JP5228738B2 - Stamp system, information processing device, etc. - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a technical field such as a stamp apparatus used in a stamp rally, for example.

  Conventionally, a stamp rally is known in which a user stamps a stamp on a stamp mount at a plurality of bases such as an exhibition or a theme park. In such a stamp rally, for example, when a reference number of stamps is stamped on a stamp mount, it can be exchanged for a prize.

On the other hand, Patent Document 1 proposes a stamp rally system using a mobile phone in order to solve problems such as preparation of a stamp mount and selection of a place to install a stamp in the conventional stamp rally. . In such a stamp rally system, by issuing a stamp that proves the position of the mobile phone at a certain time, the stamp rally organizer can perform the stamp rally without preparing a place for installing a stamp mount or stamp. It is possible.
JP 2004-139193 A

  However, in the stamp rally system using a mobile phone as disclosed in Patent Document 1, the user is limited, and there is no “remembering” element of the object, and the user does not satisfy the collection desire. There are problems such as. In this regard, although the conventional stamp rally that stamps stamps on the stamp mount is excellent, since such a stamp rally is difficult to authenticate, the user obtains multiple stamp mounts and each stamp mount By stamping the same stamp on the card, there are problems such as exchanging it for a gift for a plurality of times and reselling the stamp mount on which the stamp is stamped.

  Accordingly, the present invention has been made in view of such problems and the like. The stamp system and information that can easily perform authentication and subsequent checks while taking advantage of the advantages of the conventional stamp rally. It is an object to provide a processing device, an information processing method, and an information processing program.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention according to claim 1 impresses a stamp on the marking surface of a recording medium having an IC chip capable of writing data by non-contact communication and a marking surface capable of stamping the stamp. A stamp system comprising a stamp device, wherein the stamp device is installed at a site, wherein the stamp device stores a site data indicating a site where the device is installed, and a stamp surface of the recording medium A printing plate for stamping the stamp, and when the stamp is stamped, the IC chip of the recording medium that falls within a communicable range is detected, and the base data is detected for the IC chip. a transmission unit that transmits a non-contact communication, when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected, the non-contact data written in the IC chip from the IC chip An acquisition unit that is acquired by communication, an error determination unit that performs error determination based on the acquired data, an error mark printing unit for impressing an error mark on the printing surface of the recording medium, and the error determination A control unit that moves the error mark printing part in the direction of the printing surface of the recording medium and impresses an error mark on the printing surface when the error is determined by the printing unit. And

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a stamp device for stamping a stamp on a printing surface of a recording medium having an IC chip capable of writing data by non-contact communication and a stamping surface capable of stamping the stamp. Is a stamp system configured to be installed at a base, wherein the stamp apparatus stores a base data indicating a base where the self is installed, and stamps the stamp on the printing surface of the recording medium. A printing unit that detects an IC chip of the recording medium that is within a communicable range when the stamp is stamped, and transmits the base data to the IC chip by non-contact communication And an acquisition unit that acquires data written in the IC chip from the IC chip by non-contact communication when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected An error determination unit that performs error determination based on the acquired data, a stamp blocking unit that blocks stamping, and the stamp blocking unit when the error determination unit determines that an error has occurred. And a control unit that prevents the stamp from being stamped by moving the recording medium in the direction of the marking surface .

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the stamp system according to the first or second aspect, when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected, the acquisition unit writes the IC chip into the IC chip. The identification data and the authentication code are acquired from the IC chip by non-contact communication, and the error determination unit calculates an authentication code using the acquired identification data and a hash function stored in advance, and the calculation An error is determined based on whether or not the acquired authentication code matches the acquired authentication code. If the error is determined by the error determination unit, the stamp device outputs an error. It further has an output part .

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the stamp system according to any one of the first to third aspects, the acquisition unit is written to the IC chip when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected. Whether the error determination unit satisfies the expiration date condition using the acquired reference date and the expiration date stored in advance. An error is determined based on whether or not, and the stamp device further includes an error output unit that outputs an error when the error determination unit determines that an error has occurred .

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the stamp system according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the transmission unit is connected to the IC chip only when the error determination unit determines that there is no error. On the other hand, the base data is transmitted by non-contact communication .

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the stamp system according to any one of the first to fifth aspects, the stamp device is installed at a plurality of different locations where a stamp rally is performed .

A seventh aspect of the present invention is the stamp system according to any one of the first to sixth aspects, wherein the stamp system is a presentation device that presents content information to an owner of the recording medium. A presentation device communicable with the stamp device, and the acquisition unit acquires attribute information of an owner of the recording medium from the IC chip by non-contact communication when an IC chip of the recording medium is detected; The stamp device further includes a transmission unit that transmits the acquired attribute information to the presentation device, and the presentation device presents content information corresponding to the attribute information from the stamp device to the owner. Features.

The invention according to claim 8 is the stamp system according to claim 7 , wherein the attribute information includes at least one of the age, sex, and language of the owner .

A ninth aspect of the present invention is the stamp system according to any one of the first to sixth aspects, wherein the stamp system is a presentation device that presents content information to an owner of the recording medium. A presentation device communicable with the stamp device, wherein the acquisition unit acquires the base data already written in the IC chip when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected; A transmission unit that transmits the acquired base data to the presentation device, wherein the presentation device presents content information corresponding to acquired stamp information based on the base data from the stamp device to the owner. Features.

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, when the stamp is stamped by the stamp device included in the stamp system according to any one of the first to ninth aspects, the base data is transmitted by the transmitter included in the stamp device. An acquisition means for acquiring the base data written by being transmitted by the transmitting unit to the IC chip in a recording medium having a recorded IC chip and a stamped surface, and the acquired base Determining means for determining whether or not to give a predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium based on the data .

According to an eleventh aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to the tenth aspect, when the determining unit includes base data of a predetermined essential base in the acquired base data, It is determined to give the predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium .

According to a twelfth aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to the tenth aspect, the determining unit includes a case where the acquired base data includes base data for a predetermined number of bases. Deciding to give the predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium .

According to a thirteenth aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to any one of the tenth to twelfth aspects, when it is determined that the predetermined right is given, the information is an identification of the IC chip. The data is written in a database or the IC chip in association with data .

According to a fourteenth aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to any one of the tenth to thirteenth aspects, the determining unit starts from the time when the base data is written in the IC chip at the first base. In the last base, the content of the right to be given is made different according to the time until the base data is written to the IC chip .

According to a fifteenth aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to any one of the tenth to fourteenth aspects, the predetermined right is a right to obtain a premium .

According to a sixteenth aspect of the present invention, in the information processing device according to any one of the tenth to fourteenth aspects, the predetermined right is a right that allows a lottery .

According to a seventeenth aspect of the present invention, in the information processing device according to the sixteenth aspect , the lottery probability varies depending on the base data included in the acquired data .

The invention according to claim 18 is the information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 10 to 17 , wherein the identification data stored in the medium used by the owner is issued when the recording medium is issued. Means for obtaining and writing to the IC chip in the recording medium, and after the site is turned by the owner, the obtaining means stores identification data of the medium stored in the medium used by the owner A determination unit that acquires the identification data written to the IC chip in the recording medium and determines whether or not both of the acquired identification data match each other; When it is determined that both the identification data match, it is determined whether to give a predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium .

According to a nineteenth aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to any one of the tenth to seventeenth aspects, the identification data stored in the medium used by the owner is issued when the recording medium is issued. Means for obtaining and storing in a database, and after the site is turned by the owner, the obtaining means obtains identification data of the medium stored in a medium used by the owner, and the database And a determination means for determining whether or not both of the acquired identification data match each other, and the determination means is determined to match both of the identification data. In this case, it is determined whether to give a predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium .

According to a twentieth aspect of the present invention, when the stamp is stamped by the stamp device included in the stamp system according to any one of the first to ninth aspects, the base data is transmitted by the transmitter included in the stamp device. Acquiring the base data written by being transmitted by the transmitting unit to the IC chip in a recording medium having a recorded IC chip and a stamped surface, and the acquired data And a step of determining whether or not to give a predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium .

The invention of the information processing program according to claim 21 is a transmission provided in the stamp device when the stamp is stamped by the stamp device provided in the stamp system according to any one of claims 1 to 9. An acquisition means for acquiring the base data written by being transmitted by the transmitting unit to the IC chip in a recording medium having an IC chip to which the base data has been transmitted by the unit and a stamp surface on which the stamp has been stamped And, based on the acquired data, function as a determination means for determining whether or not to give a predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium .

  According to the present invention, each stamp device in a stamp system in which each stamp device is installed at a plurality of different sites stores site data indicating the site where the stamp device is installed in advance. Since the IC chip of the recording medium that falls within the communicable range is detected when the stamp is applied to the seal surface, the base data is transmitted to the IC chip by non-contact communication. This makes it possible to easily perform authentication and subsequent checks while taking advantage of the stamp rally that satisfies the collection desire for the user because there is an element of “memories”.

  DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the best mode for carrying out the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

(First embodiment)
The stamp system according to the first embodiment of the present invention is used, for example, in a stamp rally.

  FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram showing the flow of a stamp rally. In the example of FIG. 1, three bases A to C are shown as the places where the stamp rally is performed, but there are actually more bases than this.

  In each of the bases A to C, a stamp device 1 having the same configuration and function is installed on a stamp base 2. The memory (an example of a storage unit) provided in the stamp apparatus 1 at each of the bases A to C stores base data indicating the base where the stamp apparatus 1 is installed (for example, consisting of an identification number unique to each base). These base data are different from each other.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the user U who performs the stamp rally travels around the bases A to C with the stamp basket 3 (an example of a recording medium), and uses the stamp device 1 at the bases A to C. The stamp is stamped on the stamp basket 3, and finally, for example, the stamp basket 3 is brought to the prize exchange and exchanged for a prize.

  FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view for explaining the configuration of the stamp apparatus 1 and the stamp stand 2 according to the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 2, the stamp device 1 includes a power plug 11, a housing grip portion 12, a housing stamp portion 13, a makeup / recognition LED (light emitting diode) 14, a control board 15, a speaker (or buzzer) 16, An RFID (Radio Frequency Identification System) antenna 17, an RFID reader / writer communication switch (hereinafter referred to as “R / W communication switch”) 18, and a rubber stamp 19 as a printing plate for stamping the stamp, etc. Yes.

  The control board 15 includes a CPU, a RAM, a ROM, a nonvolatile memory, and the like, and has an RFID reader / writer function and a timekeeping (clock) function. Such an RFID reader / writer employs, for example, a well-known FeliCa (registered trademark) technology, which is a non-contact IC card technology, and reads data from an IC chip (hereinafter referred to as “RFID chip”) employing the FeliCa technology. In addition, data can be written to the RFID chip in a contactless manner (by contactless communication). Note that a technology other than the above FeliCa may be applied as the non-contact IC card technology, for example, a technology of MIFARE (R) Ultralite (ISO 14443A) may be applied.

  For example, the RFID reader / writer detects an RFID chip that falls within a communicable range (for example, about 10 cm) when the R / W communication switch 18 is ON (on), via the RFID antenna (at this time, UID (RFID chip identifier (for example, unique manufacturing number for each RFID chip) (an example of identification data)) is acquired from the RFID chip), and radio waves (for example, 13.56 MHz) are transmitted to the RFID chip. Reading data from the RFID chip and writing data to the RFID chip by supplying power (by electromagnetic induction) and performing data communication (RFID non-contact communication) between the RFID chips by modulating the carrier Perform without contact. Note that the control board 15 and the RFID antenna 17 constitute a transmission unit and an acquisition unit in the present invention. Further, the control board 15 constitutes an error determination unit, an error output unit, and a control unit in the present invention.

  Further, the base data described above is stored in a predetermined storage area of a ROM (or nonvolatile memory) provided in the control board 15.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the R / W communication switch 18 is turned off because it is urged by the R / W communication switch push-out projection 21 in the stamp table 2 when the stamp device 1 is installed on the stamp table 2. When the stamp device 1 is separated from the stamp table 2, the bias by the R / W communication switch push-out protrusion 21 is released and the stamp device 1 is turned on.

  An image shape of a character such as predetermined characters and figures is formed on the stamp surface of the rubber stamp 19 on the stamp stand 2 side, and the opposite surface is bonded to the casing stamp portion 13 as shown. When the stamp device 1 is placed on the stamp base 2, the stamp face of the rubber stamp 19 is in contact with the vermilion 20 provided on the stamp base 2. Then, when the user U lifts the stamp device 1 and presses the stamp surface of the rubber stamp 19 against the stamp surface (paper surface) of the stamp bar 3, the image-shaped stamp is stamped. In addition to the rubber stamp, the stamp portion may be a stamp made of a material that is easily bent.

  The stamp bar 3 has the above-described RFID chip and a plurality of marking surfaces capable of stamping the stamp, and the stamp can be stamped on each of the plurality of marking surfaces.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the configuration of the stamp basket 3. In the example of FIG. 3, the stamp bag 3 is composed of a plurality of pages, and the RFID chip 31 described above is embedded in the back cover. The RFID chip 31 stores a unique UID or the like in advance. The RFID chip 31 is preferably embedded on the back cover for RFID non-contact communication, but may be embedded in another location. Further, the RFID chip 31 may be attached instead of being embedded in the stamp box 3. Further, the card in which the RFID chip 31 is embedded may be embedded (or pasted) on the back cover of the stamp basket 3. Alternatively, the RFID chip 31 or a card in which the RFID chip 31 is embedded may be inserted into a pocket provided on the back cover of the stamp bag 3. Note that the center of the antenna of the RFID chip 31 and the center of the frame mark printed on the stamp bar 3 coincide with each other.

  In the configuration of the stamp apparatus 1 and the stamp basket 3 described above, the stamp apparatus 1 (CPU) detects the RFID chip 31 of the stamp basket 3 when the stamp is imprinted on the stamp face of the stamp basket 3, and applies the RFID chip to the RFID chip. Data to be written is transmitted to the RFID chip 31 via the RFID antenna 17 by non-contact communication. On the other hand, the RFID chip 31 of the stamp holder 3 receives the data transmitted from the stamp device 1 through a plurality of pages and writes it in the memory.

  The “data to be written” includes, for example, base data (data constituting the passage history of the base) stored in advance in a predetermined storage area such as a ROM of the stamp device 1 and a timekeeping function of the stamp device 1 Includes at least time data (for example, a time stamp indicating year / month / date / time) indicating the time (time when the data is written) timed by.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation flow of the stamp apparatus 1.

  In FIG. 4, first, the system is activated when the stamp apparatus 1 is turned on (program execution is started by the CPU), and the activation confirmation sound is reproduced and output through the speaker (or buzzer) 16 (A). At this time, the stamp apparatus 1 is installed on the stamp stand 2 and the R / W communication switch 18 is OFF (B).

  Next, when the user U lifts the stamp device 1 from the stamp table 2, the R / W communication switch 18 is turned on, and the stamp device 1 issues a RFID chip UID acquisition command in response to this (this is a periodic operation). And output via the RFID antenna 17. Then, the stamp device 1 detects the RFID chip 31 based on the successful acquisition (C) of the UID from the RFID chip 31.

  Next, the stamp device 1 acquires (reads) the base data written in the memory of the RFID chip 31 (for example, NULL data if not written yet) from the RFID chip 31 by non-contact communication. It is determined whether or not its own base data is already written in the RFID chip 31. When the base data has not been written (that is, only when the base data stored in the stamp device 1 is not included in the data acquired from the RFID chip 31), the stamp device 1, data having the passage history and time stamp of its own base is transmitted to the RFID chip 31 by non-contact communication to be written in the memory of the RFID chip 31 (D).

  When the communication is thus completed, the stamp device 1 turns on the makeup / recognition LED 14 and reproduces a completion notification sound and outputs it through the speaker (or buzzer) 16 (E).

  On the other hand, if the base data has already been written in the determination, the stamp device 1 reproduces the error notification sound and outputs it through the speaker (or buzzer) 16. Thereby, it is possible to limit the writing to the RFID chip 31 so that it can be performed only once by one stamp device 1 (one site).

  The RFID chip 31 may be configured to write a flag “1” in the memory area corresponding to the base as base data indicating the base where the stamp device 1 is installed. In this case, the memory area in the RFID chip 31 is provided corresponding to each of the bases A, B, and C, and when the stamp device 1 writes the base data to the RFID chip 31, the memory corresponding to the base is provided. The address of the area (that is, the address of the memory area where the flag “1” is set) is designated.

  Next, an application example of the operation flow of the stamp apparatus 1 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 5A is a diagram illustrating an example of initial setting information of the RFID chip 31, and FIG. 5B is a diagram illustrating an example of initial setting information of the stamp device 1. 6A is a diagram showing an example of a data structure (memory map) in the RFID chip 31, and FIG. 6B is an example of a data structure (usage log file) in the stamp device 1. FIG. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a processing example when the CPU detects the RFID chip 31 in the stamp apparatus 1.

