not the locker box 5 can be unlocked, that is, whether or not unlocking is permitted. In this embodiment, the administrator can select either AND authentication or OR authentication as the authentication form. In AND authentication, it is determined that personal authentication has succeeded when matching results are obtained in both face matching and two-dimensional code matching. In OR authentication, when a matching result is obtained from either face matching or two-dimensional code matching, it is determined that personal authentication has succeeded.

In the unlocking control process, processor 23 controls unlocking of electronic lock 16 in security locker 1 . Specifically, when the package is picked up, an unlocking permission notification or an unlocking non-permission notification is sent from the communication unit 21 according to the determination result of the unlocking permission/prohibition determination process, that is, whether unlocking is permitted or not. Send to 1.

By the way, in the present embodiment, the management server 2 (server device) is a matching unit that performs face matching processing and two-dimensional code matching processing, but the security locker 1 as an authentication device performs face matching processing and two-dimensional code matching processing. It may be a collating unit that performs Further, in the present embodiment, the management server 2 performs the unlockability determination process, but a server other than the management server 2 may perform the unlockability determination process. An unlockability determination process may be performed.

Next, the processing performed in the security locker 1 and the management server 2 at the time of luggage deposit will be described. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an overview of the processing performed in the security locker 1 and management server 2 when luggage is deposited.

When the baggage is checked in, the security locker 1 and the management server 2 perform user registration processing for using the security locker 1 . Further, the security locker 1 and the management server 2 perform a process of issuing a two-dimensional code and delivering it to the user. The user registration process may be performed in advance using an application or the like installed on the mobile terminal 4 of the user at a location other than the location where the security locker 1 is used.

Specifically, first, the security locker 1 acquires the face image of the user from the image captured by the camera 11 (face image acquisition processing), and transmits the face image of the user to the management server 2 . In addition, the security locker 1 allows the user to select the desired locker box 5 using the display 13, acquires the box ID of the locker box 5 according to the user's screen operation, and stores the box ID. Send to management server 2 .

The management server 2 extracts facial feature information from the user's facial image received from the security locker 1 (facial feature extraction processing). Also, the management server 2 issues a two-dimensional code to be issued to the user (two-dimensional code issuing process). Then, the management server 2 associates the box ID of the locker box 5 received from the security locker 1 (identification information of the storage unit) with the user's facial feature information and the two-dimensional code issued to the user, Register in the user management table (information management processing). The information about the face image registered in the user management table may be the face image itself in addition to the facial feature information.

In addition, in the management server 2, when the user selects transmission as the delivery method of the two-dimensional code, the communication unit 21 transmits link information (for example, the URL of the web page) for accessing the website that distributes the two-dimensional code. to the portable terminal 4 (two-dimensional code issuing process). On the mobile terminal 4, the two-dimensional code is displayed on the screen by accessing the website based on the link information using the web browser. When registering as a user, the security locker 1 displays a screen for entering an e-mail address, and allows the user to obtain the e-mail address of the mobile terminal 4 .

Further, in the security locker 1, when the user selects printing as the method of issuing the two-dimensional code, the two-dimensional code is obtained from the management server 2, and a sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed is output by the printer 15 ( Two-dimensional code issuing process).

Next, the operation performed by the user at the security locker 1 when depositing luggage will be described. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a screen displayed on the display 13 of the security locker 1 when luggage is deposited.

A screen 101 shown in FIG. 6A is displayed on the display 13 of the security locker 1 first. This screen 101 (initial screen, menu screen) is used by the user to select one of baggage deposit and baggage pick-up modes. This screen 101 is provided with a baggage deposit button 102 and a baggage pickup button 103 . When the user operates the luggage deposit button 102, the screen transitions to the screen 111 shown in FIG. 6B.

A screen 111 (locker box selection screen) shown in FIG. 6B is for selecting the locker box 5 that the user desires to use. A locker box selection button 112 is provided on this screen 111 . When the user operates the locker box selection button 112, the screen transitions to the screen 121 shown in FIG. 6(C). Note that the locker box selection button 112 that is being used by another person is in a non-selectable state.

