JPWO2018105600A1 - Terminal device and same person identification system - Google Patents

Abstract

A terminal device (12-n) connected via a network (11) to a server device (10) for storing a ticket purchaser's voice, a voice input unit (201) for inputting voice, and a control unit (205). The control unit (205) responds to the voice of the user of the ticket input to the voice input unit (201) and converts the voice of the ticket purchaser stored in the server device (10) to the network ( 11). The control unit (205) determines whether or not the ticket user is the same person as the ticket purchaser by comparing the voiceprint of the ticket user's voice with the ticket purchaser's voice. When determining that the user of the ticket is the same person as the purchaser of the ticket, the control unit (205) makes the ticket usable.

Description

  The present invention relates to a terminal device, a server device, a same person discriminating system, a same person discriminating method, and a program, and particularly to a terminal device, a server device, a same person discriminating system, a same person discriminating method, and a program that can prevent the transfer of rights. About.

  When events such as sports competitions, concerts, and various performances are held, tickets are sold in advance through telephones, the Internet, and the like, in addition to ticket sales counters. When selling such tickets, buyers who do not intend to use them may buy up tickets, resell at the event venue etc. at a price several to several tens of times the purchase price, and interfere with normal event activities. It has occurred. Such actions have caused social harm such as the original purchaser being unable to purchase the ticket or having to make a large payment. This is an adverse effect that occurs when a ticket is sold, regardless of what purpose the buyer purchases. In order to reduce these adverse effects, at the entrance of the event venue, a staff member visually checks whether the ticket is a legitimate ticket and permits entry.

  Further, as a technique for preventing such an adverse effect, reading means for reading a two-dimensional code printed on a ticket drawing of a ticket sheet presented by a user, decoding the two-dimensional code read by the reading means into voiceprint information, and decoding Acquiring means for acquiring the converted voiceprint information, input means for inputting the voice of the user, converting the voice input by the input means into voiceprint information, and acquiring the voiceprint information obtained by the acquiring means; There is a ticket processing apparatus or a program including a user authentication unit that authenticates the user as to whether or not the user is a legitimate user by comparing the generated voiceprint information (for example, see Patent Document 1).

  Alternatively, when purchasing an electronic ticket of an electronic ticket in which ticket information such as entrance and use is stored in a storage medium, the biometric data of the purchaser or the returner is read by a reader, and the biometric information is stored before the electronic ticket is stored. When the electronic ticket is issued by the issuing device that is configured to issue the electronic ticket, and when the biometric information of the returner of the electronic ticket read by the reading device matches the biometric information of the electronic ticket purchaser when the electronic ticket is returned, the electronic ticket is issued. There is also an electronic ticket system in which a settlement means for performing settlement of the electronic ticket is provided to prevent resale of the electronic ticket (for example, see Patent Document 2).

  It is to be noted that the specifications of Patent Documents 1 and 2, the claims, and the entire drawings are incorporated herein by reference.

Japanese Patent No. 3915464 JP 2005-25353 A

  However, the ticket processing device described in Patent Document 1 requires a large amount of a dedicated ticket processing device and a two-dimensional code reader in order to prevent resale at a high price. In addition, since a dedicated ticket processing device is required, tickets cannot be sold via a network. In addition, since a two-dimensional code reading confirmation time, a voice authentication time, and a gate opening / closing time are required for each person, the processing speed is slow, and each process cannot be performed simultaneously. In addition, the same purchase applicant can purchase a plurality of tickets, and there is a possibility that resale is accepted.

  Further, the electronic ticket system described in Patent Document 2 requires a reader for reading the biometric data of the purchaser of the electronic ticket at the time of selling the electronic ticket and at the time of returning the electronic ticket, so that the ticket is sold via a network. It is difficult.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and has as its object to provide a terminal device, a server device, a same person discriminating system, a same person discriminating method, and a program that can prevent transfer of rights. I do.

  In order to achieve the above object, a terminal device (12-n) according to a first aspect of the present invention is connected to a server device (10) that stores a voice of an acquirer of a predetermined right via a network (11). A terminal device (12-n) connected to a voice input unit (201) for inputting a voice, and responding to a voice of an exerciser of the predetermined right being input to the voice input unit (201). Then, the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right stored in the server device (10) is acquired via the network (11), and the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer is obtained. It is determined whether or not the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer by collation, and when the exerciser is determined to be the same person as the acquirer, the predetermined right is set to be exercisable. A terminal control unit (205).

  The terminal device (12-n) further includes a touch panel (202) displaying an icon (19) tapped when the predetermined right is exercised, and the terminal control unit (205) includes the touch panel (205). In response to the tapping of (19), the predetermined right may be put into the exercised state.

  In the above terminal device (12-n), the terminal control unit (205) sets the state in which the predetermined right can be exercised, and then taps the icon (19) within a predetermined time limit. In response to the request, the predetermined right may be put in an exercised state.

  In the terminal device (12-n), the touch panel (202) determines whether or not the voiceprint authentication has confirmed that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, and determines whether the predetermined right has been obtained. A different screen may be displayed depending on whether exercise has been performed.

  In the above terminal device (12-n), the terminal control unit (205) may provide the voice of the exerciser and the acquirer on a condition that the predetermined right can be exercised. May be compared with each other to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer.

  In order to achieve the above object, a server device (10) according to a second aspect of the present invention communicates with a terminal device (12-n) to which a voice of an exerciser of a predetermined right is input via a network (11). A voice storage unit (48) for storing the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right, and a server device (10) connected to the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11). Receiving a transmitted voiceprint authentication request signal requesting voiceprint authentication, detecting from the voice storage unit (48) the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right requested by the voiceprint authentication request signal, and detecting the voice of the exerciser; And comparing the voiceprint with the acquirer's voice to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, and if the exerciser is determined to be the same person as the acquirer, Voiceprint authentication confirms that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer Comprising the server control unit the voiceprint authentication confirmed signal indicating that the confirmation has taken over the network (11) transmits to the terminal device (12-n) and (103), the.

  In the above-mentioned server device (10), the server control unit (103) may be configured to execute the predetermined right within a period in which the predetermined right can be exercised. May be collated to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer.

  In order to achieve the above object, a same person discrimination system (100) according to a third aspect of the present invention includes the same person having the terminal device (12-n) and the server device (10). In the discrimination system (100), the terminal control unit (205) responds to the voice of the exerciser of the predetermined right being input to the voice input unit (201), and A voice request signal requesting the voice of the acquirer is transmitted to the server device (10) via the network (11), and the acquirer transmitted from the server device (10) via the network (11) The server device (10) receives a voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right, a voice storage unit (48), and the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11). The voice request signal transmitted by A voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right requested by the voice request signal is detected from the voice storage unit (48) and transmitted to the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11). A server control unit (103).

  In order to achieve the above object, a same person discrimination system (100) according to a fourth aspect of the present invention includes the same person having the server device (10) and the terminal device (12-n). In the discrimination system (100), the terminal device (12-n) includes a voice input unit (201) for inputting a voice, and a voice of an exerciser of the predetermined right is input to the voice input unit (201). In response to the request, the voiceprint authentication request signal is transmitted to the server device (10) via the network (11), and transmitted from the server device (10) via the network (11). A terminal control unit (205) for activating the predetermined right in response to receiving the voiceprint authentication confirmed signal.

  In the above-described same person identification system (100), the terminal device (12-n) further includes a touch panel (202) displaying an icon (19) tapped when the predetermined right is exercised, The server device (10) further includes a timer (49) for measuring an elapsed time since the predetermined right can be exercised, and the terminal control unit (205) operates by tapping the icon (19). In response to this, an icon tap signal indicating that the icon (19) has been tapped is transmitted to the server device (10) via the network (11), and the server device (10) transmits the icon tap signal to the server device (10). In response to receiving the exercised signal transmitted via (11), the predetermined right is exercised, and the server control unit (103) In response to receiving the icon tap signal transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11), the elapsed time measured by the timer (49) is a predetermined time limit. And if the elapsed time is within the predetermined time limit, the terminal device sends the exercised signal indicating that the predetermined right has been exercised to the terminal device via the network (11). (12-n).

  In the same person identification system (100), the terminal control unit (205) transmits a right acquisition request signal for requesting acquisition of the predetermined right to the server device (10) via the network (11). In response to receiving the right acquisition request signal transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11), the server control unit (103) receives the right acquisition request signal. It is also possible to determine whether or not the number of acquired rights requested is within a predetermined limit, and if it is determined that the number is within the predetermined limit, the acquisition of the predetermined right is permitted. Good.

  In the same person discrimination system (100), the server control unit (103) logs in to a predetermined site when the voice print authentication confirms that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer. And transmits the security code to the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11). The terminal control unit (205) transmits the security code from the server device (10) to the network (11). Receiving the security code transmitted via the Internet, and logging in to the predetermined site using the security code.

  The same person identification system (100) generates a security code for logging in to a predetermined site and transmits the network (11) to the security code generation device (8) that transmits the security code to the terminal device (12-n). The server control unit (103) is connected via the voice print authentication and, when the voiceprint authentication confirms that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, the server control unit (103) requests the security code generation request to generate the security code. A signal is transmitted to the security code generation device (8) via the network (11), and the terminal control unit (205) is transmitted from the security code generation device (8) via the network (11). Receiving the security code, and logging to the predetermined site using the security code. The main routine, may be.

  To achieve the above object, the same person determination method according to a fifth aspect of the present invention is connected to a server device (10) that stores a voice of an acquirer of a predetermined right via a network (11), A terminal identification unit (12-n) including a voice input unit (201) for inputting a voice and a terminal control unit (205), wherein the terminal control unit (205) is configured to determine the predetermined person. In response to the voice of the exerciser of the right being input to the voice input unit (201), the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right stored in the server device (10) is transmitted to the network (11). And the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer is compared to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer. If it is determined that the person is the same person, the prescribed right can be exercised To state.

  In order to achieve the above object, the same person discrimination method according to a sixth aspect of the present invention is provided through a network (11) and a terminal device (12-n) to which a voice of an exerciser of a predetermined right is input. The same person discriminating method by a server device (10) that is connected and includes a voice storage unit (48) that stores a voice of an acquirer of the predetermined right and a server control unit (103). A unit (103) receiving a voiceprint authentication request signal requesting voiceprint authentication transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11), and receiving the predetermined voiceprint request signal requested by the voiceprint authentication request signal; The voice of the acquirer of the right is detected from the voice storage unit (48), and the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer is compared to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer. The exerciser is the same person as the acquirer If it is determined that the voiceprint authentication has been performed, the voiceprint authentication confirmation signal indicating that the exerciser has been confirmed to be the same person as the acquirer has been obtained via the network (11). 12-n).

  In order to achieve the above object, a program according to a seventh aspect of the present invention is connected via a network (11) to a server device (10) that stores a voice of a predetermined right acquirer, and inputs a voice. In response to the voice of the exerciser of the predetermined right being input to the voice input unit (201), the computer (205) of the terminal device (12-n) including the voice input unit (201) performs The voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right stored in the server device (10) is acquired via the network (11), and the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer is collated. Determining whether or not the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, and, if determining that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, setting the exerciser in a state in which the predetermined right can be exercised. Let it run.

