JP6325220B2 - Information processing system, information processing method, information processing apparatus, and program - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an information processing system, an information processing method, an information processing apparatus, and a program for providing information such as a vehicle, a product, or a service based on automobile identification information displayed on a license plate of the vehicle.

  Conventionally, the vehicle license plate is imaged by the camera, and the vehicle identification information displayed on the imaged license plate and the history information including the history of the service purchased for the purchased product or vehicle purchased by the user who owns the vehicle ( An information processing system that transmits vehicle information related to a vehicle based on correspondence information) is known (for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent No. 4038232 Japanese Patent No. 4268653

  However, since the information processing system described in Patent Document 1 requires history information, there is a problem that vehicle information cannot be transmitted to a vehicle that newly captures a license plate.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide an information processing system and an information processing method capable of transmitting vehicle information even if the vehicle newly captures a license plate. It is to provide an information processing apparatus and a program.

An information processing system according to the present invention includes an information processing device , a server device connected to the information processing device via a communication network , and an information terminal device. The information processing device includes a vehicle. The vehicle received by the receiving unit by referring to the receiving unit for receiving the lane identification information for identifying the lane and the vehicle identification information displayed on the license plate of the vehicle, and the storage unit storing the vehicle identification information A determination unit that determines whether or not identification information is stored in the storage unit; and when the determination unit determines that the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit is not stored in the storage unit, the reception unit A transmission unit that transmits the vehicle identification information received by the server unit to the server device, wherein the server device receives the vehicle identification information transmitted by the transmission unit. A server reception unit, and a server transmission unit that transmits vehicle inspection information related to vehicle inspection performed on the vehicle to the information processing device based on the vehicle identification information received by the server reception unit, an information receiving unit that receives the said inspection information transmitted by the server transmission unit, and the lane identification information received by the receiving unit, and the vehicle information including the inspection information received by the information receiving unit, associated with said vehicle A transmission processing unit that transmits recommended information including a category related to the received product or service, and the information terminal device transmits the lane identification information, the vehicle information, and the recommended information transmitted by the transmission processing unit. Based on the lane identification information, the vehicle information, and the recommendation information received by the communication unit. And down identification information, and the car identification information, characterized by comprising a display unit for displaying a list and the recommended information displayed in a form prescribed by correspondence based on the category.

In the present invention, an information processing system includes an information processing apparatus, an information processing system including a server device connected to the information processing device via a communication network , and an information terminal device . In the information processing apparatus, the reception unit receives lane identification information for identifying a lane in which the vehicle is present and vehicle identification information displayed on the license plate of the vehicle. Determination unit, whether automobile identification information received by the receiving unit by referring to the storage unit that stores car identification information is stored in the storage unit. If the determination unit determines that the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit is not stored in the storage unit, the transmission unit transmits the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit to the server device. In the server device, the server reception unit receives the vehicle identification information transmitted by the transmission unit. Server transmission unit, based on the car identification information received by the server receiving unit transmits the inspection information regarding inspection performed in the vehicle to the information processing apparatus. In the information processing apparatus, the information reception unit receives the vehicle inspection information transmitted by the server transmission unit. Transmission processing unit transmits a lane identification information received by the receiver, the vehicle information including the inspection information received by the information receiving unit, and a recommendation information including a category related to the product or service associated with the vehicle. In the information terminal device, the communication unit receives lane identification information, vehicle information, and recommendation information transmitted by the transmission processing unit. The display unit displays the lane identification information on the plurality of lanes, the vehicle identification information, and the form determined based on the category based on the plurality of sets of lane identification information, vehicle information, and recommendation information received by the communication unit. A list of recommended information to be associated is displayed.
For this reason, even if it is a vehicle which newly images a license plate, vehicle information can be transmitted by using vehicle inspection information. By associating the lane number, the vehicle type, and the recommended information, and displaying the recommended information in a form determined based on the category, the relationship between the lane number, the vehicle, and the recommended information can be immediately understood.

In the information processing system according to the present invention, the information processing apparatus stores a product information including a tire size or oil viscosity associated with a vehicle type included in the vehicle inspection information, and the transmission processing unit. And a product transmission unit that transmits the vehicle identification information and product information to an information terminal device that receives the vehicle information transmitted in (1 ).

In the present invention, in the information processing apparatus, the product storage unit stores product information including the tire size or oil viscosity associated with the vehicle type included in the vehicle inspection information. The product transmission unit transmits the vehicle identification information and the product information to the information terminal device that receives the vehicle information transmitted by the transmission processing unit.
Thus, the information terminal device can easily make a proposal to the user who owns the vehicle by transmitting the vehicle identification information and the product information.

The information processing system according to the present invention is an information terminal in which the information processing apparatus receives vehicle information transmitted by the transmission processing unit by referring to a history storage unit that stores a history of purchase of goods or services. The apparatus includes a corresponding transmission unit that transmits the product or service stored in the history storage unit to the apparatus .

In the present invention, the information processing apparatus refers to the history storage unit that stores the history of purchase of goods or services, so that the corresponding transmission unit receives the vehicle information transmitted by the transmission processing unit. The product or service stored in the history storage unit is transmitted to the device.
For this reason, the detailed information of the user who owns a vehicle can be displayed by transmitting the goods or service memorize | stored in the log | history memory | storage part.

The information processing system according to the present invention is characterized in that the display unit displays the recommended information in a background color determined based on the category.

In the present invention, the display unit displays the recommended information in a background color determined based on the category.
By displaying the recommended information in a background color determined based on the category, the relationship between the lane number, the vehicle, and the recommended information can be immediately understood.

An information processing method according to the present invention includes an information processing device that transmits vehicle information related to a vehicle , and an information processing method that uses an information terminal device. Lane identification information for identifying a lane in which the vehicle exists, and The vehicle identification information displayed on the license plate of the vehicle is received, and it is determined whether or not the received vehicle identification information is stored in the storage unit by referring to the storage unit that stores the vehicle identification information. When it is determined that the vehicle identification information is not stored in the storage unit, the received vehicle identification information is transmitted via a communication network, and vehicle inspection information related to the vehicle inspection performed on the vehicle based on the transmitted vehicle identification information. the received via the communication network, based on the plurality of sets of lanes identification information and car identification information received, the lane identifying information about a plurality of lanes , Transmitting the vehicle information including the received vehicle inspection information and the recommended information including the category related to the product or service associated with the vehicle to the information terminal device, and transmitting the information to the information terminal device. The lane identification information regarding a plurality of lanes, the vehicle identification information, and the recommended information displayed in a form determined based on the category are displayed in a list in association with each other.

An information processing device according to the present invention receives lane identification information for identifying a lane in which a vehicle is present and vehicle identification information displayed on a license plate of the vehicle in an information processing device that transmits vehicle information about the vehicle. A receiving unit, a determination unit that determines whether or not the vehicle identification information received by the receiving unit is stored in the storage unit by referring to a storage unit that stores the vehicle identification information, and the reception unit When it is determined that the vehicle identification information is not stored in the storage unit, based on the vehicle identification information transmitted by the transmission unit and the transmission unit that transmits the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit via the communication network an information receiving unit for receiving via said communication network inspection information regarding inspection performed on the vehicle Te, and lane identification information received in the plurality of sets, by the receiving unit, Based on the vehicle inspection information received by the information receiving unit and recommended information including a category related to a product or service associated with the vehicle, the lane identification information regarding a plurality of lanes, vehicle information including the vehicle inspection information, And a transmission processing unit that transmits information to be displayed in a list in association with the recommended information displayed in a form determined based on the category .

The program according to the present invention is a program for causing a computer to execute a process of transmitting vehicle information relating to a vehicle, and is displayed on the computer on lane identification information for identifying a lane in which the vehicle exists, and on the license plate of the vehicle. A reception step of receiving the vehicle identification information, a determination step of determining whether or not the vehicle identification information received in the reception step is stored by referring to the stored vehicle identification information, and the determination step includes the reception When it is determined that the vehicle identification information received in the step is not stored, the transmission step of transmitting the vehicle identification information received in the reception step via a communication network, and the vehicle identification information transmitted in the transmission step Vehicle inspection information related to vehicle inspections performed on the vehicle is received via the communication network. An information receiving step of, a plurality of sets, and lane identification information received by the receiving step, the inspection information received by the information receiving step, in the recommendation information including a category related to the product or service associated with the vehicle Based on the lane identification information for a plurality of lanes, vehicle information including the vehicle inspection information, and transmitting information for displaying a list in association with the recommended information displayed in a form determined based on the category ; It is made to perform.

  According to the present invention, vehicle information including a lane number and vehicle inspection information is transmitted. For this reason, even if it is a vehicle which newly images a license plate, vehicle information can be transmitted by using vehicle inspection information.

It is a schematic diagram which shows the outline | summary of an information processing system. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware group of a terminal device. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware group of information processing apparatus. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of vehicle information DB. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of corresponding | compatible information DB. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of recommendation date DB. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of recommendation information DB. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware group of a server apparatus. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of vehicle inspection information DB. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware group of a WEB server. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware group of an information terminal. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of inspection information DB. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the screen layout of a menu screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of a lane information screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows one structural example of the screen layout of a vehicle number search screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of a medical chart information screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of a history screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of an order receipt screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of a proposal input screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of an inspection input screen. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure of an information processing system. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure of an information processing system. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure of an information processing system. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure of an information processing system. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure of a recommendation information generation process. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure of a recommendation information generation process. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure of a display process. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure of a display process. 6 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of an information processing system according to Embodiment 2. FIG. 6 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware group of an information processing apparatus according to Embodiment 2. FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of merchandise information DB. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of goods recommendation information DB. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of price information DB. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware group of a portable terminal. It is explanatory drawing which shows the record layout of order information DB. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware group of a printer. FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of a menu screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of a vehicle information screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows one structural example of the screen layout of a medical chart detail screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of an inspection information screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of an information screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of an information screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of an information screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of a recommended goods screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of a goods detail screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of 1 structure of the screen layout of a payment screen. 10 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a procedure of the information processing system according to the second embodiment. 10 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a procedure of the information processing system according to the second embodiment. 10 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a procedure of the information processing system according to the second embodiment. FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware group of an information processing device according to a third embodiment.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings according to the first embodiment. In the following description, the top, bottom, left and right in each figure are used.
Embodiment 1
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an outline of an information processing system. The information processing system shown in FIG. 1 includes a terminal device 1, a camera 2, an information processing device 3, a server device 4, a WEB server 5, and an information terminal 6 (information terminal device). The terminal device 1, the information processing device 3, the server device 4, the WEB server 5, and the information terminal 6 are connected to each other via a communication network N such as the Internet, a LAN (Local Area Network), or a mobile phone network.

  The outline of the information processing system will be described below. The camera 2 is an image pickup device for taking an image of a license plate (sign plate) mounted on a vehicle that has entered a refueling office such as a gas station or a service station. For example, a CCD (Charge-coupled device) camera or a CMOS ( Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) camera. There are a plurality of cameras 2, for example, provided in a plurality of lanes for refueling at a refueling station, and at a position where a license plate provided on a bumper or back door of the vehicle can be imaged while the vehicle is parked in the lane. Has been placed. In addition, the lane in this embodiment is not limited to this, and may be a parking lot or an interchange lane. When the vehicle exists in the lane, the camera 2 reads the image of the license plate of the vehicle, and the read image is sent to the terminal device 1 together with lane identification information (lane number) for identifying the lane by FTP (File Transfer Protocol), for example. Send. In this embodiment, the lane identification information is a lane number that is a number for identifying a lane, but is not limited thereto. For example, characters, graphics, symbols, etc. may be used as the lane identification information.

