KR102525910B1 - Method and device for providing funeral broadcasts related to business, memorial service, and prayer using IoT-based biometric information and location of IT tablets, IT lifelong autobiography archive, IT genome storage video guide card, and IoT video theater - Google Patents

Abstract

A method for managing mortuary tablet location information using IoT, comprising: receiving user identification information; determining the position of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user identification information and including the body part of the dead person enshrined in the mortuary tablet; providing location information indicating the location of the mortuary tablet according to a preset method; and providing an image obtained from an imaging device operating based on the location information.

Description

IoT-based broadcasting station specializing in mourning related to bodily burial, ancestral rites, and prayer, location of IT mortuary tablets enshrined, IT lifelong autobiography archive, IT genome storage video guide card, method and device for providing IoT video theater {Method and device for providing funeral broadcasts related to business, memorial service, and prayer using IoT-based biometric information and location of IT tablets, IT lifelong autobiography archive, IT genome storage video guide card, and IoT video theater}

The present invention relates to a broadcasting station specializing in mourning related to funeral, ancestral rites, and prayer based on IoT, an IT mortuary enshrinement location, an IT lifelong autobiography archive, an IT genome storage video guide card, and a method and device for providing an IoT theater, and more particularly, to a user's A method and device for determining the location of a mortuary tablet corresponding to identification information, providing location information indicating the location of the determined mortuary tablet according to a preset method, and providing an image obtained based on the location information.

IoT (Internet of Things) that acquires and provides various information on objects and environments or performs specific operations based on remote control signals, and performs various operations such as various environment controls by transmitting and receiving the obtained information and signals between devices As technology develops gradually, services using IoT technology for various environments such as industry/home are being provided.

However, despite the fact that services using these IoT technologies are provided in various environments, ancestral tablets for family and companion animals, Buddhist statues of Buddha, original tablets (jeonpae; Confucian term), mortuary tablets for deceased people (Youngga Paradise), etc. ( Hereinafter referred to as “mortuary tablet” for convenience) is not provided in an environment where guidance on the location of the mortuary tablet using IoT technology and video acquisition and transmission of burial, ancestral rites, and prayers for the mortuary tablet are not provided. People have difficulty in sharing the situation of burial, ancestral rites, and prayers for the mortuary tablet with people who have not visited the mortuary tablet and the inconvenience caused by moving to the location of the mortuary tablet related to them.

Registered Patent No. 10-1684186, funeral home integrated management system with enhanced identification of the deceased (2016.12.01)

The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide the location information indicating the location of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user's identification information according to a preset method, so that the location of the mortuary tablet related to the user can be more conveniently and quickly On the other hand, it is to provide a method and device for acquiring and sharing images of burial, sacrifice, and prayer for mortuary tablets,

In addition, the genomes of three people (yourself, your parents, and your mother) are stored and can be used for genetic testing of separated families, multicultural families, North Korean refugees, families during the Japanese colonial era, and overseas Koreans. It relates to a method and device for providing an IT dielectric storage video guide card capable of communicating with a user terminal so as to provide video records.

In addition, information stored in the server can be recalled by placing an IT dielectric storage video guide card embedded with an NFC electronic chip on a reader that connects to non-face-to-face monitors such as kiosks, movie theaters, PCs, and large monitors. It relates to a method and device for providing an IT dielectric storage video guide card that can be installed on a phone and provide location information or real-time information such as LED blinking or AI battery charging.

In addition, the off-line autobiography containing information on the life of the deceased includes the deceased's body parts such as hair or fingernails and fingerprints enshrined on the mortuary tablet, which are processed to block moisture, and a tag capable of short-range wireless communication is attached. The present invention relates to a method and device for providing a digital IT lifetime autobiography archive that can be provided to a user terminal including offline autobiography contents through short-range wireless communication between a tag and a user terminal.

In addition, the location where the user's autobiography archive is provided is the cafe library, which consists of at least 50 to 200 pages of offline/online, bound and published books in the IoT era, and is divided into 5 levels of autobiography in life (4 levels of companion animals), In the cafe library, bound books (unpublished) and libraries (published books) or offline bound books and e-books are spaces where you can browse, create, and experience books online on the server. It relates to methods and devices for enabling fabrication with these related systems and devices.

For example, if you place the 'Video Guide Card' on a designated place (reader) in the 'IoT Video Theater' in the cafe-type 'IoT Lifetime Archive', you can watch an autobiography video with an unspecified number of people in the 'IoT Video Theater' like a movie. there is. In particular, an electronic chip (tag) is attached to the front bookcase in the center of page 2 of the autobiography book cover, and body parts (hair with hair roots), fingernails, fingerprints, etc. are stored, and the 'IT video guide card' contains genomes (hair and nails). It relates to a method and device for enabling three generations to be stored.

The problems to be solved by the present invention are not limited to the problems mentioned above, and other problems not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description below.

As a technical means for achieving the above-described technical problem, in the method for managing mortuary tablet location information using IoT according to the first aspect of the present disclosure, receiving user identification information; determining the position of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user identification information and including the body part of the dead person enshrined in the mortuary tablet; providing location information indicating the location of the mortuary tablet according to a preset method; and providing an image obtained from an imaging device operating based on the location information.

In addition, providing the location information according to the preset method may provide route information indicating a route from the current location to the location of the mortuary tablet.

In addition, the providing of the location information according to the preset method may include a first passage LED indicating a first passage, a second passage, and a third passage included in a path from the current location to the location of the mortuary tablet, respectively; activating the passage LED and the third passage LED; and activating a first corner LED indicating a first corner connected from the first passage to the second passage and a second corner LED 351 indicating a second corner connected from the second passage to the third passage. step; may be included.

