JP6347680B2 - System for managing action logs - Google Patents

Description

  The present disclosure relates to behavior recording, and more particularly to sharing behavior logs of members within a group.

  Techniques for preserving memories and resolving lack of communication have been proposed. For example, Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2010-1113698 (Patent Document 1) discloses a technique for solving the problem of “preserving important memories” and solving lack of communication (paragraph 0003). Specifically, “We opened a site that can be freely accessed by mobile phones or computers, etc., and recorded and stored voices, sounds, images and videos etc. of people who want to leave memories. At that time, if a question is sent from a mobile phone or a personal computer, etc., and the user answers, the question and answer that has just been made will be recorded.The user decides the period and the guidance is delivered when the period expires. In addition, for those who are not good at the Internet, we will install a machine that can record and operate easily so that the above work can be done easily. It can be confirmed on a personal computer, etc. When a user confirms voices, sounds, images, and videos from several years ago, this system can be used by friends, lovers and multiple people as well as nostalgia, freshness and joy. Communique Be a trigger of Deployment. "Is that ([Summary of the solutions).

JP 2010-1113698 A

  In addition to retrieving stored memories, indirect information may be required. For example, you may want to know wisdom and traditions that are passed on to your home (for example, recipes for your mother's cooking). Alternatively, ancillary information related to memories may be useful. Therefore, there is a need for a technique for managing the behavior of group members so that information can be stored in groups such as family members and related information other than direct information can be searched.

  In addition, excessive reliance on information technology may not solve the lack of communication. Therefore, there is a need for a technique for managing past records so that lack of communication is resolved.

  The present disclosure has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object in one aspect is to provide a system for managing the behavior of group members. An object in another aspect is to provide an apparatus for managing the behavior of group members. An object in another aspect is to provide an electronic device for managing the behavior of group members. An object in another aspect is to provide a method for managing the behavior of group members. Still another object of the present invention is to provide a program for causing a computer to execute a method for managing the behavior of group members.

  According to one embodiment of the present disclosure, a system for managing an action log is provided. The system includes a log input unit for receiving an input of an action log including the contents of an action by each of a plurality of members constituting the group, a storage unit for storing each input action log, a search key Search key input means for accepting input, search means for searching an action log including the search key from each saved action log, and as a result of the search, included in the searched action log Output means for outputting the member who performed the action.

  In one aspect, information is accumulated in groups such as family members, and related information other than direct information can also be searched. In other aspects, lack of communication can be resolved.

  The above and other objects, features, aspects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following detailed description of the present invention taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

It is a figure showing the outline | summary of the process in the action log server 100 which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a figure which represents notionally 1 aspect of the data structure in the action log server 100 in a certain situation. It is a figure which represents notionally the whole action log management system. It is a block diagram showing the structure of the function implement | achieved by the action log server 100 in a certain situation. It is a block diagram showing the outline | summary of the hardware constitutions of the action log server 100 according to one embodiment. 2 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of electronic device 300. FIG. It is a figure which represents notionally 1 aspect of the storage of the data in the memory | storage part 530 with which the action log server 100 is provided. 6 is a flowchart showing a part of processing executed by CPU 610 included in electronic device 300. It is a flowchart showing a part of process performed by CPU510 with which the action log server 100 is provided. 4 is a flowchart showing a part of processing executed by electronic device 300. 4 is a flowchart showing a part of processing executed by CPU 510 of action log server 100. It is a figure showing acquisition of the search key by an electronic device. It is a figure which represents notionally the one aspect | mode of the storage of the data in the action log server 100 which extracted the action log based on the search key. It is a figure showing the direction where the search result by the action log server 100 is output. 5 is a flowchart illustrating an example of processing for outputting search results by electronic device 300. It is a flowchart showing a part of process which the action log server 100 performs.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the same parts are denoted by the same reference numerals. Their names and functions are also the same. Therefore, detailed description thereof will not be repeated.

[First Embodiment]
<Overview>
The technical idea according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an outline of processing in the action log server 100 constituting the action log management system 1 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram conceptually showing one mode of a data structure in action log server 100 in a certain aspect. The behavior log server 100 is realized by a computer having a known configuration, for example, as a device for managing the behavior log. In the present embodiment, behavior log management includes processing for accepting, acquiring, storing, deleting, searching, and other processes for inputting behavior logs, and includes processing performed as database operations.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the system 1 includes an action log server 100. In one aspect, one or more groups are registered in the action log server 100. An example of the group is a family, for example, but a specific example of the group is not limited to this, and may be a group of a plurality of people such as a school or a group of people having a common hobby. A group seeking to record a log in the behavior log server 100 registers the group and a plurality of members constituting the group in the behavior log server 100 before receiving the service provided by the behavior log server 100.

<Data structure>
With reference to FIG. 2, the action log server 100 stores a table 210 and a table 220 for each group. The table 210 is created for each group. The table 220 is created for each member constituting the group.

  The table 210 includes a member ID (Identification) 212, a member name 214, a member attribute 216, and a date of birth 218. The table 220 includes a log ID 222, a date and time 224, an action log 226, an input device 228, a person 230 who was together, and related information 232.

  In the table 210, the member ID 212 identifies members constituting a group (for example, a family) that receives the service provided by the behavior log server 100. The member ID 212 is assigned as a unique number in the group when each member is registered in the action log server 100 and assigned to the member.

  The member name 214 represents the name of a member constituting the group. The member attribute 216 represents an attribute of a member in the group. The date of birth 218 indicates the date of birth of the member. The table 210 may further include items other than the items shown in FIG.

  In the table 220, the log ID 222 identifies a log recorded as information indicating an action by a member of the group. The date and time 224 indicates the date and time when the log is input or the date and time associated with the log.

  The action log 226 shows the contents of actions by members. The action log 226 can include, for example, a character string generated by being input to a predetermined template or the like, or a character string input in an electronic device.

  The input device 228 indicates an electronic device to which the action log 226 is input. The electronic device includes, for example, a smartphone and other information communication terminals, a refrigerator, an air conditioner, lighting and other household electrical appliances, and may further include a device having an information display function and a communication function such as an electronic cutting board.

  The person 230 who was together indicates the person who was with the member who was the subject of the log recording. For example, when recording a behavior log, a member can input information indicating the person who was with him on the registration screen of another member. The person registered as the person 230 who was together may be any of the other members of the group to which the member belongs and members who do not belong to the group.

  The related information 232 includes, for example, location information, URL (Uniform Resource Locator), various logs (for example, content handling log (which content (video, audio, etc.) is recorded on the medium) ) Whether it was played, etc.), logs regarding the operation of the device or application software (what channel was selected on the TV, what TV program was watched, gratin in the cooking software installed on the smartphone) And the like, how the software was operated during cooking, etc.)), file and other information or resource information of these information, including information associated with the action log 226. The related information 232 may include still images, moving images, and the like in addition to character string information.

  Referring to the database of the member “Haruka”, the following can be understood from the action log whose log ID 222 is “000298”.