  The terminal device 1 is a computer that performs image analysis, and is, for example, a PC (Personal Computer) or a notebook PC. When the terminal device 1 receives the image transmitted from the camera 2, the terminal device 1 identifies the automobile registration number by analyzing the received image. The automobile registration number means a place name, a classification number, a hiragana or alphabet, and a series designation number displayed on the license plate. The terminal device 1 transmits the specified automobile registration number and lane number to the information processing device 3.

  The information processing device 3 is a computer that transmits vehicle inspection information related to vehicle inspections performed on the vehicle to the server device 4, and is, for example, a server computer or a database (DB) server computer. When the information processing device 3 receives the vehicle registration number from the terminal device 1, the information processing device 3 transmits the vehicle registration number to the server device 4. When the information processing device 3 receives vehicle inspection information related to the vehicle inspection performed on the vehicle from the server device 4, the information processing device 3 transmits the vehicle inspection information to the information processing device 3. The information processing apparatus 3 that has received the vehicle inspection information transmits various information to the information terminal 6.

  The server device 4 is a computer that transmits vehicle inspection information to the information processing device 3, and is, for example, a server computer or a DB server computer. When the server apparatus 4 receives the automobile registration number from the information processing apparatus 3, the server apparatus 4 makes a transmission request for vehicle inspection information to the WEB server 5 based on the automobile registration number. When the server device 4 receives the vehicle inspection information from the WEB server 5, the server device 4 transmits the received vehicle inspection information to the information processing device 3.

  The WEB server 5 is a computer that transmits vehicle inspection information, and is, for example, a server computer or a DB server computer. The WEB server 5 transmits the vehicle inspection information based on the vehicle registration number to the server device 4 when the server device 4 requests transmission of vehicle inspection information based on the vehicle registration number.

  The information terminal 6 is a device that receives various types of information from the information processing device 3, and is, for example, a mobile phone, a smartphone, a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), or the like. The information terminal 6 has a 3 to 4 inch screen. When the information terminal 6 receives various types of information from the information processing apparatus 3, the information terminal 6 displays the various types of information. The screen size is an example and is not limited to this. The information terminal 6 can be used as long as it can be connected to the communication network N.

  Details of the information processing system will be described below. FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware group of the terminal device 1. As illustrated in FIG. 2, the terminal device 1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11, a storage unit 12, and a communication unit 13. The CPU 11 is connected to each part of hardware via a bus. The CPU 11 includes, for example, one or a plurality of CPUs or a multi-core CPU. The CPU 11 controls each part of the hardware according to the control program 12 a stored in the storage unit 12.

  The storage unit 12 includes a ROM (Read Only Memory) and a RAM (Random Access Memory). The ROM is a nonvolatile memory element such as an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM) or a flash memory. The RAM is composed of a volatile memory element such as SRAM (Static Random Access Memory) or DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory). The storage unit 12 stores various data required when the CPU 11 performs processing and a control program 12a executed by the CPU 11.

  The communication unit 13 is, for example, a wireless LAN card or a mobile phone communication module, and receives an image from the camera 2 and transmits a lane number and an automobile registration number to the information processing apparatus 3 via the communication network N. When the CPU 11 receives the image and lane number transmitted from the camera 2 via the communication unit 13, the CPU 11 identifies the vehicle registration number by analyzing the received image according to the control program 12a. Specifically, the CPU 11 analyzes the image by pattern matching, for example, and specifies the automobile registration number. The CPU 11 transmits the lane number and the car registration number to the information processing apparatus 3 via the communication unit 13 by using, for example, text data in CSV (Comma Separated Values) format.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware group of the information processing apparatus 3. As illustrated in FIG. 3, the information processing apparatus 3 includes a CPU 31, a storage unit 32 (product storage unit), a communication unit 33, an input unit 34, a display unit 35, and a time measuring unit 36. The CPU 31 is connected to each part of the hardware via a bus. The storage unit 32 stores various data required when the CPU 31 performs processing, a control program 32a (program) executed by the CPU 31, a vehicle information DB 32b, a correspondence information DB 32c, a recommended date DB 32d, and a recommended information DB 32e. Yes. The communication unit 33 is, for example, a wireless LAN card or a mobile phone communication module, and transmits various information, for example, text data in HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) format to the information terminal 6 via the communication network N by mail. The communication unit 33 may transmit only a part of various information from the information processing device 3. Further, the CPU 31 transmits the automobile registration number to the server device 4 via the communication unit 33 as text data in CSV format.

  The input unit 34 is an input device such as a mouse or a keyboard, and outputs received operation information to the CPU 31. The display unit 35 is a liquid crystal display, an organic EL (Electro Luminescence) display, or the like, and displays various information such as an object or an application on the display screen in accordance with an instruction from the CPU 31. The timer 36 measures the current time, for example, the date and time, and outputs the timing result to the CPU 31 in accordance with the request from the CPU 31. In addition, since the details of each unit are substantially the same as those of the terminal device 1, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the vehicle information DB 32b. Vehicle information DB 32b includes vehicle registration number, lane number, vehicle component status, inspection information including whether or not a vehicle part needs replacement, vehicle information including vehicle inspection information regarding vehicle inspection performed on the vehicle, etc. Is a database that stores Vehicle inspection is an inspection required by the Road Transport Vehicle Law. As shown in FIG. 4, the vehicle information DB 32b includes an automobile registration number column, a vehicle type column, a lane number column, a vehicle inspection date column, a registration date column, a previous visit time column, a previous visit date column, an inspection date column, and a tire front left column. , Tire front left inspection column, message column and recommended proposal column.

  A car registration number is stored in the car registration number column. For example, “Shinagawa 10 1111” is stored in the automobile registration number column. CPU31 receives the automobile registration number transmitted from the terminal device 1 by the communication part 33, and memorize | stores the received automobile registration number in vehicle information DB32b. The vehicle type is stored in the vehicle type column. Lane numbers are stored in the lane number column. CPU31 receives the lane number transmitted from the terminal device 1 by the communication part 33, and memorize | stores the received lane number in vehicle information DB32b.

  The vehicle inspection date column stores the vehicle inspection date indicating the date on which the vehicle performed the vehicle inspection. The registration date column stores a registration date indicating a date when the vehicle is newly registered with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. The CPU 31 receives the vehicle inspection information transmitted from the server device 4 by the communication unit 33, and stores the vehicle inspection date and the registration date included in the received vehicle inspection information in the vehicle information DB 32b.

  The time when the previous vehicle was parked in the lane is stored in the last visit time column. The date of the previous vehicle parked in the lane is stored in the previous visit date column. When the communication unit 33 receives the lane number transmitted from the terminal device 1, the CPU 31 acquires the time and date when the lane number is received from the time measuring unit 36. The CPU 31 stores the acquired time and date in the correspondence information DB 32c. When the vehicle inspection information transmitted from the server device 4 is received by the communication unit 33, the CPU 31 reads the time and date from the correspondence information DB 32c, and stores the read time and date in the vehicle information DB 32b.

  The date of inspecting the vehicle is stored in the inspection date column. When the communication unit 33 receives later-described inspection information from the information terminal 6, the CPU 31 acquires the time and date when the inspection information is received from the time measuring unit 36. The CPU 31 stores the acquired time and date in the correspondence information DB 32c. CPU31 reads the date from corresponding | compatible information DB32c, and memorize | stores the read date in vehicle information DB32b, when the vehicle inspection information transmitted from the server apparatus 4 is received by the communication part 33. FIG.

  The front left tire row stores the state of the front left tire. The state of the front left tire is, for example, “crack” or “wear”. “Crack” means that there is a crack in the front left tire. “Wear” means that there is wear on the left front tire. The tire front left inspection row stores whether or not there is a need to change the tire. For example, “Needs Caution” is stored in the front left tire inspection row. “Attention” means that the tire needs to be replaced. Details of the front left tire row and the front left tire inspection row will be described later. In the vehicle information DB 32b in the present embodiment, tires other than the left front tire are omitted.

  CPU31 memorize | stores inspection information from the time measuring part 36 in corresponding | compatible information DB32c, when the inspection part mentioned later from the information terminal 6 is received by the communication part 33. FIG. When the vehicle inspection information transmitted from the server device 4 is received by the communication unit 33, the CPU 31 reads the inspection information from the correspondence information DB 32c and stores the read inspection information in the vehicle information DB 32b.

  The category suggested for the vehicle is stored in the recommended proposal column. A category means a product or service. For example, oil is stored in the recommended proposal column. The message column stores a category indicating a message for the user who owns the vehicle. For example, “tire discount” is stored in the message string. When the CPU 31 receives the recommended proposal and the message from the information terminal 6 by the communication unit 33, the CPU 31 stores the recommended proposal and the message from the time measuring unit 36 in the correspondence information DB 32c. When the vehicle inspection information transmitted from the server device 4 is received by the communication unit 33, the CPU 31 reads the recommended proposal and the message from the correspondence information DB 32c, and stores the read recommended proposal and the message in the vehicle information DB 32b.

  In addition, the vehicle information DB 32b may include a rank column, a purchase date column, a fueling frequency column, a tire purchase frequency column, and the like. The rank column stores an automobile registration number and a rank specified by a history of purchase of goods or services. The date of purchase of the product or service is stored in the purchase date column. The number of times of refueling is stored in the refueling purchase frequency column. The tire purchase frequency column stores the number of tire purchases.

  FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the correspondence information DB 32c. The correspondence information DB 32c is a database that stores an automobile registration number and a history of purchases of goods or services associated with vehicles. As shown in FIG. 5, the correspondence information DB 32c includes an automobile registration number column, a vehicle type column, a previous visit time column, a previous visit date column, an inspection date column, a tire front left column, a tire front left inspection column, a message column, and a recommendation. Proposal columns etc. are provided. Details of each column of the correspondence information DB 32c are substantially the same as each column of the same name in the vehicle information DB 32b, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the recommended date DB 32d. The recommended date DB 32d is a database in which a category indicating the classification of a product or service is associated with a recommended date indicating a date for recommending purchase of the product or service. As shown in FIG. 5, the recommended date DB 32d includes a category name column and a recommended date column. Categories are stored in the category name column. The recommended date is stored in the recommended date column. The CPU 31 stores the recommended date associated with each category in the recommended date DB 32d in advance.

  FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the recommended information DB 32e. The recommended information DB 32e is a database in which automobile registration numbers are associated with recommended information indicating products or services recommended based on vehicle information. As shown in FIG. 7, the recommendation information DB 32e includes an automobile registration number column, a category name column, a purchase recommendation date column, an NG inspection column, a recommendation proposal column, a message column, a replacement recommendation column, a basic service column, and the like.

  A car registration number is stored in the car registration number column. The CPU 31 refers to the vehicle information DB 32b and stores the automobile registration number in the recommended information DB 32e. Categories are stored in the category name column. For example, oil, battery, tire, tire discount, and the like are stored in the category name column. The CPU 31 refers to the correspondence information DB 32c, and stores the category requiring replacement, the recommendation proposal, the message, the replacement recommendation, and the basic service in the recommended information DB 32e.