  In the case of this application example, the above-mentioned UID is stored in the RFID chip 31 in advance. Further, for example, when issuing a stamp bag (starting a stamp rally), the stamp R / W setting machine shown in FIG. Initial setting information is written. Here, the item ID is identification information unique to each item (for example, event). Further, the date and time of issuing the stamp stamp is, for example, the stamp rally start date (an example of a reference date). The authentication code is calculated by, for example, HMAC (Keyed-Hashing for Message Authentication code) based on the UID and the item ID. HMAC is one of MAC (Message Authentication Code) and is calculated in combination with a secret key using a hash function, and is defined as the following equation (1).

  Here, “h” is a hash function (MD5, SHA-1, etc.), “K” is a secret key (here, item ID), “m” is an authentication target message (here, UID), “Ipad” and “opad” are block length sizes, respectively, and are defined as “ipad” = 0x363636 ... 3636 and “opad” = 0x5c5c5c ... 5c5c. “||” represents concatenation and “xor” represents exclusive OR.

  By such initial setting, the UID, item ID, authentication code, and stamp rally start date and time are stored in the RFID chip 31 as shown in FIG. Further, when the user U goes around each base and stamps the stamp on the stamp box 3, the RFID chip 31 has a normal end "1" / error end "in addition to the base passage history (base data) and time stamp. The difference of “0” is stored. Note that the normal end or error end writing is performed by the processing shown in FIG. The number of lotteries indicates the number of times the user U has performed a lottery at the prize exchange, and is written in the RFID chip 31 by the processing terminal 6 described later.

  In the case of the application example, the initial setting information shown in FIG. 5B is written into the non-volatile memory by the stamp R / W setting device in the stamp device 1 at the time of initial setting. Here, R / WID is an identification number unique to each stamp apparatus, and is an example of the base data described above. The number of quotas indicates the number of sites that must be turned (must pass), and given rights such as the right to exchange prizes when the number of sites visited reaches the number of quotas. become. Also, the expiration date (N days) can be set for the stamp 3 by the stamp R / W setting machine. As the expiration date type (condition), (i) N after the first stamp is stamped. Valid for days, (ii) Valid for N days since the last stamp was stamped, (iii) Valid for N days from the date of stamp 発 行 issuance (stamp rally start date), (iv) Valid until year □ month △ day (absolute (Expiration date), etc., and any type of (i) to (iv) can be set. Also, as shown in FIG. 5 (B), whether authentication is necessary, whether error writing is necessary, whether reuse is possible, whether the same site is duplicated, whether stamp acquisition order is necessary, whether continuation after quota is achieved, whether continuation is possible after lottery, etc. However, the initial setting can be made by the stamp R / W setting device.

  7 is started when the stamp device 1 detects the RFID chip 31 (FIG. 4C). When the processing is started, the stamp device 1 reads the UID, item ID, authentication code, stamp rally start date and time, and acquired stamp information (passage history, time stamp, normal end) written in the memory of the RFID chip 31. / While the error ends) and information such as the number of lotteries is read from the RFID chip 31 by non-contact communication (step S1).

Next, the stamp device 1 executes chip authentication processing for authenticating whether the RFID chip 31 is for an event issued from a legitimate company when authentication necessity is set as necessary. In this chip authentication process, first, an authentication code is calculated by the above equation (1) based on the read UID and item ID. For example, K = 0001 (item ID), When m = AAFF5577 (UID), obtained by HMAC ₀₀₀₁ (AAFF5577). Next, it is determined whether or not the calculated authentication code matches the read authentication code (error determination based on the acquired data) (step S2). If they do not match (authentication NG) (Step S2: NO), it is determined that an error has occurred, and an error termination process is performed (Step S3). If they match (authentication OK) (Step S2: YES), the process proceeds to Step S4.

  In step S4, the stamp device 1 determines whether or not an item ID is included in the read information. If the item ID is not included (not written in the RFID chip 31) (step S4). (S4: NO), the process proceeds to step S5. If the item ID is included (written in the RFID chip 31) (step S4: YES), the process proceeds to step S6.

  In step S <b> 5, the stamp device 1 writes the item ID stored in the nonvolatile memory as the initial setting information in the RFID chip 31.

  On the other hand, in step S6, the stamp device 1 determines whether or not the read item ID matches the item ID stored in the non-volatile memory as the initial setting information. In the case (step S6: NO), the process proceeds to step S7, and in the case of coincidence (step S6: YES), the process proceeds to step S10.

  In step S7, the stamp device 1 determines whether or not reusability is set to be possible. If reusability is set to be not possible (step S7: NO), an error termination process is performed. Perform (step S8). On the other hand, when reusability is set to be permitted (step S7: YES), the stamp device 1 resets the data portion written in the RFID chip 31 (that is, the stamp rally start date and time, the acquired stamp information). And the number of lotteries is deleted) (step S9), and the process proceeds to step S10. If reuse is possible, an RFID chip that has been used once will be reused at a later date, for example, at another stamp rally event (for example, when a regular stamp rally is performed using a member card in which the RFID chip is embedded). Available.

  Next, the process of step S10 is performed when the expiration date and the expiration date type are set, and the stamp device 1 determines whether or not the expiration date condition is satisfied (error based on acquired data). (If the expiration date or expiration date type is not set, the process proceeds to step S12 as it is.) If the expiration date condition is satisfied (step S10: YES), the process proceeds to step S12 and the expiration date is set. If the condition is not satisfied (step S10: NO), it is determined that there is an error, and an error termination process is performed (step S11).

  The process of step S12 is performed when the same site duplication possibility is set as “no”, and the stamp device 1 determines whether or not its own site data has already been written in the RFID chip 31 from the read acquired stamp information. If it is determined that whether or not the same site can be duplicated is allowed, the process proceeds to step S15. If the site data has not been written (step S12: NO), the process proceeds to step S15. If data has already been written (duplicated) (step S12: YES), the process proceeds to step S13.

  In step S13, the stamp device 1 determines from the read UID whether or not it is the same RFID chip as the previous process within a certain time. This process is the same RFID chip as the previous process within a certain period of time (for example, 3 minutes), considering that there is a user who re-presses the stamp many times if the stamp (imprint) is not stamped cleanly. If it is not an error end.

  If the RFID chip is the same as the previous process (step S13: YES), the process proceeds to step S15. If the RFID chip is not the same as the previous process (step S13: NO), an error termination process is performed. (Step S14).

  The process of step S15 is performed when the stamp acquisition order confirmation necessity is set as required, and the stamp apparatus 1 determines whether the base data is written in the RFID chip in the set base data acquisition order. If it is determined from the acquired acquisition stamp information and written in the order of acquisition of the set base data (step S15: YES), the process proceeds to step S17, and is not written in the order of acquisition of the set base data (Step S15: NO), an error termination process is performed (step S16).

  The process of step S17 is performed when a preset quota has been achieved (for example, the above-described norm number has been reached) (a specific example when the quota has been achieved will be described later), and stamping is performed. The apparatus 1 determines whether or not continuation after the quota is achieved is permitted, and when continuation is permitted after the quota is achieved (step S17: YES), the apparatus 1 proceeds to step S19. If it is set as “not possible to continue after achievement” (step S17: NO), an error termination process is performed (step S18).

  The process of step S19 is performed when the lottery has been completed (for example, when the read lottery count is 1 or more), and the stamp device 1 determines whether or not the continuation after lottery is set to be possible, If continuation permission after lottery is set as possible (step S19: YES), the process proceeds to step S21. If continuation permission after lottery is set as not possible (step S19: NO), an error end is indicated. Processing is performed (step S20).

  In step S <b> 21, the stamp apparatus 1 causes the RFID chip 31 to be written by transmitting the data having the passage history of its own base, the time stamp, and the normal end “1” to the RFID chip 31 by non-contact communication.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 6B, the stamp device 1 stores a usage log file (step 22). Next, the stamp device 1 turns on the makeup / recognition LED 14, reproduces a completion notification sound, outputs it through the speaker (or buzzer) 16, and ends normally.