1) Created at 15:05 on October 15, 2013 2) “Haruka” made a cake on Yuko's birthday 3) The action log was input by an electronic pet 4) When the action log was created, "Otosan" was together 5) As related information, the movie of the cake recipe was associated with the action log, and the recipe software operation log was referenced.

<Overview of operation>
With reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 again, an outline of the operation of the action log server 100 will be described.

(1) Action log input (step S110)
When the group and each member are registered in the action log server 100, someone in the group (for example, a family) who is one of the users of the action log server 100 acts using an electronic device that can communicate with the action log server 100. A log is input (step S110). For example, as an example of a certain aspect, the electronic device is realized by a mobile phone, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, a personal computer, a camera having a wireless communication function or a positioning function, or another information processing terminal. In another aspect, the electronic device can also be realized by an air conditioner, a refrigerator or other household electrical appliances, an electronic piano or other electronic musical instrument, an automobile, or other devices.

  Note that the home appliance may include an electronic cutting board having an operation input function, a display function of recipes and other information, an acquisition (or reception) function, and a communication function in addition to the function of the cooking cutting board. The display function and the operation input function may be realized by a touch panel. Moreover, the function of the cutting board for cooking may be combined with at least a part of the display function. The acquisition function acquires recipes and other information and various logs in response to the operation of the user of the electronic chopping board or based on the timing and inquiry destination registered in advance in the electronic chopping board. The electronic cutting board displays, for example, a cake recipe. The user sequentially processes a plurality of operations for making the cake, and accordingly, inputs that the processing has been performed to the electronic cutting board. The electronic cutting board sequentially accumulates the input as a log. The electronic cutting board can transmit the log to the action log server 100 as necessary.

  The behavior log server 100 receives behavior logs from one or more electronic devices, stores the received behavior logs, and configures a behavior log database of the group. The record of the action log includes, for example, a log ID, date and time, contents of the action log, the device used for inputting the action log, the name of the person who was when the action log was created, and related information. obtain. The related information includes, for example, the location information of the place where the action log is created, the URL for accessing information related to the action log, the file names of the above-mentioned various logs and contents (eg, documents, photos, music, videos, etc.) , File or other information, or resource information of these information, which may include information associated with the action log. The location information may include, for example, location information acquired by a GPS (Global Positioning System) or other positioning system, a location name acquired by an access point, or the like. The database specifications are not particularly limited.

  For example, assume a family as an example of a group. The group includes members (Keisuke, Haruka, Yuko) who make up the family as members. Therefore, when each member inputs an action log, the action log is stored as a database of this group.

  As an example, it is assumed that “Haruka” (the attribute of the family is “Mom”) makes a cake (also referred to as “XX cake” as appropriate). “Haruka” activates an application installed in advance to record an action log using a smartphone in order to leave a record. “Haruka” designates a group to which the user belongs on the screen displayed on the monitor of the smartphone, and inputs the name of the cake on the input screen of the content of the action log. The name input is not limited to key input, but may be voice input. Alternatively, in another aspect, a keyword (for example, how to make a cake) entered when searching for how to make a cake and stored as a history may be automatically input on the screen as an input candidate.

  If “Haruka” has accessed a URL that provides a recipe for making the cake using a smartphone, the smartphone associates the URL with the action log based on the save instruction by “Haruka”. Furthermore, when a cake with “Haruka” is taken, the smartphone associates the image file with the action log. Furthermore, when the operation log (various logs) of the device and application software used when making the cake is in the action log server 100, the action log server 100 may relate the log to the action log. When “Haruka” performs an operation of uploading an action log to the action log server 100, the smartphone used by “Haruka” is a group ID, a member ID, date / time data, the action log, an input device, and the like. Is sent to the action log server 100. The action log is associated with the group (“Haruka” family) that includes the registrant (“Haruka”). For example, the action log transmitted by “Haruka” is stored in the database as a record specified by the action log ID “000298”. In principle, the action log can be referred to only by members of the group.

  As an example, an operation in the case where an action log of “Haruka” is uploaded to the action log server 100 is as follows.

First, the electronic cutting board detects that the user of the electronic cutting board is “far”.
The user is specified as follows, for example.
(A) The user enters a user name (eg, “Haruka”) before using the electronic cutting board.
(B) The electronic chopping board performs authentication using biological information registered in advance (for example, fingerprint, voice, etc.), and specifies that the user is “far”.
(C) As a user of an electronic cutting board, it is fixed by a unique user (for example, “Haruka”).

  After that, “Haruka” sequentially performs a number of operations for making cakes. The electronic chopping board sequentially records each work as an action log and uploads it to the action log server 100 as a “Haruka” action log.

(2) Input of search key (step S120)
Thereafter, another member of the group (eg, “Yuko”) may need information about the same cake. Therefore, when “Yuko” wants to know how to make the cake, for example, he / she speaks “How to make a cake” to the smartphone in order to input a search key. When the smartphone recognizes the utterance content, the smartphone converts the uttered voice into a character string, and sends a message including a header including information for identifying the user of the smartphone and the character string to the action log server 100 (step) S120).

  The electronic device used for inputting the search key may be any device that has at least an input function, and is realized by a known smartphone, tablet terminal, or the like, but may be replaced by other items. For example, a stuffed animal having a voice recognition function and a communication function, a refrigerator, a microwave oven, an air conditioner, and other ornaments may be used as an electronic device for input. In the present embodiment, the search key is a character string such as a word or sentence, voice, image, log information, or the like, but other electronic information may be used as the search key.

<Search timing>
The search timing is, for example, as follows.

(1) When an intention to search is input For example, when a member utters “Tell me how to make a cake”, the electronic device 300 says “My mother knows” based on the search result of the action log server 100. Can speak. This is based on the fact that the movie “cake recipe.mov” is associated with the action log of the mother in the database. The electronic device 300 can say “This video is good”, introduce “cake recipe.mov”, or download it and play it according to the settings.

  (2) Even if a member does not input a search intention, the action log server 100 may search using the input log as a key. For example, when the member speaks “I will make a cake from now on!”, The action log server 100 extracts a noun and performs a search. Based on the search result, the action log server 100 executes a process for an utterance “My mom made it a year ago”. This is based on the fact that a record of the cake made in the mother's log one year ago is stored as a log in the database. For example, the action log server 100 may introduce “cake recipe.mov” by executing a process for uttering “There is such a video”. Alternatively, the electronic device may say “Oh my mother was watching a cake program”. This is based on the fact that, as an action log, the fact that a mother watched a cake program a few days ago was recorded as an action log.

  By outputting the search result in this way, family memories and nostalgia are revived, communication is activated, and each member can feel a sense of dialogue.

(3) Action log search (step S130)
When the action log server 100 receives a message including the search key from the electronic device, the action log server 100 searches the action log database using the search key (step S130). For example, using the group ID included in the message, the action log server 100 searches the action log database to limit the search target to the group to which “Yuko” belongs.

  When the action log server 100 recognizes the phrases “XX cake” and “how to make” from the message, the action log server 100 searches the action log including these words and extracts the action log with the log ID “000298” as the search result. . For example, the behavior log server 100 refers to the behavior log of each member of the “Yuko” family, and includes the word “XX cake” from the behavior log database of the mother of “Yuko” (“Haruka”). The obtained action log (behavior log ID = 000298) is extracted.