The screen 121 (personal information handling regulation confirmation screen) shown in FIG. 6C allows the user to confirm the personal information handling regulation. We will notify the user and obtain the user's consent. This screen 121 displays characters 122 representing the personal information handling regulations in the personal authentication system. The personal information handling regulations state that a facial image of the user is acquired by photographing the user's face when the baggage is checked in and when the baggage is picked up. This screen 121 is also provided with an agree button 123 and a cancel button 124 . The user operates the agree button 123 or the cancel button 124 depending on whether or not the user agrees with the personal information handling regulations. When the user operates the consent button 123, the screen transitions to the screen shown in FIG. 6(D). When the user operates the cancel button 124, user registration is canceled.

A screen 131 (face image photographing screen) shown in FIG. 6D guides the user to photograph for acquiring the user's face image. On this screen 131, characters 132 explaining how to take a face image, an image 133 taken by the camera 11, and a shooting frame 134 are displayed. The user adjusts the position and orientation of the face so that the user's face fits properly within the shooting frame 134 . The screen 131 is also provided with a shooting button 135 and a stop button 136 . When the user operates the shooting button 135, the camera 11 shoots the user. When the user operates the cancel button 136, user registration is canceled. When the photographing of the face image by the camera 11 ends normally, the screen changes to the screen 141 shown in FIG. 6(E).

A screen 141 (face image confirmation screen) shown in FIG. 6(E) is for the user to confirm that the face image has been captured appropriately. This screen 141 displays characters 142 prompting confirmation as to whether or not the face image has been properly captured, and a captured image (face image) 143 . This screen 141 is also provided with a registration button 144 , a recapture button 145 and a stop button 146 . If the user's face is properly photographed, the user operates the registration button 144 . In this case, the screen transitions to the screen 151 shown in FIG. If the user's face is not properly captured, the user operates the re-capture button 145 . In this case, the screen returns to the screen 131 shown in FIG. 6(D). When the user operates the cancel button 146, the user registration is canceled.

A screen 151 (two-dimensional code issue screen) shown in FIG. 6F is for the user to issue and issue a two-dimensional code. This screen 151 is provided with an issue button 152 , a print button 153 and a send button 154 . When the user operates the issue button 152, the management server 2 issues (generates) a two-dimensional code to be issued to the user. When the user operates the print button 153, the printer 15 outputs a sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed. When the user operates the send button 154 , an e-mail containing link information for accessing the website displaying the two-dimensional code is sent from the management server 2 to the mobile terminal 4 . When the printing or transmission of the two-dimensional code is completed normally, the screen transitions to the screen 161 shown in FIG. 6(G). When the user operates the send button 154, the screen transitions to an email address input screen (not shown) before transitioning to the screen 161 shown in FIG. Enter

A screen 161 (registration completion screen) shown in FIG. 6G notifies the user that user registration has been completed. This screen 161 displays characters 162 indicating that user registration has been completed and that the locker box 5 selected by the user can be used. Thereby, the user can use the locker box 5 selected by him/herself. At this time, when the user opens the door of the selected locker box 5, stores the luggage in the locker box 5, and closes the door, the electronic lock 16 of the locker box 5 is locked.

Next, the operation procedure of the security locker 1 and the management server 2 when depositing luggage will be described. FIG. 7 is a flow chart showing the operation procedure at the time of user registration in the security locker 1 and management server 2. As shown in FIG.

The security locker 1 first acquires the box ID of the locker box 5 that the user desires to use according to the user's selection operation (ST101). In addition, the security locker 1 acquires the face image of the user from the image captured by the camera 11 (face image acquisition processing) (ST102). Next, a user registration request is transmitted to the management server 2 (user registration request process) (ST103). The user registration request includes the box ID of the locker box 5 selected by the user and the face image of the user.

When the management server 2 receives the user registration request from the security locker 1 (Yes in ST201), it extracts the user's facial feature information from the facial image included in the received user registration request (facial feature extraction process) ( ST202). The management server 2 also issues (generates) a two-dimensional code to be issued to the user (two-dimensional code issuing process) (ST203). Next, the box ID included in the received user registration instruction, the extracted facial feature information of the target person, and the generated two-dimensional code are registered in the user management table (information management processing) (ST204). Management server 2 then transmits a user registration completion report to security locker 1 (ST205). The user registration completion report includes a two-dimensional code to be delivered to the user.

