KR102543133B1 - System and method for providing care service for baby's diet - Google Patents

Abstract

Embodiments may determine a corresponding weaning food stage of an infant among a plurality of pre-set weaning food stages based on post-birth date information in infant profile information of a registered user, and recommend one or more weaning foods for the infant based on the infant weaning stage. and search the baby food DB for weaning food information including the recipe of the determined recommended weaning food, respectively, based on at least a portion of the weaning food information for the one or more weaning foods, the infant for at least a part of the period of the corresponding weaning food stage. It relates to a system and method for providing an infant diet management service for generating a meal plan table of the infant and transmitting the infant meal plan table to the user terminal.

Description

Infant diet management service provision system and method {SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING CARE SERVICE FOR BABY'S DIET}

Embodiments of the present application relate to a technology for providing a service for managing an infant's diet.

As of 21 years, about 260,000 newborns are born, and they eat baby food for about 300 days. Although the domestic fertility rate is declining every year, nevertheless, 260,000 children are born every year, and after about 100 days of breastfeeding, the weaning war between new mothers who have to feed their children with weaning food from 150 to 450 days after birth has begun. do.

In the past, the following solutions have been used to solve baby food difficulties: a) Buying baby food instead of making it yourself because it is cumbersome and difficult to make baby food, b) Online communities such as Naver and Mom Cafe to make baby food yourself. c) To prepare baby food directly, to obtain experience and information about baby food from adults and mothers around you, d) To go to a bookstore and purchase books related to baby food to make baby food yourself. thing.

However, the above solutions alone still cannot solve the fundamental difficulties of 'my baby, what, and how to eat.

As shown in Figure 1, the baby food timetable changes every month according to the time.

As shown in Figure 2, the food ingredients that can be fed are different for each month.

As shown in FIG. 3, recipes are randomly searched out of time.

Intake of solid food from 4 months after birth Baby food is not simply feeding a baby, but information that needs to be learned professionally is pouring in and is an unfamiliar field for caregivers. Therefore, it is required to provide infant meal contents for them.

Patent Registration Publication No. 10-2284037 (2021.07.29.)

In order to solve the above-described difficulties, embodiments of the present application aim to provide weaning food information suitable for a baby's weaning food stage based on the birthday when only the baby's birthday information is input.

In addition, some embodiments aim to provide food diary contents and/or weaning food solution contents for each situation of parenting mothers.

According to an aspect of the present application, a method of providing an infant diet management service of a service system, in which infant profile information of a user terminal is registered, includes infants among a plurality of weaning stages preset based on date of birth information in infant profile information of a registered user. Determining the corresponding weaning stage of - The infant profile information includes the infant's birthday information and date of birth, and the date of birth information is calculated based on the infant's birthday information and the latest log-in date of the user; Selecting at least one weaning food for the infant as a recommended weaning food based on the infant weaning step, and retrieving weaning food information including a recipe of the determined recommended weaning food from a weaning food DB, respectively; generating a meal plan table for the infant for at least a portion of a period of the corresponding weaning food stage based on at least some of the weaning food information for the one or more weaning foods; and transmitting the infant's meal plan table to the user terminal.

In one embodiment, the step of determining the weaning stage of the infant, the weaning stage having a period to which the value of the date of birth of the infant belongs in a pre-stored weaning food stage table is determined as the corresponding weaning stage of the infant, and The date of birth of the infant may be calculated based on the latest log-in date and birthday information of the user. The weaning stage table has a first initial stage, a second early stage, a first middle stage, and a second middle stage, respectively.

In one embodiment, the step of determining one or more recommended weaning foods for the infant based on the weaning food stage and / or diet history of the infant, and retrieving weaning food information including a recipe of the determined recommended weaning food from the baby food DB, selecting a set of weaning food for the infant for at least a partial period of a period of the corresponding weaning food stage of the infant in a DB, wherein the set of weaning food is composed of a plurality of weaning foods to be provided during the at least partial period; And it may include the step of retrieving the baby food information for each baby food in the selected baby food set. The weaning food DB stores weaning food information for each weaning food, and the weaning food information includes information on a standard providing date designated in advance for each weaning ID, and the standard providing date is expressed as a date of birth.