  The search key is not limited to what the member inputs as the search key. For example, a normal log input may be used as a search key. That is, a search may be appropriately performed using the log input as a search key. For example, in a certain situation, when the action log server 100 acquires a search result (for example, abcd), the action log server 100 transmits the search result to the electronic device 300. The electronic device 300 may suddenly output (sound output or text display) “Speaking of which, there was abcd in the past.”

(4) Output of search result (step S140)
The action log server 100 outputs the search result (step S140). More specifically, in the present embodiment, the action log server 100 may output “how to make a cake” itself in response to a search key “how to make a cake”, Not limited to this, information related to “XX cake”, for example, a message that recommends asking the member who made the cake is output. In the above example, the action log server 100 outputs a message notifying the subject of the action log based on the fact that the term “XX cake” is included in the action log database of “Haruka”. For example, the action log server 100 outputs a message such as “I know the mother” or “If I ask the mother” using the attribute “mother” of “Haruka”.

  As another aspect, the action log server 100 may make a response using related information included in the action log record. For example, based on the fact that the file name of the video referred to by “Haruka” to make the cake is included in the related information, the action log server 100 may “watch the video of the cake recipe” or “recipe software operation” Say a message such as “Look at the log”. As another aspect, the action log server 100 may output “I know dad, I was together” using the information of the person (for example, dad) who was together.

  As yet another aspect, the action log server 100 may synthesize each item included in the action log record and utter as a message. For example, the action log server 100 may utter as “I made this birthday cake on October 15, 2013”.

  The search result by the action log server 100 is output from, for example, an electronic device used for inputting a search key, but may be output from another device. For example, when a search key is input to a smartphone, the search result may be output from a stuffed animal having a communication function and a voice output function. With such an output, the input person of the search key can feel familiar with such a search.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, the action log server 100 may return a direct search result for the search key to the electronic device, but is not limited thereto, and information related to the search key (for example, search key Other members who can know the content). Therefore, a member (for example, a daughter) who has input the search key and a member (a mother) associated with the search key have a dialogue regarding the search key. Therefore, communication within a specific group (for example, a family) can be activated. In addition, information within the group that has been implicitly held (for example, home taste) can be passed on.

  The input / output devices are not limited to those described above. Further, as described above, the devices that receive input / output need not be the same. For example, a member may input a search key into the smartphone 310 and the refrigerator may answer the search result.

  In addition, when a device that has received an input of a past log receives an input of a search key, the device may be a device that outputs the result associated with the input search key that is the past log. In this way, the member can feel as if the device is “knowing (watching)”, so that the sense of communication can be activated.

  The search result may be output directly from the response to the search key, or may be output indirectly.

  For example, when the result is directly output, the action log server 100 may output a log of making a cake, or may play a video on how to make a cake.

  Alternatively, the behavior log server 100 may output, for example, “My mother knows. This output is based on the fact that there is a record of making a cake in Mom's log. Alternatively, the action log server 100 may respond with “I made it with my mother in the past. Forgot?”. This response is based on, for example, a record of making a cake with her mother in her log over a year ago. Furthermore, the action log server 100 may output “Speaking of which, my mother recorded (program; today's cooking)”. This output is based on the fact that the family has recorded a cake cooking program and the data remains in the database. Even in this way, each member of the group (family member) can evoke the memories of the past, and family communication can be activated.

<System configuration>
With reference to FIG. 3, the element which comprises the action log management system which concerns on this Embodiment is demonstrated. FIG. 3 is a diagram conceptually showing the entire action log management system 1.

  In one aspect, the behavior log management system 1 includes a behavior log server 100 and at least one electronic device 300. More specifically, the electronic device 300 includes, for example, smartphones 310 and 360, a game device 320 having a communication function, a portable computer 330, a refrigerator 340 or an air conditioner 350 that is an example of a home appliance, and a communication function. And a stuffed toy 370 having a voice input / output function, an electronic cutting board 380 which is an example of a household device having a communication function, and the like.

  In one aspect, any electronic device 300 transmits a search key by communicating with the action log server 100, receives a search result by the action log server 100, and outputs the content. In this case, the electronic device 300 that receives the input of the search key and the electronic device 300 that outputs the search result may be the same or different.

<Functional configuration>
The configuration of the action log server 100 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration of functions realized by action log server 100 in a certain aspect. The action log server 100 includes a group registration unit 400, a member registration unit 410, a user storage unit 420, an action log acquisition unit 430, a related information acquisition unit 440, a record generation unit 450, a database storage unit 460, A search key input unit 470, a search unit 480, and an output unit 490 are provided.

  The group registration unit 400 receives registration of a group that receives service provision from the behavior log server 100. The group that can be registered is not particularly limited as long as it includes at least a plurality of members. For example, when “family” is registered as a group in the present embodiment, members that can be registered as members constituting the family are not limited to members residing in the same house. A grandfather, grandmother, grandchild, etc. living in a remote area may be registered as one family.

  Member registration unit 410 accepts registration of members constituting the group registered by group registration unit 400. For example, when “family” is registered as a group in the present embodiment, members that can be registered as members constituting the family are not limited to members who reside in the same house. A grandfather, grandmother, grandchild, etc. living in a remote area may be registered as one family.

  The user storage unit 420 stores the name and group ID of the group accepted by the group registration unit 400 and the name and ID of the member accepted for registration by the member registration unit 410.

  The action log acquisition unit 430 acquires an action log by each member. The action log acquisition unit 430 may include, for example, a keyboard, a touch panel, a mouse and other input devices, a microphone and other voice input devices, a signal input interface, and the like.

  The related information acquisition unit 440 is related information instructed to be acquired based on an operation by the member (for example, location information of an electronic device used by the member, a URL where a moving image indicating a cooking method is stored, or the like). To get. The related information acquisition unit 440 may include a GPS or other positioning device, an infrared sensor, a thermometer, or other sensor device.

  The record generation unit 450 is acquired by the group ID, name, member ID, and name stored in the user storage unit 420, the content of the action log acquired by the action log acquisition unit 430, and the related information acquisition unit 440. A log record including an action log is generated using related information. The record generation unit 450 stores the generated log record in the database storage unit 460.

  The database storage unit 460 holds log records generated by the record generation unit 450 and data given to the behavior log server 100. In addition, although the aspect of the data holding | maintenance by the database memory | storage part 460 is a relational database, for example, it is not restricted to this.

  The search key input unit 470 receives an input of a search key for searching by the action log server 100. The search key input unit 470 is realized, for example, as an interface that receives signals from a keyboard, touch panel, mouse, or other input device, or as an interface that receives audio signals based on speech to a microphone. Search key input methods include voice input, keyboard input, camera input (video and text input using recognition results from OCR (Optical Character Reader)), handwritten on a tablet terminal, and text and graphics. Various methods such as input by recognizing them as data, and specifying search key options presented in advance can be applied.

  The search unit 480 searches for an action log including the search key based on the search key received by the search key input unit 470 and the database (a set of log records) stored in the database storage unit 460.