The management server 2 also sends an e-mail containing link information for accessing the website that distributes the two-dimensional code to the portable terminal 4 (two-dimensional code issuing process) (ST206). Note that this processing is performed when the user selects transmission as the two-dimensional code issuing method.

When the security locker 1 receives the user registration completion report from the management server 2 (ST104), based on the two-dimensional code included in the received user registration completion report, the printer 15 prints a sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed. Output (two-dimensional code issuing process) (ST105). Note that this processing is performed when the user selects printing as the method of issuing the two-dimensional code.

Based on the received user registration completion report, the security locker 1 notifies the user that the user registration has been completed and that the locker box 5 selected by the user can be used (ST106). In response to this, when the user opens the door of the selected locker box 5, stores the luggage in the locker box 5, and closes the door, the electronic lock 16 of the locker box 5 is locked.

The security locker 1 also deletes the user's face image (face image for registration) held in the storage unit 18 of its own device (ST107). As a result, it is possible to enhance the security of the personal authentication system based on face matching.

Next, the processing performed by the security locker 1 and the management server 2 when picking up a package will be described. FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing an overview of the process performed by the security locker 1 and management server 2 when picking up a package.

When the parcel is picked up, the security locker 1 and the management server 2 perform processing related to personal authentication (face verification and two-dimensional code verification). Further, in the security locker 1 and the management server 2, processing for unlocking the locker box 5 of the security locker 1 is performed when the personal authentication is successful.

Specifically, first, the security locker 1 acquires the face image of the user from the image captured by the camera 11 (face image acquisition processing). Also, the two-dimensional code presented by the user is obtained from the captured image of the camera 11 (two-dimensional code obtaining process). Then, the user's face image and the two-dimensional code are transmitted to the management server 2 .

The management server 2 extracts facial feature information from the user's facial image received from the security locker 1 (facial feature extraction processing), and extracts the facial feature information of the user and the facial features registered in the user management table. information is compared (face matching processing). Also, the two-dimensional code acquired from the security locker 1 and the two-dimensional code information registered in the user management table are collated (two-dimensional code collation processing).

Next, the management server 2 determines whether or not the locker box 5 being used by the user can be unlocked, that is, whether unlocking is permitted or not, based on the matching results of the face matching process and the two-dimensional code matching process. is determined (unlock availability determination processing). Then, depending on the determination result, that is, whether unlocking is permitted or not, the communication unit 21 transmits an unlocking permission notice or an unlocking non-permission notice to the security locker 1 (unlocking control processing).

In the security locker 1, the electronic lock 16 provided in each locker box 5 is controlled according to the unlocking permission notification or the unlocking non-permission notification from the management server 2 (door opening/closing control processing).

The management server 2 performs processing related to verification, that is, facial feature extraction processing, face verification processing, and two-dimensional code verification processing. It may be In this case, the management server 2 assigns a user ID to each user and manages user information (facial feature information, two-dimensional code information). and may be managed in association with each other.

Here, the user holds the two-dimensional code medium, specifically, the sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed or the mobile terminal 4 on which the two-dimensional code is displayed, in front of his or her chest. By doing so, the user's face and the two-dimensional code are photographed at the same time. As a result, the user's face image and the two-dimensional code can be acquired at the same time by taking a single image, so that the user's time and effort can be reduced during personal authentication. Alternatively, the user's face and the two-dimensional code may be photographed in order.

Further, when OR authentication is set and the user wants to complete personal authentication only by face matching, the user does not present the two-dimensional code in front of the camera 11, Only one's own face should be photographed by the camera 11. - 特許庁Conversely, if the user wishes to complete personal authentication only by verifying the two-dimensional code, the user may present the two-dimensional code in front of the camera 11 so that it can be acquired without fail.

Next, the operation performed by the user at the security locker 1 when picking up the luggage will be described. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a screen displayed on the display 13 of the security locker 1 when the baggage is picked up.

The display 13 of the security locker 1 first displays a screen 101 shown in FIG. 9(A). This screen 101 (initial screen, menu screen) is the same as the screen shown in FIG. When the user operates the parcel pick-up button 103, the screen transitions to the screen shown in FIG. 9B. At this time, in the security locker 1 and the management server 2, processing related to personal authentication (face matching and two-dimensional code matching) is started.