The step of selecting the weaning food set may include selecting, as the recommended weaning food, a first weaning food having a reference providing date belonging to the determined corresponding weaning food stage.

In one embodiment, the step of selecting the weaning food set may include selecting a second weaning food having a reference providing date belonging to at least one other weaning food stage close to the corresponding weaning food stage; and, among the selected second baby foods, at least one second baby food in which a period extended by a predetermined tolerance period from the standard provision date information of each second baby food and a period of the infant's corresponding weaning food stage at least partially overlap each other. It may further include; additional screening step to.

In one embodiment, the generating of the meal plan table may include calculating a series of dates constituting a corresponding weaning food step based on the infant's birthday information and post-birth date information; Selecting a recommended weaning food to be provided on a corresponding day from the set of recommended weaning foods on the basis of a standard providing date of each recommended weaning food in the set of recommended weaning foods, for each of at least some of the days of the series; associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the expected weaning meal for that date, wherein the corresponding date associated with the planned weaning food is the expected date of eating the weaning food to be eaten; and generating the meal plan table based on a pair of related dates and baby food to be eaten.

In one embodiment, the step of associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the weaning meal scheduled to be eaten on the corresponding date includes, for each of the at least some of the series of dates, the reference date of each recommended weaning food and calculating a date interval between corresponding dates; and associating the recommended weaning food with the shortest date interval with the corresponding date.

The date interval is calculated through the following equation.

[mathematical expression]

D _duration = calendar day _target - calendar day _provision

D _duration is the date interval, calendar day _target is the series of dates that can be selected as expected dates for eating, and calendar day _provision provides standards for infants by converting the standard provision date of weaning food based on the infant's birthday to the solar or lunar calendar indicates the date.

In one embodiment, the step of associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the scheduled weaning meal for the corresponding date includes, when there are a plurality of recommended weaning foods with the shortest date interval for a specific date, The method may further include first associating a recommended weaning food having a positive value with the corresponding date.

In one embodiment, the generating of the infant's meal plan includes: selecting a subset of overlapping baby foods from the set of recommended weaning foods, wherein the overlapping weaning foods have ingredients that at least partially match ingredients of other recommended weaning foods; , The subset is selected by food material; If the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is a redundant weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding redundant weaning food in the same subset is greater than or equal to the first threshold interval, the recommendation of the corresponding date maintaining in baby food; And if the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is a duplicate weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding duplicate weaning food in the same subset is less than the first threshold interval, the corresponding date It may further include; step of excluding from the recommended weaning food. The previous redundant weaning food has the scheduled date of eating immediately before the scheduled date of eating the specific overlapping weaning food.

In one embodiment, the infant profile information may further include allergy information of the infant.

The step of creating the infant's meal plan table includes: selecting a subset of allergic baby food from the set of recommended baby food - the allergic baby food is a recommended baby food having baby food information including allergy information matched to allergy information of the infant; If the recommended weaning food selected to be served for each of at least some of the series of days is an allergic weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding allergic weaning food in the same subset is equal to or greater than the second critical interval, the recommendation of the corresponding date maintaining in baby food; And if the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is an allergic baby food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding allergic weaning food in the same subset is less than the second threshold interval, the corresponding day It may further include; step of excluding from the recommended weaning food. The previous allergy weaning food has a scheduled eating date just before the eating scheduled date of the specific allergic baby food.

In one embodiment, the meal plan table may be configured so that the user terminal displays a menu plan screen in any one of a list form, a calendar form, and a combination thereof.

In one embodiment, the baby food information in the baby food DB includes a plurality of recipes for the same baby food, and has a different value according to at least one of a cooking amount of a specific material and a cooking tool in the plurality of recipes. Any one of the plurality of recipes is designated in advance as a reference recipe.

The cooking amount X _ij of the j-th ingredient in the i-th recipe among the plurality of recipes is expressed by the following equation.

[mathematical expression]

X _ij = N _ij *X _sj

Here, X _sj is the cooking amount of the j-th ingredient in the reference recipe, and N _ij is the difference between the state of the j-th ingredient of the ith recipe and the state of the j-th ingredient of the reference recipe, obtaining the same weaning food cooking result as the reference recipe represents a numerical relationship for, and the retrieved baby food information includes information describing one or more recipes among the plurality of recipes.