In addition, obtaining the location of the user; and determining a route or location that the user has already passed based on the location of the user. Deactivating an LED indicating a path or location that the user has already passed among the first passage LED, the second passage LED, the third passage LED, the first corner LED, and the second corner LED (351); can include

In addition, the providing of the image may include sensing motion of an area corresponding to the location of the mortuary tablet; obtaining an image of an area corresponding to the position of the mortuary tablet when the motion is sensed; obtaining autobiographical information including body parts of the deceased; and transmitting the video and the autobiography information to an online video platform or an external device that transmits the video in real time.

In addition, the providing of the location information according to the preset method may include the first passage LED, the second passage LED, the third passage LED, and the first corner LED based on the location information and the user's location. and updating the blinking speed and the blinking speed of the second corner LED 351, wherein the blinking duration is proportional to the distance between the location information and the user's location, The blinking speed may be in inverse proportion to a distance between the location information and the user's location.

In the mortuary tablet location information management device using IoT according to a second aspect of the present disclosure, the receiving unit for receiving user identification information; a processor for determining the location of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user identification information and including the body part of the dead person enshrined in the mortuary tablet, and providing location information indicating the location of the mortuary tablet according to a preset method; and an output unit providing an image obtained from an image device operating based on the location information.

In addition to this, other specific details of the present invention are included in the detailed description and drawings.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, by providing location information indicating the location of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user's identification information according to a preset method, the location of the mortuary tablet related to the user within the mortuary tablet where numerous mortuary tablets are enshrined is more convenient and quick. can make it move.

In addition, it is possible to acquire and share images of burial, ancestral rites, and prayers for mortuary tablets.

The effects of the present invention are not limited to the effects mentioned above, and other effects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description below.

1 is a block diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of a device for managing mortuary tablet location information according to an embodiment.
Figure 2 is a flow chart showing each step of the operation of the tablet location information management device according to an embodiment.
3 is a diagram schematically showing a part of the configuration of a mortuary tablet location information management system according to an embodiment.
4 is a diagram schematically illustrating route information provided to a user terminal according to an embodiment.
5 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example of obtaining an image of an area corresponding to a location of a mortuary tablet according to an embodiment.
6 is a diagram schematically illustrating a part of the configuration of a mortuary tablet location information management system according to an embodiment.
7 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example of providing an IT lifelong autobiography archive, an IT dielectric storage video guide card, and an IoT video theater through a mortuary tablet location information management system provided according to an embodiment.
8 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example of providing mortuary tablet information related to an IT filial piety card, a spiritual family record book-based IT reincarnation park, and a hill of resurrection through a mortuary tablet location information management system provided according to an embodiment. .

Advantages and features of the present invention, and methods for achieving them will become clear with reference to the detailed embodiments described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below and may be implemented in various different forms, only these embodiments are intended to make the disclosure of the present invention complete, and those skilled in the art to which the present invention belongs It is provided to fully inform the scope of the present invention, the present invention is defined only by the scope of the claims.

Terms used in this specification are for describing embodiments and are not intended to limit the present invention. In this specification, singular forms also include plural forms unless specifically stated otherwise in a phrase. As used herein, "comprises" and/or "comprising" does not exclude the presence or addition of one or more other elements other than the recited elements. Like reference numerals throughout the specification refer to like elements, and “and/or” includes each and every combination of one or more of the recited elements. Although "first", "second", etc. are used to describe various components, these components are not limited by these terms, of course. These terms are only used to distinguish one component from another. Accordingly, it goes without saying that the first element mentioned below may also be the second element within the technical spirit of the present invention.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms (including technical and scientific terms) used in this specification may be used with meanings commonly understood by those skilled in the art to which the present invention belongs. In addition, terms defined in commonly used dictionaries are not interpreted ideally or excessively unless explicitly specifically defined.

The spatially relative terms "below", "beneath", "lower", "above", "upper", etc. It can be used to easily describe a component's correlation with other components. Spatially relative terms should be understood as encompassing different orientations of elements in use or operation in addition to the orientations shown in the drawings. For example, if you flip a component that is shown in a drawing, a component described as "below" or "beneath" another component will be placed "above" the other component. can Thus, the exemplary term “below” may include directions of both below and above. Components may also be oriented in other orientations, and thus spatially relative terms may be interpreted according to orientation.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the entire specification, the number of passages and corners is limited and described, but the number of passages and corners disclosed may encompass a greater number according to embodiments or in the implementation of technology.

Figure 1 is a block diagram schematically showing the configuration of a tablet location information management device 100 according to an embodiment.

Referring to the drawing, the tablet location information management device 100 may include a receiving unit 110, a processor 120 and an output unit 130.

The receiving unit 110 may receive user identification information. The user identification information may be information including basic personal information including contact information, name, and the like, as well as genetic biometric information capable of proving the relationship between the user and the object enshrined in the mortuary tablet, and the relationship with the object.

Specifically, the genetic biometric information may include information using body parts. For example, genetic information using body parts such as fingernails, toenails, hair, and fingerprints may be included. User identification information including such genetic information may be included in an ID card capable of user identification, and may be transmitted to the receiver 110 through short-range wireless communication.

The processor 120 determines the location 420 of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user identification information and including the body parts of the deceased enshrined in the mortuary tablet, and provides location information indicating the location 420 of the mortuary tablet according to a preset method. can

The location of the mortuary tablet 420 may indicate a location where the mortuary tablet related to the user is enshrined based on user identification information, and the location information indicating the location where the mortuary tablet is enshrined is variously set according to a preset method so that the user can find it more easily. can be provided. A description of this preset method will be described later with reference to the drawings below.