  A number based on the recommended date is stored in the recommended purchase date column. The number based on the recommended date is a number indicating the number of months from the current date indicating the current date to the recommended date or the number of months that have elapsed since the recommended date. For example, 1 or 2 is stored in the recommended purchase date column. When the recommended purchase date column is 1, it means that the recommended date is within 30 days. When the recommended purchase date string is 2, it means that the recommended date is within 31 to 60 days. When the recommended purchase date column is +1, it means that 1 to 30 days have passed since the recommended date. The CPU 31 acquires the current date and time when the communication unit 33 receives the automobile registration number from the time measuring unit 36. The CPU 31 counts the number of months from the acquired current date to the recommended date or the number of months from the recommended date to the current date. The CPU 31 stores the counted number of months in the recommended information DB 32e.

  In the NG inspection column, replacement required categories that require replacement are stored. For example, tires are stored in the NG check train. The recommended proposal column stores recommended proposals proposed for the vehicle. A message for the user is stored in the message string. The CPU 31 refers to the correspondence information DB 32c and stores the exchange required category, the recommendation proposal, and the message in the recommendation information DB 32e.

  A replacement recommendation category indicating a product recommended for replacement is stored in the replacement recommendation column. The CPU 31 refers to the recommended date DB 32d and determines whether or not a predetermined number of days have elapsed since the previous inspection date. The predetermined number of days is, for example, a recommended date. When the CPU 31 determines that a predetermined number of days have elapsed from the previous inspection date, the CPU 31 stores the predetermined first category. The predetermined first category is, for example, a category associated with the recommended date. For example, when it is determined that 30 days have passed since the previous inspection date, the CPU 31 stores the oil in the replacement recommendation column, and when it is determined that 60 days have elapsed since the previous inspection date, the CPU 31 stores the tire in the replacement recommendation column. The basic service column stores basic categories indicating basic services. When the CPU 31 determines that a predetermined number of days have passed since the previous inspection date, the CPU 31 stores the predetermined second category in the basic service column of the recommended information DB 32e. The predetermined number of days is, for example, 720 days. The predetermined second category is, for example, vehicle inspection.

  FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a hardware group of the server device 4. As shown in FIG. 8, the server device 4 includes a CPU 41, a storage unit 42, and a communication unit 43. The CPU 41 is connected to each part of hardware via a bus. The storage unit 42 stores various data required when the CPU 41 performs processing, a control program 42a executed by the CPU 41, and a vehicle information DB 42b. The communication unit 43 is, for example, a wireless LAN card or a mobile phone communication module, and transmits and receives information to and from the information processing apparatus 3 and the WEB server 5 via the communication network N.

  FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the vehicle inspection information DB 42b. The vehicle inspection information DB 42b is a database that stores the vehicle registration number in association with the vehicle type, vehicle inspection date, and the like. As shown in FIG. 9, the vehicle inspection information DB 42b includes an automobile registration number column, a vehicle type column, a vehicle inspection date column, a registration date column, and the like. Details of each column of the vehicle inspection information DB 42b are substantially the same as each column of the same name in the vehicle information DB 32b, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.

  In addition, the vehicle inspection information DB 42b may include a model column, an engine column, and a year column. The model column stores the model of the vehicle. The engine type is stored in the engine column. The date of manufacture of the vehicle is stored in the year column.

  FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a hardware group of the WEB server 5. As shown in FIG. 10, the WEB server 5 includes a CPU 51, a storage unit 52, and a communication unit 53. The CPU 51 is connected to each part of the hardware via a bus. The storage unit 52 stores various data required when the CPU 51 performs processing, a control program 52a executed by the CPU 51, and a vehicle inspection information DB 52b. The communication unit 53 is, for example, a wireless LAN card or a mobile phone communication module, and transmits / receives information to / from the server device 4 via the communication network N. When there is a request for transmission of vehicle inspection information from the server device 4, the WEB server 5 transmits vehicle inspection information to the server device 4 using, for example, text data in CSV format.

  Since details of each column of the vehicle inspection information DB 52b are substantially the same as the vehicle inspection information DB 42b, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a hardware group of the information terminal 6. As shown in FIG. 11, the information terminal 6 includes a CPU 61, a storage unit 62, a communication unit 63, an input unit 64, a display unit 65 (information display unit), and a timer unit 66. The CPU 61 is connected to each part of the hardware via a bus. The storage unit 62 stores various data required when the CPU 61 performs processing, a control program 62a executed by the CPU 61, a vehicle information DB 62b, a recommended information DB 62c, and an inspection information DB 62d. The communication unit 63 is, for example, a wireless LAN card or a mobile phone communication module, and transmits / receives information to / from the information processing apparatus 3 via the communication network N. The communication unit 63 receives vehicle information and recommendation information from the information processing device 3 as HTML-format text data. The CPU 61 stores the vehicle information and recommended information received by the communication unit 63 in the vehicle information DB 62b and the recommended information DB 62c. When the CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b and the recommended information DB 62c, the CPU 61 may make a transmission request to the information processing device 3 every time and receive the vehicle information and recommended information from the information processing device 3. The communication unit 63 may receive only a part of the vehicle information and the recommended information from the information processing device 3.

  The display unit 65 is a liquid crystal display, an organic EL display, or the like, and displays various information such as objects or applications on the display screen in accordance with instructions from the CPU 61.

  The input unit 64 is an input device such as a touch panel, a mouse, or a keyboard, and outputs received operation information to the CPU 61. The touch panel is provided so as to cover the display screen of the display unit 65. For example, the touch panel receives a position designation on the display screen of the display unit 65 by a touch operation of a user's fingertip such as a tap, flick, or swipe. The touch panel detects the coordinates on the display screen of the contact point touched by the user's fingertip, and outputs information on the touch operation performed by the user to the CPU 61 together with the detected coordinates. In addition, since the details of each unit are substantially the same as those of the terminal device 1, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the inspection information DB 62d. The inspection information DB 62d is a database that stores inspection information including the state of vehicle parts, whether or not a vehicle part requires replacement, and the like. As shown in FIG. 12, the inspection information DB 62d includes an automobile registration number row, a front left tire row, a front left tire inspection row, and the like. The left front row of tires stores the state of the tire on the left front side of the tire. The tire front left check row stores whether or not the tire requires replacement.

  The inspection information DB 62d may include a tire rear left column, a tire front right column, a tire rear right column, an oil column, an oil inspection column, a battery column, or a battery inspection. In the tire rear left column, the state of the tire on the left rear side of the tire is stored. The state of the front right tire is stored in the right front column of the tire. The state of the tire on the right rear side of the tire is stored in the right rear column of the tire. The oil row stores the state of oil. The oil check row stores whether or not the oil requires replacement. The battery row stores the state of the battery. The battery check row stores whether or not the battery needs replacement.

  Since the details of each column of the vehicle information DB 62b and the recommended information DB 62c are substantially the same as the vehicle information DB 32b and the recommended information DB 32e, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the menu screen 600. The menu screen 600 is a screen for switching various screens output to the display unit 65. As shown in FIG. 13, the menu screen 600 includes a rectangular lane information button 601 at the top. The menu screen 600 includes a rectangular car number search button 602 below the lane information button 601. The menu screen 600 includes a rectangular store visit history button 603 below the car number search button 602. The menu screen 600 includes a rectangular proposal input button 604 below the store visit history button 603.

  When the lane information button 601 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays a lane information screen 610 shown in FIG. When the vehicle number search button 602 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays a vehicle number search screen 620 shown in FIG. When the store visit history button 603 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays a history screen 630 shown in FIG. When the proposal input button 604 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays an order receiving screen 640 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the lane information screen 610. The lane information screen 610 is a screen that displays a list of vehicle information and recommended information. As shown in FIG. 14, the lane information screen 610 includes a rectangular provision screen 611 at the center.

  The providing screen 611 includes an information display 619 that displays vehicle information and recommended information. The information display 619 includes information display lines 61a to 61e in order from the top. The provision screen 611 includes a lane number column 615 at the left end of the information displays 61a to 61e. The provision screen 611 includes an automobile identification information field 616 at the upper right side of the lane number field 615. The provision screen 611 includes a vehicle type 617 at the bottom of the vehicle identification information field 616. The provision screen 611 includes a rectangular category field 618 at the right end of the information display 619. The lane information screen 610 includes a rectangular vehicle number search button 612 on the upper right side of the provision screen 611. The lane information screen 610 includes a rectangular back button 613 on the lower left side of the provision screen 611. The lane information screen 610 includes a rectangular HOME button 614 on the lower right side of the provision screen 611.

  Specific processing of the CPU 61 on the provision screen 611 is as follows. The CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b and the recommended information DB 62c. The CPU 61 determines whether vehicle information is stored in the vehicle information DB 62b. Specifically, the CPU 61 determines whether or not a vehicle type is stored in the vehicle type column of the vehicle information DB 62b. When the CPU 61 determines that the vehicle information is not stored, the CPU 61 displays “new” in the category column 618. When it is determined that the vehicle information is stored, the CPU 61 determines whether the category stored in the recommended information DB 62c is a message. Specifically, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the category stored in the recommended information DB 62c is stored in the message string. When the CPU 61 determines that the category stored in the recommended information DB 62c is a message, the CPU 61 displays a predetermined first color (for example, black) on the background of the category column 618. The CPU 61 may display a predetermined first pattern (for example, a striped pattern) on the background. The CPU 61 displays the category stored in the message string in the category column 618.

  When determining that the category is not a message, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the category stored in the recommended information DB 62c is a replacement required category. Specifically, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the category stored in the recommended information DB 62c is stored in the NG check column. When the CPU 61 determines that the category stored in the recommended information DB 62c is a replacement required category, the CPU 61 displays a predetermined second color (for example, red) on the background of the category column 618. Note that the CPU 61 may display a predetermined second pattern (for example, a polka dot pattern) on the background. The CPU 61 displays the category stored in the NG check column in the category column 618.

  If the category is not a replacement required category, the CPU 61 determines whether the category stored in the recommended information DB 62c is a recommended proposal. Specifically, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the category stored in the recommended information DB 62c is stored in the recommended proposal column. When the category is the recommended proposal, the CPU 61 displays a predetermined third color (for example, yellow) on the background of the category column 618. Note that the CPU 61 may display a predetermined third pattern (for example, a hatched pattern) on the background. The CPU 61 displays the category stored in the recommended proposal column in the category column 618.

  When the category is not a recommended proposal, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the category stored in the recommended information DB 62c is a replacement recommended category. Specifically, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the category stored in the recommendation information DB 62c is stored in the replacement recommendation column. When the category is the recommended replacement category, the CPU 61 displays a predetermined fourth color (for example, green) on the background of the category column 618. Note that the CPU 61 may display a predetermined fourth pattern (for example, a checkered pattern) on the background. The CPU 61 displays the categories stored in the replacement recommendation column in the category column 618.

  When the category is not the recommended replacement category, the CPU 61 displays a predetermined fifth color (for example, blue) on the background of the category column 618. Note that the CPU 61 may display a predetermined fifth pattern (for example, a dot pattern) on the background. The CPU 61 displays the basic category stored in the basic service column in the category column 618.