A screen 201 (face authentication in progress screen) shown in FIG. 9B notifies the user that personal authentication of the user (face matching and two-dimensional code matching) is in progress. An image 202 captured by the camera 11 is displayed on this screen 201 . At this time, the user holds the two-dimensional code medium (the sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed, the mobile terminal 4 on which the two-dimensional code is displayed on the screen) so that the two-dimensional code is photographed together with his/her face. , hold it in front of your chest. This screen 201 also displays characters 203 and a graphic 204 indicating that personal authentication is in progress. When the personal authentication is completed (successful), the screen changes to the screen 211 shown in FIG. 9(C).

A screen 211 (face authentication completion screen) shown in FIG. 9C notifies the user that personal authentication of the user has been completed (successful). This screen 211 displays characters 212 and a graphic 213 indicating that the personal identification has been completed. Next, the screen transitions to the screen 221 shown in FIG. 9(D).

The screen 221 (unlock notification screen) shown in FIG. 9D notifies the user that the locker box 5 in use has been unlocked. This screen 221 displays characters 222 to the effect that the locker box 5 in use has been unlocked and characters 223 to the effect that the user is urged to take out the baggage. The number and position of the unlocked locker box 5 may be displayed.

When the locker box 5 is unlocked, the user can open the door of the locker box 5 and take out the luggage from the locker box 5.例文帳に追加When the luggage is taken out from the locker box 5, the screen transitions to a screen 231 (use completion screen) shown in FIG. 9(E). A sensor (not shown) may be provided inside the locker box 5, and the removal of the luggage from the locker box 5 may be detected based on the detection result of this sensor.

Further, a continuous use button 224 is provided on the screen 221 shown in FIG. 9D. The security locker 1 can be used continuously even after the locker box 5 in use is unlocked by the user. can. When the user operates the continuous use button 224, the mode transitions to the continuous use mode, and when the user opens the door of the locker box 5 to put in and take out the luggage and then closes the door, the electronic lock 16 of the locker box 5 is locked. be done. It should be noted that the continuous use button 224 is not displayed when the usage time has expired.

Next, the operation procedure of the security locker 1 and the management server 2 when picking up a package will be described. FIG. 10 is a flow chart showing the operation procedure of the security locker 1 and management server 2 when picking up a package.

The security locker 1 first acquires the face image of the user from the image captured by the camera 11 (face image acquisition processing) (ST301). Also, the two-dimensional code of the user is acquired from the captured image of the camera 11 (two-dimensional code acquisition processing) (ST302). Next, a personal authentication request is transmitted to the management server 2 (personal authentication request processing) (ST303). The personal authentication request includes the user's face image and two-dimensional code.

When the management server 2 receives the personal authentication request from the security locker 1 (Yes in ST401), it extracts the facial feature information of the user from the face image included in the received personal authentication request (facial feature extraction process) (ST402). . Next, the facial feature information of the user and the facial feature information registered in the user management table are collated (face collation processing) (ST403). Also, the two-dimensional code included in the received personal authentication request is collated with the two-dimensional code registered in the user management table (two-dimensional code collation processing) (ST404).

Next, the management server 2 determines whether or not the locker box 5 being used by the user can be unlocked based on the matching results of the face matching process and the two-dimensional code matching process. It notifies the security locker 1 whether or not unlocking is permitted (unlocking control processing). At this time, if unlocking is permitted (Yes in ST405), an unlocking permission notice is transmitted to security locker 1 (ST406). On the other hand, if unlocking is not permitted (No in ST405), a notice of unlocking disapproval is sent to security locker 1 (ST407).

When the security locker 1 receives the unlock permission notification from the management server 2 (Yes in ST304), it controls the electronic lock 16 to unlock the locker box 5 being used by the user (ST305). Thereby, the user can open the door of the locker box 5 and take out the luggage.

On the other hand, when the security locker 1 receives the unlocking disapproval notification from the management server 2 (Yes in ST306), an error screen is displayed on the display 13 to notify the user that the locker box 5 cannot be unlocked due to failure of the personal authentication. is displayed (ST307).

Next, the security locker 1 deletes the user's face image (face image for authentication) held in the storage unit 18 of its own device (ST308).

Next, the unlockability determination process (ST405 in FIG. 10) performed by the management server 2 will be described. 11 and 12 are flow charts showing the procedure of the unlockability determination process performed by the management server 2. FIG.