The output unit 130 may provide an image obtained from the imaging device 520 operating based on location information.

An image obtained from the image device 520 may be an image including a series of processes of holding various ceremonies for a mortuary tablet. The mortuary tablet location information management device 100 acquires such an image and provides the image through the output unit 130 to provide the acquired image to other users who have not visited the mortuary tablet or to other users in the mortuary tablet. can

The mortuary tablet location information management device 100 determines whether to activate the LED based on the user's location 410 information when the user terminal 400 is adjacent to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet, or, for example, the mortuary tablet location information Whether to activate the LED may be determined based on a user's touch input to a tag attached to the back of the name or provided adjacent to the position 420 of the mortuary tablet.

A more detailed description thereof will be described later with reference to the drawings below.

In addition, those skilled in the art can understand that other general-purpose components other than the components shown in FIG. 1 may be further included in the tablet location information management device 100. For example, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 may further include a memory (not shown) for storing mortuary tablet location 420 information. Alternatively, in the case of other embodiments, those skilled in the art may understand that some of the components shown in FIG. 1 may be omitted.

The tablet location information management device 100 according to an embodiment may be used by a user or a worker, and may be a touch screen panel such as a mobile phone, a smart phone, a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), a PMP (Portable Multimedia Player), a tablet PC, and the like. It can include all types of handheld-based wireless communication devices equipped with, and in addition to this, a base for installing and running applications, such as IPTV including desktop PCs, tablet PCs, laptop PCs, and set-top boxes This provided device may also be included.

The tablet location information management device 100 may be implemented as a terminal such as a computer that operates through a computer program for realizing the functions described in this specification.

An antibody information-related providing device according to an embodiment may include a tablet location information management system (not shown) and a server 300, but is not limited thereto. The server 300 according to an embodiment may provide an application that provides information and images of the location 420 of the mortuary tablet, and the application may support services such as sharing the location 420 of the mortuary tablet.

Hereinafter, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 according to an embodiment will be mainly described in an embodiment in which it operates independently, but as described above, it may operate through interworking with the server 300. That is, the tablet location information management device 100 and the server 300 according to an embodiment may be integrated and implemented in terms of their functions, and the server 300 may be omitted, and is not limited to any one embodiment. It can be seen that no

The foregoing with reference to each configuration will be described later in more detail with reference to the drawings below.

2 is a flowchart illustrating each step in which the tablet location information management device 100 operates according to an embodiment.

In step S210, the tablet location information management device 100 may receive user identification information.

User identification information may be received through a biometric authentication method including fingerprint recognition and iris recognition, or may be received from an ID card using a body part.

In the case of using an ID card, gene identification information using body parts may be transmitted to the mortuary tablet location information management server 300 through a short-range wireless communication unit built into the card, and thus user identification may be performed. In this way, by performing user identification using the torso, it is possible to more accurately identify the user's genetic information, and the accuracy of determining the mortuary tablet corresponding to the identification result and the location 420 of the mortuary tablet can be improved.

In another embodiment, the user identification may be transmitted to the server 300 by recognizing the RFID card containing the user identification information in an RF reader, and the position of the tablet matching the RFID card in the management PC 420 Information (with mortuary tablet ID) may be displayed on a kiosk or user terminal 400 provided in the mortuary tablet.

In step S220, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 may determine the location 420 of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user identification information and including the body part of the dead person enshrined in the mortuary tablet.

The locations of the plurality of mortuary tablets may be obtained from each mortuary tablet (or a tag provided in an area adjacent to each mortuary tablet) and stored in the server 300 . In addition, the mortuary tablet may include identification information of the enshrined object.

Accordingly, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 may determine the location 420 of the mortuary tablet corresponding to user identification information among the locations of a plurality of mortuary tablets stored in the server 300 .

In step S230, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 may provide location information indicating the location 420 of the mortuary tablet according to a preset method.

Specifically, the device 100 for managing mortuary tablet location information may provide path information 430 indicating a path 440 from the current location 410 of the user to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet. For example, referring to FIG. 4 , the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 may display the user's current location 410, the mortuary tablet location 420, etc. in a map format through an application, and the user terminal In (400), route information 430 for moving from the current location 410 to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet may be provided to be displayed.

In the route information 430 , when the current location 410 of the user deviates from the route 440 according to the route information 430 , the route 440 may be updated based on the current location 410 .

In addition, the mortuary tablet may include a first passage 310, a second passage 320, a third passage 330, a first corner 340, and a second corner 350 indicating passages and corners, , The location of each aisle and corner may be transmitted to the tablet location information management device 100 and displayed on the user terminal 400 .

Accordingly, the path information 430 may determine a path 440 from the current location 410 to the mortuary tablet based on the locations of each passage and corner.

In general, the path 440 included in the path information 430 may be determined as the shortest path that minimizes the travel distance and required time to the target tablet, but based on the user's age according to user identification information, the path information 430 ) may be determined.

For example, if the user's age according to the user identification information is over a preset age (eg, 60 years old), and there are more other users than the preset number on the path 440 to the target mortuary tablet, an elderly user Since the physical burden is expected to pass through the corresponding route 440, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 preferentially includes a route in which the number of other users is less than a preset number, that is, the degree of congestion is less than a preset value, and provides route information 430 can be updated. This degree of congestion may be determined based on the number of user terminals 400 for each preset zone in the ancestral hall and the sojourn time of the user terminal 400 or motion information obtained from a sensor.