  The CPU 61 determines whether or not there are a plurality of categories in the category name column of the recommended information DB 62c. When the CPU 61 determines that there are a plurality of categories, the CPU 61 displays a predetermined graphic (for example, ★) to the left of the category displayed in the category column 618. The CPU 61 displays a number based on the recommended date to the right of the category displayed in the category column 618.

  The CPU 61 acquires the current date from the time measuring unit 66 and counts the number of months from the check date to the acquired current date. Note that the CPU 61 may count the number of months from the check date to the current date acquired by acquiring the current date output by the time measuring unit 36. The CPU 61 displays the counted number of months to the right of the recommended date. The CPU 61 displays a lane number column 615 at the left end of the information display 619 on the provision screen 611. The CPU 61 displays the vehicle identification information in the vehicle identification information column 616. The vehicle identification information is a vehicle registration number or a part of the vehicle registration number. The CPU 61 displays, for example, “Shinagawa 10 1111” or “1111” in the automobile identification information column 616. The CPU 61 displays the vehicle type on the vehicle type 617.

  The specific processing of the CPU 61 in the information display 61a is as follows. In FIG. 14, the current date is “2013/8/10”. The CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b and the recommended information DB 62c. The CPU 61 determines that the vehicle information is stored. Since “tire” is stored in the NG check column of the recommended information DB 62c, the CPU 61 displays a predetermined second color on the background of the category column 618. The CPU 61 displays “tire” in the category column 618. The CPU 61 displays “2” as a recommended date to the right of “tire”. The CPU 61 acquires the current date “2013/8/10” from the time measuring unit 66 and counts the number of months from the previous check date “2013/6/10” to the current date “2013/8/10” acquired. The CPU 61 displays the number of months “2” counted to the right of the recommended date “2”.

  The CPU 61 displays “1” as the lane number at the left end of the information display 61a. The display of “1” means that the vehicle is currently parked in the “1” lane. The CPU 61 displays “Shinagawa 10 1111” on the upper right side of the lane number “1”. The display of “Shinagawa 10 1111” means that the vehicle having the vehicle identification information “Shinagawa 10 1111” is currently parked. The CPU 61 displays “Car A” below “Shinagawa 10 1111”. The display of “Car A” means that the vehicle whose current vehicle type is “Car A” is parked.

  The specific processing of the CPU 61 in the information display 61b is as follows. The vehicle information DB 62b and the recommended information DB 62c are referred to. The CPU 61 determines that the vehicle information is stored. The CPU 61 displays “predetermined third color” in the background of the category column 618 because “oil” is stored in the recommendation proposal column of the recommendation information DB 62c. The CPU 61 determines that there are a plurality of categories, and displays a predetermined figure to the left of “oil”.

  The CPU 61 displays “1” as a number based on the recommended date to the right of “oil”. The CPU 61 counts the number of months from the previous inspection date “2013/3/10” to the current date “2013/8/10”, and calculates “5”, which is the number of months counted to the right of “1”, which is the recommended date. indicate.

  The CPU 61 displays “2” as the lane number at the left end of the information display 61b. The indication “2” means that the vehicle is currently parked in the “2” lane. The CPU 61 displays “Shinagawa 10 1112” on the upper right side of the lane number “2”. The display of “Shinagawa 10 1111” means that the vehicle having the vehicle identification information of “Shinagawa 10 1111” is currently parked. The CPU 61 displays “Car B” below “Shinagawa 10 1112”. The display of “Car B” means that the vehicle whose current vehicle type is “Car B” is parked.

  The specific processing of the CPU 61 in the information display 61c is as follows. The vehicle information DB 62b and the recommended information DB 62c are referred to. The CPU 61 determines that vehicle information is not stored. The CPU 61 displays “new” in the category column 618.

  The CPU 61 displays “3” as the lane number at the left end of the information display 61c. This means that the vehicle is currently parked in the lane having the lane number “3”. The CPU 61 displays “Shinagawa 10a 1113” on the upper right side of the lane number “3”. It means that the vehicle having the vehicle identification information of “Shinagawa 10a1113” is currently parked.

  Note that the processing from 61d to 61e is substantially the same as 61a, and thus the description thereof is omitted.

  When any one of the information displays 619 on the provision screen 611 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays a medical record information screen corresponding to the vehicle information and recommended information displayed on the information display 619 on the display unit 65. Details of the chart information screen will be described later. When the vehicle number search button 612 is tapped, a vehicle number search screen 620 shown in FIG. 15 is displayed on the display unit 65. When the return button 613 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays the previously output screen on the display unit 65. When the HOME button 614 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays the menu screen 600 on the display unit 65.

  In addition, the category which CPU61 in this Embodiment displays on the category column 618 is not restricted to this, You may display another category. The order of determining whether the category of the CPU 61 is stored in each column of the recommended information DB 32e is arbitrary. For example, the CPU 61 may determine whether or not the category is stored in the basic service sequence before determining whether or not the category is stored in the message sequence.

  FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the car number search screen 620. The car number search screen 620 is a screen for searching for a car registration number. As shown in FIG. 15, the vehicle number search screen 620 includes a rectangular search result screen 626 in the center. The vehicle number search screen 620 includes a rectangular search entry field 622 on the upper left side of the provision screen 611 and a rectangular search button 623 on the upper right side of the provision screen 611. The vehicle number search screen 620 includes a search entry field 622 and a lane information button 621 on the upper left side of the search button 623. The car number search screen 620 includes a car number entry field 624 in the lower center of the provision screen 611 and a registration button 625 on the lower right side of the provision screen 611. In addition, since the details of each part are substantially the same as the lane information screen 610, detailed description is omitted.

  When the lane information button 621 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays a lane information screen 610 on the display unit 65. When the search entry field 622 is tapped, the CPU 61 places the search entry field 622 into the input acceptance state and accepts the input of the number. When the search button 623 is tapped after the number is entered in the search entry field 622, the CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b and the recommended information DB 62c, and makes a plurality of correspondence with the vehicle registration number that matches the entered number. A list of vehicle information and recommended information is displayed on the search result screen 626. Specifically, the CPU 61 displays a configuration substantially similar to the provision screen 611 excluding the lane number column 615 on the search result screen 626.

  When the vehicle number entry column 624 is tapped, the CPU 61 places the vehicle number entry column 624 in the input acceptance state and accepts the input of the automobile registration number. When the registration button 625 is tapped after the automobile registration number is entered in the car number entry field 624, the CPU 61 transmits the entered automobile registration number to the information processing device 3 via the communication unit 63. When the vehicle registration number is received, the CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 transmits the vehicle registration number to the server device 4. The CPU 41 of the server device 4 transmits vehicle inspection information based on the automobile registration number. When receiving the vehicle inspection information transmitted from the server device 4, the CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 generates vehicle information based on the lane number and the vehicle inspection information. In addition, since the details of each part are substantially the same as the lane information screen 610, detailed description is omitted.

  FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the medical chart information screen 650. The medical record information screen 650 is a screen for displaying vehicle information and recommended information. As shown in FIG. 16, the chart information screen 650 includes a rectangular vehicle information screen 651 in the center.

  The vehicle information screen 651 includes automobile identification information 653 at the upper end. The vehicle information screen 651 includes a vehicle type 654 on the lower left side of the vehicle identification information 653. The vehicle information screen 651 includes a vehicle type 654 on the lower left side of the vehicle identification information 653. The vehicle information screen 651 includes a vehicle age 655 indicating the date from the registration date to the present on the right side of the vehicle type 654. The vehicle information screen 651 includes a vehicle inspection expiration date 656 indicating the vehicle inspection expiration date below the vehicle type 654 and the vehicle age 655. The vehicle information screen 651 includes a month number 657 below the vehicle inspection expiration date 656.

  The chart information screen 650 includes a proposal screen 652 for displaying recommended information at the bottom of the vehicle information screen 651. A safety check button 658 is provided on the upper right of the vehicle information screen 651. Since other details are substantially the same as the lane information screen 610, detailed description is omitted.

  The CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b and the recommended information DB 62c. The CPU 61 displays the vehicle identification information in the vehicle identification information 653. The CPU 61 displays the vehicle type on the vehicle type 654. The CPU 61 acquires the current date from the time measuring unit 66, and counts the vehicle age that indicates the date from the registration date to the current date. The CPU 61 displays the counted vehicle age in the vehicle age 655. The CPU 61 counts the vehicle inspection expiration date indicating the date obtained by adding two years to the vehicle inspection date. The CPU 61 displays the counted vehicle inspection expiration date as the vehicle inspection expiration date 656. The CPU 61 obtains the current date from the timer 66 and counts from the inspection date to the current date. The CPU 61 displays the counted number of months as the number of months 657.

  The CPU 61 replaces the vehicle battery at the lower left side, lower center, and lower right side of the vehicle inspection expiry date 656, indicating the number of times the vehicle has been oiled, the number of times the vehicle has been replaced, the number of times the vehicle has been replaced, and the vehicle battery. You may display the battery replacement frequency which shows the frequency | count of having performed.

  The CPU 61 displays a list of categories on the proposal screen 652. Specifically, the CPU 61 displays the category on the left side of each row of the proposal screen 652. The CPU 61 displays the recommended date on the right side of the category.

  The specific processing of the CPU 61 on the chart information screen 650 is as follows. In FIG. 16, the medical record information screen 650 displays vehicle information and recommended information associated with the vehicle identification information of “Shinagawa 10 1111”. The CPU 61 displays “Shinagawa 10 1112” at the upper end of the vehicle information screen 651. The CPU 61 displays “Car B” on the lower left side of “Shinagawa 10 1111”. The CPU 61 obtains the current date “2013/8/10” from the time measuring unit 66 and counts the vehicle age from the registration date “2010/4/10” to the current date “2013/8/10”. The CPU 61 displays “3 years and 4 months”, which is the counted vehicle age, to the right of “Car B”. The CPU 61 adds 2 years to the vehicle inspection date “2013/4/10” and displays “2015/4/10”, which is the vehicle inspection expiration date, below “Car B” and “3 years 4 months”. The CPU 61 displays “5 months”, which is the number of months from the previous inspection date “2013/3/10” to the current date “2013/8/10”, below “2015/4/10”.

  The CPU 61 displays “oil” on the left side of the upper end of the proposal screen 652 and “1” that is a recommended date on the right side of “oil”. The CPU 61 displays “Battery” under “Oil”, and displays “2” as the recommended date on the right side of “Battery”.

  When the safety check button 659 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays the check input screen 680 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the history screen 630. The history screen 630 is a screen for displaying the previous visit time. As shown in FIG. 17, the chart information screen 650 includes a rectangular correspondence information screen 631 at the center. The correspondence information screen 631 includes an information display 635 for displaying vehicle information. The information display 635 includes 63a to 63c in order from the top. The correspondence information screen 631 includes a store visit time column 632 on the left side. The correspondence information screen 631 includes a lane number column 633 on the right side of the store visit time 632. The CPU 61 includes a vehicle information field 634 at the upper right side of the lane number field 633.

  The CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b. The CPU 61 displays the previous visit time in the visit time column 632. The CPU 61 displays the lane number in the lane number column 633. The CPU 61 displays the vehicle identification information at the top of the vehicle information column 634 and displays the vehicle type at the bottom of the vehicle information column 634.