  The output unit 490 outputs the result searched by the search unit 480 to the outside of the behavior log server 100. The output unit 490 is one of the five senses (for example, a monitor, an LED (Light Emitting Diode) or other display device, a speaker, an audio output terminal or other audio output device, or a vibration device such as a vibrator). (Visual or tactile).

  More specifically, the output unit 490 utters a message indicating the result of the action log server 100 that has received an input of the search key, using synthesized speech. In another aspect, output unit 490 displays a moving image indicating the search result on the monitor. In another aspect, the output unit 490 can vibrate as a vibrator. For example, when the output unit 490 is realized in a stuffed toy having a communication function and a driving function, the stuffed toy may vibrate in a manner of dancing. Further, in another aspect, a configuration may be used in which the stuffed toy itself is stationary and a part of the stuffed animal (eg, head, hands, feet, etc.) operates (eg, swings, claps, etc.).

  In one aspect, output unit 490 uses internal information (for example, profile information of an application program for realizing processing according to the present embodiment) of an electronic device (for example, smartphone 360) that has received an input of a search key. In an action log input from an electronic device (for example, another electronic device currently used in place of the smartphone 360) having the same recognition information as the associated recognition information (for example, a registered user name) Output associated information. Thereby, even if the model of the electronic device used by the user is changed, as long as the same user uses the new electronic device, the search can be performed using the new electronic device. Further, the present invention is not limited to hardware changes such as electronic devices, and similar processing can be realized in another electronic device that inherits internal information of the electronic device before the change.

  In another aspect, search key input unit 470 accepts input of information for identifying a search key input person. When the input person of the search key is one of a plurality of members, the search unit 480 searches the action log.

  In another aspect, search unit 480 searches for a member associated with the content of the action log including the search key. The output unit 490 outputs the identification information (name, attribute (for example, mother) in the group) of the member as information associated with the action.

  As another embodiment, part or all of the above functions may be realized in electronic device 300.

<Hardware configuration>
With reference to FIG. 5, the structure of the action log server 100 according to the present embodiment will be further described. FIG. 5 is a block diagram representing an outline of the hardware configuration of action log server 100 according to the embodiment. The action log server 100 includes a CPU 510, a temporary storage unit 520, a storage unit 530, a communication unit 540, an input unit 550, and an output unit 560.

  As a control unit, the CPU 510 executes a command and controls the operation of the behavior log server 100.

  The temporary storage unit 520 temporarily holds data generated by the CPU 510, data read from the storage unit 530, data given to the action log server 100, and the like. Temporary storage unit 520 is realized by, for example, a RAM (Random Access Memory) or other volatile data storage medium.

  The storage unit 530 holds data generated by the CPU 510, data given to the action log server 100, data and programs stored in advance for causing the action log server 100 to perform a predetermined operation, and the like. Storage unit 530 is realized by, for example, a hard disk device, a flash memory, or other nonvolatile data recording medium.

  The communication unit 540 communicates with a mobile phone, a smartphone, and other electronic devices (see FIG. 3). The communication unit 540 is realized by, for example, wireless communication or wired communication. The mode of communication by the communication unit 540 is not particularly limited, and is realized by packet communication, infrared communication, Bluetooth (registered trademark), NFC (Near Field Communication), or the like.

  The input unit 550 accepts an input of commands or characters and other information to the action log server 100. The input unit 550 can include, for example, a keyboard, a mouse or other pointing device, a signal input terminal, an infrared light receiving unit, and the like. The input unit 550 receives an action log input. For example, the input unit 550 receives input of a character string describing an action log, one or more photographs corresponding to the action log, one or more position information, temperature, and other sensor information.

  The output unit 560 outputs data generated in the action log server 100, a result searched by the CPU 510, and the like. The output unit 560 is realized by, for example, a liquid crystal monitor, an organic EL (Electro Luminescence) monitor, an LED external output interface, or the like.

  The action log server 100 according to the present embodiment is realized by a computer having a known configuration. Therefore, further detailed description will not be repeated.

<Configuration of electronic equipment>
With reference to FIG. 6, the configuration of electronic apparatus 300 according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of electronic device 300. Electronic device 300 functions as an action log acquisition device in one aspect, and functions as a search key input device in another aspect. The electronic device 300 is realized as a mobile phone, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, a stuffed animal having a communication function, or other devices.

  The electronic device 300 includes a CPU 610, a temporary storage unit 620, a storage unit 630, a communication unit 640, an input unit 650, an output unit 660, and a drive unit 670.

The CPU 610 executes an instruction as a control unit and controls the operation of the electronic device 300.
Temporary storage unit 620 temporarily stores data generated by CPU 610, data given to electronic device 300, and the like. Temporary storage unit 620 is realized as, for example, a RAM or other volatile data storage medium.

  The storage unit 630 holds data generated by the CPU 610, data given to the electronic device 300, a program input for causing the electronic device 300 to perform a predetermined operation, and the like in a nonvolatile manner. Storage unit 630 can be implemented by, for example, a ROM (Read-Only Memory), a flash memory, a removable data storage medium, a hard disk device, or the like.

  The communication part 640 communicates with the action log server 100 via a network in a certain situation. The communication method is wireless, wired, PLC (Power Line Communication), Zigbee (registered trademark), or the like, but other communication methods may be used. In another aspect, the communication unit 640 may directly communicate with the action log server 100 using a communication method such as infrared communication, Bluetooth (registered trademark), or NFC.

  The input unit 650 receives an instruction input to the electronic device 300. In one aspect, input unit 650 accepts an input of a search key. In another aspect, input unit 650 accepts input of image information such as position information, a still image, and a moving image to electronic device 300. The input unit 650 can include, for example, a keyboard, a touch panel, a gesture input, a gyro, a voice input device, a remote control signal receiving unit, a camera, and the like.

  The output unit 660 outputs the search result obtained from the action log server 100. The output unit 660 can include, for example, a monitor, a speaker, an output terminal, and the like.

  The drive unit 670 can include, for example, a communication circuit, a vibrator, a wheel, a compressor, an image processor, and the like. For example, when electronic device 300 is realized by a smartphone, drive unit 670 can function as a communication circuit. In another aspect, when electronic device 300 functions as an air conditioner, drive unit 670 corresponds to a compressor. In this case, the air conditioner may adjust the set temperature based on the search result. For example, if similar weather has been observed in the past, the air conditioner may set the operating conditions (set temperature, air volume, etc.) at that time. In yet another aspect, when electronic device 300 is a game device, drive unit 670 corresponds to an image processing processor.

<Outline of operation of action log server and electronic device>
In the system for managing the action log, the CPU 510 of the action log server 100 accepts an action log input including the contents of actions by each of a plurality of members constituting the group as the action log acquisition unit 430. The storage unit 530 stores each input action log. CPU 510 receives search key input as search key input unit 470. The CPU 510 searches the action log including the search key from each saved action log as the search unit 480. As a result of the search, the output unit 560 outputs a message notifying the member who has performed the action included in the searched action log.