In another example, if the user identification information on the target mortuary tablet is more than a preset number, that is, if the number of users who have visited the target mortuary tablet is more than a preset number, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 expects congestion in the mortuary tablet. The route information 430 may be updated so that the route 440 to the target mortuary tablet corresponding to the identification information of the users who have visited the target mortuary tablet includes a route whose congestion is equal to or less than a preset value, and other than users who have visited the target mortuary tablet. A congestion notification and a congestion expected path 440 may be displayed on users' terminals.

Accordingly, by moving a large number of people to the route 440 with a low degree of congestion, it is possible to effectively manage congestion and movement inconvenience due to movement of a large number of people in the ancestral hall.

According to one embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the first passage 310, the second passage 320, the third passage 330, the first corner 340 and the second corner 350 are respectively 1 passage LED 311, 2 passage LED 321, 3 passage LED 331, 1 corner LED 341 and 2 corner LED 351 may be included or positioned adjacent to each corner and passage , and the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 determines whether each LED is activated based on the user's location 410, the location 420 information of the mortuary tablet, and the path information 430, the intensity of lighting, and blinking. actions can be determined.

Specifically, the first corner LED 341 may indicate a first corner 340 connected from the first passage 310 to the second passage 320, and the second corner LED 351 may indicate a second passage ( 320) may indicate a second corner 350 connected to the third passage 330.

These LEDs may be for guiding path information 430 in terms of whether they are activated or not, color, flashing speed, etc., and operation of the LEDs may be determined based on the path information 430 .

For example, when route information 430 for guiding a movement from the user's current location 410 to the target mortuary tablet location 420 (location information) is determined, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 provides the route information 430 ) can be activated, and the user can move to the location 420 of the target mortuary tablet based on the activated LED. In order to more easily recognize the position 420 of the target mortuary tablet, an LED adjacent to the target mortuary tablet may display a different predetermined color from other LEDs to indicate the position 420 of the target mortuary tablet.

In one embodiment, based on the location 410 of the user, while the user moves along the path 440 to the target mortuary tablet, a preset sound effect for guiding the movement may be provided. The preset sound effect may be provided through a speaker (not shown) provided in the ancestral hall, but may also be provided through a speaker built into the user terminal 400 or a vibration function. The preset sound effect may be updated in size, speed, type, etc. according to the degree of proximity to the position 420 of the target mortuary tablet.

The tablet location information management device 100 according to an embodiment may determine a route or location that the user has already passed based on the user's location 410, and LEDs indicating the route or location that the user has already passed among each LED. can be disabled.

In this way, by inactivating the LED included in the already passed path, confusion about the movement of other users can be minimized, and power loss can also be minimized.

In one embodiment, when at least two or more route information overlaps for the same area, the tablet location information management device 100 may guide the route 440 by using the auxiliary LED for the route information provided later, and set a preset A sound effect may be provided together based on the user's current location 410 and route information 430 .

Accordingly, the user who is provided with the route information 430 at a later time than the existing user can move to the target mortuary tablet through the auxiliary LED and the preset effect, so that other users' confusion caused by the LED can be minimized.

In one embodiment, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 may control the operation to blink each LED to guide the movement, based on the location information about the location 420 of the mortuary tablet and the location 410 of the user. By doing so, it is possible to update the duration of blinking of each LED and the speed of blinking.

For example, the duration of blinking may be proportional to the distance between the location information and the user's location 410 obtained in real time, and the blinking speed may be inversely proportional to the distance between the location information and the user's location 410 .

If the location of the mortuary tablet 420 and the current location 410 of the user are far from each other, it may be the time when the user started moving or just moved. 420) and the user's current position 410, the duration value for which the blinking is maintained may be determined to be large and the blinking speed value may be determined to be small in proportion to the distance between the user's current position 410, and accordingly, the path 440 moving to the position 420 of the mortuary tablet. ) can be relatively easily recognized by the user.

In addition, when the location of the mortuary tablet 420 and the current location 410 of the user are close, the user may be relatively close to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet, and in this case, the location 420 of the mortuary tablet can be grasped relatively easily. Therefore, the device 100 for managing the location information of the mortuary tablet may determine a small value of time during which the blinking is maintained in proportion to the distance, and may determine a large value of the blinking speed so that the position 420 of the mortuary tablet can be better grasped.

Also, the blinking duration and the blinking speed may be updated based on the user's position 410 obtained in real time and the distance between the user's position 410 and the position 420 of the mortuary tablet.

As a result, the user can move to the position 420 of the target mortuary tablet more easily and conveniently because he moves while confirming that the blinking time and speed of each LED are updated according to the distance from the mortuary tablet.

In another embodiment, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 may determine the color of each LED differently depending on the situation (eg, red color when adjacent to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet, green color when distant), , The color of the LED can be linearly updated based on the user's position 410 and the position 420 of the mortuary tablet. In addition, if necessary, a vibration alarm may be provided in addition to activating an LED adjacent to a position according to the path information 430 .

When the device for managing mortuary tablet location information provides an alarm for movement and arrival based on the distance between the user's location 410 (current location) and the location 420 of the mortuary tablet, the speed of blinking, color change, and blinking for the LED An alarm may be provided using a method such as a time maintained and a vibration alarm (or a sound alarm).

Specifically, when the distance between the location of the mortuary tablet 420 and the current location 410 of the user exceeds a predetermined distance, weights may be assigned to the duration of flashing, the speed of flashing, and color change, and the assigned weights An alarm provided based on this may be determined.

For example, if the distance between the position of the mortuary tablet 420 and the position 410 of the user is long, it may be the time of starting the movement. Since it may be desirable to provide LED blinking until reaching the position 420, a weight may be assigned to the duration of blinking, and if the blinking speed is updated and provided according to the distance, the user is more intuitive. A weight can be assigned to the speed of blinking in that the movement situation can be grasped with .