  When the information display 635 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays a medical record information screen 650 associated with the vehicle information in the information display 635 on the display unit 65. In addition, since the details of each part are substantially the same as the lane information screen 610, detailed description is omitted.

  The specific processing of the CPU 61 in the information display 63a is as follows. The CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b. The CPU 61 displays “12:30” in the store visit time column 632. The CPU 61 displays “1” in the lane number column 633. The CPU 61 displays “Shinagawa 10 1111” at the top of the vehicle information column 634 and displays “Car A” at the bottom of the vehicle information column 634.

  In addition, since the process of CPU61 in the information displays 63b-63c is substantially the same as 63a, description is abbreviate | omitted.

  FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the order receiving screen 640. The order screen 640 is a screen for displaying vehicle information. As shown in FIG. 18, the order receiving screen 640 includes a rectangular order receiving information screen 641 at the center. The order information screen 641 includes an information display 644 for displaying vehicle information. The information display 644 includes rows of information displays 64a to 64c in order from the top. The order information screen 641 has a store visit time column 642 on the left side. The order information screen 641 includes a vehicle information column 643 on the right side of the store visit time 642.

  The CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b. The CPU 61 displays the previous visit time in the visit time column 642. The CPU 61 displays the vehicle identification information at the upper part of the vehicle information column 643 and the vehicle type at the lower part of the vehicle information column 643.

  When the information display 644 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays a proposal input screen 660 associated with the vehicle information in the information display 644 on the display unit 65. In addition, since the details of each part are substantially the same as the lane information screen 610, detailed description is omitted.

  The specific processing of the CPU 61 in the information display 64a is as follows. The CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b. The CPU 61 displays “12:30” in the store visit time column 632. The CPU 61 displays “1” in the lane number column 633. The CPU 61 displays “Shinagawa 10 1111” at the top of the vehicle information column 634 and displays “Car A” at the bottom of the vehicle information column 634.

  In addition, since the process of CPU61 in the information displays 64b-64c is substantially the same as 64a, description is abbreviate | omitted.

  FIG. 19 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the proposal input screen 660. The proposal input screen 660 is a screen for inputting a recommended proposal and a message. As shown in FIG. 19, the proposal input screen 660 includes a rectangular proposal screen 661 in the center. The proposal input screen 660 includes a proposal button 667 on the upper left side. The proposal screen 661 includes a car wash button 662 on the upper left side and a car care button 663 on the upper right side. The proposal screen 661 includes a proposal input field 664 below the car wash button 662 and the car care button 663. The proposal screen 661 includes an add button 665 on the lower left side of the proposal input field 664. The proposal screen 661 includes a message field 666 below the add button 665.

  When the car wash button 662 is tapped, the CPU 61 inputs the car wash into the service input field 664. When the car care button 663 is tapped, the CPU 61 displays a list of recommended proposals (not shown) stored in the storage unit 62 in advance. When the displayed recommended proposal is tapped, the CPU 61 inputs the tapped recommended proposal into the proposal input field 664. When the proposal input field 664 is tapped, the CPU 61 receives an input of a recommended proposal. When the message column 666 is tapped, the CPU 61 receives a message input.

  When the add button 665 is tapped, the CPU 61 increases the proposal input field 664 displayed on the proposal screen 661. When the proposal button 667 is tapped, the CPU 61 transmits the recommended proposal input in the proposal input field 664 and the message input in the message field 666 to the information processing apparatus 3. The CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 stores the received recommendation proposal in the vehicle information DB 32b.

  FIG. 20 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the inspection input screen 680. The inspection input screen 680 is a screen for inputting inspection information. As shown in FIG. 20, the inspection input screen 680 includes a rectangular inspection screen 681 at the center. The inspection input screen 680 includes an inspection button 683 at the upper left end of the inspection screen 681.

  When the inspection screen 681 is swiped up and down, the CPU 61 changes the type of the inspection location to be input. The type of inspection location is, for example, tire inspection or engine inspection. In the present embodiment, tire inspection will be described as an example.

  When the tire inspection is displayed on the inspection screen 681, the CPU 61 displays a message indicating the location of the tire on the left side of the central portion of the inspection screen 681. The message is, for example, “tire front left”. The CPU 61 displays various status buttons indicating the tire status on the right side of the message. The status button is, for example, a turtle, a mam, a loss, an OK, or a warning. The turtle shows that the tire is cracked. Ma indicates that the tire has friction. Loss indicates that the tire is damaged. OK indicates that the tire does not require replacement. Cautions indicate that the tire needs replacement.

  When each state button is tapped, the CPU 61 stores the inspection information in the inspection information DB 62d. When the inspection button 683 is tapped, the CPU 61 acquires the current date as the inspection date from the time measuring unit 66, and transmits the inspection information stored in the inspection information DB 62d and the acquired inspection date to the information processing device 3. The CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 stores the received inspection information and inspection date in the correspondence information DB 32c.

  The specific processing of the CPU 61 in the inspection input screen 680 is as follows. When the “turtle” state button is tapped, the CPU 61 stores “crack” in the left column before the tire in the inspection information DB 62d. When the “Caution” state button is tapped, the CPU 61 stores “Caution” in the tire inspection column of the inspection information DB 62d. When the inspection button 683 is tapped, the CPU 61 stores “crack” in the left front column of the tire in the inspection information DB 62d, and stores “caution” in the front left tire inspection column. The CPU 61 transmits the inspection information stored in the inspection information DB 62d to the information processing device 3. The CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 that has received the inspection information stores the inspection information in the correspondence information DB 32c.

  21, FIG. 22, FIG. 23, and FIG. 24 are flowcharts showing an example of the procedure of the information processing system. The CPU 11 determines whether the lane number and the image are received from the camera 2 by the communication unit 13 (step S1). When the CPU 11 determines that the lane number and the image are not received from the camera 2 by the communication unit 13 (S1: NO), the CPU 11 waits until the lane number and the image are received.

  When the CPU 11 determines that the lane number and the image are received from the camera 2 by the communication unit 13 (S1: YES), the CPU 11 identifies the vehicle registration number by analyzing the received image (step S2). The CPU 11 transmits the received lane number and the specified automobile registration number to the information processing device 3 through the communication unit 13 (step S3).

  The CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 receives the lane number and the car registration number transmitted from the camera 2 by the communication unit 33 (step S4). The CPU 31 refers to the vehicle information DB 32b (step S5). CPU31 determines whether the vehicle registration number received by the communication part 33 is memorize | stored in vehicle information DB32b (step S6).

  When the CPU 31 determines that the received automobile registration number is stored in the vehicle information DB 32b (S6: NO), the CPU 31 refers to the correspondence information DB 32c (step S7). CPU31 produces | generates vehicle information based on correspondence information (step S8). When the CPU 31 determines that the received automobile registration number is not stored in the vehicle information DB 32b (S6: YES), the CPU 31 transmits the automobile registration number to the server device 4 via the communication unit 33 (step S9).

  The CPU 41 of the server device 4 receives the automobile registration number by the communication unit 43 (step S10). The CPU 41 requests the WEB server 5 to transmit vehicle inspection information through the communication unit 43 based on the automobile registration number (step S11).

  The CPU 51 of the WEB server 5 receives the vehicle inspection information transmission request to the communication unit 53 (step S12). CPU51 transmits vehicle inspection information by the communication part 53 (step S13).

  The CPU 41 of the server device 4 receives the vehicle inspection information by the communication unit 43 (step S14). The CPU 41 stores the vehicle inspection information in the vehicle inspection information DB 42b (step S15). CPU41 transmits vehicle inspection information by the communication part 43 (step S16).

  The CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 receives the vehicle inspection information by the communication unit 33 (step S17). CPU31 produces | generates vehicle information based on a lane number and vehicle inspection information (step S18). CPU31 memorize | stores vehicle information in vehicle information DB32b (step S19). The CPU 31 performs recommended information generation processing (step S20).

  25 and 26 are flowcharts showing an example of a procedure of recommended information generation processing. The CPU 31 refers to the vehicle information DB 32b (step S50). CPU31 determines whether vehicle information is memorize | stored in vehicle information DB32b (step S51). Specifically, the CPU 31 determines whether or not the vehicle type is stored in the vehicle information DB 32b. When CPU31 determines with vehicle information not being memorize | stored in vehicle information DB32b (S51: NO), a recommendation information generation process is complete | finished and a process is moved to S22.

  When it is determined that the vehicle information is stored in the vehicle information DB 32b (S51: YES), the CPU 31 refers to the inspection information and determines whether there is a vehicle part that requires replacement (step S52). If the CPU 31 determines that there are no vehicle parts that require replacement (S52: NO), it moves the process to S54.

  If the CPU 31 determines that there is a vehicle part that requires replacement (S52: YES), it stores the replacement-required category in the NG check column of the recommended information DB 32e (step S53). The replacement required category is, for example, a tire when the inspection information is the front left of the tire. After executing S52 or S53, the CPU 31 determines whether or not a message is stored in the correspondence information DB 32c (step S54). If the CPU 31 determines that no message is stored in the vehicle information DB 32b (S54: NO), the process proceeds to S56.

  If the CPU 31 determines that a message is stored (S54: YES), it stores the message in the message string of the recommended information DB 32e (step S55). After executing S54 or S55, the CPU 31 determines whether or not the recommended proposal is stored in the correspondence information DB 32c (step S56). If the CPU 31 determines that the recommended proposal is not stored (S56: NO), it moves the process to S58.

  When it is determined that the recommended proposal is stored (S56: YES), the CPU 31 stores the recommended proposal in the recommended proposal column of the recommended information DB 32e (step S57). After executing S56 or S57, the CPU 31 determines whether or not a predetermined number of days have passed since the previous inspection date (step S58). The predetermined number of days is, for example, a recommended date.

  If the CPU 31 determines that the predetermined number of days has not elapsed since the previous inspection date (S58: NO), it moves the process to S60. If the CPU 31 determines that a predetermined number of days have passed since the previous inspection date (S58: YES), the CPU 31 stores the predetermined first category in the recommended replacement column of the recommended information DB 32e (step S59). The predetermined first category is, for example, a category associated with the recommended date.

  After executing S58 or S59, the CPU 31 determines whether or not a predetermined number of days have passed since the previous inspection date (step S60). The predetermined number of days is, for example, 720 days. If the CPU 31 determines that a predetermined number of days have passed since the previous inspection date (S60: YES), the CPU 31 stores the predetermined second category in the basic service column of the recommended information DB 32e (step S61). The predetermined second category is, for example, vehicle inspection. When the CPU 31 determines that a predetermined number of days have elapsed from the previous inspection date (S60: NO), the CPU 31 shifts the processing to S62.

  After executing S60 or S61, the CPU 31 refers to the recommended date DB 32e (step S62). The CPU 31 acquires the current date from the time measuring unit 66, and counts the number of months from the current date to the recommended date or the number of months from the recommended date to the current date for each category (step S63). CPU31 memorize | stores the number based on a recommendation date for every category in recommendation information DB32e (step S64). Thereafter, the CPU 31 ends the recommended information generation process and moves the process to S22.

  Moving to FIG. 23, the CPU 31 transmits vehicle information and recommended information to the information terminal 6 through the communication unit 33 (step S21).