  On the other hand, in the error termination process such as steps S3 and S8 described above, the stamp device 1 determines whether or not writing on error is set as required. The data having the passage history, the time stamp, and the abnormal end “0” of the base station of the base station is transmitted to the RFID chip 31 by non-contact communication, and written to the RFID chip 31 to reproduce the error notification sound and the speaker (or buzzer). ) Through 16 (error output), and the process ends. On the other hand, when the necessity of writing at the time of error is set to “No”, the stamp device 1 reproduces the error notification sound without writing the passage history of its own base, and outputs the error notification sound through the speaker (or buzzer) 16. Exit.

  Furthermore, it is effective if the error end process is configured such that, as shown in FIG. 8, an error mark is imprinted on the stamp face at the same time as the stamp is imprinted on the stamp face.

  FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a stamp apparatus that can make an error mark stamped on the stamp surface. In the stamp apparatus 1a shown in FIG. 9, in addition to the configuration of the stamp apparatus 1 shown in FIG. 2, an error mark rubber stamp 19a as an error mark printing portion for impressing an error mark on the stamp face of the stamp bar 3 is movable. A stamp unit 19b and a movable stamp unit drive mechanism 19c including a motor, a gear, and the like are provided. For example, an X mark or the like is formed as an error mark on the stamp surface of the error mark rubber stamp 19a on the stamp stand 2 side, and the opposite surface is bonded to the movable stamp portion 19b as shown in the figure. The movable stamp portion 19b is movable in the direction of the control board 15 and the stamp base 2 (up and down direction on the paper surface) by a movable stamp portion drive mechanism 19c controlled by the CPU.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining the movement of the movable stamp portion 19b.

  As shown in FIG. 10A, in a state where the stamp device 1a is placed on the stamp table 2, the stamp surface of the error mark rubber stamp 19a is formed on the vermilion 20 provided on the stamp table 2 together with the stamp surface of the rubber stamp 19. It touches. Then, as shown in FIG. 10B, when the user U lifts the stamp device 1, the CPU is informed that the R / W communication switch 18 is turned on, and the CPU moves the movable stamp unit drive mechanism 19c. Is controlled, and the movable stamp portion 19b moves toward the control board 15 (enters inside the housing). After that, when the user U brings the stamp device 1a close to the stamp bar 3 for stamping and the process shown in FIG. 7 is performed and the process ends normally, as shown in FIG. The movable stamp portion 19b remains inside the casing, and only the stamp surface of the rubber stamp 19 is pressed against the stamp surface of the stamp bar 3 so that the stamp is stamped. On the other hand, when the above-described processing shown in FIG. 7 is performed and the error ends, as shown in FIG. 10D, the movable stamp portion drive mechanism 19c is controlled by the CPU, and the movable stamp portion 19b It moves (pushes out) in the direction of the marking face, and the stamp faces of the rubber stamp 19 and the error mark rubber stamp 19a are pressed against the stamp face of the stamp bar 3, and the stamp and error mark are stamped. According to such a configuration, there is an advantage that the user U can recognize at a glance on the stamp box 3 that the error has occurred.

  As another example, it is also effective to configure not to stamp an error mark on the stamp face but to stamp even the stamp face of the stamp bar 3 in the error end process.

  FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a stamp apparatus that enables a stamp not to be stamped on a stamp surface. In the stamp device 1b shown in FIG. 11, in addition to the configuration of the stamp device 1 shown in FIG. 2, a movable stamp blocking member 19d as a stamp blocking portion for blocking stamp stamping, and a movable stamp blocking member drive including a motor, a gear and the like are driven. A mechanism 19e is provided. The movable stamp blocking member 19d is movable in the direction of the control board 15 and the stamp base 2 (up and down on the paper surface) by a movable stamp blocking member driving mechanism 19e controlled by the CPU. It is possible to project from a hole (for example, a plurality of holes) provided in a part to which 19 is bonded (projected from positions facing each other across the rubber stamp 19).

  FIG. 12 is a view for explaining the movement of the movable stamp preventing member 19d.

  As shown in FIGS. 12A and 12B, when the stamp device 1b is placed on the stamp base 2 and lifted by the user U, the movable stamp preventing member 19d enters the inside of the casing. It is in an untouched state. After that, when the user U brings the stamp device 1b close to the stamp bar 3 to stamp the stamp and the processing shown in FIG. 7 is performed and the process ends normally, as shown in FIG. The movable stamp preventing member 19d remains in the casing, and the stamp surface of the rubber stamp 19 is pressed against the stamp surface of the stamp bar 3 so that the stamp is stamped. On the other hand, when the above-described processing shown in FIG. 7 is performed and the error is ended, as shown in FIG. 12D, the movable stamp blocking member driving mechanism 19e is controlled by the CPU, and the movable stamp blocking member 19d Accordingly, the rubber stamp 19 is prevented from being pressed against the stamp surface of the stamp bar 3. According to such a configuration, it is possible to prevent the stamp from being stamped on the stamp basket 3 at the time of an error.

  Next, an embodiment of a stamp rally using the stamp device 1 and the stamp bar 3 will be described.

Example 1
First, a first example of a stamp rally will be described with reference to FIG. In the first embodiment, a case where there is no user authentication by UID is taken as an example.

  In the case of the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. 13, a stamp basket 3 (prepared by a company that holds the stamp rally) used in the stamp rally is distributed to the user U.

  Then, the user U goes around the bases A to C with the stamp basket 3 and, as shown in FIG. 13, uses the stamp apparatus 1 (or 1a or 1b) at the bases A to C on the stamp face of the stamp basket 3. While pressing the stamp, the data having the passage history and time stamp of the base is written into the RFID chip 31 of the stamp box 3, and finally, for example, a prize exchange is visited.

  The prize exchange includes a prize exchange R / W (RFID reader / writer) 4 and a processing terminal (for example, a confirmation terminal comprising a personal computer that executes the information processing program of the present invention) 6 electrically connected thereto. (An example of an information processing apparatus) is installed. The processing terminal 6 has a database (DB) in which a UID and a prize exchange history (history indicating whether or not a prize exchange has been performed) are associated (linked) and registered.

  When the user U holds his / her stamp basket 3 over the prize exchange R / W 4 at the prize exchange, the prize exchange R / W 4 receives the UID from the RFID chip 31 of the stamp basket 3 and each site. Data having a passage history and a time stamp is read by non-contact communication, and these data are transmitted to the processing terminal 6.

  The processing terminal 6 acquires the data written in the RFID chip 31 in the stamp box 3 and the UID stored in advance in the RFID chip 31 through the gift exchange R / W 4 (acquisition means). Based on the data, it is determined whether or not to give a predetermined right to the user U who is the owner of the stamp box 3 (decision means).

  For example, the processing terminal 6 checks the acquired UID and base data, and determines (judgment) whether or not to give the user U the right to exchange prizes (the right to obtain a prize) or the right to draw, for example. To do. If the processing terminal 6 decides to give the user U the right to exchange prizes (the right to obtain a prize) or the right to draw, for example, it outputs information indicating that (for example, print output) , Display output, audio output, etc.). In this way, the user U who is given the right can exchange a prize with the stamp basket 3 (a prize can be obtained) or exchange a lottery ticket with the stamp basket 3 (a lottery can be performed). Further, the processing terminal 6 registers (stores) the history (for example, the exchanged flag “1”) indicating that the prize exchange or lottery ticket exchange has been performed in the database in association with the acquired UID (or It is written on the RFID chip 31 in the stamp basket 3 through the gift exchange R / W 4).

  Here, as a specific example of the method for determining whether or not to give a predetermined right to the user U, the processing terminal 6 reads data from the database (or the RFID chip 31 in the stamp box 3), It is determined whether or not a history (for example, the exchanged flag “1”) indicating that the exchange has been performed in association with the acquired UID is registered in the database (or written in the RFID chip 31). However, if it is not registered in the database (or not written in the RFID chip 31), then the acquired base data is the number of bases A to C (in this case, the total number of bases and the number of quotas). The same number) or a predetermined number less than the bases A to C (in this case, the normal number is less than the total number of bases (it is not necessary to go through all the bases)). If the number is equal to the number, the user U is determined to be given a predetermined right.

  For example, the processing terminal 6 determines to give a predetermined right to the user U when the acquired data includes base data of a predetermined essential base (for example, base B). (For example, only when the user U is traveling around a required base (a base that becomes a quota), for example, the prize exchange is possible), or for the number of bases predetermined in the acquired data (for example, the base A It is decided to give a predetermined right to the user U when the base data of any two bases of ~ C are included (for example, the user U is turning around the required number of bases) For example, it is possible to exchange prizes).