  In order to achieve the above object, a program according to an eighth aspect of the present invention is connected via a network (11) to a terminal device (12-n) to which a voice of an exerciser of a predetermined right is input, Transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) to the computer (103) of the server device (10) including the voice storage unit (48) for storing the voice of the predetermined right acquirer via the network (11). Receiving a voiceprint authentication request signal requesting voiceprint authentication to be performed, detecting a voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right requested by the voiceprint authentication request signal from the voice storage unit (48), and The voice print of the acquirer is compared with a voice print to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer. If the exerciser is determined to be the same person as the acquirer, the voice print is determined. By certification, the exerciser is the same as the acquirer Sending a voice print authentication confirmed signal indicating that the confirmation has been established that a person the network the terminal device via a (11) (12-n), to perform that.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a terminal device, a server device, a same person discriminating system, a same person discriminating method, and a program that can prevent the transfer of rights.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of a ticket processing system according to the embodiment. FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of a terminal device. It is a figure showing the example of a display of an event search screen. It is a figure showing the example of a display of a ticket purchase screen. It is a figure showing the example of a display of a voice registration screen. It is a figure showing the example of a display of a my ticket screen. It is a figure showing the example of a display of a ticket display screen. FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a display example of a voiceprint authentication screen. FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of a control unit of the terminal device. FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of a cloud server. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a database configuration of a cloud server. It is a functional block diagram of a control part of a cloud server. FIG. 7 is a processing sequence diagram executed by the ticket processing system. It is a flowchart which shows the detail of a ticket purchase process. It is a flowchart which shows the continuation of a ticket purchase process. It is a flowchart which shows the continuation of a ticket purchase process. It is a flowchart which shows the details of the voice authentication process before entrance. It is a flowchart which shows the continuation of the voice authentication process before entrance. It is a flowchart which shows the detail of ticket used registration processing. It is a flowchart which shows the modification of the voice authentication process before entrance. It is a flowchart which shows the continuation of the pre-entrance voice authentication process according to the modification. It is a flowchart which shows the detail of security code issuance processing.

  Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described.

  First, a configuration of a ticket processing system according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of a ticket processing system according to the present embodiment.

  The ticket processing system 100 is a wide area network system having a cloud server 10 for managing tickets as a core. As shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of terminal devices 12-1, 12-2,..., 12-n (n is a natural number) are connected to the cloud server 10 via a network 11 such as the Internet. ing. The cloud server 10 and the terminal device 12-n are connected to an external payment server 9 via a network 11.

  The terminal device 12-n is configured by, for example, a general smartphone (smartphone) or a tablet computer owned by a normal individual or organization. Note that the terminal device 12-n may be composed of, for example, a mobile phone or a general-purpose personal computer.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of a terminal device.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the terminal device 12-n includes a voice input unit 201, a touch panel 202, a communication unit 203, a storage unit 204, and a control unit 205, which are connected via a bus. ing.

  The voice input unit 201 includes, for example, a general-purpose microphone and an analog-digital conversion circuit. The voice of the uttered user is input to the voice input unit 201.

  The touch panel 202 includes, for example, a general-purpose touch panel that combines a liquid crystal display device and a pointing device. The touch panel 202 displays various screens and receives various operations by the user.

  In the present embodiment, on the touch panel 202, a member registration screen for performing a member registration for using the ticket management site operated by the cloud server 10 is displayed. On the member registration screen, the user performs member registration by inputting member information such as a member ID (Identification), an e-mail address, and a password necessary for logging in to the ticket management site.

  After the member registration, the touch panel 202 displays a login screen or the like for logging in to the ticket management site. The user logs in to the ticket management site by inputting a member ID and a password on the log-in screen.

  After logging in to the ticket management site, the touch panel 202 displays an event search screen for searching for events for which tickets are sold at the ticket management site.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a display example of the event search screen.

  As shown in FIG. 3, on the event search screen 300, tabs 301 for selecting event categories such as live, seminar, and convention, and search conditions such as the event name, the date and time of the event, the location of the event, and the budget are displayed. A text box 302 and the like for input are displayed. In addition, the event search screen 300 may display one or more images indicating a new arrival event, a popular event, a recommended event, and the like. The user selects the category of the event desired to participate on the tab 301 or inputs a search condition in the text box 302 to display the events that match the search condition. Select the event to be performed.

  After selecting an event, the touch panel 202 shown in FIG. 2 displays a ticket purchase screen 400 for purchasing a ticket for participating in the event.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a display example of a ticket purchase screen.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the ticket purchase screen 400 includes an event image 401, an event name 402, an event summary 403, and ticket seats such as “S ticket”, “A ticket”, and “B ticket”. The seed 404 and the like are displayed. The user instructs the purchase of the ticket by selecting the seat type 404 and the number of tickets to be purchased on the ticket purchase screen 400.

  After an instruction to purchase a ticket, a voice registration screen for registering the voice of the ticket purchaser is displayed on touch panel 202 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a display example of the voice registration screen.

  As shown in FIG. 5, on the voice registration screen 500, a voice registration start icon 501 for instructing the start of voice registration, a guidance 502 for voice registration, and a voice registration voice such as "Hiragake Sesame" are displayed. The phrase 503 and the like are displayed. After tapping the voice registration start icon 501 on the voice registration screen 500, the user utters the phrase 503 according to the guidance 502 and inputs the voice to the voice input unit 201, and the like, and inputs the voice of the user to the ticket purchaser. Register as a voice. In the present embodiment, the input of the voice to the voice input unit 201 is performed three times.

  After registering the voice, the touch panel 202 shown in FIG. 2 displays a payment screen for performing payment for the purchase price. The user pays the purchase price by selecting a payment method on the payment screen. After the settlement of the purchase price, the touch panel 202 displays a purchase completion screen indicating that the purchase of the ticket has been completed to the user.

  The touch panel 202 displays a My Ticket screen for displaying tickets purchased by the user.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a display example of the My Ticket screen.

  As shown in FIG. 6, on the My Ticket screen 600, a ticket summary 601, a ticket display icon 602 for instructing display of a ticket, a ticket use icon 603 for instructing use of a ticket, and the like are displayed. .

  When the user taps the ticket display icon 602 on the My Ticket screen, a ticket display screen is displayed on the touch panel 202.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a display example of the ticket display screen.

  Before confirmation by voice print authentication, an unauthenticated ticket display screen 13A shown in FIG. Here, voiceprint authentication refers to the voiceprint of the user who uses the ticket and the voice registered as the voice of the ticket purchaser, and if the user of the ticket is the same person as the ticket purchaser It is to verify whether or not.

  As shown in FIG. 7A, an image SA such as a singer appearing in an event is displayed on the unauthenticated ticket display screen 13A. In addition to the image SA, the unauthenticated ticket display screen 13A displays an event name 14, such as "Mintomo National Tour", a seat type 15, such as "A ticket", a purchase ID 17A for identifying ticket purchase information, and the like. The purchase date 18A of the ticket such as "2016.5.5 5:05:05" is displayed as an image or a character.

  When the user taps the ticket use icon 603 on the my ticket screen 600 shown in FIG. 6, a voiceprint authentication screen for performing voiceprint authentication is displayed on the touch panel 202.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a display example of the voiceprint authentication screen.

  As shown in FIG. 8, a voiceprint authentication screen 800 includes a voiceprint authentication start icon 801 for instructing the start of voiceprint authentication, a guidance 802 for authenticating the voiceprint, and a voice for voiceprint authentication such as “Hiragake Sesame”. Is displayed. After tapping the voiceprint authentication start icon 801, the user utters a phrase 803 according to the guidance 802 and inputs voice to the voice input unit 201 to perform voiceprint authentication.

  On the touch panel 202 shown in FIG. 2, after confirmation by voiceprint authentication, an authenticated ticket display screen 13B shown in FIG. You.

  As shown in FIG. 7B, the authenticated ticket display screen 13B displays an image SB, which is different from the unauthenticated ticket display screen 13A and more realistically represents the singer appearing in the event. . In addition to the image SB, the authenticated ticket display screen 13B includes an event name 14, a seat type 15, an authenticated display 16 indicating that authentication has been performed by voiceprint authentication, an authentication ID 17B for identifying authentication information, " The authentication date and time (authentication time) 18B by voiceprint authentication such as "2016.12.12 12:12:12" are displayed as images or characters. Note that the elapsed time from the authentication time may be displayed on the authenticated ticket display screen 13B. Furthermore, an icon 19 of “Mori” is displayed on the authenticated ticket display screen 13B. In general, “mogiri” refers to removing half of an admission ticket at the entrance of a theater or movie theater.

  The user presents the authenticated ticket display screen 13B to the reception staff at the reception place immediately before entering the event venue. The reception staff displays on the authenticated ticket display screen 13B an image indicating that the ticket is valid, such as the image SB of the event singer and other images, the event name 14, the authentication ID 17B, the authentication date and time (authentication time) 18B, and the like. Check whether or not is displayed. If the reception staff determines that the ticket presented by the user is normal and correct, the reception staff taps the “mogiri” icon 19 as evidence that the validity of the ticket has been confirmed. , "Mogiri" treatment.

  On the touch panel 202 shown in FIG. 2, a used ticket display screen indicating that the ticket has been used is displayed after the processing of “mogiri” is performed.

  As described above, the touch panel 202 includes a stage before confirmation by voiceprint authentication such as a ticket purchase stage, a stage before confirmation of “mogiri” after confirmation by voiceprint authentication such as a stage immediately before entrance, and a “mogiri” such as a reception stage. The screen display is clearly changed for each processing step so that the reception staff can identify which processing step is the processing step or the processing step. In addition to the example shown in FIG. 7, in the stage after confirmation by voiceprint authentication and the stage after “mogiri” treatment, an image of the singer appearing in the event is displayed as an up image of the singer's face or a yellow image. Alternatively, the image may be changed to a different image such as an image having a conspicuous color such as red or the like. Accordingly, the reception staff can more effectively confirm whether or not confirmation has been performed by voiceprint authentication and whether or not the ticket has been used.

  The communication unit 203 includes, for example, a general-purpose wireless communication device. The communication unit 203 accesses the cloud server 10 via the network 11 and performs wireless communication with the cloud server 10.

  In the present embodiment, the communication unit 203 includes a member information, a member authentication request signal for requesting member authentication, a ticket information request signal for requesting ticket information indicating ticket details, a ticket purchase request signal for requesting ticket purchase, and a voice. Information, a purchase information request signal for requesting ticket purchase information, a voice data request signal for requesting voice data, an authentication result signal indicating the result of voiceprint authentication (hereinafter, referred to as “authentication result”), and indicating that the device has been trimmed. The server transmits a mogi signal or the like to the cloud server 10 via the network 11. Further, the communication unit 203 transmits a settlement request signal or the like for requesting settlement of the purchase price to the settlement server 9 via the network 11.

  Further, the communication unit 203 transmits a member authentication rejection signal indicating that the member authentication is transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 or a member authentication permission signal indicating that the member authentication has been permitted, ticket information, and voice information. A voice registration request signal requesting registration, a payment request signal requesting payment of a purchase price, a purchase rejection signal indicating that ticket purchase has been rejected or a purchase completion signal indicating completion, voice data, authentication information, and A use rejection signal indicating that the use of the ticket has been rejected, a used signal indicating that use of the ticket has been permitted and the ticket has been used, and the like are received.

  The storage unit 204 includes, for example, a nonvolatile memory such as a general-purpose flash memory. An application program according to the present invention that is downloaded via the network 11 is installed in the storage unit 204 in advance.

  The control unit 205 includes, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a ROM (Read Only Memory), and a RAM (Random Access Memory). The CPU controls various operations of the terminal device 12-n by appropriately executing programs stored in the ROM, application programs stored in the storage unit 204, and the like, using the RAM as a work memory.

  FIG. 9 is a functional block diagram of the control unit of the terminal device.

  In the present embodiment, the control unit 205 executes the application program according to the present invention stored in the storage unit 204, so that the member information input unit 21, the member authentication request unit 22, the event It functions as a search unit 23, a ticket purchase unit 24, a my ticket display unit 25, a voice print authentication unit 26, and a mowing unit 27.

  The member information input unit 21 transmits the member information from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11 in response to the user inputting the member information on the member registration screen and then instructing the member registration. .

  The member authentication requesting unit 22 transmits a member authentication request signal including the member ID and the password in response to the user who has completed the member registration inputting the member ID and the password on the login screen and instructing the login. The data is transmitted from the unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11. When the communication unit 203 receives the member authentication rejection signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11, the member authentication request unit 22 determines that the login to the ticket management site has been rejected, and returns to the state before the login. Return. On the other hand, when the communication unit 203 receives the member authentication permission signal from the cloud server 10 via the network 11, the member authentication request unit 22 logs in to the ticket management site.