In addition, although the movement situation can be notified according to the change in LED color, a weight can be assigned to the color change in that some level of understanding is required to grasp the movement situation according to the color. However, when the distance to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet is far, the vibration alarm may not be weighted in that providing an unnecessary vibration alarm may cause damage to visitors to the mortuary tablet.

That is, when the distance between the location of the mortuary tablet 420 and the current location 410 of the user exceeds a preset distance, the duration of blinking is determined to correspond to the expected arrival time to the location of the user's mortuary tablet, and the blinking By updating the speed of the mortuary tablet as it moves to the position 420 of the mortuary tablet and providing an alarm that linearly changes the color of the LED to a preset color according to the movement, information on the user's movement situation and arrival is more effective and intuitive. can be easily informed.

However, when the distance between the location 420 of the mortuary tablet according to the user's movement situation and the current location 410 of the user becomes closer to a predetermined distance or less, a different weight may be assigned.

For example, when the distance between the position of the ancestral tablet 420 according to the user's movement situation and the current position 410 of the user becomes closer to a predetermined distance or less, weights may be assigned to the speed of flashing, the vibration alarm, and the color change. and an alarm to be provided may be determined based on the assigned weight.

For example, when the distance between the location of the mortuary tablet 420 and the current location 410 of the user becomes closer to a predetermined distance or less, the user may be in a situation adjacent to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet. In this case, if the speed of LED flashing is increased, the user can effectively recognize that they are adjacent to the mortuary tablet, and since it is easy to intuitively grasp the degree of proximity, a weight can be assigned to the speed of flashing, and the adjacent mortuary tablet position 420 In this case, by providing the vibration notification a predetermined number of times (eg, once), a weight may be assigned to the vibration alarm in that it can directly notify a user who is not aware of the blinking of the LED that the mortuary tablet is adjacent.

In addition, since the degree of proximity to the user can be informed by changing the color of the LED according to the degree of proximity of the user's current location 410 to the position on the mortuary tablet, a weight can be assigned to the color change of the LED. However, since it is easy to recognize that the ancestral tablet is adjacent to the position 420 of the mortuary tablet by the above-mentioned alarms, and the recognition effect according to the blinking duration is somewhat low, no weight may be assigned to the blinking duration.

That is, when the distance between the position of the mortuary tablet 420 and the user's current position 410 becomes closer to a preset distance or less, the flashing speed of the LED is increased by a preset value, and a vibration alarm is provided by a preset number of times. , Changing the color of the LED to a preset color, and providing an alarm to the user including methods of maintaining the LED blinking so that the duration of LED blinking corresponds to the expected arrival time to the position 420 of the mortuary tablet. situation can be perceived more effectively.

As described above, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 determines the provided alarm by determining the weighted element differently according to the distance between the location 420 of the mortuary tablet and the current location 410 of the user. It is possible to provide an appropriate alarm according to the moving situation of the mortuary tablet, so that it is possible to more easily move to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet in the mortuary tablet where a lot of mortuary tablets are enshrined.

In the case of the device 100 for managing mortuary tablet location information according to an embodiment, the time required to move from the current location 410 of the user to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet is equal to or longer than the first time and less than the second time, which is a preset time. A route map indicating the movement route 440 to the mortuary tablet may be provided, and an alarm (eg, voice, vibration, sound effect, etc.) may be provided along with the route map when the time required to travel exceeds a second time. This allows the user to move more easily. The second time, which is the preset time, may be greater than the first time.

In step S240, the device 100 for managing mortuary tablet location information may provide image information acquired from the video device 520 operating based on the information on the location 420 of the mortuary tablet.

In this regard, referring to FIG. 5 , the video device 520 may sense motion in a predetermined area corresponding to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet, and when motion is sensed in the predetermined area, the mortuary tablet 520 may sense motion. An image of an area corresponding to the location 420 may be obtained, and the obtained image may be transmitted to an external device.

For example, motion in a preset area may be sensed for a specific motion by a motion sensor together with motion sensing by a sensor. The specific operation may further include an operation for pouring alcohol, an operation for a ceremony, and the like, in addition to operations for basic ceremonies such as bowing to a mortuary tablet, prayer, and silent meditation.

In the case of sensing a specific motion in this way, it is possible to minimize an unnecessary motion of simply sensing a user's movement passing through a predetermined area for a mortuary tablet, and thus it is possible to be efficient in device operation.

When the above operations are sensed, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 obtains an image of a predetermined area and transmits it to an external device so that the progress of the ceremony can be shared with other people who have not visited the mortuary tablet. do.

In particular, when there is a high risk of contagious disease when a large number of people gather, it may be restricted to gathering only a small number of people, and it may be desirable to hold the ceremony non-face-to-face. Doing so can be very effective at times like these.

3 is a diagram schematically showing a part of the configuration of a mortuary tablet location information management system according to an embodiment.

Referring to the drawing, the tablet location information management system includes a first passage 310, a second passage 320, a third passage 330, a first corner 340 and a second corner 350, and each passage and corner. It may include an LED included in , and may further include a tag capable of transmitting and receiving additional location information.

In addition, the mortuary tablet location information management system may include a server 300, and the system transmits the user identification information received from the user terminal 400 to the server 300 so that the user identification information in the server 300 is stored. , can be managed. In addition, the server 300 may store and manage location information received from each tag in advance.

When user identification information is received, the mortuary tablet location information management system receives, from the server 300, the location 420 of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user identification information and including the body part of the dead person enshrined in the mortuary tablet, and sends the user terminal 400 It can be provided through an installed mortuary tablet location guidance application or SMS.

