JP6983637B2 - Member data management device for funerals - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a data management system that provides video data and the like for attending a funeral (funeral) attendees in memory of the member after the death of a member of the funeral business.

Depending on the funeral ceremony to mourn the dead, there are various types depending on the denomination, etc., but in general, the funeral is held in the order of commuting, funeral, and farewell ceremony.

During the night, friends and acquaintances who were close to the deceased visited for condolences, and the ritual to mourn the deceased's family and relatives. It is said to be a ritual, but with the times, the strict distinction tends to loosen.

Traditionally, funeral operators receive reports of the death of a member or member's family and proceed with commuting, funerals, farewell ceremonies, and subsequent ceremonies.

Conventionally, there is Patent Document 1 as a technique for recording data of a deceased person. This is to record and save the data of the deceased on a CD or the like and provide the data to acquaintances or the like via the Internet, such as via a PC device in a temple.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2008-204420

The problem is that the invention of Patent Document 1 is that data on the deceased is created after death. It is excellent in that it can remember the deceased based on objective data such as history, photographs, letters, etc., but it is difficult to know the inner thoughts of the deceased.

Considering the fact that funerals have been simplified in recent years and the number of simple and easy funerals has tended to increase, the deceased's acquaintances, etc., look back on themselves at the wake, funeral, or farewell ceremony. It is desirable to be able to see the inner feelings of the person as easily and easily as possible / in a short time.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to enable a member of a funeral business operator to easily view his / her own history data expressed based on his / her own will.

In order to achieve the above object, the member data management device for funerals according to the present invention includes a private data storage unit that stores individual member data sent from the member's terminal device via the Internet, and the member's death. Immediately after confirmation, the public data editorial department for classifying the data of the private data storage unit into private data and public data, and the public data are distributed to a third party via the public data editorial department. The data stored in the public data storage unit is provided with a public data storage unit that stores the data in a publicly available state, and the data stored in the public data storage unit can be accessed via a two-dimensional viewing code provided to the member's funeral attendees. (Claim 1).

According to such a configuration, a member can accumulate various data of himself / herself from his / her own terminal device to the data storage unit from the time of his / her life. Since the data is accumulated on the premise that it will be disclosed to acquaintances after the death of the person, it is possible to create data by stepping into one's inner heart, such as emotions and emotions that could not be expressed before life. The data storage unit is a private memory area and can only be viewed / edited by logged-in members.

On the other hand, after the death of a member, the data storage section is open to the funeral attendees, but it is often not possible to open all of them. Therefore, data that can be published via the public data editing unit that accepts input commands via an external input means such as a keyboard is stored in the public data storage unit.

Regarding the secondary use of the original data through the public data editorial department, it is desirable to give priority to the will of the bereaved family. This is because even if the data is accumulated by the member himself / herself, if it is disclosed, it may cause inconvenience to relatives, acquaintances, etc., and may include memory errors such as misunderstandings.

The data stored in the public data storage unit can be accessed via a two-dimensional viewing code provided to the funeral attendees, for example, a QR code (registered trademark) displayed gradually in the ceremony. The funeral attendee reads the QR code (registered trademark) via a mobile terminal device or the like and browses the public data of the deceased stored in the public data storage unit.

Funeral attendees can view the public data of the deceased during (or after) the funeral without any complicated work, and can remember the deceased through various data created by the person himself / herself.

The private data storage unit is a memory area dedicated to the member who stores the personal history of the member himself / herself via the terminal device, and at least text data, still image data, video data, and audio data are classified into data types. An area for storing each is provided (claim 2).

In the data storage section, text data (document data), still image data (photographs, etc.), video data, and audio data are stored for each data type so that the member himself / herself can express his / her career and inner feelings in an easy-to-understand manner. An area for storage may be provided.

Since it is premised on publication, it is desirable that the data storage format stored in the data storage unit be at least viewable via a mobile terminal device.

The public data editing unit may have a function of superimposing and adding audio / music / video data not stored in the data storage unit to the data stored in the data storage unit (claim 3).

This is because it is possible to create a short movie of the deceased by superimposing and adding audio / music / video data to the original data stored in the data storage unit.

Since a short movie can express a lot of information in a short time, it is a valuable material for remembering the deceased in combination with the raw data of the data storage section.

In addition, the short movie can be released to all attendees at the appropriate timing of the funeral (for example, commuting to the night) via a large monitor or projector device.