  After logging in to the ticket management site, the event search unit 23 displays an event search screen 300 shown in FIG. The event search unit 23 responds to the user selecting an event desired to participate in the event search screen 300 shown in FIG. 3 and includes a ticket including a ticket ID for identifying a ticket for participating in the event. An information request signal is transmitted from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11. Then, in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the ticket information transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11, the event search unit 23 displays a ticket purchase screen 400 shown in FIG. It is displayed on the touch panel 202.

  After the user selects the seat type and the number of tickets purchased on the ticket purchase screen 400 shown in FIG. 4, the ticket purchasing unit 24 responds to the instruction to purchase the ticket, and in response to the user's member ID, ticket ID, and A ticket purchase request signal including the type of ticket and the number of purchased tickets is transmitted from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11.

  The ticket purchase unit 24 displays the voice registration screen 500 shown in FIG. 5 on the touch panel 202 in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the voice registration request signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11. . After the user taps the voice registration start icon 501 on the voice registration screen 500 shown in FIG. 5, the ticket purchasing unit 24 responds to the voice input to the voice input unit 201 three times, and the voice is appropriately input. In order to confirm whether or not the voiceprint has been performed, the voiceprints of the three voices are collated to perform voiceprint authentication. When confirming that the voice has been properly input, the ticket purchasing unit 24 checks the member ID, voice data indicating the voice input to the input unit 202, an authentication result, and a token for guaranteeing the validity of the data. And the like, and transmits voice information including fraud detection data and the like from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11.

  The ticket purchase unit 24 displays a payment screen on the touch panel 202 in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the payment request signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11. Then, in response to the user instructing the settlement of the purchase price on the settlement screen, the ticket purchasing unit 24 transmits a settlement request signal from the communication unit 203 to the settlement server 9 via the network 11.

  The ticket purchase unit 24 displays a purchase rejection screen indicating that the purchase of the ticket has been rejected in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the purchase rejection signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11. Then, the screen returns to the ticket purchase screen 400 shown in FIG. On the other hand, in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the purchase completion signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 in response to the purchase, the ticket purchase unit 24 indicates that the purchase of the ticket has been completed. A completion screen is displayed to complete the procedure at the ticket purchase stage.

  In response to the user tapping the ticket display icon 602 on the my ticket screen 600 shown in FIG. 6, the my ticket display unit 25 transmits a purchase information request signal including a purchase ID and the like from the communication unit 203 to the network 11. Via the cloud server 10. Then, in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the purchase information transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 in response to the reception of the purchase information from the cloud server 10, the my ticket display unit 25 stores the purchase information shown in FIG. The authentication ticket display screen 13A is displayed on the touch panel 202.

  The voiceprint authentication unit 26 responds to the user tapping the voiceprint authentication start icon 801 on the voiceprint authentication screen 800 shown in FIG. The voice data request signal including the voice data is transmitted from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11. Then, in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the use rejection signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 in response to the use of the ticket, the voiceprint authentication unit 26 indicates that the use of the ticket has been rejected. Is displayed. On the other hand, in response to the voice data transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 being received by the communication unit 203, the voice print authentication unit 26 Voiceprint authentication is performed by collating the voice indicated by the voice data received by the communication unit 203 with the voiceprint to determine whether the ticket user is the same person as the ticket purchaser.

  When determining that the user of the ticket is not the same person as the purchaser of the ticket, the voiceprint authentication unit 26 displays on the touch panel 202 an authentication failure screen indicating that verification by voiceprint authentication has failed. On the other hand, when determining that the user of the ticket is the same person as the purchaser of the ticket, the voiceprint authentication unit 26 displays an authenticated screen indicating that the user has been confirmed by voiceprint authentication on the touch panel 121. Then, the voice print authentication unit 26 transmits an authentication result signal including the purchase ID and the authentication result from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11.

  The voiceprint authentication unit 26 displays the authenticated ticket shown in FIG. 7B based on the authentication information in response to the reception of the authentication information transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203. By displaying the screen 13B on the touch panel 202, it is displayed that the ticket is valid, and the ticket is made usable.

  In response to the reception staff tapping the “mogiri” icon 19 on the authenticated ticket display screen 13B shown in FIG. 7B, the mogul section 27 transmits a mogiri signal including a ticket ID and a purchase ID. The data is transmitted from the unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11. Then, the mogul unit 27 displays a use rejection screen on the touch panel 202 in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the use rejection signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11. On the other hand, in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the used signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11, the mogul unit 27 displays the used ticket display screen on the touch panel 202. .

  As described above, the terminal device 12-n accesses the cloud server 10 via the network 11 immediately before entering the event venue, and authenticates that the ticket user is the same person as the ticket purchaser. The function as a ticket authentication device to be performed can be achieved. In addition, the terminal device 12-n can function as a ticket issuing device that issues a ticket purchased by the user by displaying the authenticated ticket display screen 13B illustrated in FIG. 7B on the touch panel 202. . Furthermore, the terminal device 12-n can fulfill the function as a ticket by the user presenting the authenticated ticket display screen 13B shown in FIG. 7B to the reception staff at the reception place. Then, when the reception staff taps the “mogiri” icon 19, the terminal device 12-n can fulfill the function as the “mogiri”.

  The settlement server 9 shown in FIG. 1 includes, for example, a general-purpose server computer and a database. The settlement server 9 performs settlement of the purchase price in response to receiving the settlement request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network network 11. Then, the settlement server 9 transmits a settlement completion signal indicating that the settlement of the purchase price has been completed to the cloud server 10 via the network 11.

  The cloud server 10 is a computer system on the service provider side that issues and manages tickets through the network 11 and includes, for example, a general-purpose server computer and a database.

  FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of a cloud server.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the cloud server 10 includes a communication unit 101, a storage unit 102, and a control unit 103, which are connected via a bus.

  The communication unit 101 includes, for example, an NIC (Network Interface Card) or the like. The communication unit 101 performs wireless communication with the terminal device 12-n via the network 11.

  In the present embodiment, the communication unit 101 includes a member information, a member authentication request signal, a ticket information request signal, a ticket purchase request signal, a ticket information, a voice information, and a purchase information request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network network 11. , A voice data request signal, an authentication failure signal or an authenticated signal, and a mogi signal. In addition, the communication unit 101 receives a payment completion signal and the like transmitted from the payment server 9 via the network 11.

  The communication unit 101 further includes a member authentication rejection signal or a member authentication permission signal, ticket information, a voice registration request signal, a payment request signal, a purchase rejection signal or a purchase completion signal, voice data, authentication information, and a use rejection signal or a used signal. A signal or the like is transmitted to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11.

  The storage unit 102 includes, for example, a hard disk drive or the like. The storage unit 102 stores various databases such as a member management file 44, a ticket information file 45, a purchase information file 46, an authentication result management file 47, and a voice information file 48.

  FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a database configuration of the cloud server.

  The member management file 44 is a database for managing member information and the like of a user who has registered as a member. As shown in FIG. 11A, the member management file 44 includes member information (member ID, mail address, password, etc.), last login date and time (in seconds), login terminal ID, and fraud detection data. Data is stored in association with each other. Here, the login terminal ID is for identifying a terminal device that has logged in so far, using the member information registered in association with the member management file 44. The login terminal ID is stored as a security measure for detecting an unauthorized login.

  The ticket information file 45 is a database for managing ticket information indicating details of tickets sold on a ticket management site. As shown in FIG. 11B, the ticket information file 45 includes ticket ID, ticket name, seat type, date and time of event holding (in seconds), date and time when ticket can be used (in seconds), and ticket information. Data such as an address, a venue name, an organizer, an inquiry address, a payee, a payment type, a price, a stock quantity, and a voice sample ID are stored in association with each other. Here, the usable date and time of the ticket restricts the date and time at which the voiceprint authentication and the moguri processing can be performed to the vicinity of the date and time of the event, and is set for each seat type. The payment type indicates a payment method such as credit card, cash on delivery, bank transfer, and local settlement. Further, the voice sample ID is used to manage a phrase of a voice to be registered, such as “open sesame”, and is set for each ticket ID.

  The purchase information file 46 is a database for managing ticket purchase information by a user who has registered as a member. As shown in FIG. 11C, in the purchase information file 46, purchase information, purchase ID, ticket ID, member ID, seat type, seat information, number of purchases, purchase date and time (in seconds), voice information ID, Data such as a payment type, a settlement effective date and time (in seconds), a settlement status flag, and a ticket use date and time (in seconds) are stored in association with each other. In this embodiment, the payment server 9 pays the purchase price using a credit card. The settlement status flag indicates the settlement status of the purchase price such as waiting for cancellation, waiting for settlement, and completion of settlement. For example, when the payment method is cash on delivery, bank transfer, local settlement, or the like, or when settlement with a credit card or the like fails, the value of the settlement status flag is updated to a value indicating that the settlement is waiting. The use date and time is "unused" until the ticket is used, and when the ticket is used, the current time is stored as the use date and time.

  The authentication result management file 47 is a database for managing authentication results. As shown in FIG. 11D, the authentication result management file 47 stores data such as an authentication ID, a purchase ID, an authentication date and time (authentication time), and an authentication result in association with each other.

  The voice information file 48 is a database for managing voice information of the user who purchased the ticket. As shown in FIG. 11E, the voice information file 48 stores data such as a voice information ID, voice data, and an authentication result in association with each other.

  The storage unit 102 shown in FIG. 10 stores a voice authentication timer 49 for measuring an elapsed time from the authentication time.

  The control unit 103 includes, for example, a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, and the like. The CPU controls various operations of the cloud server 10 by using the RAM as a work memory and appropriately executing a program stored in the ROM, an application program stored in the storage unit 102, and the like.

  FIG. 12 is a functional block diagram of the control unit of the cloud server.

  In the present embodiment, the control unit 103 executes the application program stored in the storage unit 102, and as shown in FIG. 12, the member registration unit 31, the member authentication unit 32, the ticket information transmission unit 33, It functions as an issuing unit 34, a purchase information transmitting unit 35, a voice data transmitting unit 36, an authentication information transmitting unit 37, and a timer consistency checking unit 38.

  The member registration unit 31 responds to the reception of the member information transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101, and in response to the member ID, the mail address, the password, and the like included in the member information. The members are registered by associating the respective data with each other and storing them in the member management file 44 shown in FIG.

  The member authentication unit 32 responds to the reception of the member authentication request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101, and in response to the member ID and the password included in the member authentication request signal, It is determined whether or not the user is a legitimate member based on whether or not each of the data is stored in association with the member management file 44 shown in FIG. When determining that the user is not a legitimate member, the member authentication unit 32 transmits a member authentication rejection signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. On the other hand, when the member authentication unit 32 determines that the user is a legitimate member, the member authentication unit 32 transmits a member authentication permission signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 and It is possible to log in to the 12-n ticket management site.

  The ticket information transmitting unit 33 responds to the reception of the ticket information request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101, and responds to the ticket ID included in the ticket information request signal. The detected ticket information is detected from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. 11B, and transmitted from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11.

  In response to the communication unit 101 receiving the ticket purchase request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11, the ticket issuing unit 34 transmits a voice registration request signal from the communication unit 101 to the network 11. Is transmitted to the terminal device 12-n via. The ticket issuing unit 34 responds to the reception of the voice information transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101, based on the fraud detection data included in the voice information. The validity check (fraud detection) of the voice information is performed to determine whether the voice information is fraudulent data.

  If the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the voice information is unauthorized data, the ticket issuing unit 34 transmits a purchase rejection signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. On the other hand, if the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the voice information is not incorrect data but valid, the ticket issuing unit 34 assigns a voice information ID, and outputs the voice information ID, the voice data included in the voice information, the authentication result, and the like. 11 (e) is stored in the voice information file 48 shown in FIG. 11 (e), and the member ID and the fraud detection data included in the voice information are associated with each other, as shown in FIG. 11 (a). Voice information is registered by storing it in the member management file 44.