In personal authentication, the management server 2 determines whether or not the locker box 5 being used by the user can be unlocked, that is, whether or not unlocking is permitted, based on the matching results of the face matching process and the code matching process. Judgment (unlock availability judgment processing).

In this embodiment, the administrator can select either AND authentication or OR authentication. In AND authentication, if matching results are obtained in both the face matching process and the code matching process, it is determined that the person has been successfully authenticated, and unlocking is permitted. In the OR authentication, if a matching result is obtained from either the face matching process or the code matching process, it is determined that the person has been successfully authenticated, and unlocking is permitted.

The example shown in FIG. 11A is a case where priority is given to code collation in OR authentication. In this case, when a two-dimensional code is presented, two-dimensional code matching is performed, and when a matching result is obtained in two-dimensional code matching, face matching is omitted and face matching is not performed. , it determines that the personal authentication is successful and permits unlocking. On the other hand, if the two-dimensional code is not presented, face collation is performed, and if a matching result is obtained in the face collation, it is determined that the person has been authenticated successfully, and unlocking is permitted.

Specifically, first, it is determined whether or not the two-dimensional code has been successfully read (acquired) (ST501). Here, if the reading of the two-dimensional code is successful (Yes in ST501), then it is determined whether or not a matching result is obtained in the two-dimensional code collation (ST502). Here, if a matching result is obtained in the two-dimensional code collation (Yes in ST502), unlocking is permitted (ST505).

On the other hand, if the reading of the two-dimensional code fails (No in ST501), or if a matching result cannot be obtained in the two-dimensional code collation (No in ST502), then whether or not the face detection was successful is checked. is determined (ST503). Here, if the face detection is successful (Yes in ST503), it is next determined whether or not a matching result is obtained in face matching (ST504). Here, if a matching result is obtained in face matching (Yes in ST504), unlocking is permitted (ST505).

Also, if no matching result is obtained in face matching (No in ST504), unlocking is not permitted (ST506). If the face detection fails (No in ST503), the current process is terminated.

The example shown in FIG. 11B is a case where priority is given to face matching in OR authentication. In this case, if the user's face is detected, face matching is performed, and if a matching result is obtained in face matching, code matching is omitted, and personal authentication is performed without performing code matching. is determined to be successful and unlocking is permitted. On the other hand, if the user's face is not detected, the two-dimensional code is verified, and if a match is obtained in the two-dimensional code verification, it is determined that the person has been authenticated successfully and unlocking is permitted. do.

Specifically, first, it is determined whether or not face detection has succeeded (ST601). Here, if the face detection is successful (Yes in ST601), it is next determined whether or not a matching result is obtained in face matching (ST602). Here, if a matching result is obtained in face matching (Yes in ST602), unlocking is permitted (ST605).

On the other hand, if the face detection fails (No in ST601) or if no matching result is obtained in face matching (No in ST602), then it is determined whether or not the reading of the two-dimensional code was successful. (ST603). Here, if the reading of the two-dimensional code is successful (Yes in ST603), then it is determined whether or not a matching result is obtained in the two-dimensional code collation (ST604). Here, if a matching result is obtained in the two-dimensional code collation (Yes in ST604), unlocking is permitted (ST605).

Also, if a matching result is not obtained in the two-dimensional code collation (No in ST604), unlocking is not permitted (ST606). Also, if reading of the two-dimensional code fails (No in ST603), the current process is terminated.

The example shown in FIG. 12 is for AND authentication. In this case, face verification and two-dimensional code verification are performed in sequence, and if a match is obtained in both face verification and two-dimensional code verification, it is determined that the person has been successfully authenticated, and the lock is unlocked. To give permission.

Specifically, first, it is determined whether or not face detection has succeeded (ST701). Here, if the face detection is successful (Yes in ST701), it is next determined whether or not a matching result is obtained in face matching (ST702). Here, if a matching result is obtained in face matching (Yes in ST702), then it is determined whether or not the reading of the two-dimensional code has succeeded (ST703). If the reading of the two-dimensional code is successful (Yes in ST703), then it is determined whether or not a matching result is obtained in the two-dimensional code collation (ST704). Here, if a matching result is obtained in the two-dimensional code collation (Yes in ST704), unlocking is permitted (ST705).