  In one aspect, the CPU 510 of the action log server 100 accepts input of spoken voice as a voice input unit. Further, the CPU 510 serves as a voice recognition unit to recognize voice and convert it into a character string. The stored action log includes a character string. CPU510 is comprised as a search part so that the action log containing a search key may be searched based on the character string after conversion. The mode of the speech recognition process is not particularly limited.

  In another aspect, CPU 510 extracts a noun from the converted character string and searches for a behavior log including a noun from a database including each behavior log in order to search for the behavior log. For example, nouns are extracted using dictionary data stored in advance in the action log server 100.

  In another aspect, CPU 510 further accepts input of information for identifying a speaker (for example, a member ID, a member name, etc.) as a search key input unit. When the speaker is one of a plurality of members belonging to the group, the CPU 510 is configured to search an action log. In this way, log records of members belonging to other groups are not inadvertently referred to.

  CPU 610 of electronic device 300 accepts input of a search key as a search key input unit. As a search unit, the CPU 610 accesses an action log including the contents of actions by each of a plurality of members constituting the group, and searches the action log including the search key from each action log. The output unit 660 outputs information associated with the action included in the searched action log as a result of the search.

  In another aspect, the action log includes a character string. The CPU 610 receives an input of spoken voice as a voice input unit. The CPU 610 executes voice recognition processing to recognize the voice and convert it into a character string. The output unit 660 outputs information associated with the action in characters or voice.

  CPU610 searches the member who performed the action of the action log including the search key as a search unit. The output unit 660 is configured to output the member as information associated with the action.

<Data structure>
With reference to FIG. 7, the data structure of action log server 100 according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 7 is a diagram conceptually showing one mode of data storage in storage unit 530 included in action log server 100.

  In one aspect, the storage unit 530 stores a table 710 and a table 720. The table 710 includes a member ID 712, a member name 714, a member attribute 716, and a date of birth 718. A table 720 is created for each member. The table 720 is a table for storing the action log of the member “Haruka”. More specifically, the table 720 includes a log ID 722, a date and time 724, an action log 726, an input device 728, a person 730 who was together, and related information 732.

  In the table 710, the member ID 712 corresponds to the member ID 212. The member name 714 corresponds to the member name 214. The member attribute 716 corresponds to the member attribute 216. The date of birth 718 corresponds to the date of birth 218. Therefore, detailed description of table 710 will not be repeated.

  In the table 720, the log ID 722 corresponds to the log ID 222. The date 724 corresponds to the date 224. The action log 726 corresponds to the action log 226. The input device 728 corresponds to the input device 228. The person 730 who was together corresponds to the person 230 who was together. Therefore, detailed description of these items will not be repeated.

  The related information 732 may include, for example, location information, accessed URL, acquired, played, saved files, viewing, recording, played broadcast programs, device or software operation logs, and the like. The related information 732 may correspond to the related information 232 illustrated in FIG.

<Control structure>
With reference to FIG. 8, the control structure of electronic apparatus 300 according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a part of processing executed by CPU 610 included in electronic device 300. This process is executed when registering a group and members constituting the group.

  In step S810, electronic device 300 activates an application based on the operation of the user and accesses a server that provides a service for managing an action log (that is, action log server 100). When communication with the action log server 100 is established, the electronic device 300 displays a screen for registering a group on the monitor.

  In step S820, CPU 610 transmits a group (for example, family) registration application to action log server 100. For example, when the user inputs the name of an arbitrary group on the screen, the electronic device 300 transmits the name to the action log server 100. The action log server 100 refers to the group name database to check whether the name is usable. If the name is already used, the action log server 100 transmits a message to that effect to the electronic device 300 and causes the electronic device 300 to display a message prompting the user to input another name.

  In step S830, CPU 610 receives from the action log server 100 that the group has been registered and the group ID. The group ID is created according to a standard defined in the action log server 100. Thereafter, electronic device 300 displays a screen for registering members.

  In step S840, CPU 610 accepts input of names, attributes, and dates of birth of members included in the group, and transmits each item to action log server 100. The action log server 100 registers each member according to a predetermined standard.

  In step S 850, CPU 610 receives from member of action log server 100 that each member has been registered and the member ID. CPU 610 displays a message to that effect on output unit 660.

<Control structure of action log server>
With reference to FIG. 9, the control structure of action log server 100 according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a part of the process executed by CPU 510 provided in action log server 100.

  In step S910, CPU 510 receives a group registration application and group name from electronic device 300. The CPU 510 refers to the group name database stored in the storage unit 630 to check whether or not the requested name can be used. If the same name already exists, CPU 510 transmits a message prompting that electronic device 300 to input that name and another name. When CPU 510 determines that it can be used, CPU 510 accepts the registration application.

  In step S920, in response to receiving the registration application, CPU 510 assigns a group ID according to a pre-defined rule, indicates that the group has been registered, the group ID, the name of the group, Is transmitted to the electronic device 300.

  In step S930, CPU 510 receives a message including the name, attribute, and date of birth of a member included in the group from electronic device 300, and stores each item in association with the group.

  In step S940, CPU 510 transmits information indicating that each member has been registered and member ID to electronic device 300.

<Log record>
With reference to FIG. 10, log recording using electronic apparatus 300 according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a part of processing executed by electronic device 300.

  In step S1010, CPU 610 of electronic device 300 activates an application for receiving service provided by action log server 100 based on the operation of the user of electronic device 300. Note that this application may be always activated, or may be a function of the electronic device 300 itself. For example, in one aspect, when one aspect of the electronic device 300 is an electronic toy (stuffed animal), an application for executing a predetermined operation is constantly executed while the power source of the electronic device 300 is on. In another aspect, electronic device 300 may be an electric device such as a microwave oven, a TV, or a video recorder, and these devices may have the function of this application. When such an electric device is operated by a user, each operation (for example, image editing using a video recorder) can be sequentially recorded as an action log.

  In step S1020, CPU 610 displays a screen (eg, text editor, chat screen, etc.) for inputting the action log as characters. In another aspect, CPU 610 switches the operation mode of electronic device 300 to the recording mode in order to record the action log as sound. In yet another aspect, CPU 610 switches the operation mode of electronic device 300 to the recording mode in order to record the action log as a video. Note that audio and video recording may be performed in parallel. In addition, the behavior log recording mode is switched according to the operation of the user or based on the setting for the electronic device 300.

  In step S1030, CPU 610 accepts an action log input to electronic device 300 based on an operation on input unit 650. For example, the CPU 610 receives a character string input by the user as an action log. In another aspect, CPU 610 accepts voice uttered by the user as an action log. In another aspect, CPU 610 receives a still image or a moving image captured by the camera of electronic device 300 as an action log.

  In step S1040, CPU 610 accepts designation of information associated with the action log. For example, when electronic device 300 has a positioning function, CPU 610 acquires position information of electronic device 300 while an action log is being input. When the input of the action log is completed, the CPU 610 displays a message for inquiring whether or not the position information is related to the action log on the monitor. When CPU 610 determines that an answer to the message (for example, “Yes”) has been input, it associates the action log with the position information (related information).

  In another aspect, the user may use the electronic device 300 to access another server and acquire information. For example, when the user investigates how to make a cake using a search site in order to examine how to make a cake, the CPU 610 may associate the URL of the site accessed by the user with the action log as related information.