  The ticket issuing unit 34 compares the purchased number of tickets included in the ticket purchase request signal with a preset limited number, performs a limited number inspection of the purchased number, and checks whether the purchased number is within the specified limited number. It is determined whether or not. If the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the number of purchases exceeds the specified limit, the ticket issuing unit 34 transmits a purchase rejection signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. On the other hand, if the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the number of purchases is within the specified limit, the ticket issuance unit 34 assigns the purchase ID, and provides the purchase ID, the member ID included in the ticket purchase request signal, the ticket ID, and the seat number. The data, such as the seed, the number of purchases, and the voice information ID, are stored in the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG.

  The ticket issuing unit 34 specifies the stock quantity of the ticket corresponding to the ticket ID included in the ticket purchase request signal from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. Then, the ticket issuing unit 34 checks the purchase inventory of the ticket by comparing the number of purchases included in the ticket purchase request signal with the number of stocks, and determines whether or not the number of purchases is within the number of stocks.

  If the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the number of purchases exceeds the number of stocks, it updates the value of the settlement status flag stored in the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. I do. On the other hand, if the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the number of purchases is within the number of stocks, the ticket issuing unit 34 updates the value of the settlement status flag to a value indicating the waiting for settlement. Then, the ticket issuing unit 34 determines whether the value of the settlement status flag is a value indicating a wait for cancellation or a value indicating a wait for settlement.

  If the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the value of the settlement status flag is a value indicating a wait-for-cancellation, the process returns to the purchase inventory inspection. On the other hand, when the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the value of the payment status flag is a value indicating that the payment is waiting, the ticket issuing unit 34 sets the ticket price corresponding to the ticket ID included in the ticket purchase request signal in FIG. ) Is specified from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. Subsequently, the ticket issuing unit 34 obtains a purchase price from the number of purchases and the price. Then, the ticket issuing unit 34 transmits a payment request signal for requesting payment of the purchase price from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11.

  In response to the communication unit 101 receiving the payment completion signal transmitted from the payment server 9 via the network 11 in the payment server 9, the ticket issuing unit 34 updates the value of the payment status flag to a value indicating payment completion. . Then, the ticket issuing unit 34 transmits a purchase completion signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11.

  The purchase information transmitting unit 35 responds to the reception of the purchase information request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101, and responds to the purchase ID included in the purchase information request signal. The purchase information to be performed is detected from the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. 11C, and is transmitted from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11.

  The voice data transmission unit 36 responds to the reception of the voice data request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101, and responds to the ticket ID included in the voice data request signal. The usable date of the ticket to be used is specified from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. Then, the voice data transmission unit 36 determines whether or not the current time is within the usable date and time range of the ticket.

  When determining that the current time is outside the usable date and time of the ticket, the voice data transmitting unit 36 transmits a use rejection signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. On the other hand, when the voice data transmitting unit 36 determines that the current time is out of the range of the usable date and time of the ticket, the voice data transmitting unit 36 transmits the voice data corresponding to the voice information ID included in the voice data request signal in FIG. It is detected from the voice information file 48 shown in (e). Then, the voice data transmission unit 36 transmits the voice data from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11.

  In response to the communication unit 101 receiving the authentication result signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network network 11, the authentication information transmitting unit 37 assigns the authentication ID, The data such as the purchase ID and the authentication result included in the signal and the current time as the authentication time are associated with each other and stored in the authentication result management file 47 shown in FIG. In addition, the authentication information transmitting unit 37 operates the voice authentication timer 49 to measure the elapsed time from the authentication time. The authentication information transmitting unit 37 detects the purchase information corresponding to the purchase ID included in the authentication result signal from the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. Then, the authentication information transmitting unit 37 transmits the authentication information including the authentication ID, the authentication time, the purchase information, and the like from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11.

  The timer consistency check unit 38 responds to the reception of the mog signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101, and responds to the ticket ID corresponding to the ticket ID included in the mog signal. The usable date and time are specified from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. Then, the timer consistency check unit 38 determines whether or not the current time is within the usable date and time range of the ticket. Subsequently, when the timer consistency check unit 38 determines that the current time is within the range of the ticket usable date and time, the timer consistency check unit 38 determines whether the elapsed time from the authentication time is within a preset time limit. Is determined.

  If the timer consistency check unit 38 determines that the current time is out of the range of the date and time when the ticket can be used, or determines that the elapsed time from the authentication time exceeds the time limit, the timer reconciliation signal is used. The information is transmitted from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network network 11. On the other hand, if the timer consistency check unit 38 determines that the elapsed time from the authentication time is within the time limit, the timer consistency check unit 38 determines that the ticket is valid, and permits the use of the ticket. In the purchase information file 46 shown in ()), the ticket is registered as used by storing the current time at the use date and time corresponding to the purchase ID included in the mochi signal. Then, the timer consistency check unit 38 transmits the used signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11.

  Next, various processes executed by the ticket processing system 100 having the above configuration will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 13 is a processing sequence diagram executed by the ticket processing system.

  As shown in FIG. 13, the ticket processing system 100 first executes a member registration process (step S1). In the member registration process, the user inputs member information such as a member ID, an e-mail address, and a password on a member registration screen displayed on the touch panel 202 of the terminal device 12-n. Thereafter, in response to the user instructing the member registration on the member registration screen, in the terminal device 12-n, the member information input unit 21 transmits the member information from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11. Send. Then, in the cloud server 10, the member registration unit 31 responds to the communication unit 101 receiving the member information transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11, and the member ID included in the member information. , A mail address, a password, and the like are stored in the member management file 44 shown in FIG.

  After the member registration, the user inputs a member ID, a password, and the like on a login screen displayed on the touch panel 202 of the terminal device 12-n. Thereafter, in response to the user instructing the login, in the terminal device 12-n, the member authentication request unit 22 transmits a member authentication request signal including the member ID and the password from the communication unit 203 via the network 11. The data is transmitted to the cloud server 10. In the cloud server 10, the member authentication unit 32 is included in the member authentication request signal in response to receiving the member authentication request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101. It is determined whether the user is a legitimate member based on whether each data such as the member ID and the password is stored in association with the member management file 44 shown in FIG. When determining that the user is a legitimate member, the member authentication unit 32 transmits a member authentication permission signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. Then, in the terminal device 12-n, the member authentication requesting unit 22 logs in to the ticket management site in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the member authentication permission signal from the cloud server 10 via the network network 11.

  After logging in to the ticket management site, on the event search screen 300 shown in FIG. 3, the user selects a category of an event that he / she wants to participate on the tab 301, and inputs a search condition in the text box 302 or the like. , To display events that match the search conditions. Then, in response to the user selecting an event desired to participate from the events that match the search conditions on the event search screen 300 shown in FIG. 3, the event search unit 23 of the terminal device 12-n A ticket information request signal including a ticket ID or the like for identifying a ticket for participating in the event is transmitted from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11. In the cloud server 10, the ticket information transmitting unit 33 includes the ticket information request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 in the ticket information request signal in response to the communication unit 101 receiving the ticket information request signal. The ticket information corresponding to the ticket ID is detected from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. 11B, and transmitted from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. Then, in the terminal device 12-n, the event search unit 23 responds to the receipt of the ticket information transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203, based on the ticket information. Is displayed on the touch panel 202.

  The user selects the seat type and the number of tickets purchased on the ticket purchase screen 400 shown in FIG. Then, in response to the user instructing the purchase of the ticket on the ticket purchase screen 400 shown in FIG. 4, the ticket processing system 100 executes a ticket purchase process (step S2).

  14 to 16 are flowcharts showing details of the ticket purchase processing.

  As shown in FIG. 14, when the ticket purchase process is started, first, in the terminal device 12-n, the ticket purchase unit 24 checks the ticket purchase including the user's member ID, the ticket ID, the seat type and the number of purchased tickets, and the like. A request signal is transmitted from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S201).

  In the cloud server 10, the ticket issuing unit 34 responds to the receipt of the ticket purchase request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101 (step S202), and issues a voice registration request. The signal is transmitted from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S203).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the ticket purchase unit 24 responds to the reception of the voice registration request signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203 (step S204). The displayed voice registration screen 500 is displayed on the touch panel 202 (step S205).

  After that, after the user taps the voice registration start icon 501 on the voice registration screen 500 shown in FIG. 5, the ticket purchasing unit 24 utters the phrase 503 according to the guidance 502 and the voice is input to the voice input unit 201 three times. In response to this (step S206; Yes), the voiceprints of the three voices are collated to perform voiceprint authentication in order to confirm whether the voices have been properly input (step S207).

  Then, when confirming that the voice is properly input, the ticket purchasing unit 24 checks the member ID, the voice data indicating the voice input to the input unit 202, the authentication result, the token that guarantees the validity of the data, and the like. Voice information including fraud detection data and the like is transmitted from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S208).

  In the cloud server 10, the ticket issuing unit 34 responds to the reception of the voice information transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101 (step S209), and is included in the voice information. Based on the fraud detection data, the validity check (fraud detection) of the voice information is performed to determine whether the voice information is fraudulent data (step S210).

  If the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the voice information is not invalid data but valid (step S210; Yes), the ticket issuing unit 34 assigns the voice information ID, and outputs the voice information ID, the voice data included in the voice information, and the authentication result. 11 (e) is stored in the voice information file 48 shown in FIG. 11 (e), and the member ID and the fraud detection data included in the voice information are associated with each other. The voice information is stored in the indicated member management file 44 (step S211).

  Subsequently, the ticket issuing unit 34 compares the number of purchased tickets included in the ticket purchase request signal with the preset number of limited tickets, performs a limited number inspection of the number of purchased tickets, and checks that the number of purchased tickets is within the specified limited number of tickets. Is determined (step S212).

  If the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the voice information is invalid data (step S210; No), or determines that the number of purchases exceeds the specified limit (step S212; No), the purchase rejection signal Is transmitted from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S213 shown in FIG. 15).

  The terminal device 12-n responds to the receipt of the purchase rejection signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203 (step S214). After displaying the purchase rejection screen indicating that the ticket has been rejected (step S215), the ticket purchase processing ends.

  On the other hand, if the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the number of purchases is within the specified limit number (step S212; Yes), the ticket issuance unit 34 gives the purchase ID, and adds the purchase ID and the member included in the ticket purchase request signal. Each data such as ID, ticket ID, seat type, number of purchases, and voice information ID is stored in the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. 11C in association with each other (step S216).

  Subsequently, the ticket issuing unit 34 specifies the number of tickets in stock corresponding to the ticket ID included in the ticket purchase request signal from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. 11B (step S217).

  Then, the ticket issuing unit 34 compares the number of purchases included in the ticket purchase request signal with the number of stocks to perform a purchase inventory check of the ticket and determines whether the number of purchases is within the number of stocks (step S218). .

  If it is determined that the number of purchases exceeds the number of stocks (Step S218; No), the ticket issuing unit 34 cancels the value of the settlement status flag stored in the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. The value is updated to a value indicating waiting (step S219).

  On the other hand, when the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the purchased number is within the stock number (step S218; Yes), the ticket issuing unit 34 updates the value of the settlement status flag to a value indicating the waiting for settlement (step S220).

  Then, the ticket issuing unit 34 determines whether the value of the settlement status flag is a value indicating a wait for cancellation or a value indicating a wait for settlement (step S221).

  If the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the value of the settlement status flag is a value indicating a wait-for-cancellation (Step S221; No), the process returns to Step S218 for purchase inventory inspection.

  On the other hand, when the ticket issuing unit 34 determines that the value of the payment status flag is a value indicating that the payment is waiting (step S221; Yes), the ticket price corresponding to the ticket ID included in the ticket purchase request signal. Is identified from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. 11B, and the purchase price is obtained from the number of purchases and the price (step S222).

  Then, the ticket issuing unit 34 transmits a payment request signal requesting payment of the purchase price from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S223).

  The terminal device 12-n responds to the communication unit 203 that the ticket purchase unit 24 receives the payment request signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S224), and displays the payment screen on the touch panel. The information is displayed on the display 202 (step S225 shown in FIG. 16).