  As yet another example, the processing terminal 6 refers to the acquired data, and the base data is stored in the RFID chip 31 in the last base from the time (time stamp) when the base data is written in the RFID chip 31 in the first base. The content of the right to be given (for example, the content of the prize) may be made different depending on the time until the time when the “.” Is written. As a result, for example, a person who has arrived from the first base to the last base within 3 hours can give a prize A, and a person beyond that can give a prize B.

  As yet another example, when it is determined that the right to be selected for the user U is given, the lottery probability is configured to be different depending on the base data included in the acquired data. Also good. For example, it is possible to make a lottery considering a clear base such that a person who goes around the base A and the base C has a high probability of winning in the lottery.

  On the other hand, if the history indicating that the exchange has been performed is registered in the database (or written in the RFID chip 31), or if there is not the above number, the processing terminal 6 It will be decided not to give the predetermined rights. Note that the processing terminal 6 does not use the UID (that is, does not consider the history indicating that the exchange has been performed), and based on the acquired base data only, the right to exchange prizes or the right to perform lottery It may be configured to determine (determine) whether or not to give to the user U.

  According to the configuration of the first embodiment, it is possible to accurately know whether or not a prize exchange at the time of achieving the stamp rally has been performed, so that a single user U can exchange a prize or issue a lottery ticket only once. Can do. In addition, since it can be confirmed from the above-mentioned base data whether the stamp is correctly pressed, the person can visually check the stamp 毎 for each page and confirm that the stamp of a certain standard has been pressed. It is possible to easily confirm whether the standard is satisfied by simply holding 3 over the R / W 4 for gift exchange. In addition, it is possible to make an automatic giveaway machine in combination with a vending machine or the like.

  Furthermore, the passage history and time stamp of each base acquired by the processing terminal 6 can be used for marketing or the like. For example, how long did user U travel around the bases to achieve the stamp rally, what route (the order of going around the bases) used the stamps, how long it took between each base, Such as marketing data can be acquired and used. Since the time stamp indicates the order in which the site was visited, a service that repels those that do not follow the stamp pressing order is also possible.

(Example 2)
Next, referring to FIG. 14, a stamp rally example 2 will be described. In the second embodiment, a case where user authentication using a UID is performed is taken as an example.

  In the case of the second embodiment, as shown in FIG. 14, the user U has a user authentication R / W (RFID reader / writer) 5 and a processing terminal 6 electrically connected to the user authentication R / W (RFID reader / writer), for example. The stamp box 3 used in the stamp rally is distributed to the user U. Then, when distributing (issuing) the stamp card 3, the user authentication R / W5 is an example of a member card or a transportation card or other IC card owned by the user U (an example of a medium used by the owner, A card ID (an example of card identification data) is read from a magnetic card or a mobile phone, and transmitted to the processing terminal 6. The processing terminal 6 associates (links) the card ID acquired through the user authentication R / W 5 with the UID stored in advance in the RFID chip 31 in the stamp box 3 distributed to the user U. Register it in the database and manage it in advance.

  As in the first embodiment, the user U goes around the bases A to C with the stamp basket 3 and uses the stamp device 1 (or 1a or 1b) at each of the bases A to C as shown in FIG. While pressing the stamp on the stamp face of the stamp box 3, the data having the passage history and time stamp of its own base is written in the RFID chip 31 of the stamp box 3, and finally the prize exchange is visited.

  In this prize exchange place, a prize exchange R / W 4 and a user authentication R / W 5 and a processing terminal 6 electrically connected thereto are installed.

  After the base is turned by the user U, when the user U holds his / her IC card over the user authentication R / W 5 at the prize exchange, the user authentication R / W 5 is transferred from the IC card to the card. The ID is read and transmitted to the processing terminal 6. Further, when the user U holds his / her stamp box 3 over the R / W 4 for exchanging the prize, the R / W 4 for exchanging the prize receives the UID from the RFID chip 31 of the stamp box 3 and the passing history and time stamp of each base. Are read by non-contact communication, and these data are transmitted to the processing terminal 6. Further, the processing terminal 6 acquires the card ID registered in the database in association with the UID from the database, and after the acquired card ID and the base are turned around by the user U, the user authentication is performed. When it is determined whether or not the card ID acquired from the IC card through the R / W 5 matches (that is, user authentication is performed), and when it is determined that both the card IDs match, the embodiment Similarly to 1, based on the acquired data, it is determined whether or not to give a predetermined right to the user U who is the owner of the stamp bag 3.

  A specific example of the method for determining whether or not to give a predetermined right to the user U is the same as that in the first embodiment.

  According to the configuration of the second embodiment, in addition to the same effects as the first embodiment, the card ID of a personal card such as a transportation system and a membership card (which may be an ID stored in a mobile phone) and a UID By managing the links, it is possible to distribute and use only one stamp punch 3 per person.

  If the user U holds his / her IC card over the user authentication R / W 5 at the prize exchange after the base is turned by the user U, the user authentication R / W 5 is transferred from the IC card to the card. The ID is read and transmitted to the processing terminal 6. The processing terminal 6 obtains the card ID, and when the user U holds his / her stamp 3 over the user authentication R / W 5, the processing terminal 6 May be configured such that the acquired card ID is written to the RFID chip 31 of the stamp box 3 through the user authentication R / W 5. In this case, after the base is turned by the user U, when the user U holds his / her IC card over the user authentication R / W 5 at the prize exchange, the user authentication R / W 5 is removed from the IC card. The card ID is read and transmitted to the processing terminal 6. Further, when the user U holds his / her stamp box 3 over the R / W 4 for exchanging the prize, the R / W 4 for exchanging the prize receives the UID from the RFID chip 31 of the stamp box 3 and the passing history and time stamp of each base. And the card ID are read by non-contact communication, and these data are transmitted to the processing terminal 6. Further, the processing terminal 6 determines whether or not the card ID acquired from the RFID chip 31 through the gift exchange R / W4 matches the card ID acquired from the IC card through the user authentication R / W5. (That is, user authentication is performed), and when it is determined that both card IDs coincide with each other, as in the first embodiment, based on the acquired data, the owner of the stamp basket 3 Whether or not to give a predetermined right to a certain user U is determined. According to this configuration, there is an effect that it is not necessary to manage the card ID of the IC card in the database.

(Example 3)
Next, a third example of the stamp rally will be described with reference to FIGS. In the third embodiment, the processing terminal 6 is handled as a lottery machine and installed in a plurality of lottery stations.

  FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating an example of initial setting information of the lottery machine. FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating an example of a data structure (usage log file) in the lottery machine. FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing an example of processing in the lottery machine.

  In the case of the third embodiment, the initial setting information shown in FIG. 15 is written in the nonvolatile memory in the processing terminal 6 by the stamp R / W setting device at the time of initial setting. Here, the lottery machine ID is identification information unique to each lottery machine. Further, as shown in FIG. 15, whether or not a lottery can be drawn multiple times, a probability adjustment pattern, and the like can be initially set by a stamp R / W setting machine.

  In the third embodiment, the user U goes around each base with the stamp basket 3 and uses the stamp device 1 (or 1a or 1b) at each base to push the stamp on the stamp face of the stamp basket 3 and The data having the passage history and the time stamp are written in the RFID chip 31 of the stamp box 3 and the lottery is visited.

  When the user U holds his / her stamp basket 3 over the gift exchange R / W 4 at the lottery, the prize exchange R / W 4 starts the UID, item ID, and stamp rally from the RFID chip 31 of the stamp basket 3. The process shown in FIG. 17 is started by acquiring (reading) information such as date and time, acquired stamp information (passage history of base, time stamp, normal end / error end), and the number of lotteries. Then, the lottery machine acquires the acquired information from the gift exchange R / W 4 (step S31).

  Next, the lottery machine determines whether or not the acquired item ID matches the item ID stored in the hard disk or the like as the initial setting information (step S32). (Step S32: NO), an error message is output and the process is terminated. If they match (step S32: YES), the process proceeds to step S33.

  Next, the process of step S33 is performed when the expiration date and the expiration date type are set, and the lottery machine determines whether or not the expiration date condition is satisfied (the expiration date or the expiration date type is If it is not set, the process proceeds to step S34 as it is. If the condition for the expiration date is satisfied (step S33: YES), the process proceeds to step S34, and if the condition for the expiration date is not satisfied (step S33: NO). ), An error message is output, and the process ends.