  In yet another aspect, the user may perform a specific action (for example, production of a cake) while operating a screen displayed on electronic device 300. In this case, the electronic device 300 sequentially records operations required for confirming whether the user is making the cake in the correct order, for example, user operations for the recipe displayed on the screen, and the contents of the series of user operations. May be associated with the action log (the cake is made) as related information. Moreover, you may provide such a function in cooking utensils, such as a microwave oven.

  In yet another aspect, when a user records content such as a TV program, the content of the content recorded in association with the user is associated with the action log (the content of the recorded content) as related information. May be. In addition, even when the user plays the recorded content, the contents of the operation performed by the user (for example, which content was played, when it was played, which part was played, which part was fast-forward played) Or trick play such as reverse playback) may be associated with the action log as related information. Also, in the TV, the content of the operation performed by the user may be associated as related information with the action log (the channel selected by the user, the TV program viewed, the part viewed (time zone)).

  In step S1050, CPU 610 accesses action log server 100 via communication unit 640 and establishes communication with action log server 100 in order to save action logs.

  In step S1060, CPU 610 causes action log server 100 to send a message including the group ID, member ID, action log, person who was together, related information, and a time stamp together with a log record storage application. Send to. When the action log server 100 receives the application, the action log server 100 stores a record including the action log in the database of the member of the group.

<Save logs in the action log server>
With reference to FIG. 11, the log recording in the action log server 100 according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing a part of processing executed by CPU 510 of action log server 100.

  In step S1110, CPU 510 forms a communication session with electronic device 300 in response to a request from electronic device 300.

  In step S1120, CPU 510 receives from electronic device 300 a message including a group ID, a member ID, a person who has been with the action log, related information, and a time stamp. The CPU 510 checks whether or not the group ID and member ID are valid users. If the sender of the message is not a valid user, the action log server 100 transmits that fact to the electronic device 300.

  In step S1130, CPU 510 generates a log ID in the group, and stores each item included in the received message as a new log record in the database.

  In step S1140, CPU 510 transmits to electronic device 300 a response indicating that saving of the action log is complete. The user of electronic device 300 can recognize that the saving of the message has been completed by looking at the content of the message displayed in response to receiving the message.

<Example of action log recording operation>
As one embodiment, the action log based on the control structure shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 is recorded as follows.

  When “Haruka” searches for how to make the cake on the Internet using the smartphone 310 in order to make a new cake, the smartphone 310 stores the URL of the site indicating the recipe for how to make the cake. When “Haruka” activates an application for recording an action log using the smartphone 310 (step S1010), the smartphone 310 displays an action log input screen (step S1020).

  “Haruka” inputs to the smartphone 310 that the cake is to be made, for example, by touch operation or voice (step S1030). Furthermore, when “Haruka” performs an operation to register the accessed site as related information on the smartphone 310 (step S1040), the smartphone 310 relates the action log, the related information, the time stamp, and the member ID. wear. When “Haruka” instructs to upload an action log, the smartphone 310 accesses the action log server 100 (step S1050) and transmits a connection request. When receiving the connection request, the behavior log server 100 forms a communication session with the smartphone 310 (step S1110).

  When the smartphone 310 transmits a message including the person who has been with the group ID and the member ID, the action log, the related information, and the time stamp to the action log server 100 (step S1060), the action log server 100 transmits the message. Receive (step S1120). The action log server 100 refers to the group ID and the number ID and confirms that the message is a message from a valid user. When confirming that a message has been sent from a legitimate user, the behavior log server 100 assigns a log ID 722 (= 000298) for identifying the behavior log included in the message. The action log server 100 further extracts each item from the message, and stores it in the storage unit 530 as the date and time 724, the action log 726, the input device 728 (= smartphone 310), the person 730 who was together, and the related information 732.

<Acquisition of action log using search key>
Next, acquisition of an action log using a search key will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating acquisition of a search key by the electronic device. FIG. 13 is a diagram conceptually showing one mode of data storage in the action log server 100 from which an action log is extracted based on a search key. FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a direction in which a search result by the action log server 100 is output.

  As shown in FIG. 12, in one aspect, the smartphone 360, the stuffed toy 370, and the electronic chopping board 380 connect to the action log server 100 based on commands given to each as a log acquisition device and request access. obtain. When communication with the action log server 100 is established, the smartphone 360, the stuffed toy 370, and the electronic chopping board 380 respectively enter search keys (for example, “How to make a cake?”, “How to make a cake” input by “Yuko”). "Tell me" or the like) to the action log server 100.

  Referring to FIG. 13, when action log server 100 performs a search in response to a request from electronic device 300, temporarily stores table 1310 and table 1320 in temporary storage unit 520 as a search result. To do. The table 1310 includes a member ID 712, a member name 714, a member attribute 716, and a date of birth 718. The table 1320 includes a log ID 722, a date and time 724, an action log 726, an input device 728, a person 730 who was together, and related information 732.

  As is clear from FIGS. 7 and 13, the contents included in the table 1310 and the contents included in the table 710 are the same. Further, the contents included in the table 1320 are the same as the contents included in the table 720. Therefore, detailed description of tables 1310 and 1320 will not be repeated.

  Referring to FIG. 14, action log server 100 outputs a search result to any of smartphone 360, stuffed toy 370 having a communication function, and electronic cutting board 380. In one aspect, the action log server 100 outputs a search result to the electronic device that has transmitted the search key. In another aspect, the action log server 100 may output the search result to an electronic device different from the electronic device that transmitted the search key.

  The electronic device 300 receives, from the action log server 100, other members (for example, the person who made the action log (ID = 000298: Yuko's birthday, made the cake)) including the search key (tell me how to make the cake). In the past, “Haruka” who has created a cake: attribute “Okasan”) is received, and as a search result, for example, a synthesized voice is output that “Okasan” has made it.

<Control structure>
A control structure for searching an action log will be described with reference to FIGS. 15 and 16. FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating an example of processing for outputting search results by electronic device 300. FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a part of the process executed by the action log server 100.

<Control structure of electronic device 300>
As illustrated in FIG. 15, in step S1510, CPU 610 of electronic device 300 activates an application for acquiring an action log based on a user operation. The electronic device 300 is switched to a mode that accepts an input of a search key for acquiring an action log. For example, electronic device 300 displays a screen that accepts character input. Alternatively, the electronic device 300 waits for voice input.

  In step S1520, CPU 610 accepts an input of a search key. The input search key may be either a word or a sentence. Moreover, any of a character and an audio | voice may be sufficient.

  In step S1530, CPU 610 transmits the search request, the group ID, and the search key to behavior log server 100. In one aspect, when a voice is input, CPU 610 performs a voice recognition process and converts it into a character string. If the voice is not correctly recognized, CPU 610 utters a message prompting the user to input again.

  In step S1540, CPU 610 receives an action log including the search key from action log server 100.

  In step S1550, CPU 610 outputs a search result (for example, “Mother” “Made”, “Mother knows”, etc.) based on the action log.