  Then, in response to the user instructing the settlement of the purchase price on the settlement screen (step S226; Yes), the ticket purchasing unit 24 sends a settlement request signal from the communication unit 203 to the settlement server 9 via the network 11. The data is transmitted (step S227).

  The settlement server 9 performs settlement of the purchase price in response to receiving the settlement request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n through the network 11 (step S228) (step S229).

  Then, the settlement server 9 transmits a settlement completion signal indicating that the settlement of the purchase price has been completed to the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (Step S230).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the ticket issuing unit 34 responds to the receipt of the settlement completion signal transmitted from the settlement server 9 via the network 11 by the communication unit 101 (step S231), and sets the settlement status flag. The value is updated to a value indicating the settlement completion (step S232).

  Then, the ticket issuing unit 34 transmits a purchase completion signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S233).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the ticket purchase unit 24 responds to the receipt of the purchase completion signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203 (step S234). After the purchase completion screen indicating completion is displayed (step S235), the ticket purchase processing is ended.

  In response to the user tapping the ticket display icon 602 on the My Ticket screen 600 shown in FIG. 6 after the purchase of the ticket, in the terminal device 12-n, the My Ticket display unit 25 displays the purchase information including the purchase ID and the like. A request signal is transmitted from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11. In the cloud server 10, the purchase information transmitting unit 35 includes the purchase information request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 in the purchase information request signal in response to the communication unit 101 receiving the signal. The purchase information corresponding to the purchase ID is detected from the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. 11C, and transmitted from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. Then, in the terminal device 12-n, the my ticket display unit 25 responds to the reception of the purchase information transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203, based on the purchase information. An unauthenticated ticket display screen 13A shown in FIG. 7A is displayed on the touch panel 202.

  Before entering the event venue on the day of the event, the user taps the ticket use icon 603 on the my ticket screen 600 shown in FIG. 6 to display the voice print authentication screen shown in FIG. Then, in response to the user tapping the voiceprint authentication start icon 801 on the voiceprint authentication screen 800 shown in FIG. 8 and then uttering a phrase 803 according to the guidance 802 and inputting a voice to the voice input unit 201, the ticket processing system 100 executes a pre-entry voice authentication process (step S3 shown in FIG. 13).

  FIG. 17 and FIG. 18 are flowcharts showing details of the pre-entry voice authentication processing.

  As shown in FIG. 17, when the pre-entry voice authentication process is started, first, in the terminal device 12-n, the voice print authentication unit 26 sends a voice data request signal including a ticket ID and voice information ID from the communication unit 203. The data is transmitted to the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S301).

  In the cloud server 10, the voice data transmitting unit 36 responds to the communication unit 101 receiving the voice data request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S302). The available date and time of the ticket corresponding to the ticket ID included in the request signal is specified from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. 11B (step S303).

  Then, the voice data transmitting unit 36 determines whether or not the current time is within the usable date and time range of the ticket (step S304).

  If the voice data transmitting unit 36 determines that the current time is outside the usable date and time of the ticket (step S304; No), the voice data transmitting unit 36 sends a use rejection signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12- via the network 11. n (step S305).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the voiceprint authentication unit 26 responds to the reception of the use rejection signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203 (step S306). After displaying the use rejection screen indicating that the user has been rejected (step S307), the pre-entry voice authentication process ends.

  On the other hand, when the voice data transmission unit 36 determines that the current time is within the usable date and time range of the ticket (step S304; Yes), it corresponds to the voice information ID included in the voice data request signal. Voice data is detected from the voice information file 48 shown in FIG. 11E (step S308).

  Then, the voice data transmission unit 36 transmits the voice data from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S309).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the voiceprint authentication unit 26 responds to the reception of the voice data transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203 (step S310). Voiceprint authentication is performed by comparing the voiceprint of the input voice with the voice indicated by the voice data received by the communication unit 203 to determine whether the ticket user is the same person as the ticket purchaser. (Step S311).

  When determining that the user of the ticket is not the same person as the purchaser of the ticket (step S311; No), the voiceprint authentication unit 26 displays an authentication failure screen on the touch panel 202 indicating that verification by voiceprint authentication has failed. (Step S312).

  On the other hand, when determining that the user of the ticket is the same person as the purchaser of the ticket (step S311; Yes), the voiceprint authentication unit 26 displays an authenticated screen indicating that the user has been confirmed by voiceprint authentication. It is displayed on the touch panel 121 (step S313).

  Then, the voiceprint authentication unit 26 transmits an authentication result signal including the purchase ID and the authentication result from the communication unit 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S314 illustrated in FIG. 18).

  In the cloud server 10, the authentication information transmission unit 37 responds to the reception of the authentication result signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 by the communication unit 101 (step S315), and sets the authentication ID. The authentication ID, the purchase ID and the authentication result included in the authentication result signal, and the data such as the current time as the authentication time are stored in the authentication result management file 47 shown in FIG. (Step S316).

  Subsequently, the authentication information transmitting unit 37 determines whether the ticket user is the same person as the ticket purchaser based on the authentication result included in the authentication result signal (step S317).

  When determining that the user of the ticket is not the same person as the purchaser of the ticket (step S317; No), the authentication information transmitting unit 37 ends the pre-entry voice authentication process as it is.

  On the other hand, when determining that the user of the ticket is the same person as the purchaser of the ticket (step S317; Yes), the authentication information transmitting unit 37 activates the voice authentication timer 49, and starts the operation from the authentication time. The elapsed time is measured (step S318).

  In the cloud server 10, the authentication information transmitting unit 37 detects the purchase information corresponding to the purchase ID included in the authentication result signal from the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. 11C (Step S319).

  Then, the authentication information transmitting unit 37 transmits the authentication information including the authentication ID, the authentication time, the purchase information, and the like from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S320).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the voiceprint authentication unit 26 responds to the reception of the authentication information transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203 (step S321). By displaying the authenticated ticket display screen 13B shown in FIG. 7B on the touch panel 202, it is displayed that the ticket is valid, and the ticket can be used (step S322). The authentication processing ends.

  The user presents the authenticated ticket display screen 13B shown in FIG. 7B displayed on the touch panel 202 to the reception staff at the reception place immediately before entering the event venue. In the authenticated ticket display screen 13B shown in FIG. 7B, the reception staff displays tickets such as the image SB of the event singer, other images, the event name 14, the authentication ID 17B, the authentication date (authentication time) 18B, and the like. It is checked whether or not an image indicating validity is displayed. Then, if the reception staff determines that the ticket presented by the user is correct and correct, the proof is displayed on the authenticated ticket display screen 13B shown in FIG. 7B as evidence that the validity of the ticket has been confirmed. In response to tapping the "mogiri" icon 19, the ticket processing system 100 executes a ticket used registration process (step S4).

  FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing details of the ticket used registration processing.

  As shown in FIG. 19, when the ticket used registration process is started, first, in the terminal device 12-n, the mogul unit 27 transmits a mog signal including a ticket ID and a purchase ID from the communication unit 203 to the network 11. The data is transmitted to the cloud server 10 via the server (step S401).

  In the cloud server 10, the timer consistency check unit 38 responds to the communication unit 101 receiving the mogi signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S402), and The available date and time of the ticket corresponding to the included ticket ID is specified from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. 11B (step S403).

  Then, the timer consistency check unit 38 determines whether or not the current time is within the range of the usable date and time of the ticket (step S404).

  If the timer consistency check unit 38 determines that the current time is within the usable date and time range of the ticket (step S404; Yes), the elapsed time from the authentication time is within the preset time limit. It is determined whether or not there is (step S405).

  The timer consistency check unit 38 determines that the current time is out of the range of the usable date and time of the ticket (Step S404; No), or determines that the elapsed time from the authentication time exceeds the time limit. In this case (step S405; No), a use rejection signal is transmitted from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S406).

  In the terminal device 12-n, in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the use rejection signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S407), the mowing unit 27 displays the use rejection screen on the touch panel. After the information is displayed on the display 202 (step S408), the ticket used registration processing ends.

  On the other hand, when determining that the elapsed time from the authentication time is within the time limit (step S405; Yes), the timer consistency check unit 38 determines that the use of the ticket is valid and permits the use of the ticket. Then, in the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. 11C, the ticket is registered as used by storing the current time at the use date and time corresponding to the purchase ID included in the mog signal (step S409).

  The timer consistency check unit 38 transmits the used signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S410).

  Then, in the terminal device 12-n, in response to the use of the used signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203 (step S411), the use of the used ticket After the display screen is displayed on touch panel 202 (step S412), the ticket used registration processing ends.

  When the used ticket display screen is displayed on the touch panel 202, the reception staff permits the user to enter the event venue.

  As described above, the ticket processing system (identical person identification system) 100 according to the present embodiment includes the terminal device 12-n and the server device 10. The terminal device 12-n and the server device 10 are connected via a network 11. The terminal device 12-n includes a voice input unit 201 that inputs voice and a control unit 205. The server device 10 includes a voice information file (voice storage unit) 48 for storing the voice of a ticket purchaser (acquirer of a predetermined right) and a control unit 103.

  The control unit 205 of the terminal device 12-n responds to the input of the voice of the ticket user (executor of the predetermined right) to the voice input unit 201, and outputs voice data indicating the voice of the ticket purchaser. Is transmitted to the server device 10 via the network 11. The control unit 103 of the server device 10 receives a voice data request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. The control unit 103 detects the voice of the ticket purchaser requested by the voice data request signal from the voice information file 48, and transmits the voice to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. The control unit 205 of the terminal device 12-n receives (acquires) the voice of the ticket purchaser transmitted from the server device 10 via the network network 11. The control unit 205 determines whether the user is the same person as the purchaser by checking the voiceprint of the voice of the ticket user and the voiceprint of the ticket purchaser. If the control unit 205 determines that the user is the same person as the purchaser, the control unit 205 displays the authenticated ticket display screen 13B shown in FIG. .

  As described above, according to the ticket processing system 100 according to the present embodiment, a person other than the purchaser cannot use the ticket, so that resale of the ticket can be prevented.

  In addition, the terminal device 12-n further includes a touch panel 202 that displays a “mogiri” icon 19 that is tapped when a ticket is used. The server device 10 further includes a voice information timer 49 that measures an elapsed time since the ticket can be used. Then, the control unit 205 of the terminal device 12-n responds to the tap of the “mogiri” icon 19, and generates a mogi signal (icon tap signal) indicating that the “mogiri” icon 19 is tapped. The data is transmitted to the server device 10 via the network 11. The control unit 103 of the server device 10 responds to the reception of the mogi signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 in response to the elapsed time measured by the voice information timer 49 for a predetermined time limit. It is determined whether it is within. If the control unit 103 determines that the elapsed time is within the predetermined time limit, the control unit 103 transmits a used signal indicating that the use of the ticket is permitted and the ticket has been used to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. I do. The control unit 205 of the terminal device 12-n, in response to receiving the used signal transmitted from the server device 10 via the network 11, sets the ticket to the exercised state.

  As described above, the terminal device 12-n such as a smart phone has a preconception that no other user operates the terminal device 12-n, but this is not an essential requirement. The ticket processing system 100 according to the present embodiment can eliminate the need for a dedicated reception device at the time of entry by operating the terminal device 12-n under the reception staff other than the user. Also, in order to prevent resale, it is necessary to strictly confirm the identity of the user, but the stricter the time, the longer it takes to enter the event venue and the longer the waiting queue. The ticket processing system 100 performs the identification work before or during the line-up, so that not only the original reception staff but also the user who is the user of the ticket partially performs the work of entering the event venue. That is, the validity can be recognized by the voice information timer 49. That is, a quiet place is desirable for voice authentication, but an event venue such as a concert venue is noisy. It would seem impossible to use voice verification for identity verification at the event venue, since this conflicting proposition had to be resolved. The ticket processing system 100 according to the present embodiment secures the validity of voice authentication by using the voice information timer 49, thereby spatially connecting a quiet place and a place where the user is to be identified. Personal authentication that has been considered possible can now be provided as a service.