  In step S34, the lottery machine determines whether or not the number of lotteries acquired is 1 or more and whether or not the number of lotteries is set to be disabled is set, and the number of lotteries is 1 or more and whether or not the lottery can be drawn multiple times. Is not possible (step S34: YES), an error message is output and the process is terminated. Otherwise (that is, the number of lotteries is 0 or whether lottery is possible multiple times) ) (Step S34: NO), the process proceeds to step S35.

  In step S35, the lottery machine determines whether or not a preset quota has been achieved. If the quota has not been reached (step S35: NO), an error message is output and the process ends. If the quota is achieved (step S35: YES), the process proceeds to step S36.

  Here, as a specific example when the quota is achieved, for example, when the base data for the same number of quotas as the total number of bases has been written (when all the bases are visited), or less than the total number of bases When the base data of the number of quotas has been written (when all the bases need not be visited but the number of bases has been exceeded), or the base data of a predetermined essential base has been written, or When there is a designation in the predetermined base data acquisition order (for example, base A → C → B) (that is, the order in which stamps are collected), and multiple base data are written in that order. Etc.

  In step S36, the lottery machine determines whether or not whether or not a lottery can be selected a plurality of times is permitted. If yes (step S36: YES), the lottery machine proceeds to step S37 and is disabled. If yes (step S36: NO), the number of possible lotteries is set to 1, and the process proceeds to step S38.

  In step S37, the lottery machine calculates the number of lotterable times that can be drawn this time, for example, from the number of base data acquired at the present time (the number of sites visited) and the number of lotteries. For example, the number of possible lotteries is calculated to be 1 (however, the number of lotteries is subtracted) for N stamps (for example, 10) of stamps (= the number of base data) (that is, when 20 stamps are collected) (You can draw lots twice.) Even after the lottery, the stamp can be additionally stamped (the base data is written in the RFID chip 31). If the stamps are additionally stamped after the lottery, the lottery can be disabled again, or the number of stamps additionally stamped after the previous lottery can be selected. In addition, after the lottery, the acquired stamp information and the number of lotteries written so far on the RFID chip 31 are cleared, and then the lottery can be performed again when the base data is written on the RFID chip 31 at the required number of bases. May be.

  In step S38, the lottery machine performs lottery processing for the number of times that the lottery can be performed. In such lottery processing, whether the winning (1st, 2nd,...) Or not is calculated based on the probability, and the lottery result is displayed on a display screen, for example. At this time, the lottery machine changes the winning probability according to the initially set probability adjustment pattern. For example, the winning probability of users who have a short time from the start to the end of the stamp rally is increased, the winning probability of users who are drawn at an early stage is increased, or many sites are visited ( For example, increasing the probability of winning a user (collecting many stamps).

  Next, the lottery machine causes the RFID chip 31 to write a value obtained by adding the number of times of the current lottery to the acquired number of lottery times as a new lottery number (step S39).

  Next, as shown in FIG. 16, the lottery machine stores the usage log file (step 40) and ends the process.

Example 4
Next, a fourth example of stamp rally will be described.

  In the above embodiment, the RFID chip 31 is configured to be embedded or attached to, for example, the back cover of the stamp basket 3, but here, how to hold the RFID chip 31 will be described. The information written in the RFID chip 31 is as described above.

  FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an example of how to hold the RFID chip 31. In any of the examples, the center (center) of the antenna of the RFID chip 31 and the center of the frame (frame of the region where the stamp is stamped) printed on the stamp bar 3 coincide.

  In the example of FIG. 18A, a configuration is shown in which the card CA in which the RFID chip 31 is embedded is affixed inside the book cover BK of the stamp basket 3. In this case, the bound stamp basket 3 is put in the book cover BK and used. For example, after the lottery, the book cover BK is removed and only the stamp basket 3 is provided to the user U as a memorial. The book cover BK is held over a reset machine, and information other than the UID, item ID, and authentication code is cleared and reused. Note that the card CA in which the RFID chip 31 is embedded may be inserted into a pocket provided in the book cover of the stamp bag 3. Further, the RFID chip 31 itself may be attached to the inside of the book cover of the stamp box 3 or may be inserted into a pocket provided in the book cover.

  In the example of FIG. 18 (B), the card CA in which the RFID chip 31 is embedded is inserted into the depression of the cardboard PE (the part cut into the card dimensions), and the cardboard PE is attached to the back cover of the stamp basket 3. (Or thick paper is sandwiched between the back cover). Note that the RFID chip 31 itself is inserted into a cardboard recess (a portion cut into the chip dimensions), and the cardboard is attached to the back cover of the stamp bag 3 (or the cardboard is sandwiched between the back cover). Also good.

  In the example of FIG. 18C, the member card CA in which the RFID chip 31 is embedded is inserted into a pocket PO (which may be a pocket provided on the book cover) PO provided on the back cover of the stamp basket 3. Show. In this case, the member card CA is owned by the user U, and the RFID chip 31 embedded in the member card CA has personal information such as the user's membership number in addition to information such as the UID. Has been written. The user U inserts his / her membership card into the pocket PO when performing the stamp rally. Further, when the member card CA is inserted into the pocket PO, the pocket PO of the stamp bag 3 is always aligned with the center of the antenna of the RFID chip 31 and the center of the frame mark of the area where the stamp is stamped. Is positioned. For example, after the lottery, the member card CA is removed from the stamp box 3, the stamp box 3 is provided to the user U as a memorial, and the member card is used as a normal member card CA.

  In the example of FIG. 18D, a configuration is shown in which the stamp rod 3 that has become loose with the clip CR is stopped on the board BO in which the RFID chip 31 is embedded.

  In the example of FIG. 18E, a configuration in which a plurality of RFID chips 31 are embedded (or pasted) at a predetermined position of one leaflet as the stamp basket 3 is shown.

  As described above, according to the first embodiment, while taking advantage of the advantage (goodness) of the stamp rally that there is a “remember” element of the object and satisfies the collection desire for the user (while remaining), Authentication and subsequent checks can be easily performed.

  In the above embodiment, the case where the stamp device of the present invention is applied to the stamp rally has been described as an example, but the present invention may be applied to other scenes.

(Second embodiment)
Next, 2nd embodiment demonstrates the case where a stamp system is utilized in a showroom or a shopping mall. For example, taking a showroom as an example, various exhibits are exhibited here, and a stamp basket 3 distributed to users who came to the showroom is prepared at the showroom reception.

  Further, for example, the stamp device 1 described above is installed at a plurality of exhibition bases in the showroom, and each stamp device 1 can communicate with the content distribution control device.

  FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating a schematic configuration example of a content distribution control device that communicates with the stamp device 1. As shown in FIG. 19, the content distribution control device 7 includes a communication unit 71, a content selection unit 72, a content distribution unit 73, a content database 74 that stores content information, and the like. It functions as a presentation device that presents.

  The content distribution control device 7 is realized by executing predetermined application software on a PC, for example.

  The communication unit 71 controls communication with the stamp apparatus 1 by wire (for example, communication cable) or wireless (for example, short-range wireless such as Bluetooth). Thereby, the information read from the content selection unit 72 by the stamp device 1 is transmitted to the content selection unit 72.

  The content selection unit 72 selects content information (mainly composed of video and audio information) corresponding to the information transmitted from the stamp device 1 via the communication unit 71 from the content database 74, and distributes the selected content information as content distribution To the unit 73.

  Note that the content information stored in the content database 74 is advertisement information of exhibits exhibited at the exhibition base and information indicating the stamp acquisition status at the exhibition base of the showroom. Also, there are multiple types of content information for each age group (for example, under 18 years old, 18-49 years old, over 50 years old), sex, and language (for example, Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean). .

  The content distribution unit 73 distributes the content information to a display and a speaker installed at each exhibition base through wired (for example, communication cable) or wireless (for example, near field wireless such as Bluetooth). As a result, at the exhibition base, for example, a video regarding the exhibit at the base is displayed on the display, and a sound regarding the exhibit at the base is output from the speaker. Thereby, the content information is presented to the user.

  In the above configuration, when the stamp box 3 is issued (that is, when the stamp box 3 is distributed), the RFID chip 31 attached to the stamp box 3 as described above has, for example, a stamp R / W setting. The machine writes attribute information such as the user's age, gender, and language. More specifically, the stamp R / W setting machine is connected to a terminal (PC) used by the reception staff via a communication cable, and the staff is responsible for attribute information such as the user's age, gender, and language. Is confirmed visually, verbally, or in writing, and the attribute information is input from the terminal keyboard or mouse. The attribute information input in this way is transmitted from the terminal to the stamp R / W setting device and written to the RFID chip 31 by the stamp R / W setting device. After the attribute information is written in the RFID chip 31 in this way, the stamp basket 3 to which the RFID chip 31 is attached is handed over to the user, and the user travels around the showroom and is installed at each exhibition base. The device 1 pushes the stamp onto the stamp box 3.