On the other hand, if no matching result is obtained in face matching (No in ST702) or if no matching result is obtained in two-dimensional code matching (No in ST704), unlocking is not permitted (ST703). If the face detection fails (No in ST701) or if the reading of the two-dimensional code fails (No in ST703), this process is terminated.

In the example shown in FIG. 12, face verification and two-dimensional code verification are performed in this order, but two-dimensional code verification and face processing may be performed in reverse order.

Here, in OR authentication such as the example shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B, if a matching result is obtained from only one of face matching and two-dimensional code matching, personal authentication is successful. unlocking is permitted. Therefore, when the user picks up the luggage, it is possible to avoid a situation in which the user cannot take out the luggage because unlocking is not permitted even though the user is the person who deposited the luggage. It is possible to improve the convenience of the user. In addition, when matching results are obtained in one matching process, the other matching process is omitted, thereby reducing the processing load. On the other hand, in the AND authentication as shown in the example shown in FIG. 12, if a matching result is not obtained in both the face matching and the two-dimensional code matching, the person authentication fails and the unlocking is not permitted. can be enhanced.

Next, the processing performed by the security locker 1 and the management server 2 when unlocking will be described. FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram showing an overview of the processing performed by the security locker 1 and the management server 2 when unlocking.

The management server 2 determines the success or failure of personal authentication (authentication success/failure determination processing) based on each matching result of the face matching process and the two-dimensional code matching process as the unlocking possibility determination process. Then, it is determined whether or not the locker box 5 being used by the user can be unlocked, that is, whether or not unlocking is permitted.

At this time, if the management server 2 determines that the personal authentication has been successful based on the matching results of the face matching process and the two-dimensional code matching process, the management server 2 sends a command to the security locker 1 to inquire whether or not there is unlocking authority. do.

When the security locker 1 receives from the management server 2 a command inquiring whether or not there is unlocking authority, the security locker 1 determines whether or not there is unlocking authority as key management processing, and transmits a response including the determination result to the management server 2. . At this time, if there is no locker box 5 corresponding to the user whose identity has been successfully authenticated, it is determined that the user does not have unlocking authority.

When the management server 2 receives a response including the determination result regarding whether or not there is authorization to unlock from the security locker 1, the management server 2 performs key determination processing based on the success or failure of personal authentication and whether or not there is authorization to unlock the locker box 5. , i.e., whether unlocking is permitted or not.

Next, as unlocking control processing, the management server 2 transmits an unlocking permission notice or an unlocking non-permission notice to the security locker 1 based on the determination result regarding whether or not unlocking is permitted. At this time, if the user authentication fails and the user does not have unlocking authority, an unlocking disapproval notification including the authentication result of failure is sent. Also, if the person is successfully authenticated and the user does not have unlocking authority, an unlocking disapproval notification including a successful authentication result is sent. In addition, when the personal authentication is successful and the unlocking authority is granted, an unlocking permission notice including the successful authentication result is transmitted.

As a door opening/closing control process, the security locker 1 controls opening/closing of the door of the locker box 5 according to the content of the notification upon receiving an unlocking permission notification or an unlocking non-permission notification from the management server 2 . That is, when receiving the unlocking permission notification, the electronic lock 16 is controlled to unlock the locker box 5, and when receiving the unlocking non-permission notification, the locked state of the locker box 5 is maintained.

In addition, as GUI control processing, the security locker 1 displays an image representing the result of personal authentication and the state of the electronic lock 16 on the display 13 according to the content of the notification received from the management server 2 . Specifically, when an unlocking disapproval notification including a failed authentication result is received, an image 251 representing authentication failure and unlocking disapproval is displayed. When the unlocking disapproval notification including the successful authentication result is received, an image 252 representing authentication success and unlocking disapproval is displayed. When an unlocking permission notice including a successful authentication result is received, an image 253 representing authentication success and unlocking permission is displayed. Note that the images 251, 252, and 253 are displayed on the display 13 at the timing when the screen 221 (unlock notification screen) shown in FIG. 9D is displayed, for example.

Next, a setting operation related to personal authentication performed by the management terminal 3 will be described. FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram showing a setting screen displayed on the management terminal 3. As shown in FIG.

On the management terminal 3, various management screens are displayed by accessing the management server 2 and logging in in the administrator mode, and the administrator can perform various setting operations on the management screens. On the screen 301 shown in FIG. 13 , the administrator can perform setting operations related to personal authentication (face matching and two-dimensional code matching) for each security locker 1 .