  In addition, the touch panel 202 displays a different screen depending on whether the user of the ticket has been confirmed to be the same person as the purchaser of the ticket by voiceprint authentication and whether or not the ticket has been used. indicate. As a result, the reception staff can check the stage before confirmation by voiceprint authentication such as the ticket purchase stage, the stage before confirmation of “mogiri” after confirmation by voiceprint authentication such as the stage immediately before entry, and the “mogiri” such as the reception stage. The post-procedure step and the processing step can be identified from a relatively long distance.

  Further, the control unit 205 of the terminal device 12-n determines whether a ticket user's voice and a ticket purchaser's voice have been used within a predetermined ticket usable period (ticket usable date and time). It is determined whether the user is the same person as the purchaser by comparing the voiceprint with the voice.

  Further, the control unit 205 of the terminal device 12-n transmits a ticket purchase request signal (right acquisition request signal) for requesting the purchase (acquisition) of a ticket to the server device 10 via the network 11. The control unit 103 of the server device 10 responds to the reception of the ticket purchase request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 and, in response to the ticket purchase request signal, Number) is within a predetermined limit number. Then, if the control unit 103 determines that the number is within the predetermined limit, the control unit 103 permits purchase of the ticket.

  Further, the ticket processing system 100 according to the present embodiment uses an existing device such as a smartphone or a personal computer as hardware as the cloud server 10 or the terminal device 12-n. The software can be easily realized simply by changing to software that realizes the present invention as an application. In addition, since the ticket confirmation time can be quickly and easily performed, reception work at the event venue can be performed with a minimum number of people. In addition, a special device such as encoding a voiceprint is not required for ticket issuance. It is easy to set resale prevention such as limiting the number of tickets purchased per person.

  The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications and applications are possible. Hereinafter, modifications of the above-described embodiment applicable to the present invention will be described.

  In the above embodiment, the terminal device 12-n used for purchasing a ticket and the terminal device 12-n used for voiceprint authentication have been described as being the same. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the terminal device 12-n used for purchasing a ticket and the terminal device 12-n used for voiceprint authentication may be different. . That is, the terminal device 12-n may be any terminal device that can connect to the network 11 and perform login and authentication processing.

  In the above embodiment, the application program according to the present invention is installed inside the terminal device 12-n, and the voice of the user who uses the ticket and the voice registered as the voice of the purchaser of the ticket , Has been described as being performed by the terminal device 12-n. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the application program according to the present invention may not be installed in the terminal device 12-n. In this case, the voice print of the voice of the user who uses the ticket and the voice registered as the voice of the ticket purchaser may be performed by the cloud server 10.

  FIG. 20 and FIG. 21 are flowcharts showing a modification of the pre-entry voice authentication process.

  As shown in FIG. 20, when the pre-entry voice authentication process is started, first, in the terminal device 12-n, the control unit 205 controls the ticket ID, the purchase ID, the voice information ID, and the voice input to the voice input unit 201. Is transmitted from the communication section 203 to the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S501).

  In the cloud server 10, the control unit 103 responds to the communication unit 101 receiving the voiceprint authentication request signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S502), and includes the voiceprint authentication request signal in the voiceprint authentication request signal. The usable date and time of the ticket corresponding to the ticket ID to be used is specified from the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. 11B (step S503).

  Then, the control unit 103 determines whether or not the current time is within the usable date and time of the ticket (step S504).

  If the control unit 103 determines that the current time is outside the range of the ticket availability date and time (step S504; No), the control unit 103 sends a use rejection signal from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. It transmits (step S505).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the control unit 205 displays the use rejection screen in response to the communication unit 203 receiving the use rejection signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S506). After that (step S507), the pre-entry voice authentication processing ends.

  On the other hand, when the control unit 103 determines that the current time is within the usable date and time range of the ticket (step S504; Yes), the voice data corresponding to the voice information ID included in the voiceprint authentication request signal Is detected from the voice information file 48 shown in FIG. 11E (step S508).

  Then, the control unit 103 compares the voiceprint of the voice indicated by the voice data included in the voiceprint authentication request signal with the voice indicated by the voice data detected from the voice information file 48 illustrated in FIG. Is performed to determine whether or not the user is the same person as the ticket purchaser (step S509).

  Subsequently, the control unit 103 assigns an authentication ID, and associates the authentication ID, the purchase ID included in the voice print authentication request signal, the authentication result, and each data such as the current time as the authentication time with reference to FIG. It is stored in the authentication result management file 47 shown in d) (step S510).

  If the control unit 103 determines that the ticket user is not the same person as the ticket purchaser (step S511; No), the communication unit 101 transmits an authentication failure signal indicating that the verification by voiceprint authentication has failed. To the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S512).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the control unit 205 responds to the communication unit 101 receiving the authentication failure signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S513), and displays the authentication failure screen on the touch panel. After the message is displayed on the display 202 (step S514), the pre-entry voice authentication process ends.

  On the other hand, if the control unit 103 determines that the ticket user is the same person as the ticket purchaser (step S511; Yes), the control unit 103 outputs an authenticated signal indicating that the user has been confirmed by voiceprint authentication. The information is transmitted from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S515 shown in FIG. 21).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the control unit 205 responds to the communication unit 101 receiving the authenticated signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S516), and displays the authenticated screen on the touch panel. Displayed at 202 (step S517).

  Further, the control unit 103 activates the voice authentication timer 49 to measure the elapsed time from the authentication time (step S518).

  Subsequently, the control unit 103 detects purchase information corresponding to the purchase ID included in the voiceprint authentication request signal from the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. 11C (step S519).

  Then, the control unit 103 transmits the authentication information including the authentication ID, the authentication time, and the purchase information from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S520).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the control unit 205 responds to the reception of the authentication information transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 by the communication unit 203 (step S521). By displaying the authenticated ticket display screen 13B shown in FIG. 7B on the touch panel 202 to indicate that the ticket is valid (step S522), the pre-entry voice authentication process ends.

  As described above, the ticket processing system (identical person identification system) 100 according to the modified example includes the terminal device 12-n and the server device 10. The terminal device 12-n and the server device 10 are connected via a network 11. The terminal device 12-n includes a voice input unit 201 that inputs voice and a control unit 205. The server device 10 includes a voice information file (voice storage unit) 48 for storing the voice of a ticket purchaser (acquirer of a predetermined right) and a control unit 103.

  In response to the voice of the ticket user (executor of the predetermined right) being input to voice input unit 201, control unit 205 of terminal device 12-n generates a voiceprint authentication request signal requesting voiceprint authentication. The data is transmitted to the server device 10 via the network 11. The control unit 103 of the server device 10 receives a voiceprint authentication request signal transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. The control unit 103 detects, from the voice information file 48, the voice of the purchaser of the ticket requested by the voiceprint authentication request signal. The control unit 103 compares the voice print of the ticket user's voice with the ticket purchaser's voice under the condition that the ticket is available for a predetermined period (usable date and time). Is the same person as the purchaser. When determining that the user is the same person as the purchaser, the control unit 103 confirms that the user of the ticket is the same person as the purchaser of the ticket by voiceprint authentication. The signal is transmitted to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. The control unit 205 of the terminal device 12-n responds to the reception of the voiceprint authentication confirmation signal transmitted from the server device 10 via the network 11, and displays the authenticated ticket display screen illustrated in FIG. By displaying 13B on the touch panel 202, the ticket can be used.

  As described above, the ticket processing system 100 according to the present modification also prevents anyone other than the purchaser from using the ticket, so that resale of the ticket can be prevented.

  In the above embodiment, when the user taps the ticket use icon 603 on the my ticket screen 600 shown in FIG. 6, the voiceprint authentication screen 800 shown in FIG. 8 is displayed on the touch panel 202. However, the present invention is not limited to this. When the terminal device 12-n enters a predetermined latitude and longitude from the event venue at a time within a predetermined range from the date and time of the event. The voice print authentication screen 800 shown in FIG. 8 may be automatically displayed on the touch panel 202. In this case, whether or not the vehicle has entered the predetermined latitude and longitude range from the event venue may be determined by the GPS (Global Positioning System) function of the terminal device 12-n. Further, the data indicating the predetermined latitude and longitude ranges from the event site may be stored in the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. 11B in association with the seat type.

  Further, the ticket processing system 100 can authenticate that the user exists at the predetermined GPS coordinates by confirming that the user exists at the predetermined GPS coordinates by combining voiceprint authentication and GPS. Is also good. However, when an attempt is made to authenticate that the user exists in a meaningful area such as a building, the area has a certain shape. The ticket processing system 100 approximates this “certain shape” as a circle or a polygon, and calculates whether a point that is a GPS coordinate exists in this meaningful area, so that the user can set the point to the GPS coordinate. Authenticate that it exists. Here, the circle can be determined by determining that the distance from the center is smaller than the radius of the “certain shape”. The polygon can be determined by an algorithm described in “determining whether a point is included inside a two-dimensional polygon area” (http://qiita.com/kkdd/items/eda0a0a2386dc0549d7c). It should be noted that the description of “determining whether or not a point is included in a two-dimensional polygonal region” is taken as a reference in this specification. At this time, in order to increase the calculation speed, the ticket processing system 100 uses an algorithm that first determines in a largely divided area and proceeds to a fine calculation if a point that is a GPS coordinate exists in the area. The ticket processing system 100 uses a distance conversion table for each latitude in order to maintain the calculation speed without increasing the error due to the difference in latitude when using an approximate expression that calculates the GPS coordinates as the distance between the latitude and longitude. Is generated, and the distance is calculated using the coefficient values in the table. Thereby, the ticket processing system 100 can authenticate the correct place where the user is present, by regarding the identity verification by voiceprint authentication and the place where the user is present as a polygon.

  Further, the ticket processing system 100 can cooperate with other services. When cooperating with another service, the ticket processing system 100 may change the “mogiri” icon 19 to a different icon and change the behavior when the icon is tapped. Each data such as the type when changing the icon, the type of the cooperative service, and the value of the URL cooperating with the cooperative service is stored in the ticket information file 45 shown in FIG. Good.

  The ticket processing system 100 may issue a security code when the voiceprint authentication is successful. Generally, issuance of a security code is often executed upon successful login of a used service. At this time, in most cases, the password is often stored on a personal computer or wrote down somewhere. Receiving the security code by e-mail means that although the issuance record remains, it is truly secure It can not be said. Therefore, the ticket processing system 100 issues a security code when the voiceprint authentication is successful, thereby issuing a secure security code that is performed after reliable personal authentication by the voiceprint authentication and providing a high security level by the two devices. You may make it compatible with two-step authentication.

  In the above modification, the ticket processing system 100 is connected to a server of an external cooperative service via the network 11.

  The server of the cooperative service includes, for example, a general-purpose server computer and a database. In response to receiving the security code issuance request signal for requesting the issuance of the security code, which is transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11, the server of the cooperation service logs in to the site of the cooperation service. Generate the necessary security code. The server of the cooperative service attaches the security code to the e-mail and transmits it to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11. Then, in response to receiving the security code transmitted from the terminal device 12-n via the network 11, the cooperation service server enables the terminal device 12 -n to log in to the cooperation service site. I do.

  In the ticket processing system 100, in the cloud server 10, the control unit 103 executes the process of step S320 illustrated in FIG. 18 or the process of step S520 illustrated in FIG.

  FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing details of the security code issuing process.

  As shown in FIG. 22, when the security code issuing process is started, first, the control unit 103 determines whether the preset security code generation mode is a self-issuing mode in which the security code is issued by itself, or whether the security code issuance is performed. Is determined to be in the issuance request mode for requesting the cooperative service (step S601).

  When the control unit 103 determines that the security code generation mode is the self-issue mode (step S601; No), the control unit 103 generates a security code (step S602).

  Then, the control unit 103 attaches the security code to the e-mail, and transmits the security code from the communication unit 101 to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S603).