The login confirmation unit that detects the login date of the member to the data storage unit, the date confirmation unit that calculates the detection date interval in the login confirmation unit, and the date detection interval based on the date confirmation unit exceeds a certain period. Occasionally, it may be provided with a survival confirmation unit that displays an alarm prompting the member to confirm the survival (claim 4).

By confirming the survival of members who do not live together based on the date interval of the member's login and prompting prompt confirmation of safety, it is possible to maintain a relationship of trust based on mutual communication between the funeral business operator and the member / relative. ..

The survival confirmation unit includes a message transmission unit that sends a character message to a member who is detected to have not logged in for a certain period of time via the date confirmation unit, and a browsing confirmation unit that confirms the viewing of the character message. When the reading of the character message cannot be confirmed for a certain period of time through the reading confirmation unit, an alarm may be displayed to prompt the member to confirm the existence (claim 5).

The survival confirmation of the member can be determined by the login interval as in claim 4. However, after accumulating one's own life history in the data storage unit, the need for accumulating data in the data storage unit diminishes, so there may be cases where the login operation is not performed for a long period of time.

Therefore, by sending a text message to a member who has not logged in for a certain period of time and confirming the existence of the member by checking (opening) the text message, the member is burdened while maintaining close contact with the member. It is possible to confirm survival without having to.

According to the present invention, after the death of the member, the funeral attendee can easily view the data expressed / created by the member of the funeral business operator based on his / her own intention via a mobile terminal or the like.

It is a block diagram which shows the member data management apparatus for a funeral which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the member data management apparatus for a funeral which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment.

FIG. 1 illustrates an outline of a member data management device for a funeral according to the present invention (first embodiment).

The member data management device 10 includes a private data storage unit 11 that stores individual member data sent from the member's terminal device 1 via the Internet N, and the private data immediately after confirmation of the member's death. The public data can be disclosed to a third party via the public data editing unit 14 that accepts an input command for classifying the data of the storage unit 11 into private data and public data, and the public data editing unit 14. The public data storage unit 16 is provided with the public data storage unit 16 to store the data in such a state, while the data stored in the public data storage unit 16 can be accessed via the two-dimensional viewing code 18 provided to the members' funeral attendees. ..

Reference numeral 2 is a mobile terminal device owned by a mourner (funeral attendee), 4-1 and 4-2 and 4-N are mobile terminal devices owned by a mourner (funeral attendee), and 6 is a public data editorial unit 14 according to the formula in which the two-dimensional browsing code 18 is described. It is the editing data created through.

Reference numeral 30 is a survival confirmation unit for confirming the survival of the member.

Hereinafter, the configuration of each part will be specifically described.
The member data management device 10 is a device capable of line connection with the member terminal device 1 via the Internet N, for example, a physical server device or a cloud server device arranged on the Internet N.

The member terminal device 1 is a device having a communication function capable of accumulating various data in the member data management device 10, for example, a smartphone, a tablet device, a mobile phone device, a PC terminal, or the like.

The data storage unit 11 is a private memory area for storing individual member data sent from the member terminal device 1. Since it is private, only the logged-in member / device administrator can access the member's individual data. The member data management device 10 includes a plurality of such data storage units 11.

It is desirable that the data storage unit 11 can store, for example, text data, still image data (photographs, etc.), moving image data, and voice data. Further, it is desirable to classify and save text data, still image data (photographs, etc.), moving image data, and voice data having different storage formats according to the data type. When the text data to be saved has a link function (for example, in the case of HTML data), still image data (photographs, etc.), moving image data, and audio data can be displayed via the text data.

The death confirmation of the member is performed, for example, through the survival confirmation unit 30. The survival confirmation unit 30 detects, for example, the login status of the member's terminal device 1, and displays an alarm to the administrator of the member data management device 10 based on the number of days interval in which login is not performed. It is necessary to confirm the survival of the member according to the family structure and the intention of the member.

The public data editing unit 14 is a means for classifying the data of the data storage unit 11 into non-public data and public data.

The data of the data storage unit 11 may include contents that are not desirable to be disclosed to the mourners. Therefore, among the bereaved families (parents, spouse, children, siblings, etc. of the deceased), the data of the data storage unit 11 is based on the consent of the bereaved family, for example, the spouse or child who has a close living relationship with the deceased. Is classified into types, and data is edited via the public data editing unit 14 that accepts the classification instructions (for example, performed via an external input means such as a keyboard).