This screen 301 (authentication setting screen) is provided with a security locker selection section 302 and a two-dimensional code verification selection section 303 . In the security locker selection section 302, the administrator can select the target security locker 1 (apparatus ID) by selection operation of the pull-down menu. In the two-dimensional code matching selection section 303, the administrator can select whether or not to perform two-dimensional code matching in addition to face matching in personal authentication by operating a radio button.

Further, this screen 301 is provided with an authentication mode selection section 304 and a set period input section 305 as detailed setting items.

In the authentication mode selection section 304, the administrator can select either AND authentication or OR authentication as the authentication mode by selecting radio buttons. In AND authentication, when a match is obtained in both face matching and two-dimensional code matching, it is determined that personal authentication has succeeded, and unlocking is permitted. In OR authentication, if a match is obtained from either face matching or two-dimensional code matching, it is determined that personal authentication has succeeded, and unlocking is permitted.

In the setting period input section 305, the administrator can input a setting target period (start date and end date) related to personal authentication (face matching and two-dimensional code matching) by performing an input operation in the input box. As a result, it is possible to perform personal authentication that satisfies the required conditions for a limited period of time. For example, it is possible to increase the security of personal authentication by adopting AND authentication only for a specific period of time, such as when an event is held.

A registration button 306 is also provided on this screen 301 . When the administrator operates the registration button 306 after performing necessary selection and input operations in each section of the setting screen, the management server 2 performs processing for registering information based on the contents of the selection and input.

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Next, a second embodiment will be described. It should be noted that points not particularly mentioned here are the same as those in the above-described embodiment. FIG. 15 is an overall configuration diagram of a security locker system according to the second embodiment.

In the first embodiment, the security locker 1 (storage device, registration device, authentication device) functions as a register (registration device) that performs processing related to user registration, and a checker (authentication device) that performs processing related to personal authentication. function as When an unspecified number of people use a facility such as a railway station, if the security locker 1 has both functions of a cash register and a checker, user registration is performed when baggage is deposited, and personal authentication is performed when baggage is picked up. Since it is performed, the convenience of the user is improved.

On the other hand, in this embodiment, a register 8 (registration device) is provided in addition to the security locker 7 (storage device, authentication device). A security locker 7 has the function of a checker, but does not have the function of a register. The cash register 8 is composed of a tablet terminal or the like, and is installed in a place different from the security locker 7 . For example, the registers 8 are placed in hotel lobbies, offices, receptions of sports facilities, etc. By performing user registration using the registers 8, users can use the security lockers 7 installed in the facilities. be able to. In addition, since the register 8 is provided separately from the security locker 7, the user registration information acquired using the register 8 can be shared with other systems that use personal authentication (for example, entrance/exit management). , the system configuration can be simplified.

Next, a schematic configuration of the register 8 according to the second embodiment will be described. FIG. 16 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the register 8. As shown in FIG.

The register 8 includes a camera 81 , a display 82 , a printer 83 , a communication section 84 , a storage section 85 and a processor 86 .

The camera 81 photographs the face of the user who is to be registered as a user. The display 82 displays a screen regarding user registration. The display 82 is composed of a touch panel, and the user can operate the screen. A printer 83 outputs a sheet on which the two-dimensional code is printed. The communication unit 84 communicates with the management server 2 via the network. The storage unit 85 stores programs and the like executed by the processor 86 .

The processor 86 performs various processes by executing programs stored in the storage unit 85 . In this embodiment, the processor 86 performs face image acquisition processing, user registration request processing, two-dimensional code issuing processing, GUI control processing, and the like. Each process is the same as that of the security locker 1 of the first embodiment.

Next, a schematic configuration of the security locker 7 according to the second embodiment will be described. FIG. 17 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the security locker 7. As shown in FIG.

The security locker 7 includes a camera 11, a motion sensor 12, displays 13 and 14, an electronic lock 16, a communication section 17, a storage section 18, and a processor 19, as in the security locker 1 of the first embodiment. , but the printer 15 is not provided.

As in the security locker 1 of the first embodiment, the processor 19 performs face image acquisition processing, two-dimensional code acquisition processing, personal authentication request processing, door opening/closing control processing, GUI control processing, and the like. processing and two-dimensional code issuing processing are not performed.