  On the other hand, when the control unit 103 determines that the security code generation mode is the issuance request mode (step S601; Yes), the control unit 103 transmits a security code issuance request signal from the communication unit 101 via the network network 11. The service is transmitted to the service server 8 (step S604).

  The server 8 of the cooperative service generates a security code in response to receiving the security code issuance request signal transmitted from the cloud server 10 via the network 11 (step S605) (step S606).

  Then, the server 8 of the cooperative service attaches the security code to the electronic mail and transmits the security code to the terminal device 12-n via the network 11 (step S607).

  In the terminal device 12-n, the control unit 205 receives the security code attached to the e-mail transmitted from the cloud server 10 or the server 8 of the cooperative service via the network 11 (step S608).

  Then, in response to the user instructing to log in to the cooperative service site using the security code, the control unit 205 transmits the security code from the communication unit 203 to the cooperative service server 8 via the network 11. By transmitting, the security code issuance processing is terminated after logging in to the site of the cooperative service (step S609).

  As described above, the ticket processing system 100 according to the present modification connects the network 11 to the server 8 of the cooperative service that generates a security code for logging in to the site of the cooperative service and transmits the security code to the terminal device 12-n. Connected through.

  The control unit 103 of the server device 10 generates a security code for logging in to the link service site when it is confirmed by voiceprint authentication that the ticket user is the same as the ticket purchaser, The data is transmitted to the terminal device 12-n via the network network 11. The control unit 205 of the terminal device 12-n may receive the security code transmitted from the server device 10 via the network network 11, and log in to the link service site using the security code.

  Alternatively, the control unit 103 of the server device 10 transmits a security code generation request signal for requesting generation of a security code to the network when it is confirmed by voiceprint authentication that the user of the ticket is the same person as the purchaser of the ticket. The data is transmitted to the server 8 of the cooperative service via the network 11. The control unit 205 of the terminal device 12-n may receive a security code transmitted from the cooperation service server 8 via the network 11, and may log in to the cooperation service site using the security code. .

  Further, when a ticket is canceled, a cancellation fee is usually charged. Therefore, the ticket processing system 100 may prevent unsold tickets by allowing other people to buy canceled tickets at a price less the cancellation fee. In this case, a cancellation fee and a discount value can be set for each seat type of the ticket, and the cancellation history is stored in the cancellation table to determine whether there is a discount ticket. , Preferentially sell discount tickets. This database may be set for each seat type.

  In addition, when the cloud server 10 stores the purchase information in the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. 11C, the cloud server 10 also stores the member IDs of the users who could not make a purchase in chronological order. Then, when the cancellation occurs, the cloud server 10 may issue a guide notifying that the cancellation of the ticket has occurred in chronological order and sell the ticket. When the time set in the purchase information file 46 shown in FIG. 11C is reached for each seat type, or when the user who has the purchase right reserves the ticket, the cloud server 10 uses the terminal device 12-n to obtain a ticket. When the user instructs not to buy, the purchase right is transferred to the user who is the next-order reservation person, and the guidance is transmitted to the terminal device 12-n. This may be repeated so that the general sale is performed when none of the users who are the reservation users exercise the purchase right.

  Furthermore, the cloud server 10 may assign a number in the order in which the “mogiri” treatment is performed, so that both the user and the organizer can grasp the seat order. The cloud server 10 defines an area for each seat type, automatically assigns a number within the area after the processing of “mogiri” by the reception staff, and allows a missing number to be set. This database may be set for each seat type. The designation of the area is not automatic, and the reception staff can display a user interface that can be manually selected on the terminal device 12-n after the “mogiri” treatment. When the reception staff selects an area, a number is automatically assigned to each area, and the number may be displayed to the user and the reception staff.

  Alternatively, the date and time when the ticket becomes invalid may be set by the organizer, and voice ticket authentication may be executed again until the date and time when the ticket is invalidated so that the ticket can be re-entered. When the ticket is to be used again after the use of the ticket (after the normal “mogiri” procedure), the terminal device 12-n is automatically re-entered until the date and time when the ticket is set to be invalid. May be displayed on the voice print authentication screen 800 shown in FIG. This database may be set for each seat type.

  Further, on the day before or immediately before the start of an event such as a concert, the organizer may be allowed to transmit a notification (PUSH, mail) to prevent forgetting. This notice includes a means for contacting the organizer (such as a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) link) such as "Please wait because it is about to be late." It is only necessary to be able to reply without looking for a communication means. The organizer can set the urgency of the communication in this communication means, and the user can freely select and set the urgency to be received in order to eliminate the trouble. This database may be set for each seat type.

  Also, the cloud server 10 may record the actually pronounced voice in the voice information at the time of voiceprint registration, encrypt the voice, and store it in the voice information file shown in FIG. Good. If the voiceprint authentication fails, for example, when the organizer wants to confirm the identity of the user, the recorded voice can be heard. It can be information.

  Furthermore, the terminal device 12-n displays a phrase uttered by the user on the touch panel 202 during voice registration and voiceprint authentication. In that case, the terminal device 12-n or the cloud server 10 confirms with the voice recognition technology whether or not the user is properly uttering the phrase displayed on the touch panel 202, thereby improving the accuracy of voiceprint authentication and the maintenance of the system. May be performed.

  In addition, when the user goes straight back, a normal login can be easily impersonated by another person. However, by using voiceprint authentication, the user can be correctly identified without using a special device only with the terminal device 12-n of the user. .

  Until now, there was a problem that a box that could only be opened by the person himself for a surprise present had to be handed a key. As a method for solving this problem, unlocking in a pass phase by voice input or unlocking by face authentication is conceivable. However, the unlocking by the pass phase opens even if it is not the voice of the person, and thus is not useful in a place where there are people around. Further, unlocking by face authentication has a new problem that the face is opened at the moment when the face appears in face authentication. Therefore, by combining personal authentication called voiceprint authentication with a phrase of a word, it is possible to provide a combination of a lock and a key which can be unlocked only at the timing when the user wants to open it. In addition, the voiceprint necessary for the biometric authentication can be sampled without being known to the other party, and a key can be generated without being known to the other party for a surprise.

  Until now, there has been the problem of giving back improperly when attending. As a method for solving this problem, identification by an electronic card or identification by face authentication can be considered. However, identity verification using an electronic card can be fraudulent by giving the electronic card to another person. Identity verification by face authentication has a new problem that erroneous recognition can be performed by duplicating a face image by a 2D / 3D printer. Therefore, personal authentication that is relatively easy to realize by voiceprint authentication that does not require a special device other than a microphone can perform inexpensive and smooth personal authentication. It is also possible to promote the greeting exercise by pronouncing this voice at school or workplace and to brighten the environment of school or workplace by formalizing.

  In the above-described embodiment, a ticket for participating in an event has been exemplified as the predetermined right, but the present invention is not limited to this, and may be any right that can be exercised.

  In the above embodiment, the programs executed by the CPUs of the control unit 103 and the control unit 205 are described as being stored in advance in the ROM, the storage unit 102, the storage unit 204, and the like, but the present invention is not limited to this. Instead, a program for executing the above-described processing may be applied to an existing general-purpose computer to function as the cloud server 10 and the terminal device 12-n according to the above-described embodiment.

  The method of providing such a program is arbitrary, and may be stored in a computer-readable recording medium (such as a flexible disk, a CD (Compact Disc) -ROM, or a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc) -ROM) and distributed. Alternatively, the program may be stored in a storage on a network such as the Internet and provided by downloading the program.

  Further, when the above processing is performed by sharing an OS (Operating System) and an application program, or when the OS and the application program cooperate with each other, only the application program may be stored in a recording medium or a storage. It is also possible to superimpose a program on a carrier wave and distribute it via a network. For example, the program may be posted on a bulletin board (BBS: Bulletin Board System) on a network, and the program may be distributed via the network. Then, the above-described processing may be executed by activating this program and executing it in the same manner as other application programs under the control of the OS.

  The present invention is capable of various embodiments and modifications without departing from the broad spirit and scope of the present invention. Further, the above-described embodiment is for describing an example of the present invention, and does not limit the scope of the present invention.

  This application is based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2006-249997 filed on December 6, 2016. The entire specification, claims and drawings of Japanese Patent Application No. 2006-249997 are incorporated herein by reference.

8 Cooperation service server 9 Payment server 10 Cloud server 11 Network 12-n Terminal device 13A Unauthenticated ticket display screen 13B Authenticated ticket display screen 14 Event name 15 Seat type 16 Authenticated display 17A Purchase ID
17B Authentication ID
18A Purchase date and time 18B Authentication date and time 19 "Mogiri" icon 21 Member information input section 22 Member authentication request section 23 Event search section 24 Ticket purchase section 25 My ticket display section 26 Voiceprint authentication section 27 Mogiri section 31 Member registration section 32 Member authentication section 33 Ticket information transmitting unit 34 Ticket issuing unit 35 Purchasing information transmitting unit 36 Voice data transmitting unit 37 Authentication information transmitting unit 38 Timer consistency checking unit 44 Membership management file 45 Ticket information file 46 Purchase information file 47 Authentication result management file 48 Voice information File 49 Voice authentication timer 100 Ticket processing system 101 Communication unit 102 Storage unit 103 Control unit 201 Voice input unit 202 Touch panel 203 Communication unit 204 Storage unit 205 Control unit 300 Event search screen 301 Tab 302 Text box 40 Ticket purchase screen 401 Event image 402 Event name 403 Event summary 404 Seat type 500 Voice registration screen 501 Voice registration start icon 502 Guidance 503 Phrase 600 My ticket screen 601 Ticket summary 602 Ticket display icon 603 Ticket use icon 800 Voiceprint authentication screen 801 Voiceprint authentication start icon 802 Guidance 803 Phrase

[0001]
Technical field [0001]
The present invention relates to a terminal device and a same person discrimination system, and more particularly, to a terminal device and a same person discrimination system that can prevent transfer of rights.
BACKGROUND ART [0002]
When events such as sports competitions, concerts, and various performances are held, tickets are sold in advance through telephones, the Internet, and the like in addition to ticket sales counters. When selling such tickets, buyers who do not intend to use them may buy up tickets, resell at the event venue etc. at a price several to several tens of times the purchase price, and interfere with normal event activities. It has occurred. Such actions have caused social harm such as the original purchaser being unable to purchase the ticket or having to make a large payment. This is an adverse effect that occurs when a ticket is sold, regardless of what purpose the buyer purchases. In order to reduce these adverse effects, at the entrance of the event venue, a staff member visually checks whether the ticket is a legitimate ticket and permits entry.
[0003]
Further, as a technique for preventing such an adverse effect, reading means for reading a two-dimensional code printed on a ticket drawing of a ticket sheet presented by a user, decoding the two-dimensional code read by the reading means into voiceprint information, and decoding Acquiring means for acquiring the converted voiceprint information, input means for inputting the voice of the user, converting the voice input by the input means into voiceprint information, and acquiring the voiceprint information obtained by the acquiring means; The user is authenticated by comparing the

[0003]
Since a reader for reading the biometric data of the purchaser is required when selling the electronic ticket and when returning the electronic ticket, it is difficult to sell the ticket via the network.
[0009]
The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and has as its object to provide a terminal device capable of preventing the transfer of rights and a same person discrimination system.
Means for solving the problem [0010]
In order to achieve the above object, a terminal device (12-n) according to a first aspect of the present invention is connected to a server device (10) that stores a voice of an acquirer of a predetermined right via a network (11). A terminal device (12-n) connected to a voice input unit (201) for inputting a voice, and responding to a voice of an exerciser of the predetermined right being input to the voice input unit (201). Then, the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right stored in the server device (10) is acquired via the network (11), and the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer is obtained. It is determined whether or not the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer by collation, and when the exerciser is determined to be the same person as the acquirer, the predetermined right is set to be exercisable. A terminal control unit (205), wherein the terminal control unit (205) After the right is exercisable, within the predetermined time limit, in response to the exercise of the predetermined right, the predetermined right is set to the exercised state, and the predetermined time limit is exceeded. Then, in response to the exercise of the predetermined right, the exercise of the predetermined right is rejected.
[0011]
[0012]
[0013]
In the terminal device (12-n), the touch panel (202) determines whether or not the voiceprint authentication has confirmed that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, and determines whether the predetermined right has been obtained. Depending on whether you have already exercised

[0004]
Alternatively, different screens may be displayed.
[0014]
In the above terminal device (12-n), the terminal control unit (205) may provide the voice of the exerciser and the acquirer on a condition that the predetermined right can be exercised. May be compared with each other to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer.
[0015]
[0016]
[0017]
In order to achieve the above object, the same person discrimination system (100) according to a second aspect of the present invention includes the terminal device (12-n), the terminal device (12-n), and a network (11). And a server device (10) connected through the terminal device (12-n), wherein the terminal control unit (205) of the terminal device (12-n) includes In response to the voice of the exerciser being input to the voice input unit (201), a voice request signal requesting the voice of the predetermined rights acquirer is sent to the server device via the network (11). (10), receives the voice of the acquirer transmitted from the server device (10) via the network (11), and the server device (10) transmits the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right. A voice storage unit (48) for storing voice The voice request signal transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11) is received, and the voice of the predetermined right acquirer requested by the voice request signal is stored in the voice storage unit ( 48) and comparing the voice print of the voice of the exerciser with the voice of the acquirer to determine whether or not the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer. If it is determined that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, the voiceprint authentication confirmation signal indicating that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer is obtained through the network (11). A server control unit (103) for transmitting to the terminal device (12-n); and a timer (49) for measuring an elapsed time after the predetermined right can be exercised.