As the user moves, when the LED is adjacent to the LED, the LED may be activated and blinked according to a preset method to guide the user's movement, and the LED included in the path 440 or the position the user has passed may be deactivated.

4 is a diagram schematically illustrating route information 430 provided to the user terminal 400 according to an embodiment.

Referring to the drawing, the user's current location 410, mortuary tablet location 420 information, and route information 430 indicating a route 440 from the user's current location 410 to the mortuary tablet location 420 are mapped. It may be provided to the user terminal 400 in a form. For example, the provided route information 430 may be provided through an application that operates in association with the tablet location information management device 100 .

A route 440 according to the route information 430 may be displayed on the user terminal 400, and the displayed route 440 is the distance between the current location 410 of the user and the location 420 of the mortuary tablet obtained in real time. The color change of the image of the path 440, the flashing of the image of the path 440, the speed of flashing, and the time during which the flashing is maintained may be updated to correspond to the (Sound effect) It can be provided in the form of an alarm.

In another example, route information 430 provided to the user terminal 400 may include a degree of congestion. Specifically, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 may obtain sensing information about a situation in which people are crowded or congested through motion sensors and infrared sensors additionally provided in each aisle and corner, and in the mortuary tablet. Based on the sensing information, the degree of congestion for each zone may be determined.

The tablet location information management device 100 may display the congestion degree of the route 440 on the route information 430 provided to the user terminal 400 based on the degree of congestion by zone, and the congestion degree of the route 440 is If the congestion level for each zone is equal to or greater than the preset value, the location of the mortuary tablet is detoured through a route with a congestion level equal to or greater than the preset value based on at least one zone with a congestion level of each zone equal to or less than the preset value, the user's current location 410, and the location of the mortuary tablet 420. A detour path 450 indicating a path 440 that can travel to 420 may be determined and displayed.

When the difference in travel distance between the detour route 450 and the previously provided route 440 is greater than or equal to the preset value, the detour route 450 or the previously provided route 440 is selected based on the user's age according to the user's identification information. Either one can be determined and provided.

In general, when the congestion level of an area included in the previously provided route 440 is equal to or greater than a preset value, a detour route 450 may be provided so as to more easily move to the location 420 of the ancestral tablet.

However, if the detour route 450 provided to bypass a congested area is farther than the previously provided route 440 by more than a preset value, it may cause fatigue to elderly users exceeding the preset age. In this case, a detour path 450 is not provided, or a path included in a preset congestion degree range and a travel distance difference value from the previously provided path 440 is equal to or less than a preset value may be provided to the user terminal 400 after a weight is applied. there is.

In addition, if the detour route 450 is farther than the previously provided route 440 by a preset value or more, if the age of the user using the route 440 is less than the preset age, he or she can move relatively easily even over a long distance. A weight may be applied to the detour path 450 and provided to the user terminal 400 regardless of the moving distance difference value.

However, if there is at least one party whose age exceeds the predetermined age among the user's party, the detour route 450 is not provided or the existing A weight may be applied to a path having a moving distance difference value equal to or less than a preset value from the provided path 440 and provided to the user terminal 400 .

By doing this, the user can more easily move to the location 420 of the ancestral tablet without inconvenience according to the degree of congestion.

5 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example of obtaining an image of an area corresponding to a location 420 of a mortuary tablet according to an embodiment.

Referring to the drawing, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 senses movement of a preset area 510 corresponding to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet through a sensor, and displays an image of the area when the motion is sensed. It is possible to control the imaging device 520 to acquire.

It may be preferable that the preset area 510 does not overlap with the area of the adjacent mortuary tablet, and if it overlaps, if it is determined that there are no more than a predetermined ratio of people according to the motion sensed in the area, the video device 520 may not be activated.

When an image is obtained from the image device 520, considering that the LED light may affect the image, the LED adjacent to the region corresponding to the image is deactivated by the tablet location information management device 100 or lowered to a preset brightness. can be activated.

Thereafter, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 transmits the obtained image to at least one external device so that a ceremony held at the mortuary tablet can be shared with a plurality of people who have not visited the mortuary tablet.

In one embodiment, an image of a region corresponding to the position 420 of the mortuary tablet, that is, a video of a ceremonial event such as a rite or prayer for the mortuary tablet may be provided to an online video platform or a broadcasting station specializing in funeral services.

6 is a diagram schematically illustrating a part of the configuration of a mortuary tablet location information management system according to an embodiment.

Referring to the drawing, the mortuary tablet enshrined in the mortuary tablet shows a mortuary tablet tag that can be attached to the mortuary tablet itself, so the mortuary tablet location information management system and device can obtain the location 420 of the mortuary tablet using the mortuary tablet tag.

The mortuary tablet management controller shown in the drawing can control the operation of a plurality of mortuary tablet management terminals in the mortuary tablet, and the mortuary tablet management terminal obtains the position of the mortuary tablet from each mortuary tablet tag or moves to each aisle, corner, or area adjacent to the mortuary tablets. It is possible to control the operation of the located LED.

The mortuary tablet management controller obtains the location 420 of the mortuary tablet from the mortuary tablet management terminal, transmits it to the server 300, and stores and manages the location information from the server 300, and identifies the stored location information and user as necessary. Based on the information, the location 420 of the corresponding mortuary tablet may be determined.

In this way, by obtaining and providing location information from the mortuary tablet tag corresponding to each mortuary tablet, it is possible to effectively solve the inconvenience of difficult to accurately determine the location 420 of the mortuary tablet to be found among the many mortuary tablets in the conventional mortuary tablet. By guiding the location 420 of the mortuary tablet through the LED, the user can more easily move to the location 420 of the mortuary tablet.