  Thus, when the stamp is stamped on the stamp face of the stamp box 3 at each exhibition base, the stamp device 1 detects the RFID chip 31 of the stamp box 3 and acquires the acquired stamp written in the memory of the RFID chip 31. Information, the attribute information, and the like are read from the RFID chip 31 by non-contact communication, and information including the read attribute information and the base data of the exhibition base is transmitted to the content distribution control device 7 by wire or wireless.

  The content distribution control device 7 responds to the content information corresponding to the attribute information included in the information transmitted from the stamp device 1 and received by the communication unit 71 (or according to the acquired stamp information based on the base data written in the RFID chip 31). The content selection unit 72 selects the content information) from the content database 74, and the content distribution unit 73 outputs the selected content information to a display or the like installed at the exhibition base.

  Here, in the case of the content information according to the age, for example, what the person of the age is interested in is included in the video, for example. For example, in the case of a child's age, an explanation of the exhibit is displayed in the video with pictures and hiragana. In the case of content according to the language, the description of the exhibit is displayed in the video in that language, or the sound is output in that language. In addition, in the case of content information corresponding to acquired stamp information, for example, information that indicates the location of a stamp that has not yet been pressed is displayed in the video, or information that indicates a combination product according to the number of stamps acquired is included in the video Is displayed.

  FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating a display example of content information corresponding to acquired stamp information. In the example of FIG. 20, a map indicating each exhibition base in the showroom is displayed, and a mark (★) indicating whether or not a stamp has been acquired at each display base is displayed.

  As described above, according to the second embodiment, when a user stamps a stamp on the stamp box 3 at the exhibition base, the attribute information of the user written on the RFID chip 31 of the stamp box 3 is displayed. The content information according to the content information and the content information according to the acquired stamp information can be presented to the user.

(Third embodiment)
Next, in the third embodiment, a case where the stamp system is used for other than the stamp rally and the showroom will be described.

(Use as a stamp card)
First, an example in which a stamp card is applied as a recording medium having an RFID chip and a stampable stamp surface will be described. Such a stamp card is issued by, for example, a store that provides (sells or lends) a product or a store that provides a service.

  FIG. 21 is an external view of a stamp card. On the stamp card 101 shown in FIG. 21, a plurality of areas 101a for stamping are provided, and stamps can be stamped on each area 101a. In addition, an RFID chip 101b is embedded in the stamp card 101, and a unique UID, item ID, member number, and the like are written in the RFID chip 101b by default for each user.

  In addition, the stamp device used in this example is installed in the store (an example of the base), and similarly to the first embodiment, a storage unit that stores store data indicating the store to be installed, and a stamp card 101 A stamp part (for example, rubber stamp) for stamping the stamp surface (area 101a), and when the stamp is stamped, the RFID chip 101b of the stamp card 101 within the communicable range is detected, and It includes at least a transmission unit (CPU, RFID antenna, and RFID reader / writer) that transmits store data and the like to the chip 101b by non-contact communication.

  Then, for example, when the user purchases a product, the user gives the stamp card 101 to the store clerk, and the store clerk presses the stamp into the area 101a of the stamp card 101 using the stamp device installed in the store after the liquidation. When the stamp is thus stamped, the stamp device transmits the stamp information including the store data and the time stamp to the RFID chip 101b of the stamp card 101 to be written. Thus, every time a stamp is stamped on the stamp card 101, stamp information is additionally stored in the RFID chip 101b, and when a certain number of stamps are collected (stamp information is written), the RFID chip 101b is stored. Is read by the R / W and, for example, the lottery as described above is performed (after the lottery, the user takes home the stamp card 101 as a memorial).

  As in the application example of the first embodiment, it is determined whether or not the item ID read from the RFID chip 101b matches the item ID managed on the store side. The stamp information may not be written to the RFID chip 101b as an error.

  In addition, when a stamp is stamped, a writing log is also stored in the stamping device, and the writing log is uploaded from the stamping device to a server on the Internet using, for example, a communication function or a memory card. If the writing log can be browsed, the user can grasp the usage information in real time.

(Use as traveling records)
Next, an example will be described in which a cyclic recording paper is applied as a recording medium having an RFID chip and a stampable stamp surface. Such patrol recording paper is used for patrol of a guard's building.

  FIG. 22 is an external view of a cyclic recording paper and a cyclic recording paper tray provided with R / W.

  On the cyclic recording paper 102 shown in FIG. 22, a plurality of regions 102a for stamping are provided, and the stamps can be stamped on the respective regions 102a. An RFID chip 102b is embedded in the traveling recording paper 102, and an authentication code or the like is written in the RFID chip 102b by default.

  Further, the stamp device used in this example is installed in the traveling base that must be visited, and as in the first embodiment, a storage unit that stores base data indicating the installed traveling base, A printing plate portion (for example, a rubber stamp) for stamping the stamp surface (area 102a) of the recording paper 102, and an RFID chip 102b of the cyclic recording paper 102 that has entered the communicable range when the stamp is stamped And a transmission unit (CPU, RFID antenna, and RFID reader / writer) that transmits base data and the like to the chip 102b by non-contact communication.

  Then, during the patrol, the security guard pushes a stamp representing each patrol base as shown in FIG. 22 to the area 102a of the patrol recording paper 102 using the stamp device installed at each patrol base (the patrol base related to the guard). . When the stamp is thus stamped, the stamp device transmits the stamp information 102 including the base data and the time stamp to the RFID chip 102b of the cyclic recording paper 102 to be written. As a result, security guards and the like can check the visited bases by both the stamp (visually) and the written stamp information (read by the R / W provided in the traveling recording paper tray 102c), and prevent the traveling leak. Can do.

  It should be noted that by making the patrol recording paper 102 be pressed on the patrol recording paper 102 in the final confirmation, it is possible to authenticate who has confirmed the patrol. In addition, if the authentication code can be dynamically changed every time, the same logic is mounted on both the RFID chip 102b and the stamp device, and the stamp face can be changed according to the time, the exact time It is possible to prove that the user has been to the patrol base by using both the stamp and the written stamp information.

(Use as document approval record)
Next, an example in which a document approval recording seal is applied as a recording medium having an RFID chip and a stampable stamp surface will be described. For example, the approval record sticker is attached to a document used in a company and used in document management. This example can also be used for recording at a medical site.

  FIG. 23 is an external view of a document to which an approval record sticker is attached.

  On the approval record sticker 103 shown in FIG. 23, a plurality of regions (frame marks) 103a for stamping are provided, and stamps can be stamped on the respective regions 103a. Further, an RFID chip 103b is affixed to the approval record seal 103.

  In addition, the stamp device used in this example is installed in a place (an example of a base) where employees (in charge and superior (affiliation manager)) are present, and indicates the installation place as in the first embodiment. A storage unit that stores location data (or person data indicating a person in charge or a superior), a printing plate unit (for example, a rubber stamp) for stamping a stamp on the stamping surface (region 103a) of the approval recording seal 103, When the stamp is stamped, a transmitting unit (CPU, RFID antenna) that detects the RFID chip 103b of the approval record seal 103 within the communicable range and transmits location data to the chip 103b by non-contact communication. , And RFID reader / writer).

  Then, the person in charge and the senior manager use their own stamp device to push their stamp (seal) into the area 103a of the document approval record seal 103. In this way, when the stamp is stamped, the stamp device transmits the stamp information including the location data and the time stamp to the RFID chip 103b of the approval record seal 103 to be written. This makes it possible to confirm when and who has approved by both the stamp (visually) and the written stamp information. By holding the final approved document over the R / W, stamp information in the RFID chip 103b indicating when and who has approved can be easily registered in the system.