[0005]
In response to the exercise of the predetermined right, the terminal control unit (205) sends a signal indicating that the predetermined right has been exercised to the server device (10) via the network (11). The server control unit (103) transmits a response in response to receiving a signal transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11) indicating that the predetermined right has been exercised. Then, it is determined whether or not the elapsed time measured by the timer (49) is within a predetermined time limit. If it is determined that the elapsed time is within the predetermined time limit, the predetermined right is determined. An exercised signal indicating that exercise has been completed is transmitted to the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11), and when it is determined that the elapsed time exceeds the predetermined time limit, the predetermined Exercise of rights A refusal signal is transmitted to the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11), and the terminal control unit (205) transmits the signal from the server device (10) via the network (11). In response to receiving the exercised signal transmitted through the network, the predetermined right is exercised, and the exercise rejection signal transmitted from the server device (10) via the network (11). In response to the receipt of the request, the state of exercising the predetermined right is rejected.
[0018]
[0019]

[0006]
[0020]
In the same person identification system (100), the terminal control unit (205) transmits a right acquisition request signal for requesting acquisition of the predetermined right to the server device (10) via the network (11). In response to receiving the right acquisition request signal transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11), the server control unit (103) receives the right acquisition request signal. It is also possible to determine whether or not the number of acquired rights requested is within a predetermined limit, and if it is determined that the number is within the predetermined limit, the acquisition of the predetermined right is permitted. Good.
[0021]
In the same person discrimination system (100), the server control unit (103) logs in to a predetermined site when the voice print authentication confirms that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer. And transmits the security code to the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11). The terminal control unit (205) transmits the security code from the server device (10) to the network (11). Receiving the security code transmitted via the Internet, and logging in to the predetermined site using the security code.
[0022]
The same person identification system (100) generates a security code for logging in to a predetermined site and transmits the network (11) to the security code generation device (8) that transmits the security code to the terminal device (12-n). The server control unit (103) is connected via the voice print authentication and, when the voiceprint authentication confirms that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, the server control unit (103) requests the security code generation request to generate the security code. A signal is transmitted to the security code generation device (8) via the network (11), and the terminal control unit (205) is transmitted from the security code generation device (8) via the network (11). Receiving the security code

[0007]
And logging in to the predetermined site using the security code.
[0023]
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[0008]
[0026]
The server control unit (103) collates a voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser with the voice of the acquirer on condition that the predetermined right is within a period in which the predetermined right can be exercised. It may be determined whether or not the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer.
Effect of the Invention [0027]
ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the terminal device which can prevent transfer of a right and the same person discrimination system can be provided.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0028]
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of a ticket processing system according to an embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a terminal device.

Claims (17)

A terminal device (12-n) connected via a network (11) to a server device (10) for storing a voice of an acquirer of a predetermined right,
A voice input unit (201) for inputting voice;
In response to the voice of the exerciser of the predetermined right being input to the voice input unit (201), the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right stored in the server device (10) is transmitted to the network. (11), comparing the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser with the voiceprint of the acquirer to determine whether or not the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer. A terminal control unit (205) that, when determined to be the same person as the acquirer, puts the predetermined right into an exercisable state;
(12-n). A touch panel (202) for displaying an icon (19) to be tapped when the predetermined right is exercised;
The terminal control unit (205) changes the state of the predetermined right to the exercised state in response to the tap of the icon (19);
The terminal device (12-n) according to claim 1. The terminal control unit (205) exercises the predetermined right in response to the icon (19) being tapped within a predetermined time limit after enabling the predetermined right. Already
The terminal device (12-n) according to claim 2. The touch panel (202) determines whether or not the voice print authentication has confirmed that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, and whether or not the predetermined right has been exercised. Display different screens,
The terminal device (12-n) according to claim 2 or 3. The terminal control unit (205) compares a voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser with a voiceprint of the acquirer on condition that the predetermined right is within a period in which the predetermined right can be exercised. Determine whether the person is the same person as the acquirer,
The terminal device (12-n) according to any one of claims 1 to 4. A server device (10) connected via a network (11) to a terminal device (12-n) to which a voice of an exerciser of a predetermined right is input,
A voice storage unit (48) for storing the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right;
A voiceprint authentication request signal requesting voiceprint authentication transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11) is received, and the voice of the predetermined right acquirer requested by the voiceprint authentication request signal is received. Is detected from the voice storage unit (48), and a voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer is compared to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, When it is determined that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, the voiceprint authentication confirmation signal indicating that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer has been obtained by the voiceprint authentication. 11) a server control unit (103) for transmitting to the terminal device (12-n) via
A server device (10) comprising: The server control unit (103) compares a voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser with a voiceprint of the acquirer on condition that the predetermined right is within a period in which the predetermined right can be exercised. Determine whether the person is the same person as the acquirer,
The server device (10) according to claim 6. An identical person identification system (100) comprising the terminal device (12-n) according to any one of claims 1 to 4 and the server device (10),
The terminal control unit (205) responds to the voice of the exerciser of the predetermined right being input to the voice input unit (201) to request a voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right. Transmitting a signal to the server device (10) via the network (11);
Receiving the voice of the acquirer transmitted from the server device (10) via the network (11);
The server device (10) includes:
A voice storage unit (48) for storing the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right;
The voice request signal transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11) is received, and the voice of the predetermined right acquirer requested by the voice request signal is stored in the voice storage unit ( 48) a server control unit (103) for detecting from the server (12) and transmitting to the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11);
The same person discrimination system (100) comprising: The same person discrimination system (100) comprising the server device (10) according to claim 6 or 7 and the terminal device (12-n).
The terminal device (12-n) includes:
A voice input unit (201) for inputting voice;
In response to the voice of the exerciser of the predetermined right being input to the voice input unit (201), transmitting the voiceprint authentication request signal to the server device (10) via the network (11). And a terminal control unit (205) for activating the predetermined right in response to receiving the voiceprint authentication confirmation signal transmitted from the server device (10) via the network (11). )When,
The same person discrimination system (100) comprising: The terminal device (12-n) includes:
A touch panel (202) for displaying an icon (19) to be tapped when the predetermined right is exercised;
The server device (10) includes:
A timer (49) for measuring an elapsed time since the predetermined right can be exercised;
The terminal control unit (205) includes:
Transmitting an icon tap signal indicating that the icon (19) has been tapped to the server device (10) via the network (11) in response to the icon (19) being tapped;
In response to receiving the exercised signal transmitted from the server device (10) via the network (11), the predetermined right is exercised,
The server control unit (103)
In response to receiving the icon tap signal transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11), the elapsed time measured by the timer (49) is a predetermined time limit. Judge whether it is within
When it is determined that the elapsed time is within the predetermined time limit, the exercised signal indicating that the predetermined right has been exercised is transmitted to the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11). ,
The same person discrimination system (100) according to claim 8 or 9. The terminal control unit (205) transmits a right acquisition request signal for requesting acquisition of the predetermined right to the server device (10) via the network (11),
In response to receiving the right acquisition request signal transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11), the server control unit (103) transmits the right acquisition request signal to the terminal device (12-n). Determine whether the number of rights to be acquired is within a predetermined limit, and if it is determined that the number is within the predetermined limit, permit the acquisition of the predetermined right.
The same person discrimination system (100) according to claim 8, 9 or 10. The server control unit (103) generates a security code for logging in to a predetermined site when the voice print authentication confirms that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, and generates the security code. (11) to the terminal device (12-n),
The terminal control unit (205) receives the security code transmitted from the server device (10) via the network (11), and logs in to the predetermined site using the security code;
The same person discrimination system (100) according to any one of claims 8 to 11. A security code generation device (8) for generating a security code for logging in to a predetermined site and transmitting the security code to the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11);
The server control unit (103) sends a security code generation request signal requesting generation of the security code to the network () when the voiceprint authentication confirms that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer. 11) to the security code generation device (8) via
The terminal control unit (205) receives the security code transmitted from the security code generation device (8) via the network (11), and logs in to the predetermined site using the security code. ,
The same person discrimination system (100) according to any one of claims 8 to 11. A terminal which is connected via a network (11) to a server device (10) for storing a voice of an acquirer of a predetermined right and includes a voice input unit (201) for inputting voice and a terminal control unit (205). The same person discriminating method by the device (12-n),
The terminal control unit (205)
In response to the voice of the exerciser of the predetermined right being input to the voice input unit (201), the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right stored in the server device (10) is transmitted to the network. Obtained via (11),
Comparing the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer,
When the exerciser is determined to be the same person as the acquirer, the predetermined rights are made exercisable,
Same person identification method. A voice storage unit (48) connected via a network (11) to a terminal device (12-n) to which a voice of an exerciser of a predetermined right is input, and storing a voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right; A server control unit (103) and a server device (10) including the same,
The server control unit (103)
Receiving a voiceprint authentication request signal requesting voiceprint authentication transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11);
Detecting the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right requested by the voiceprint authentication request signal from the voice storage unit (48);
Comparing the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer,
If it is determined that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, the voiceprint authentication confirmation signal indicating that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer is obtained by the voiceprint authentication. Transmitting to the terminal device (12-n) via (11);
Same person identification method. Computer (205) of a terminal device (12-n) connected via a network (11) to a server device (10) for storing voices of acquirers of predetermined rights and having a voice input unit (201) for inputting voices )
In response to the voice of the exerciser of the predetermined right being input to the voice input unit (201), the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right stored in the server device (10) is transmitted to the network. Obtained via (11),
Comparing the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer,
When the exerciser is determined to be the same person as the acquirer, the predetermined rights are made exercisable,
A program that lets you do things. A voice storage unit (48) is connected to the terminal device (12-n) to which the voice of the predetermined right executor is input via the network (11) and stores the voice of the predetermined right acquirer. In the computer (103) of the server device (10),
Receiving a voiceprint authentication request signal requesting voiceprint authentication transmitted from the terminal device (12-n) via the network (11);
Detecting the voice of the acquirer of the predetermined right requested by the voiceprint authentication request signal from the voice storage unit (48);
Comparing the voiceprint of the voice of the exerciser and the voice of the acquirer to determine whether the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer,
If it is determined that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer, the voiceprint authentication confirmation signal indicating that the exerciser is the same person as the acquirer is obtained by the voiceprint authentication. Transmitting to the terminal device (12-n) via (11);
A program that lets you do things.

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