7 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example of providing an IT lifelong autobiography archive, an IT dielectric storage video guide card, and an IoT video theater through a mortuary tablet location information management system provided according to an embodiment.

Referring to the drawing, the tablet location information management device 100 may provide an IT dielectric storage image guide card through a linked service.

The IT Genome Storage Video Information Card stores the genomes of three people (yourself, your parents, and your mother) and can be used for genetic testing of separated families, multicultural families, North Korean defectors, families during the Japanese colonial era, and overseas Koreans. In particular, it is possible to communicate with the user terminal so that video information stored in the server can be called and video records can be provided.

In addition, the information stored in the server can be retrieved by placing the IT dielectric storage image guide card with an embedded NFC electronic chip on a reader that connects to non-face-to-face monitors such as kiosks, movie theaters, PCs, and large monitors. In addition, an automatic app is installed on the smartphone, and location information can be provided, or real-time information such as LED blinking or AI battery charging can be provided.

In another embodiment, the off-line autobiography including information about the life of the deceased includes the deceased's body parts such as hair or fingernails and fingerprints enshrined in the memorial tablet processed to block moisture, and a tag capable of short-range wireless communication. ) is attached, a digital IT lifetime autobiography archive including offline autobiography can be provided to the user terminal through short-range wireless communication between the tag and the user terminal.

In another embodiment, the location where the user's autobiography archive is provided is made up of at least 50 to 200 pages of books offline, online, bound and published in the IoT era, and divided into 5 stages (4 stages of companion animals) of the autobiography of life. In the café library and cafe library, bound books (unpublished) and libraries (published books) or offline bound books and e-books are spaces where you can read, create, and experience online Internet on the server. An autobiography according to can be produced through related systems and devices.

Therefore, if you place the 'Video Guide Card' on the designated place (reader) in the 'IoT Video Theater' in the cafe-type 'IoT Lifetime Archive Hall', you can watch the autobiography with an unspecified number of people in the 'IoT Video Theater' like a movie. In particular, an electronic chip (tag) is attached to the front bookcase in the center of page 2 of the autobiography book cover, and body parts (hair with hair roots), fingernails, fingerprints, etc. are stored, and the 'IT video guide card' contains genomes (hair and nails). 3 units can be stored.

8 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example of providing mortuary tablet information related to an IT filial piety card, a spiritual family record book-based IT reincarnation park, and a hill of resurrection through a mortuary tablet location information management system provided according to an embodiment. .

Referring to the drawing, the mortuary tablet location information management device 100 may provide a series of information related to the “IT Reincarnation Park” based on the IT Hyo-card and the Young Family Record Book through a linked service.

In addition, Buddhism can enshrine the ashes of cremated ashes in the “Park of Reincarnation” and then enshrine them on an IT mortuary tablet, and in Christianity, the ashes of cremated ashes can be enshrined in the garden in the church “Garden of Resurrection” on the anniversary of the resurrection (Socheon). can do.

For genome storage, IT hyo cards can be used for individual storage, and DNA storage books can be used for storage in the Buddhist community method.

For example, the Buddhist tradition is Dharbi. Accordingly, funeral ceremonies for Buddhism, for example, the IT Reincarnation Park enshrines the cremated ashes in the “Reincarnation Park” in the religious community temple, Instead, the ancestral tablet can be enshrined in the temple. At this time, with a single 'IT Hyo-Card', you can watch life images and information on your smartphone and 'IT video room' like a movie theater. It can also be viewed on large monitors, PCs, kiosks, etc. Therefore, “Reincarnation Park” can be a park that has been preserved for more than 100 years, which is different from the existing 'mountain field'. After enshrining the cremated ashes in the space above the ground, when the space is full, it is formed in a circular shape as a symbol of Buddhism and can be installed on the ground in the order of numbers 1, 2, and 3 in the drawing. In addition, by enshrining the IT mortuary tablet in the temple, it can be preserved for a long time as a space of 'Samsungui Park', a community of faith, rebirth in paradise, and the first business can be destroyed.

There is no DNA in the bone meal of cremated ashes, but genetic testing can be performed when necessary by using the 'IT Genome Effect Card'. Instead of collecting bone meal, bone meal was placed in a bone meal bag and connected with a string of ties to express reincarnation. By doing so, you can view or provide 'life videos' containing records of your life through various video media anytime, anywhere.

In addition, the service provided through the mortuary tablet location information providing device 100 may provide information related to Christian funeral rites.

For example, since the bone meal of cremated ashes is a natural regenerated (soil) nature without genome, it is collected and enshrined in the “Garden of Resurrection” in the faith community church, and the “image information card” contains the genome and the deceased. It could be a park celebrating the resurrection. In addition, non-face-to-face or 'testimonial life video' can be provided through smartphones, large monitors, kiosks, etc. in the 'IT video room' in the church instead of the charnel house or natural burial place. In particular, “Garden of Resurrection” is different from “Garden of Yutaek”, which is a type of throwing away. It is a space for resurrection worship to commemorate the resurrection (passing away), which has been preserved for more than 100 years according to the history of the church. After enshrining the cremated ashes, when the space is full, the 'Garden of Resurrection' can be installed on the ground in the order of numbers 1, 2, and 3 in the drawing so that the Christian symbol cross becomes a symbol.

For example, the Garden of Resurrection is a place where families and communities offer prayers for resurrection blessings on Easter Day, which is prepared to commemorate the resurrection and resurrection day when families who believe in Jesus or families who believe on behalf of families who have died without believing in Jesus register with the church. can The bone meal of the cremated body of the humbled person is not sprinkled, but the bone meal is put in a bag of bone meal to represent the garden enshrined in the 'Garden of Resurrection' together with the community for the resurrection of the body.