In one embodiment, the infant diet management service providing method, when a specific state value for a specific ingredient included in a recipe in the baby food information retrieved from the user terminal is received after providing the searched baby food information to the user terminal, receiving Further searching for a recipe corresponding to a specific condition in a baby food DB; and additionally providing weaning food information including the additionally searched recipe to the user terminal so that a screen in which the cooking amount value previously provided for the same baby food is changed to the cooking amount value of the additionally searched recipe is displayed.

A computer readable recording medium according to another aspect of the present application may record a program for performing the infant diet management service providing method according to the above-described embodiments.

An infant diet management service providing system according to another aspect of the present application determines a corresponding weaning food stage of an infant among a plurality of pre-set weaning food stages based on date of birth in infant profile information of a registered user - the infant profile The information includes the infant's birthday information and date of birth information, and the date of birth information is calculated based on the infant's birthday information and the latest login date of the user. Based on the infant weaning step, one for the infant Selecting the above baby food as a recommended baby food, searching for baby food information including a recipe of the determined recommended baby food from a baby food DB, and at least a part of the period of the corresponding baby food step based on at least a part of the baby food information for the one or more baby food. and a service system configured to generate the infant's meal plan for a period of time, and transmit the infant's meal plan to the user terminal.

According to the present invention, a method for providing an infant diet management service of a service system in which infant profile information of a user terminal is registered is a corresponding weaning food step of a infant among a plurality of weaning food steps preset based on date of birth information in infant profile information of a registered user. determining - the infant profile information includes the infant's birthday information and date of birth information, and the date of birth information is calculated based on the infant's birthday information and the latest log-in date of the user; Selecting at least one weaning food for the infant as a recommended weaning food based on the infant weaning step, and retrieving weaning food information including a recipe of the determined recommended weaning food from a weaning food DB, respectively; generating a meal plan table for the infant for at least a portion of a period of the corresponding weaning food stage based on at least some of the weaning food information for the one or more weaning foods; and transmitting the infant's meal plan table to the user terminal.

In one embodiment, the step of determining the corresponding weaning stage of the infant may include determining, as the corresponding weaning stage of the infant, a weaning stage having a period to which a value of date of birth information of the infant belongs in a pre-stored weaning food stage table, and The date information of the infant is calculated based on the latest log-in date and birthday information of the user, and the weaning food stage table is the first initial stage, the second initial stage, the first intermediate stage, and the second intermediate stage, respectively. may include the period after the birth of

In one embodiment, the step of determining one or more recommended weaning foods for the infant based on the infant's corresponding weaning food stage and / or diet history, and searching for weaning food information including a recipe of the determined recommended weaning food in a baby food DB,

selecting a set of weaning food for the infant for at least a partial period of a period of a corresponding weaning stage of the infant in a weaning food DB, wherein the set of weaning food is composed of a plurality of weaning foods to be provided during the at least partial period; and

Retrieving baby food information for each baby food in the selected set of baby food, wherein the baby food DB stores baby food information for each baby food, and the baby food information includes information on a standard provision date designated in advance for each baby food, The standard providing date is expressed as the date of birth, and the step of selecting the baby food set is

It may include; selecting a first weaning food having a reference providing date belonging to the determined corresponding weaning stage as a recommended weaning food.

In one embodiment, the step of selecting the set of weaning food may include: selecting a second baby food having a reference serving date belonging to at least one other weaning food stage proximate to the corresponding weaning food stage; and, among the selected second baby foods, at least one second baby food in which a period extended by a predetermined tolerance period from the standard provision date information of each second baby food and a period of the infant's corresponding weaning food stage at least partially overlap each other. It may further include; additional screening step to.

In one embodiment, the generating of the meal plan table may include calculating a series of dates constituting a corresponding weaning food stage based on the infant's birthday information and post-birth date information; Selecting a recommended weaning food to be provided on a corresponding day from the set of recommended weaning foods on the basis of a standard providing date of each recommended weaning food in the set of recommended weaning foods, for each of at least some of the days of the series; associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the expected weaning meal for that date, wherein the corresponding date associated with the planned weaning food is the expected date of eating the weaning food to be eaten; and generating the meal plan table based on the associated date and the pair of baby food to be eaten.