The public data storage unit 16 is a memory area for storing public data edited via the public data editing unit 14 in a state in which it can be disclosed to a third party. The third party here is preferably a funeral person (funeral attendee / close relative).

It is desirable that the public data stored in the public data storage unit 16 be accessible only via the two-dimensional viewing code 18 provided to the mourner (member's funeral attendee).

It may be possible to search / browse via the search engine of the Internet N, but there are many cases where the public data edited via the public data editing unit 14 contains data that is not preferable to be open to the public. ..

For this reason, if necessary, such as the intention of the deceased or the intention of the bereaved family, browsing from a general third party is permitted except for the browsing request (access request) via the two-dimensional browsing code (two-dimensional code for access browsing) 18. It may be prohibited. Specifically, for example, the two-dimensional viewing code 18 provided to the mourner (member's funeral attendee) contains access information such as a password, and the original data cannot be accessed from the display results of the search engine. It is a composition.

The editing data 6 created through the public data editing unit 14 is video / audio data to be disclosed to the mourner at the time of the funeral. It is desirable to decide the timing of disclosure according to, for example, commuting to the night, a farewell ceremony, the progress of the funeral, and the like.

Since the background and life of the deceased are disclosed to the mourners as so-called short videos, the video / audio material is the photographs (landscape photographs, portrait photographs, handwritten characters, paintings) stored in the data storage unit 11. Etc.), video, text data, voice messages, performance music, etc. are used.

In addition, when creating a so-called slide show video configuration in which still images (photographs, etc.) are continuous, still images / moving images / music data, etc. other than the deceased's stored data stored in the data storage unit 11 are inserted / superimposed. In some cases, it is preferable to obtain an effective image composition that leaves an impression in a short time.

Therefore, the public data editing unit 14 may have a function of superimposing and adding data not stored in the data storage unit 11, for example, audio / music / video data, to the data stored in the data storage unit 11. desirable.

As the voice data, for example, a narration voice or a recollection voice of a family / relative / friend or the like that is not stored in the data storage unit 11 can be used. The music data is, for example, music (including an arranged performance) that is not stored in the data storage unit 11 but was liked by the deceased. Arranged performances may be used as an alternative measure when the copyright cannot be cleared. The video data not stored in the data storage unit 11 includes, for example, a video taken by a relative / friend of the deceased, a video video of the deceased's high school / university / company / organization, etc., and a landscape video (copyright-free of the local government). Video, etc.).

The two-dimensional browsing code 18 for browsing the data stored in the public data storage unit 16 is described in, for example, in the formula 2 distributed to the mourners.

Funeral attendees (funeral attendees) can browse public data in memory of the deceased at any time on their mobile terminal devices 4-1, 4-2, and 4-N via the two-dimensional browsing code 18. Unlike the edited data 6 which is a short video, the data of the public data storage unit 16 contains more text data, photo data, etc., so it is possible to remember the deceased while looking at the public data at any time after going to night or after a funeral. You can.

When viewing the public data stored in the public data storage unit 16, the two-dimensional viewing code 18 is used for various mobile terminal devices 4-1 and 4-2 carried by the funeral attendees (mourners). This is because the 4-N has a function corresponding to the two-dimensional code (18) such as the QR code (registered trademark), so that the member data management device for funerals according to the present invention can be constructed at a lower cost.

According to such a configuration, after the death of the member of the funeral business operator, the member of the funeral business can view his / her own data accumulated based on his / her own will through the mobile terminal device. Since the data accumulated by the member in the data storage unit 11 is not disclosed, the member can express his / her background, achievements, hobby activities, etc. over a sufficient period of time from the time he / she is alive.

On the other hand, the data stored in the data storage unit 11 may include contents that are not preferable to be disclosed to the mourners. Therefore, the editor (for example, the funeral business operator or the person in charge of operating the member data management device 10) confirms the contents with the person concerned with the deceased (for example, the bereaved family), and then goes through the public data editorial department 14. It is desirable to create public data, that is, data to be stored in the public data storage unit 16 and edit data 6.