<Control structure of action log server 100>
Referring to FIG. 16, in step S <b> 1610, CPU 510 of action log server 100 receives a search request, a group ID, and a search key (teach how to make a cake) from electronic device 300.

  In step S1620, CPU 510 searches the database based on the group ID and extracts a log record of the group ID (see FIG. 13). The CPU 510 further searches the action log including the search key by referring to the table 1320 of each member constituting the group using the extracted log record.

  In step S1630, CPU 510 transmits the action log extracted by the search to electronic device 300.

  The search in the present embodiment will be described based on the above structure and flowchart.

  When “Yuko” trying to make a cake activates an application for searching for action logs using the smartphone 360 (step S1510), the smartphone 360 accesses the action log server 100 to establish communication. When “Yuko” speaks to the smartphone 360 “Tell me how to make a cake”, the smartphone 360 recognizes the content of the speech. If the speech recognition is successful, the content of the utterance is accepted as a search key (step S1520).

  When the smartphone 360 transmits a message including a search request, a group ID, a member ID, and a search key to the behavior log server 100 (step S1530), the behavior log server 100 receives the message (step S1610). ).

  The action log server 100 confirms whether or not the message is transmitted from a valid user based on the search request. If it is determined that the action log server 100 is sent from a legitimate user, the action log including the character string is extracted from the database of the group using the character string as the search key (step S1620). .

  The action log server 100 transmits an answer based on the extracted action log as a search result to the smartphone 360 (step S1630). For example, the action log server 100 was created by “Okasan”. , Etc. are transmitted to the smartphone 360. When the smartphone 360 receives such an answer, it speaks as “Mom made it” or “What if you asked Ms. Mom?” Or, on the monitor, “Mom made it”, “Mom asks mum A message “What should I do?” Is displayed (step S1550).

  As described above, according to the log management system according to the present embodiment, the action log server 100 does not return a direct response to the search key to the electronic device 300, but a specific action specified by the search key. Returns a message prompting other members who have done Therefore, since the opportunity of the user of the electronic device 300 asking the other member increases, communication between the user and the member can be promoted.

[Second Embodiment]
In another aspect, the action log search may be realized in a chat format such as SNS (Social Networking Service). For example, when “Yuko” logs in to the SNS that manages the action log and inputs or speaks “tell me how to make a cake” to the electronic device 300 to input a search key, The contents are displayed on the monitor. When the action log server 100 returns a response to the search key to the electronic device 300, the electronic device 300 displays the response in characters on the SNS screen. Since the SNS mechanism itself is well known, detailed description thereof will not be given.

[Third Embodiment]
In another aspect, the group to which the member belongs is not limited to one group, and may belong to a plurality of groups. In this case, the search target can be expanded to the plurality of groups.

  Note that the hardware of the behavior log server 100 and the electronic device 300 in the present embodiment is the same as the hardware of the behavior log server 100 and the electronic device 300 according to the first embodiment. Therefore, detailed description of the hardware will not be repeated.

[Fourth Embodiment]
The input mode of the action log is not limited to the above-described manual input or voice input. For example, one or more templates may be prepared in the electronic device 300 in advance. When the user searches for a cake recipe, the electronic device 300 may extract a keyword (for example, XX cake) included in the searched site and input the extracted keyword. Thereby, the labor of action input is omitted.

  Note that the hardware of the behavior log server 100 and the electronic device 300 in the present embodiment is the same as the hardware of the behavior log server 100 and the electronic device 300 according to the first embodiment. Therefore, detailed description of the hardware will not be repeated.

[Fifth Embodiment]
The mode of recording the action log is not limited to the description of one action such as the above-described mode “cake made”. For example, a plurality of detailed operations may be recorded as an action log. More specifically, each of a plurality of processes for making a cake may be included in the action log. When “Haruka” makes the cake while referring to the recipe, if the electronic device 300 performs an input operation to inform the user that it has been confirmed that the cake is being made according to the recipe, the electronic device 300 will specify a specific action log. It is detected that a correct input has been made. For example, each process described in the cake recipe may be recorded as an action log. In this way, even if the site describing the recipe for how to make a cake is deleted, the electronic device 300 can output the contents of the action log as a recipe in response to a search request.

  Note that the hardware of the behavior log server 100 and the electronic device 300 in the present embodiment is the same as the hardware of the behavior log server 100 and the electronic device 300 according to the first embodiment. Therefore, detailed description of the hardware will not be repeated.

[Sixth Embodiment]
The action log server 100 may return a plurality of search results to the electronic device 300 as search results for the search key. For example, when a plurality of members make the same cake on different days, the action log server 100 may return to the electronic device 300 as a search result to ask each member.

  Note that the hardware of the behavior log server 100 and the electronic device 300 in the present embodiment is the same as the hardware of the behavior log server 100 and the electronic device 300 according to the first embodiment. Therefore, detailed description of the hardware will not be repeated.

[Seventh Embodiment]
In one aspect, part or all of the action log server 100 and the electronic apparatus 300 in each embodiment may be realized by a circuit element or other device for realizing each process.

[Eighth Embodiment]
In one aspect, the action log server 100 and the electronic device 300 in each embodiment are realized by a computer processor having a well-known hardware configuration executing a program including instructions for realizing each process. The program may be installed in advance in the computer, and may be provided as a downloadable program on a server operated by an information provider in another aspect.

<Summary>
The technical idea disclosed in the above embodiment can be summarized as follows, for example.

[Configuration 1]
According to one embodiment, a system 1 for managing an action log comprising:
A log input module (for example, step S110) for accepting an input of an action log including the contents of actions by each of a plurality of members constituting the group;
A storage module (for example, the action log server 100) for storing each input action log;
A search key input module (for example, step S120) for accepting an input of a search key;
A search module (for example, S130) for searching an action log including the search key from each of the stored action logs;
A system for managing an action log, comprising: an output module (for example, S140) for outputting information associated with an action included in the searched action log as a result of the search.

[Configuration 2]
The system includes an electronic device (eg, electronic device 300),
The electronic device
The search key input module (for example, the input unit 650);
A transmission module (for example, the communication unit 640) for transmitting the search key to the search module;
A receiving module (for example, the communication unit 640) for receiving a search result from the search module;
The output module (for example, the output unit 660),
The system according to configuration 1, wherein the output module is configured to output a search result received by the receiving module.

[Configuration 3]
The search key input module
A voice input module for receiving spoken voice input;
A speech recognition module for recognizing the speech and converting it into a character string,
The action log includes a character string,
The system according to Configuration 2, wherein the output module outputs information associated with the action in text or sound.

[Configuration 4]
The output module has the same recognition information as the recognition information associated with the internal information of the electronic device that has received the input of the search key (for example, profile information of an application program for realizing the processing according to the present embodiment). The system according to Configuration 2, wherein the system is configured to output information associated with an action log input from an electronic device having an internal configuration.

[Configuration 5]
The search key input module further accepts input of information for identifying a search key input person,
The system according to any one of configurations 1 to 4, wherein the search module is configured to search the action log when an input person of the search key is any of the plurality of members.