  The CPU 61 of the information terminal 6 receives vehicle information and recommendation information by the communication unit 63 (step S22). CPU61 memorize | stores vehicle information and recommendation information in the vehicle information 62b (step S23). The CPU 61 determines whether or not the lane information button has been tapped (step S24). If the CPU 61 determines that the lane information button has not been tapped (S24: NO), the process proceeds to S25. If the CPU 61 determines that the lane information button has been tapped (S24: YES), it performs a lane information screen display process (step S25).

  27 and 28 are flowcharts showing an example of the procedure of the display process. The CPU 61 refers to the vehicle information DB 62b (step S70). CPU61 determines whether vehicle information is memorize | stored in vehicle information DB62b (step S71). When it is determined that the vehicle information is not stored in the vehicle information DB 62b (S71: NO), the CPU 61 displays “new” at the right end of the information display 619 of the provision screen 611 (step S86).

  When it is determined that the vehicle information is stored in the vehicle information DB 62b (S71: YES), the CPU 61 determines whether a category is stored in the message string (step S72). When the category is stored in the message string (S72: YES), the CPU 61 displays the predetermined first color on the background of the category column 618 (step S73). The CPU 61 displays the category stored in the message string in the category column 618 (step S74). When the category is not stored in the message string (S72: NO), the CPU 61 determines whether or not the category is stored in the NG check string (step S75). When the category is stored in the NG check column (S75: YES), the CPU 61 displays the predetermined second color on the background of the category column 618 (step S76). The CPU 61 displays the category stored in the NG check column in the category column 618 (step S77).

  The CPU 61 determines whether or not a category is stored in the recommended proposal column (step S78). When the category is stored in the recommended proposal column (S78: YES), the CPU 61 displays a predetermined third color on the background of the category column 618 (step S79). The CPU 61 displays the category name stored in the recommended proposal column in the category column 618 (step S80). If the category is not stored in the recommended proposal column (S78: NO), the CPU 61 determines whether it is stored in the replacement recommendation column (step S81). When the CPU 61 determines that the category is stored in the replacement recommendation column (S81: YES), the CPU 61 displays a predetermined fourth color on the background of the category column 618 (step S82). The CPU 61 displays the category stored in the replacement recommendation column in the category column 618 (step S83). When the category is not stored in the replacement recommendation column (S81: NO), the CPU 61 displays a predetermined fifth color on the background of the category column 618 (step S84). The CPU 61 displays the categories stored in the basic service column in the category column 618 (step 85).

  The CPU 61 determines whether or not there are a plurality of categories stored in the category name string of the vehicle information DB 62b (step S87). When the CPU 61 determines that there are a plurality of categories in the vehicle information DB 62b (S87: YES), the CPU 61 displays a predetermined graphic on the left of the category (step S88).

  The CPU 61 acquires the current date from the time measuring unit 66, and counts the number of months from the check date to the acquired current date (step S89). The CPU 61 displays the recommended date to the right of the category, and displays the counted number of months to the right of the recommended date (step S90). The CPU 61 displays the lane number, the car registration number, and the car type in association with each other on the provision screen 611 (step S91), and moves the process to S25. Specifically, the CPU 61 displays a lane number at the left end of the information display 619 on the provision screen 611, and displays an automobile identification information column 616 at the upper right side of the lane number column 615. The CPU 61 displays the vehicle type 617 at the bottom of the vehicle identification information field 616, and moves the process to S26.

  Returning to FIG. 23, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the vehicle number search button 602 has been tapped (step S26). If the CPU 61 determines that the vehicle number search button 602 has not been tapped (S26: NO), the process proceeds to S30. When the CPU 61 determines that the car number search button 602 has been tapped (S26: YES), it accepts an input of the car registration number in the car number entry field 624 (step S27).

  The CPU 61 transmits the input automobile registration number to the information processing apparatus 3 through the communication unit 63 (step S28). The CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 receives the automobile registration number transmitted by the communication unit 63 by the communication unit 33 (step S29), and moves the process to S10. On the other hand, CPU61 which finished the process of step S29 receives selection of vehicle information on the vehicle number search screen 620 or the lane information screen 610 (step S30).

  The CPU 61 determines whether the proposal button 667 has been tapped (step S31). If the CPU 61 determines that the proposal button 667 has not been tapped (S31: NO), it moves the process to S37. If the CPU 61 determines that the proposal button has been tapped (S31: YES), it determines whether the safety check button 658 has been tapped (step S32). If the CPU 61 determines that the safety check button 658 has not been tapped (S32: NO), the process proceeds to S37.

  When it is determined that the safety check button 658 has been tapped (S32: YES), the CPU 61 accepts input of check information in the vehicle information selected on the check screen 681 (step S33). The CPU 61 acquires the current date as the inspection date from the time measuring unit 66, and transmits the input inspection information and the acquired inspection date to the information processing apparatus 3 through the communication unit 63 (step S34). The CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 receives the inspection information and inspection date transmitted by the communication unit 63 by the communication unit 33 (step S35). The CPU 31 stores the inspection information and the inspection date in the correspondence information DB 32c (step S36), and ends the process. On the other hand, after completing the process in step S34, the CPU 61 moves the process to S37.

  CPU61 receives selection of vehicles (Step S37). The CPU 61 determines whether or not the proposal input button 604 has been tapped (step S38). If the CPU 61 determines that the proposal input button 604 has not been tapped (S38: NO), the process is terminated.

  If the CPU 61 determines that the proposal input button 604 has been tapped (S38: YES), it accepts an input of a recommended proposal (step S39). The CPU 61 receives a message input (step S40). The CPU 61 transmits the input message and the recommended proposal to the information processing apparatus 3 through the communication unit 33 (step S41). The CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 receives the message and the recommendation proposal at the communication unit 36 (step S42). The CPU 31 stores the message and the recommended proposal in the correspondence information DB 32c (step S43), and ends the process. On the other hand, CPU61 which finished the process of step S40 complete | finishes a process.

  When the vehicle registration number received by the communication unit 33 is not stored in the vehicle information DB 32b, the CPU 31 acquires vehicle inspection information based on the transmitted vehicle registration number, and generates vehicle information based on the acquired lane number and vehicle inspection information. Then, the generated vehicle information is transmitted to the information terminal 4. For this reason, even if it is a vehicle which newly images a license plate, vehicle information can be transmitted by using vehicle inspection information.

  The CPU 61 can immediately understand the relationship between the lane number and the vehicle by displaying the lane number and the vehicle type in association with each other.

  CPU61 can display the detailed information of the user who owns a vehicle by transmitting the history that goods or service was purchased.

  In the present embodiment, the vehicle inspection information is transmitted from the WEB server 5 to the information processing device 3 via the server device 4, but the vehicle inspection information may be transmitted directly from the WEB server 5 to the information processing device 3.

Embodiment 2
Hereinafter, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings showing the embodiment. FIG. 29 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of an information processing system according to the second embodiment. In the following, the configuration and operation other than those specifically described are the same as those of the first embodiment, and the description is omitted for the sake of brevity.

  The information processing system according to the second embodiment further includes a portable terminal 7 (information terminal device) and a printer 8. The portable terminal 7 is a device that receives service information provided by the information processing device 3. The portable terminal 7 is, for example, a tablet information terminal or a notebook PC, and has a 7 to 10 inch screen larger than the screen of the information terminal 6. If it is larger than the information terminal 6, it is not restricted to this size. The portable terminal 7 is installed in a room separated from the refueling device at a refueling station due to restrictions by the Fire Service Act. Note that the mobile terminal 7 may be installed outside a parking lot or an interchange. The printer 8 is a printer that prints an image transmitted from the portable terminal 7.

  FIG. 30 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware group of the information processing apparatus 3 according to the second embodiment. As shown in FIG. 30, the information processing apparatus 3 according to the second embodiment further includes a product information DB 32f, a product recommendation information DB 32g, and a price information DB 32h in the storage unit 32.

  FIG. 31 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the product information DB 32f. The merchandise information DB 32f is a database that stores merchandise information including tire size, oil viscosity, and the like associated with the vehicle type. As shown in FIG. 31, the product information DB 32f includes a vehicle type column, a tire size column, a battery size column, an oil viscosity column, an oil amount column, a standard column, a corresponding tire column, a corresponding battery column, a corresponding oil column, and the like.

  The vehicle type column stores the vehicle type of the vehicle. The tire size column stores the tire size. For example, 195/65 / R15 or 205/65 / R15 is stored in the tire size column. 195/65 / R15 indicates that the tire width is 195 mm, the flatness is 65%, the structure is radial, and the rim diameter is 15 inches. 205/65 / R15 indicates a tire width of 205 mm, a flatness ratio of 65%, a radial structure, and a rim diameter of 15 inches.

  The battery size column stores the size of the battery. For example, B19 or D23 is stored in the battery size column. B19 represents a battery having a width of 129 mm, a height of 203 mm, and a length of 19 mm. D23 indicates a battery having a width of 173 mm, a height of 204 mm, and a length of 23 mm.

  The viscosity of the engine oil is stored in the oil viscosity column. For example, 10W-30 or 0W-20 is stored in the oil viscosity column. 10W-30 indicates that the low temperature viscosity index is 10, and the high temperature viscosity index is 30. 0W-20 indicates that the low temperature viscosity index is 0 and the high temperature viscosity index is 20.

  The oil quantity column stores a prescribed amount of engine oil, and the unit is liters. The standard column stores engine oil standards. For example, “SN” or “SM” is stored in the standard column. The corresponding tire row stores the names of tires corresponding to the vehicle type. The name of the battery corresponding to the vehicle type is stored in the corresponding battery column. The name of the engine oil corresponding to the vehicle type is stored in the corresponding oil row.

  Note that the details of each column of the product information DB 42f are substantially the same as the product information DB 72c and the product information DB 32f described later, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 32 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the product recommendation information DB 32g. The product recommendation information DB 32g is a database that stores product information associated with a car registration number based on vehicle information. As shown in FIG. 32, the product recommendation information DB 32g includes an automobile registration number column, a vehicle type column, a tire size column, a battery size column, an oil viscosity column, an oil amount column, a standard column, a corresponding tire column, a corresponding battery column, and a corresponding oil. Provide columns. A car registration number is stored in the car registration number column. Since the details of the other columns are substantially the same as the product information DB 32f, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 33 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the price information DB 32h. As shown in FIG. 33, the price information DB 32h includes a product information column, a product name column, a price column, and the like. Product information is stored in the product information column. For example, product information such as “205 / 65R15” and “55D23L” is stored in the product information column. In the product name column, product names associated with product information are stored. The price column stores the price of the product.