FIG. 2 illustrates the member data management device 20 according to the second embodiment. Similar to the member data management device 10 shown in FIG. 1, the member data management device 20 includes a private data storage unit 21 that stores individual member data sent from the member terminal device 1 via the Internet N. , The public data editing unit 24 that accepts an input command for classifying the data of the private data storage unit 21 into private data and public data immediately after confirming the death of the member, and the public data editing unit. A public data storage unit 26 that stores the public data in a state that can be disclosed to a third party via 24 is provided. The data stored in the public data storage unit 26 can be accessed via a two-dimensional viewing code (not shown) provided to the member's funeral attendees with the member data management device 10 according to the embodiment. It is the same.

The data storage unit 21 according to this embodiment facilitates in advance a memory area (folder) as a data storage location in order to facilitate the storage of text data, photographs / videos, etc. in which the member talks about himself / herself. Is.

In the data storage unit 21, the member himself / herself creates a new memory area (folder) as a data storage location, and the folder name and the like can be freely set. However, members who are unfamiliar with such operations do not know how to save text data and photo data.

Therefore, if a folder is prepared in the data storage unit 21 in advance and the folder name is also set, even a member who is unfamiliar with PC operation can relatively easily apply his / her own text data and photo data. Can be stored in various memory areas.

For example, as a folder for saving text data, a biography folder 21-1, a hobby folder 21-2, a daily record folder 21-3, a background folder 21-4, and a memory area for saving photo data, a general photo is saved. A photo folder 21-5, a hobby photo folder 21-6 for storing photos related to hobbies, and the like are provided.

In addition, if a folder in which it is desirable to classify the items to be described, for example, the memory area of the background folder 21-4, an appropriate lower folder such as childhood, elementary school age, junior high school age, etc. is provided, data can be accumulated. Increased convenience. A folder for storing data may be individually created and provided to the member according to the wish / request of the member. Members' wishes / requests can be accepted via communication means such as telephone and e-mail.

The life or death of the member is confirmed through the survival confirmation unit 30. The survival confirmation unit 30 according to this embodiment includes, for example, a login confirmation unit 31, a date confirmation unit 32, a message transmission unit 33, and a browsing confirmation unit 34.

The login confirmation unit 31 is a means for detecting (recording) the date and time of the login when the member terminal device 1 logs in (accesses) to the data storage unit 21 via the edit permission unit 9.

The date confirmation unit 32 is a means for calculating the date interval for login detection in the login confirmation unit 31, and may be provided with a date calculation function based on the date.

The message sending unit 33 is a means for sending a character message to a member who has been detected to have not logged in for a certain period of time via the date confirmation unit 32. As the text message, for example, a short short mail (short message) or an e-mail can be used. Since short messages are not easily affected by communication problems, they are useful for providing various information to members and as regular greetings to confirm the survival of members.

The browsing confirmation unit 34 is a means for detecting whether or not the member has browsed (opened) the text message sent to the member via the message sending unit 33. When the browsing / opening operation signal is detected, the cumulative calculation of the number of days in the date confirmation unit 32 is initialized, and the survival confirmation based on the date interval via the login confirmation unit 31 is reset and started.

The public data editing unit 24 is a means for accepting data editing operations performed via an external input means such as a keyboard device. However, the editing operation of public data performed via an external input means must be performed with the consent / consent of the bereaved family or the like.

Therefore, when the amount of data (particularly text data) of the data storage unit 21 is large, it may be difficult to edit in a short time until going to night.

Therefore, it is desirable that the public data editing unit 24 is provided with, for example, a public data extraction unit 24-1, a table of contents creation unit 24-2, and an NG word editing unit 24-3. This is to improve the efficiency of editing work.

For example, the public data extraction unit 24-1 selectively extracts various data of documents, photographs, and videos designated to be disclosed to the mourners based on the member's own will, and saves the public data after the member's death. It is a means to move to the unit 26. For example, a confirmation check is put in the confirmation box, and a means configuration is used to determine whether or not to execute the movement process based on the presence or absence of the check.

Whether or not it may be disclosed is based on the intention of the member, so if the member has the consent of the family, the confirmation work after the death of the member can be simplified.

The table of contents creation unit 24-2 is a means for automatically creating a table of contents of data to be disclosed to mourners using an appropriate text form based on the folder name of the public data finally selected by the public data extraction unit 24-1. be. If the folder of data to be published has been decided, a table of contents in an appropriate format can be created based on the name of the folder (text data).