[Configuration 6]
The search module searches for a member associated with the content of the action log including the search key,
The said output module is a system in any one of the structures 1-5 comprised so that the identification information of the said member may be output as information linked | related with the said action.

[Configuration 7]
An action log management device (for example, action log server 100),
A receiving module (for example, an action log acquisition unit 430) for receiving an action log including the contents of actions by each of a plurality of members constituting the group;
A storage module (for example, a database storage unit 460) for storing each action log;
A search key input module (for example, search key input unit 470) for accepting input of a search key;
A search module (for example, a search unit 480) for searching an action log including the search key from each of the action logs;
An action log management device comprising: an output module (for example, output unit 490) for outputting a message for informing information associated with an action included in the searched action log as a result of the search.

[Configuration 8]
The output module outputs information associated with an action log input from an electronic device having the same recognition information as the recognition information associated with the internal information of the electronic device that has received the input of the search key. The behavior log management device according to Configuration 7, which is configured.

[Configuration 9]
The search key input module further accepts input of information for identifying a search key input person,
The behavior log management device according to Configuration 7 or 8, wherein the retrieval module is configured to retrieve the behavior log when an input person of the retrieval key is any of the plurality of members.

[Configuration 10]
The search module searches for a member associated with the content of the action log including the search key,
The said output module is a management apparatus of the action log in any one of the structures 7-9 comprised so that the identification information of the said member may be output as information linked | related with the said action.

[Configuration 11]
The search key input module
A voice input module for receiving spoken voice input;
A speech recognition module for recognizing the speech and converting it into a character string,
The action log includes a character string,
The said search module is a management apparatus of the action log in any one of the structures 7-10 comprised so that the action log containing the said search key might be searched based on the character string after the said conversion.

[Configuration 12]
Searching the action log
Extracting a noun from the converted string;
The action log management device according to any one of configurations 7 to 11, comprising: searching for an action log including the noun from each action log.

[Configuration 13]
The search key input module further accepts input of information for identifying a search key input person,
The behavior log according to any one of Configurations 7 to 12, wherein the retrieval module is configured to retrieve the behavior log when the input person of the retrieval key is any of the plurality of members. Management device.

[Configuration 14]
A communication module for communicating with the electronic device;
14. The action log management device according to any one of Configurations 7 to 13, wherein the search key input module is configured to accept an input of a search key transmitted by the electronic device.

[Configuration 15]
A communication module for communicating with the information output device;
15. The action log management device according to any one of configurations 7 to 14, wherein the output module is configured to output the message to the information output device via the communication module.

[Configuration 16]
A search key input module for accepting a search key input;
A search module for accessing an action log including the contents of actions by each of a plurality of members constituting the group and searching for an action log including the search key from each of the action logs;
An electronic device comprising: an output module for outputting information associated with an action included in the searched action log as a result of the search.

[Configuration 17]
The output module outputs information associated with an action log input from an electronic device having the same recognition information as the recognition information associated with the internal information of the electronic device that has received the input of the search key. The electronic device according to Configuration 16, wherein the electronic device is configured.

[Configuration 18]
The search key input module further accepts input of information for identifying a search key input person,
The electronic device according to Configuration 16 or 17, wherein the search module is configured to search the action log when an input person of the search key is any of the plurality of members.

[Configuration 19]
The search module searches for a member associated with the content of the action log including the search key,
The said output module is an electronic device in any one of the structures 16-18 comprised so that the identification information of the said member may be output as information linked | related with the said action.

[Configuration 20]
The search key input module
A voice input module for receiving spoken voice input;
A speech recognition module for recognizing the speech and converting it into a character string,
The action log includes a character string,
The electronic device according to any one of Configurations 16 to 19, wherein the output module outputs information associated with the action in text or sound.

[Configuration 21]
The search module searches for a member associated with the content of the action log including the search key,
The electronic device according to any one of configurations 16 to 20, wherein the output module is configured to output identification information of the member as information associated with the action.

[Configuration 22]
A storage module for storing each action log;
The electronic device according to any one of configurations 16 to 21, wherein the search module is configured to search an action log including the search key from each action log stored in the storage module.

[Configuration 23]
A communication module for communicating with the server device configured to store each action log;
The electronic device according to any one of configurations 16 to 22, wherein the search module is configured to search an action log including the search key from each action log stored in the server device.

[Configuration 24]
An action log search method,
Receiving an action log including contents of actions by each of a plurality of members constituting the group;
Storing each such action log;
Receiving a search key, and
Searching for an action log including the search key from each of the action logs;
And a step of outputting a message for informing information associated with the action included in the searched action log as a result of the search.

[Configuration 25]
A program for causing a computer to execute the search method according to Configuration 24.

[Configuration 26]
A program for controlling an electronic device, the program being stored in a processor of the electronic device
Receiving a search key, and
Accessing an action log including the contents of actions by each of a plurality of members constituting the group, and searching each of the action logs for an action log including the search key;
A program for executing, as a result of the search, a step of outputting information associated with an action included in the searched action log.

[Configuration 27]
The outputting step outputs information associated with an action log input from an electronic device having the same recognition information as the recognition information associated with the internal information of the electronic device that has received the input of the search key. The program according to configuration 26, including:

[Configuration 28]
The step of receiving the input of the search key includes further receiving an input of information for identifying an input person of the search key,
The program according to Configuration 26 or 27, wherein the searching step includes searching the action log when the input person of the search key is any of the plurality of members.

[Configuration 29]
The step of searching includes searching for a member associated with the content of the action log including the search key,
The said output step is a program in any one of the structures 26-28 including outputting the said member's identification information as information linked | related with the said action.

[Configuration 30]
The step of accepting the input of the search key is:
Receiving input of spoken voice;
Recognizing the voice and converting it to a character string,
The action log includes a character string,
The said output step is a program in any one of the structures 26-29 including outputting the information linked | related with the said action with a character or an audio | voice.

[Configuration 31]
The step of searching includes searching for a member associated with the content of the action log including the search key,
The said output step is a program in any one of the structures 26-30 including outputting the said member's identification information as information linked | related with the said action.

[Configuration 32]
The program further causes the processor to execute a step of storing each action log,
The program according to any one of configurations 26 to 31, wherein the step of searching includes searching for an action log including the search key from each of the action logs stored in the storage module.

[Configuration 33]
The program further causes the processor to execute a step of communicating with a server device configured to store each action log,
The program according to any one of configurations 26 to 32, wherein the step of searching includes searching for an action log including the search key from each of the action logs stored in the server device.

  The embodiment disclosed this time should 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 description above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

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Claims (1)

A system for managing action logs,
Log input means for receiving input of an action log including the contents of actions by each of a plurality of members constituting the group;
Storage means for storing each input action log;
Search key input means for accepting search key input;
Search means for searching an action log including the search key from the stored action logs,
Output means for outputting information associated with the behavior included in the retrieved behavior log as a result of the search,
The system includes an electronic device,
The electronic device is
The search key input means;
Transmission means for transmitting the search key to the search means;
Receiving means for receiving search results from the search means;
The output means;
Driving means for executing an operation related to the search result,
The system for managing an action log, wherein the output means is configured to output the search result received by the receiving means.

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