  FIG. 34 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware group of the mobile terminal 7. As shown in FIG. 34, the mobile terminal 7 includes a CPU 71, a storage unit 72, a communication unit 73, an input unit 74, and a display unit 75 (display processing unit). The CPU 71 is connected to each part of the hardware via a bus. The storage unit 72 stores various data required when the CPU 71 performs processing, a control program 72a executed by the CPU 71, a vehicle information DB 72b, a product information DB 72c, a product recommendation information DB 72d, and an order information DB 72e. The communication unit 73 is, for example, a wireless LAN card or a mobile phone communication module, and transmits / receives information to / from the information device 3 via the communication network N. The display unit 75 is a liquid crystal display (screen) or an organic EL display having a screen larger than the screen of the display unit 65. In addition, since the details of each unit are substantially the same as those of the terminal device 1, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 35 is an explanatory diagram showing a record layout of the order information DB 72e. As shown in FIG. 35, the order information DB 72e includes a product name column, a price column, a number column, and the like. The product name is stored in the product name column. The price column stores the price of the product. The number of purchased products is stored in the product name column. The details of each column of the vehicle information DB 72b and the product information DB 72c are substantially the same as the vehicle information DB 32b and the product information DB 32c, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 36 is a block diagram showing a hardware group of the printer 8. As shown in FIG. 36, the printer 8 includes a CPU 81, a storage unit 82, a communication unit 83, and a printing unit 86. The communication unit 83 is, for example, a wireless LAN card or a mobile phone communication module, and receives image data with the mobile terminal 7 via the communication network N. The printing unit 86 performs printing based on the image data received by the communication unit 83. In addition, since the details of each unit are substantially the same as those of the terminal device 1, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 37 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the menu screen 700. The menu screen 700 is a screen for switching various screens displayed on the display unit 75. As shown in FIG. 37, the menu screen 700 includes a rectangular order receiving button 701 at the upper left. The menu screen 700 includes a chart correction button 702 below the order reception button 701. The menu screen 700 includes a settlement button 704 on the right side of the order reception button 701. The menu screen 700 includes a car care button 705 below the checkout button 704.

  When the order acceptance button 701 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a vehicle information screen 710 shown in FIG. When the chart correction button 702 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a chart detail screen 720 shown in FIG. When the safety check button 703 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays the check information screen 750 shown in FIG. When the car care button 705 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a recommended information screen 740 shown in FIGS. 41, 42, and 43 on the display unit 75. When the settlement button 704 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a settlement screen 790 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 38 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the vehicle information screen 710. The vehicle information screen 710 is a screen for displaying a list of vehicle information on the display unit 75. As shown in FIG. 38, the vehicle information screen 710 includes an information display 714 for displaying vehicle information. The information display 714 includes information displays 71a to 71e in order from the top. The vehicle information screen 710 includes automobile identification information 711 on the left part of each row. The vehicle information screen 710 includes a vehicle type 712 to the right of the vehicle identification information 711. The vehicle information screen 710 includes a category name 713 on the right side of the vehicle type 712.

  When the vehicle information screen 710 is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the vehicle information DB 72b and the recommended information DB 72c, and displays the vehicle identification information, the vehicle type, and the category name in the vehicle identification information 711, the vehicle type 712, and the category name 713 in each row.

  The processing of the CPU 71 in the information display 71a is shown below. The CPU 71 refers to the vehicle information DB 72b and the product recommendation information DB 72d. The CPU 71 displays “Shinagawa 10 1111” in the car identification information 711. The CPU 71 displays “car A” in the car type 712. The CPU 71 displays “oil” in the category name 713. Hereinafter, since the processing of the CPU 71 in the information displays 71b to 71e is substantially the same as that of 71a, the description is omitted.

  When any one of the information displays 71a to 71e on the vehicle information screen 710 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a recommended information screen 740 corresponding to the vehicle information displayed on the information displays 71a to 71e on the display unit 75.

  FIG. 39 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the medical chart detail screen 720. The medical chart detail screen 720 is a screen for displaying vehicle information on the display unit 75. As an example, a chart detail screen 720 of “Shinagawa 10 1111” is displayed in FIG. As shown in FIG. 39, the medical chart detail screen 720 includes automobile identification information 721 at the top. The medical record detail screen 720 includes a vehicle type 722 below the vehicle identification information 721. The chart detail screen 720 includes a category name 723 at the bottom.

  When the chart detail screen 720 is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the vehicle information DB 72b and the recommended information DB 72. The CPU 71 displays the vehicle identification information in the vehicle identification information 721. The CPU 71 displays the vehicle type on the vehicle type 722. The CPU 71 displays the category name in the category name 723.

  Specifically, the CPU 71 displays “Shinagawa 10 1112” in the car identification information 721. The CPU 71 displays “car B” in the car type 722. The CPU 71 displays “tire” and “battery” in the category name 723.

  FIG. 40 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the inspection information screen 750. The inspection information screen 750 is a screen for displaying inspection information. FIG. 40 shows an inspection information screen 750 displaying tire inspection information as an example.

  The inspection information screen 750 includes automobile identification information 751 on the upper left side. The inspection information screen 750 includes a vehicle type 752 to the right of the vehicle identification information 751. The inspection information screen 750 includes a rectangular inspection output screen 755 at the center. The inspection information screen 750 includes a rectangular print button 754 in the lower right corner. The inspection information screen 750 includes a car care button 753 on the left side of the print button 754.

  The inspection output screen 755 includes inspection result buttons 756 on the left side and the center. The inspection result button 756 includes an inspection result line 758 for displaying inspection information. The inspection result row 758 includes inspection result rows 75a to 75d in order from the top. The inspection output screen 755 includes a price column 757 on the right side.

  When the inspection information screen 750 is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the vehicle information 72b. The CPU 71 displays the vehicle identification information in the vehicle identification information 751. The CPU 71 displays the vehicle type on the vehicle type 752. When the appearance tab is tapped, the CPU 71 displays an inspection result button 756 in a predetermined color based on the vehicle information. The predetermined color is red or blue. For example, when the left column in front of the tire is “crack” and the left column in front of the tire is “caution”, the CPU 71 sets the “crack” and “caution” check result buttons 756 in the inspection result row 75a to a predetermined value. Display in the color.

  When the car care button 753 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a recommended information screen 740 on the display unit 75. When the print button 754 is tapped, the image of the inspection information screen 750 is transmitted to the printer 8. When the price column 757 is tapped, the CPU 71 accepts input of various prices or numbers.

  41, 42 and 43 are explanatory diagrams showing an example of the configuration of the screen layout of the recommended information screen 740. FIG. The recommended information screen 740 is a screen for displaying recommended information indicating products or services recommended to the user. As shown in FIG. 41, the recommended information screen 740 includes a vehicle type column 741 in the upper left corner. The recommended information screen 740 may include a year column, a model column, an engine name, and a grade column. The CPU 71 may display the year, model, engine name, and grade in the year column, model column, engine name, and grade column, respectively. The year indicates the date when the vehicle was manufactured. The model indicates the model of the engine. The engine name indicates the name of the engine. The grade indicates the grade of the vehicle.

  The recommended information screen 740 includes a rectangular product selection field 743 at the lower left of the vehicle type field 741. The product selection field 743 includes an oil button 74a at the top. The product selection field 743 includes a tire button 74b below the oil button 74a. The product selection field 743 includes a battery button 74c below the tire button 74b. The buttons displayed in the product selection field 743 are not limited to this, and may be a car wash, a wiper, or the like.

  The recommended information screen 740 includes a rectangular information screen 744 on the right side of the product selection field 743. The recommended information screen 740 includes a change button 742 in the upper right corner. The recommended information screen 740 includes a detail button 746 in the lower left corner of the information screen 744. The recommended information screen 740 includes a search button 747 in the lower right corner of the information screen 744. The information screen 744 includes a rectangular recommended oil column 745 at the top. The recommended oil column 744 includes a viscosity column 74i on the left, an oil amount column 74j on the center, and a standard column 74k on the right.

  When the change button 742 is tapped, the CPU 71 refers to the vehicle information DB 72b and displays a list of vehicle types (not shown) on the display unit 75. When the displayed vehicle type is tapped, the CPU 71 displays the tapped vehicle type in the vehicle type column 741.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 41, when the car B is tapped, the CPU 71 displays “car B” in the car type column 741. When the search button 747 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a vehicle information screen 710.

  The product selection field 743 has a function of selecting the type of product or service to be displayed on the information screen 744. When the oil button 74 a is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a recommended oil column 745 on the information screen 744. When the recommended oil column 745 is displayed, the product recommendation information DB 72d is referred to, and the viscosity, oil amount, and standard are displayed in the viscosity column 74i, the oil amount column 74j, and the standard column 74k. Specifically, when the recommended oil column 745 is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the product recommendation information DB 72d. The CPU 71 displays “10W-30” in the viscosity column 74i. The CPU 71 displays “2.4” in the oil amount column 74j. The CPU 71 displays “SN” in the standard column 74k. When the detail button 746 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a recommended product screen 770 displaying recommended oil. The recommended product screen 770 will be described later.

  As shown in FIG. 42, when the car A is tapped, the CPU 71 displays “car A” in the car type column 741.

  When the tire button 74b is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a recommended tire column 74m at the top of the information screen 744. When the recommended tire column 74m is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the product recommendation information DB 72d and displays the tire size associated with the vehicle type in the recommended tire column 74m. Specifically, when the recommended tire column 74m is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the product recommendation information DB 72d. The CPU 71 displays “195/65 / R15” in the recommended tire column 74m. When the detail button 746 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a recommended product screen 770 displaying recommended tires.

  As shown in FIG. 43, when the vehicle B is tapped, the CPU 71 displays “Car B” in the vehicle type column 741.

  When the battery button 74c is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a recommended battery column 74o at the top of the information screen 744. When the recommended battery column 74o is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the product recommendation information DB 72d and displays the battery size associated with the vehicle type in the recommended battery column 74o. When there are a plurality of battery sizes associated with the vehicle type, the other recommended button 74p is displayed to the right of the displayed battery size. When the other recommended button 74p is tapped, a list of battery sizes (not shown) is displayed on the display unit 65. When the displayed battery size is tapped, the CPU 71 displays the tapped battery size in the recommended battery column 74o. Specifically, when the recommended battery column 74o is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the vehicle information DB 72b. The CPU 71 displays “55D23L” in the recommended battery column 74o. When the other recommended button 74p is tapped, “34B19L” is displayed on the display unit 65. When the displayed “34B19L” is tapped, the CPU 71 displays “34B19L” in the recommended battery column 74o. When the detail button 746 is tapped, the CPU 71 displays a recommended product screen 770 displaying a recommended battery.

  FIG. 44 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the recommended product screen 770. The recommended product screen 770 is a screen for selecting a product or service to be ordered. FIG. 44 shows a recommended product screen 770 displaying recommended tires as an example.

  The recommended product screen 770 includes a product name 771 at the center of each column. The recommended product screen 770 includes a product information column 772 below the category name 771. The recommended product screen 770 includes a selection button 773 at the lower end.

  When the recommended product screen 770 is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the recommended product information DB 72d. The CPU 71 displays a tire corresponding to the product name 771. The CPU 71 displays the tire size in the product information column 772. When the selection button 773 is tapped, the product detail screen 780 associated with the corresponding tire displayed in the tapped column is displayed on the display unit 75.

  FIG. 45 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the product detail screen 780. The product detail screen 780 is a screen for performing detailed explanation of products or services. FIG. 45 shows a product detail screen 780 displaying tire A as an example.

  The product detail screen 780 has a product name 781 in the upper center. The product detail screen 780 includes a product information column 782 below the product name 781. The product detail screen 780 includes a purchase button 783 at the lower right.

  When the product detail screen 780 is displayed, the CPU 71 displays the corresponding tire selected on the recommended product screen 770 in the product name 781, and displays the product information associated with the tire size in the product information column 782. When the purchase button 783 is tapped, the selected corresponding tire is stored in the order information DB 72e as a product name. The product detail screen 780 may include a set button on the right side of the purchase button 783. When the set button is tapped, the selected corresponding tire is stored as a product name a plurality of times in the order information DB 72e.