So far, the bone remains of cremated ashes have been enshrined in other enshrinement facilities, not in churches, but in the future, after enshrining the remains in the 'Garden of Resurrection', a facility for worship on the anniversary of the death can be prepared and used as a space for prayer.

In addition, the enshrinement method may be determined according to the user's selection among, for example, a card, a cross of Jesus, a resurrection commemorative plaque, a community DNA storage method, and a QR code book method.

Meanwhile, the device 100 for managing mortuary tablet location information according to the above-described embodiment may further include one or more memories, a mortuary tablet management controller capable of controlling a mortuary tablet location, and an LED, and a mortuary tablet management terminal. In addition, although only essential components for explaining the device 100 for managing mortuary tablet location information according to an embodiment are shown in FIG. 1 for convenience of description, a display (not shown), a communication unit (not shown), and a tag (not shown) are shown. The operation described above in FIGS. 1 to 6 may be performed by organically combining various conventional configurations for constituting a device corresponding to the present invention.

Also, the memory may include volatile and/or non-volatile memory. The one or more memories may store instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors 120, cause the one or more processors 120 to perform operations. In the present disclosure, a program or instruction is software stored in a memory, such as an operating system for controlling the resources of the server 300, an application and/or middleware providing various functions to applications so that the application can utilize the resources of the device. can include

The one or more processors 120 may control at least one component of a device connected to the processor 120 by driving software (eg, a program or command). In addition, the processor 120 may perform operations such as various calculations, processing, data generation, and processing related to the present disclosure. Also, the processor 120 may load data or the like from memory or store data in the memory.

In one embodiment, at least one of the components of the tablet location information management device 100 may be omitted or another component may be added. Also, additionally or alternatively, some components may be integrated and implemented, or implemented as a singular or plural entity.

Steps of a method or algorithm described in connection with an embodiment of the present invention may be implemented directly in hardware, implemented in a software module executed by hardware, or implemented by a combination thereof. A software module may include random access memory (RAM), read only memory (ROM), erasable programmable ROM (EPROM), electrically erasable programmable ROM (EEPROM), flash memory, hard disk, removable disk, CD-ROM, or It may reside in any form of computer readable recording medium well known in the art to which the present invention pertains.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains can be implemented in other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential features of the present invention. you will be able to understand Therefore, it should be understood that the embodiments described above are illustrative in all respects and not restrictive.

100: tablet location information management device
110: receiver 120: processor
130: output unit 300: server
310: first passage 311: first passage LED
320: second passage 321: second passage LED
330: third passage 330: third passage LED
340: first corner 341: first corner LED
350: second corner 351: second corner LED
400: user terminal 410: user location, current location
420: location of mortuary tablet 430: route information
440: route 450: bypass route
510: preset area 520: video device

Claims (7)

In the method of managing mortuary tablet location information using IoT,
Receiving user identification information;
determining the position of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user identification information and including the body part of the dead person enshrined in the mortuary tablet;
providing location information indicating the location of the mortuary tablet according to a preset method;
providing an image obtained from an image device operating based on the location information; and
Providing alarms for movement and arrival based on the distance between the user's location and the location of the mortuary tablet;
When the distance between the position of the mortuary tablet and the current position of the user exceeds a preset distance, weights are assigned to the duration of blinking, the speed of blinking, and color change;
Wherein the alarm is provided based on the duration of blinking, the speed of blinking, and a weight given to the color change.
According to claim 1,
Providing the location information according to the preset method
A method of providing route information indicating a route from a current location to a location of the mortuary tablet.
According to claim 1,
Providing the location information according to the preset method
activating a first passage LED, a second passage LED, and a third passage LED respectively indicating a first passage, a second passage, and a third passage included in a path from the current location to the location of the mortuary tablet; and
activating a first corner LED indicating a first corner connected from the first passage to the second passage and a second corner LED indicating a second corner connected from the second passage to the third passage; How to.
According to claim 3,
obtaining the user's location; and
determining a route or location that the user has already passed based on the location of the user;
Deactivating an LED indicating a path or location that the user has already passed among the first passage LED, the second passage LED, the third passage LED, the first corner LED, and the second corner LED. , method.
According to claim 1,
The step of providing the video is
sensing a movement of an area corresponding to the position of the mortuary tablet;
obtaining an image of an area corresponding to the position of the mortuary tablet when the motion is sensed;
obtaining autobiographical information including body parts of the deceased; and
Transmitting the video and the autobiography information to an online video platform or an external device that transmits the video in real time; method comprising:
According to claim 3,
Providing the location information according to the preset method
Blinking times and flashing speeds of the first passage LED, the second passage LED, the third passage LED, the first corner LED, and the second corner LED based on the location information and the user's location Updating the; further comprising,
The duration of the blinking is proportional to the distance between the location information and the user's location, and the blinking speed is inversely proportional to the distance between the location information and the user's location.
In the mortuary tablet location information management device using IoT,
a receiving unit receiving user identification information;
Determining the position of the mortuary tablet corresponding to the user identification information and including the body part of the deceased enshrined in the mortuary tablet;
a processor providing location information indicating the location of the mortuary tablet according to a preset method;
an output unit providing an image obtained from an image device operating based on the location information; and
Based on the distance between the user's location and the location of the mortuary tablet, an alarm for movement and arrival is provided, and if the distance between the location of the mortuary tablet and the current location of the user exceeds a preset distance, the duration of flashing, the speed of flashing, and the color change A weight is given to, and the alarm is provided based on the weight assigned to the blinking duration, the blinking speed, and the color change.

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