It is a conceptual diagram which shows the flow of a stamp rally. It is sectional drawing for demonstrating the structure of the stamp apparatus 1 and stamp stand 2 which concern on this embodiment. It is a figure for demonstrating the structure of the stamp basket 3. FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the operation | movement flow of the stamp apparatus. (A) is a figure which shows an example of the initial setting information of the RFID chip 31, and (B) is a figure which shows an example of the initial setting information of the stamp apparatus 1. (A) is a diagram showing an example of a data structure (memory map) in the RFID chip 31, and (B) is a diagram showing an example of a data structure (usage log file) in the stamp device 1. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a processing example when the RFID chip 31 of the CPU in the stamp apparatus 1 is detected. It is a figure which shows an example of the error mark stamped on the stamp face of the stamp 帖 3. It is a figure which shows an example of the stamp apparatus which enabled the stamp of an error mark on a stamping surface. It is a figure for demonstrating a motion of the movable stamp part 19b. It is a figure which shows an example of the stamp apparatus which enabled it not to stamp a stamp on a stamping surface. It is a figure for demonstrating a motion of the movable stamp prevention member 19d. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the flow of the stamp rally in Example 1. FIG. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the flow of the stamp rally in Example 2. FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the initial setting information of a lottery machine. It is a figure which shows an example of the data structure (usage log file) in a lottery machine. It is a flowchart which shows the process example in a lottery machine. It is a figure which shows the example of how to give the RFID chip | tip 31. FIG. It is a figure which shows the example of a schematic structure of the content delivery control apparatus communicated with the stamp apparatus. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the content information according to acquisition stamp information. It is an external view of a stamp card. It is an external view of a cyclic recording paper and a cyclic recording paper tray provided with R / W. It is an external view of the document on which the approval record seal is pasted.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Stamp apparatus 2 Stamp stand 3 Stamp basket 4 R / W for prize exchange
5 User authentication R / W
6 Processing Terminal 7 Content Distribution Control Device 11 Power Plug 12 Housing Grip Unit 13 Housing Stamping Unit 14 Makeup / Recognition LED
15 Control board 16 Speaker (or buzzer)
17 RFID antenna 18 R / W communication switch 19 Rubber stamp 31 RFID chip

Claims (21)

Provided with a stamp device for stamping a stamp on the marking surface of a recording medium having an IC chip capable of writing data by non-contact communication and a stamp surface capable of stamping the stamp, and the stamp device is installed at a base A stamp system,
The stamp device includes:
A storage unit for storing base data indicating a base where the self is installed;
A printing plate portion for stamping a stamp on the recording medium;
A transmission unit that detects an IC chip of the recording medium that falls within a communicable range when the stamp is stamped, and transmits the base data to the IC chip by non-contact communication;
An acquisition unit for acquiring data written in the IC chip by non-contact communication when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected;
An error determination unit that determines an error based on the acquired data;
An error mark printing plate for imprinting an error mark on the printing surface of the recording medium;
When the error determination unit determines that an error has occurred, by moving the error mark printing unit in the direction of the printing surface of the recording medium, a control unit that impresses an error mark on the printing surface;
A stamp system comprising: Provided with a stamp device for stamping a stamp on the marking surface of a recording medium having an IC chip capable of writing data by non-contact communication and a stamp surface capable of stamping the stamp, and the stamp device is installed at a base A stamp system,
The stamp device includes:
A storage unit for storing base data indicating a base where the self is installed;
A printing plate portion for stamping a stamp on the recording medium;
A transmission unit that detects an IC chip of the recording medium that falls within a communicable range when the stamp is stamped, and transmits the base data to the IC chip by non-contact communication;
An acquisition unit for acquiring data written in the IC chip by non-contact communication when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected;
An error determination unit that determines an error based on the acquired data;
A seal prevention unit for blocking the stamp,
A controller that prevents imprinting of the stamp by moving the imprint prevention unit in the direction of the printing surface of the recording medium when the error determination unit determines that an error has occurred;
Stamp system comprising: a. The stamp system according to claim 1 or 2,
When the IC chip of the recording medium is detected, the acquisition unit acquires the identification data and the authentication code of the IC chip written in the IC chip from the IC chip by non-contact communication,
The error determination unit calculates an authentication code using the acquired identification data and a pre-stored hash function, and whether or not the calculated authentication code matches the acquired authentication code To determine the error,
The stamp system further includes an error output unit that outputs an error when the error determination unit determines that an error has occurred . The stamp system according to any one of claims 1 to 3 ,
The acquisition unit acquires information indicating a reference date written in the IC chip by non-contact communication when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected,
The error determination unit performs error determination based on whether the expiration date condition is satisfied using the acquired reference date and the expiration date stored in advance,
The stamp system further includes an error output unit that outputs an error when the error determination unit determines that an error has occurred . The stamp system according to any one of claims 1 to 4 ,
The stamp system is characterized in that the transmitting unit transmits the base data to the IC chip by non-contact communication only when the error determining unit determines that there is no error . The stamp system according to any one of claims 1 to 5 ,
The stamp system is characterized in that the stamp device is installed at a plurality of different bases where a stamp rally is performed . The stamp system includes a presentation device that presents content information to an owner of the recording medium and is capable of communicating with the stamp device;
The acquisition unit acquires attribute information of the owner of the recording medium from the IC chip by non-contact communication when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected;
The stamp device further includes a transmission unit that transmits the acquired attribute information to the presentation device,
The stamp system according to claim 1, wherein the presentation device presents content information corresponding to attribute information from the stamp device to the owner . The stamp system according to claim 7 ,
The attribute information includes at least one of age, sex, and language of the owner . The stamp system includes a presentation device that presents content information to an owner of the recording medium and is capable of communicating with the stamp device;
The acquisition unit acquires the base data already written in the IC chip when the IC chip of the recording medium is detected;
The stamp device further includes a transmission unit that transmits the acquired base data to the presentation device,
The stamp system according to claim 1, wherein the presentation device presents content information corresponding to acquired stamp information based on base data from the stamp device to the owner . When the stamp is stamped by the stamp device included in the stamp system according to any one of claims 1 to 9, the IC chip to which the base data is transmitted by the transmitter included in the stamp device and the stamp are stamped. Acquisition means for acquiring the base data written by being transmitted by the transmitting unit to the IC chip in the recording medium having the printed surface;
Determining means for determining whether to give a predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium based on the acquired base data;
An information processing apparatus comprising: The information processing apparatus according to claim 10,
The determining means determines to give the predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium when the acquired base data includes base data of a predetermined essential base. An information processing apparatus characterized by the above . The information processing apparatus according to claim 10,
The determination unit determines to give the predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium when the acquired base data includes base data for a predetermined number of bases. An information processing apparatus characterized by that . The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 10 to 12,
When it is determined to give the predetermined right, the information is associated with the identification data of the IC chip and written in a database or the IC chip . The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 10 to 13 ,
The determination means provides the content of the right to be given according to the time from the time at which the base data is written to the IC chip at the first base to the time at which the base data is written to the IC chip at the last base. An information processing apparatus characterized by differentiating . The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 10 to 14 ,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined right is a right to obtain a prize . The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 10 to 14 ,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined right is a right that allows a lottery . The information processing apparatus according to claim 16 ,
An information processing apparatus, wherein a lottery probability varies depending on base data included in the acquired data . The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 10 to 17,
Means for acquiring identification data stored in a medium used by the owner when the recording medium is issued and writing the identification data in the IC chip in the recording medium;
After the base is turned by the owner, the acquisition means acquires the identification data of the medium stored in the medium used by the owner and writes the identification data of the medium on the IC chip in the recording medium Get identification data,
A discriminating means for discriminating whether or not both of the acquired identification data coincide with each other;
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the determination unit determines whether or not to give a predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium when it is determined that both of the identification data match . The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 10 to 17,
Means for acquiring identification data stored in a medium used by the owner and storing it in a database when the recording medium is issued;
After the base is turned by the owner, the acquisition unit acquires the identification data of the medium stored in the medium used by the owner and acquires the identification data stored in the database. ,
A discriminating means for discriminating whether or not both of the acquired identification data coincide with each other;
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the determination unit determines whether or not to give a predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium when it is determined that both of the identification data match . When the stamp is stamped by the stamp device included in the stamp system according to any one of claims 1 to 9, the IC chip to which the base data is transmitted by the transmitter included in the stamp device and the stamp are stamped. Obtaining the base data written by being transmitted by the transmitting unit to the IC chip in the recording medium having the printed surface;
Determining whether to give a predetermined right to the owner of the recording medium based on the acquired data;
An information processing method comprising: Computer
When the stamp is stamped by the stamp device included in the stamp system according to any one of claims 1 to 9, the IC chip to which the base data is transmitted by the transmitter included in the stamp device and the stamp are stamped. Acquisition means for acquiring the base data written by being transmitted by the transmitting unit to the IC chip in the recording medium having the printed surface; and
An information processing program that functions as a determining unit that determines whether or not to give a predetermined right to an owner of the recording medium based on the acquired data .

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