By the way, it is possible to make the use of the security locker 1 free of charge, but if the use of the security locker 1 is to be charged, a settlement process is performed for the user to pay the usage fee. In this case, the usage fee may be settled by a payment system linked with face authentication. Also, the usage fee may be settled by credit card, electronic money using an IC card or smart phone. Specifically, the management server 2 is connected to a payment server (not shown) that performs payment processing based on the user's electronic payment information (information on credit cards, electronic money, etc.), and the management server 2 performs personal authentication. In particular, payment processing is performed by notifying a payment server of an authentication result in which an individual is specified by face authentication. As a result, the user can settle the usage fee without performing any special operation when picking up the package. Further, the user's electronic payment information may be registered in advance, specifically at the time of user registration using the register 8 .

As described above, the embodiments have been described as examples of the technology disclosed in the present application. However, the technology in the present disclosure is not limited to this, and can also be applied to embodiments with modifications, replacements, additions, omissions, and the like. Further, it is also possible to combine the constituent elements described in the above embodiments to create new embodiments.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The personal authentication registration device and the personal authentication registration method according to the present invention are easy for users to use when taking out an item deposited in a safe, and have the effect of ensuring high security in personal authentication. It is also useful as a personal authentication registration device and a personal authentication registration method that performs processing related to user registration for registering user information necessary for personal authentication performed when unlocking a storage device locked by an electronic lock. be.

1 Security locker (storage device, registration device, authentication device)
2 Management server (server device)
3 Management terminal 4 Mobile terminal 5 Locker box (storage unit)
7 Security locker (storage device, authentication device)
8 register (registration device)
11 camera 12 human sensor 13 display 14 display 15 printer (printing device)
16 Electronic lock 17 Communication unit 18 Storage unit 19 Processor 21 Communication unit 22 Storage unit 23 Processor 101 Screen (menu screen)
111 screen (locker box selection screen)
121 screen (personal information handling regulations confirmation screen)
131 screen (face image shooting screen)
141 screen (face image confirmation screen)
151 screen (two-dimensional code issue screen)
161 screen (registration completion screen)
201 screen (screen during face authentication)
211 screen (face recognition completion screen)
221 screen (unlock notification screen)
231 screen (use completion screen)
301 screen (authentication setting screen)

Claims (8)

A personal authentication registration device that performs processing related to user registration for registering user information required for personal authentication performed when unlocking a storage device locked by an electronic lock,
A display for presenting the user registration procedure to the user, and a processor,
The processor
In order to register user information necessary for face verification and code verification performed for personal authentication when registering the user, acquisition of a face image for registration by photographing the user's face, and A personal authentication registration device, wherein a screen relating to issuance of a code image to be issued is displayed on the display. The processor
2. Personal authentication registration according to claim 1, wherein a screen for notifying the user and obtaining the user's consent regarding acquisition of the user's face image for the personal authentication is displayed on the display. Device. The processor
transmitting a user registration request including the face image of the user to a server device via a network;
2. The personal authentication and registration apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when a user registration completion report is received from said server device, a screen for notifying the user that user registration has been completed is displayed on said display. The processor
2. The personal authentication and registration apparatus according to claim 1, wherein, when receiving a user registration completion report from the server apparatus, the face image held in the own apparatus is deleted. The processor
2. The personal authentication and registration apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when a user registration completion report is received from a server device, the display indicates that the storage device selected by the user is available. The processor
Receiving an operation of a user to select at least one of printing the code image by a printing device and transmitting the code image to a mobile terminal owned by the user as a method of delivering the code image to the user. 2. The personal authentication registration device according to claim 1, wherein a screen is displayed on said display. 2. The personal authentication registration device according to claim 1, wherein the code image is a two-dimensional code or a one-dimensional code. A personal authentication and registration method in which a processor performs processing related to user registration for registering user information required for personal authentication performed when unlocking a storage device locked by an electronic lock,
At the time of user registration, in order to register user information necessary for face matching and code matching for personal authentication, the user's face is displayed on the display that presents the user registration procedure to the user. A personal authentication and registration method characterized by displaying a screen for obtaining a face image for registration photographed for registration and for issuing a code image to be issued to the user.

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