  FIG. 46 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of the screen layout of the settlement screen 790. The settlement screen 790 is a screen for performing settlement of products or services. FIG. 46 shows a settlement screen 790 displaying the vehicle B as an example.

  The settlement screen 790 includes a rectangular settlement detail screen 791 at the center. The checkout detail screen 791 includes a product column 79a on the left side. The checkout detail screen 791 has a number field 79b in the center. The checkout detail screen 791 includes a price column 79c on the right side. The checkout detail screen 791 includes a total column 79d in the lower right corner. The checkout screen 790 includes a print button 792 in the lower right corner.

  When the settlement screen 790 is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the order information DB 72e. The CPU 71 displays the product name in the product column 79a. The CPU 71 displays the number in the number column 79b. The CPU 71 displays the price in the price column 79c. The CPU 71 displays the total amount of the price displayed in the price column 79c in the total column 79d. When the print button 792 is tapped, the CPU 71 transmits the image on the payment screen 790 to the printer 8 via the communication unit 73 and prints the image on the payment screen 790.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 46, when the settlement screen 790 is displayed, the CPU 71 refers to the order information DB 72e. The CPU 71 displays “Tire A” at the upper end of the product column 79 a and “Tire B” below “Tire A”. The CPU 71 displays “1” at the upper end of the number field 79 b and “2” below “1”. The CPU 71 displays “10000” at the upper end of the price column 79 c and “20000” under “10000”. The CPU 71 displays the total price “30000” in the total column 79d. In addition, since the details of each part are substantially the same as the recommended information screen 740, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  47, 48 and 49 are flowcharts showing an example of the procedure of the information processing system according to the second embodiment. Since the processing from S1 to S20 is the same as that of the information processing system according to the first embodiment described above, description thereof is omitted for the sake of brevity.

  After finishing the processing of S20, the vehicle information DB 32b and the product information DB 32f are referred to (step S101).

  The CPU 31 generates product recommendation information associated with the car registration number based on the vehicle information DB 32b and the product information DB 32f (step S102). Specifically, the CPU 31 generates product recommendation information by associating the product information in the product information DB 32f with the car registration number in the vehicle information DB 32b.

  CPU31 transmits vehicle information, recommendation information, and goods recommendation information to the portable terminal 7 by the communication part 33 (step S103). The CPU 71 of the portable terminal 7 receives the vehicle information, the recommended information, and the product recommended information through the communication unit 73 (step S104).

  The CPU 71 determines whether or not the order acceptance button 701 or the car care button 704 has been tapped (step S105). If the CPU 71 determines that the order acceptance button 701 or the car care button 704 has not been tapped (S105: NO), the CPU 71 waits until the order acceptance button 701 or the car care button 704 is tapped. When the CPU 71 determines that the order acceptance button 701 or the car care button 704 has been tapped (S105: YES), the CPU 71 accepts selection of vehicle information (step S106). The CPU 71 accepts a category selection in the product selection field 743 (step S107). The CPU 71 displays the recommended product information of the selected category on the recommended information screen 440 (step S108).

  CPU71 receives selection of merchandise information (Step S109). The CPU 71 stores the selected product information in the order receiving DB 72e (step S110). The CPU 71 determines whether or not the settlement button 705 has been tapped (step S111). If the CPU 71 determines that the settlement button has not been tapped (S111: NO), the process proceeds to S106. When the CPU 71 determines that the settlement button has been tapped (S111: YES), the order information is transmitted to the information processing apparatus 3 by the communication unit 73 (step S112).

  The CPU 31 of the information processing device 3 receives the order information by the communication unit 33 (step S113). CPU31 updates vehicle information based on order information (Step S114). On the other hand, after completing the process in step S112, the CPU 71 shifts the process to S115. The CPU 71 transmits the image data of the settlement screen 790 to the printer 8 via the communication unit 73 (step S115). The CPU 81 of the printer 8 receives the image data on the settlement screen 790 via the communication unit 83 (step S116). The CPU 81 prints the image on the settlement screen 790 by the printing unit 86 (step S117), and ends the process.

  The CPU 31 according to the present embodiment transmits the vehicle identification information and the product information to the mobile terminal 7 through the communication unit 33. Accordingly, the mobile terminal 7 displays the vehicle identification information and the product information in association with the display unit 75, and can easily make a proposal to the user who owns the vehicle.

  Note that the screens displayed on the display unit 65 and the display unit 75 do not have to match completely, and may be arranged somewhat. For example, each of the screens displayed on the display unit 65 and the display unit 75 may further display an explanation column explaining the service or a remarks column explaining the screen.

  Further, although the information processing apparatus 3 according to the present embodiment transmits the product recommendation information to the mobile terminal 7, the product recommendation information may be transmitted to the information terminal 6. In this case, the information terminal 6 may display a screen that is substantially the same as the recommended product screen 770 of the mobile terminal 7.

Embodiment 3
Hereinafter, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings showing the embodiment. FIG. 50 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware group of the information processing apparatus according to the third embodiment. In the following, the configuration and operation other than those specifically described are the same as those of the first embodiment, and the description is omitted for the sake of brevity.

  A program for operating the information processing apparatus 3 is stored in a reading unit 30A such as a disk drive in a portable recording medium 3A such as a CD-ROM, a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc) disk, a memory card, or a USB (Universal Serial Bus) memory. May be read and stored in the storage unit 12. Further, a semiconductor memory 3B such as a flash memory storing the program may be mounted in the information processing apparatus 3. Further, the program can be downloaded from another server computer (not shown) connected via a communication network N such as the Internet. The contents will be described below.

  The information processing apparatus 3 shown in FIG. 50 reads a program for executing the above-described various software processes from the portable recording medium 3A or the semiconductor memory 3B, or another server computer (not shown) via the communication network N. To download. The program is installed as a control program 32a, loaded into the storage unit 32, and executed. This functions as the information processing apparatus 3 described above.

  The embodiment disclosed this time is to be considered as illustrative in all points and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the meanings described above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

3 Information Processing Device 32 Storage Unit (Product Storage Unit)
33 Communication Unit 4 Server Device 43 Communication Unit 6 Information Terminal (Information Terminal Device)
63 Communication Unit 65 Display Unit (Information Display Unit)
7 Mobile terminal (information terminal device)
73 Communication Unit 75 Display Unit (Display Processing Unit)

Claims (7)

The information processing apparatus, a server apparatus connected to the information processing apparatus via a communication network, and an information processing system including an information terminal device,
The information processing apparatus includes:
A receiving unit for receiving lane identification information for identifying a lane in which the vehicle exists, and automobile identification information displayed on the license plate of the vehicle;
A determination unit that determines whether or not the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit is stored in the storage unit by referring to the storage unit that stores the vehicle identification information;
A transmission unit that transmits the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit to the server device when the determination unit determines that the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit is not stored in the storage unit;
The server device
A server receiver that receives the vehicle identification information transmitted by the transmitter;
A server transmission unit that transmits vehicle inspection information related to vehicle inspections performed on the vehicle to the information processing device based on the vehicle identification information received by the server reception unit;
The information processing apparatus includes:
An information receiving unit for receiving the vehicle inspection information transmitted by the server transmitting unit;
And lane identification information received by the receiving unit, and the vehicle information including the inspection information received by the information receiving unit, a transmission processing unit that transmits the recommended information including a category related to the product or service associated with the vehicle With
The information terminal device
A communication unit that receives the lane identification information, the vehicle information, and the recommendation information transmitted by the transmission processing unit;
Based on the plurality of sets of lane identification information received by the communication unit, the vehicle information, and the recommendation information, the lane identification information on a plurality of lanes, the vehicle identification information, and the category An information processing system comprising: a display unit that displays a list of the recommended information displayed in a form . The information processing apparatus includes:
A product storage unit that stores product information including tire size or oil viscosity associated with the vehicle type included in the vehicle inspection information;
The information processing system according to claim 1, further comprising: a product transmission unit that transmits the vehicle identification information and product information to an information terminal device that receives the vehicle information transmitted by the transmission processing unit. The information processing apparatus includes:
The product or service stored in the history storage unit is transmitted to the information terminal device that receives the vehicle information transmitted by the transmission processing unit by referring to the history storage unit that stores the history of purchase of the product or service. the information processing system according to claim 1 or claim 2, characterized in that it comprises a corresponding transmission unit of. The display unit displays the recommended information in a background color determined based on the category.
The information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 3. In an information processing apparatus that transmits vehicle information related to a vehicle and an information processing method using an information terminal apparatus ,
Receiving lane identification information for identifying a lane in which the vehicle exists, and vehicle identification information displayed on the license plate of the vehicle;
It is determined whether or not the received vehicle identification information is stored in the storage unit by referring to a storage unit that stores the vehicle identification information.
When it is determined that the received vehicle identification information is not stored in the storage unit, the received vehicle identification information is transmitted via a communication network,
Receiving vehicle inspection information related to vehicle inspections performed on the vehicle based on the transmitted vehicle identification information via the communication network;
Based on the plurality of sets of received lane identification information and vehicle identification information , the lane identification information related to a plurality of lanes, vehicle information including the received vehicle inspection information, and categories related to goods or services associated with the vehicle. Information to be displayed in a list in association with the recommended information including, to the information terminal device,
Information processing characterized in that the information terminal device displays a list of the lane identification information relating to a plurality of lanes, the vehicle identification information, and the recommended information displayed in a form determined based on the category in association with each other. Method. In an information processing apparatus that transmits vehicle information about a vehicle,
A receiving unit for receiving lane identification information for identifying a lane in which the vehicle exists, and automobile identification information displayed on the license plate of the vehicle;
A determination unit that determines whether or not the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit is stored in the storage unit by referring to a storage unit that stores the vehicle identification information;
When it is determined that the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit is not stored in the storage unit, a transmission unit that transmits the vehicle identification information received by the reception unit via a communication network;
An information receiving unit for receiving vehicle inspection information on vehicle inspection performed on the vehicle based on the vehicle identification information transmitted by the transmission unit via the communication network;
A plurality of pairs, and lane identification information received by the receiving unit, and the inspection information received by the information receiving unit, based on the recommendation information including a category related to the product or service associated with the vehicle, a plurality of lanes A transmission processing unit that transmits information for displaying a list in association with the lane identification information, vehicle information including the vehicle inspection information, and the recommended information displayed in a form determined based on the category. Information processing apparatus. In a program for causing a computer to execute processing for transmitting vehicle information relating to a vehicle,
On the computer,
A reception step of receiving lane identification information for identifying a lane in which the vehicle is present, and automobile identification information displayed on a license plate of the vehicle;
A determination step of determining whether the vehicle identification information received in the reception step is stored by referring to the stored vehicle identification information;
When the determination step determines that the vehicle identification information received in the reception step is not stored, a transmission step of transmitting the vehicle identification information received in the reception step via a communication network;
An information receiving step for receiving vehicle inspection information on vehicle inspection performed on the vehicle based on the vehicle identification information transmitted in the transmission step via the communication network;
Based on a plurality of sets of lane identification information received in the receiving step, vehicle inspection information received in the information receiving step, and recommended information including a category related to a product or service associated with the vehicle. Transmitting the information for displaying a list in association with the lane identification information, the vehicle information including the vehicle inspection information, and the recommended information displayed in a form determined based on the category. Program to do.

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