The NG word editorial unit 24-3 is a means for automatically editing expressions (words) that should not be disclosed contained in the text data.

The text data written by the member in the data storage unit 21 may include a description that is not preferable to be disclosed to the mourner.

For this reason, the public data is edited based on a meeting with the bereaved family, but as a general case, there are sentences (text data) that should not be disclosed to the mourners. For example, property (deposits and savings, real estate, etc.), violent expressions, slanderous expressions, expressions that affect property distribution, etc. These can be deleted or changed to alternative expressions within the range that can be expected in advance.

The NG word editorial unit 24-3 converts the original data of the data storage unit 21 into text data that can be disclosed to the mourner by setting the NG word in advance and deleting or replacing the NG word with an alternative word. ..

According to this configuration, since various folders are prepared in the data storage unit 21, for example, it is easy to describe the background based on the item settings of the folders, and even a member who is unfamiliar with the folder operation is free. You can write in item format and accumulate your own data.

In addition, although it is often difficult to confirm the existence of a member, it is as accurate as possible through the login confirmation unit 31, the date confirmation unit 32, the message transmission unit 33, and the browsing confirmation unit 34 provided in the survival confirmation unit 30. You can continue to confirm your survival.

There are many members who dislike being excessively interfered with in their daily lives, but the survival confirmation via the login confirmation unit 31, the date confirmation unit 32, the message transmission unit 33, and the browsing confirmation unit 34 is gradual and confirmation. Excellent accuracy and high practicality.

The time from the member's death confirmation to the funeral is often short. It is difficult for a member to edit various data stored in the data storage unit 21 in a short time in a state in which the data storage unit 21 can be published. 1. Since the table of contents creation unit 24-2 and the NG word editorial unit 24-3 are provided, it is possible for the member to select and extract public data from the time of his / her life based on the intention of the member. In addition, since text data that is not desirable to be published can be deleted / represented, it is possible to edit and create data of the deceased that can be published to the mourner in a short time.

1 Member's terminal device 2 Depending on the formula 4-1, 4-2, 4-N (for mourners) Portable terminal device 6 Edit data 9 Edit permission unit 10, 20 Member data management device 11, 21 Data storage unit 14, 24 Public data editorial department 16, 26 Public data storage department 18 Two-dimensional browsing code 21-1 Biography folder 21-2 Hobby folder 21-3 Daily record folder 21-4 Background folder 21-5 Photo folder 21-6 Hobby photo folder 24- 1 Public data extraction unit 24-2 Table of contents creation unit 24-3 NG word editorial department 30 Survival confirmation unit 31 Login confirmation unit 32 Date confirmation unit 33 Message transmission unit 34 Browsing confirmation unit N Internet

Claims (5)

A private data storage unit that stores individual member data sent from the member's terminal device via the Internet, and a private data storage unit.
Immediately after confirming the death of the member
A public data editing unit that accepts input commands to classify the data of the private data storage unit into private data and public data.
While providing a public data storage unit that stores the public data in a state that can be disclosed to a third party via the public data editing unit,
The data stored in the public data storage unit is
A member data management device for a funeral, characterized in that it can be accessed via a two-dimensional browsing code provided to the member's funeral attendees. The private data storage unit is
It is a memory area dedicated to the member who stores the personal history of the member himself / herself via the terminal device.
at least,
The member data management device for a funeral according to claim 1, further comprising an area for storing text data, still image data, moving image data, and audio data for each data type. The public data editorial department
For the data stored in the data storage section,
The member data management device for a funeral according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the data storage unit has a function of superimposing and adding audio / music / video data that has not been stored. A login confirmation unit that detects the member's login date for the data storage unit, and a login confirmation unit.
A date confirmation unit that calculates the detection date interval in the login confirmation unit, and a date confirmation unit.
When the date detection interval based on the date confirmation unit exceeds a certain period,
The member data management device for a funeral according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a survival confirmation unit that displays an alarm prompting the member to confirm the survival. The survival confirmation department
A message sending unit that sends a text message to members who have been detected to have not logged in for a certain period of time via the date confirmation unit.
It is equipped with a reading confirmation unit that confirms the viewing of the text message.
The member data management device for a funeral according to claim 4, wherein an alarm is displayed to prompt the member to confirm the existence of the character message when the reading of the character message cannot be confirmed through the reading confirmation unit for a certain period of time.

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