In one embodiment, the step of associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the weaning meal scheduled to be eaten on the corresponding date includes, for each date of at least some of the series of dates, the reference date of each recommended weaning food and calculating a date interval between corresponding dates; And associating the recommended weaning food with the shortest date interval with the corresponding date, wherein the date interval is calculated through the following equation,

[mathematical expression]

D _duration = calendar day _target - calendar day _provision

D _duration is the date interval, calendar day _target is the series of dates that can be selected as expected dates for eating, and calendar day _provision provides standards for infants by converting the standard provision date of weaning food based on the infant's birthday to the solar or lunar calendar date can be indicated.

In one embodiment, the step of associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the weaning meal scheduled to be eaten on the corresponding day may include, when there are a plurality of recommended weaning foods having the shortest date interval for a specific date, A step of first associating the recommended weaning food having a positive value with the corresponding date may be further performed.

In one embodiment, the generating of the infant's meal planner comprises: selecting a subset of duplicate baby foods from the set of recommended baby foods, wherein the duplicate baby foods have ingredients that at least partially match those of other recommended baby foods; , The subset is selected by food material; If the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is a redundant weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding redundant weaning food in the same subset is greater than or equal to the first threshold interval, the recommendation of the corresponding date maintaining in baby food; And if the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is a duplicate weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding duplicate weaning food in the same subset is less than the first threshold interval, the corresponding date Excluding from the recommended weaning food; and further comprising, the previous overlapping weaning food may include the scheduled date of eating immediately before the scheduled eating date of the specific overlapping weaning food.

In one embodiment, the infant profile information further includes allergy information of the infant, and the generating of the infant's meal plan includes selecting a subset of allergic baby food from the recommended baby food set - the allergic baby food It is a recommended baby food having baby food information including allergy information matched to the infant's allergy information; If the recommended weaning food selected to be served for each of at least some of the series of days is an allergic weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding allergic weaning food in the same subset is equal to or greater than the second critical interval, the recommendation of the corresponding date maintaining in baby food; and

When the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is an allergic weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the previous allergic weaning food in the same subset is less than the second critical interval, the recommendation for the corresponding date Excluding from the weaning food; further comprising, the allergy weaning food just before may include the scheduled eating date just before the eating scheduled date of the specific allergic baby food.

In one embodiment, the meal plan table may be configured so that the user terminal displays a menu plan screen in any one of a list form, a calendar form, and a combination thereof.

In one embodiment, the weaning food information in the weaning food DB includes a plurality of recipes for the same baby food, and has a different value according to at least one of the cooking amount and cooking tool of a specific material in the plurality of recipes, the plurality of recipes Any one of the recipes is designated in advance as a reference recipe, and the cooking amount X _ij of the j th ingredient in the i th recipe among the plurality of recipes is expressed by the following equation,

[mathematical expression]

X _ij = N _ij *X _sj

Here, X _sj is the cooking amount of the j-th ingredient in the reference recipe, and N _ij is the difference between the state of the j-th ingredient of the ith recipe and the state of the j-th ingredient of the reference recipe, obtaining the same weaning food cooking result as the reference recipe represents the numerical relationship for

The retrieved baby food information may include information describing one or more recipes among the plurality of recipes.

In one embodiment, when receiving a specific state value for a specific ingredient included in a recipe in the weaning food information retrieved from the user terminal after providing the retrieved weaning food information to the user terminal, the recipe corresponding to the received specific state is converted to weaning food. Further searching in DB; and additionally providing weaning food information including the additionally searched recipe to the user terminal so that a screen in which the cooking amount value previously provided for the same baby food is changed to the cooking amount value of the additionally searched recipe is displayed.

A computer readable recording medium according to another aspect of the present application may record a program for performing the infant diet management service providing method according to the above-described embodiments.

An infant diet management service providing system according to another aspect of the present application determines a corresponding weaning food stage of an infant among a plurality of pre-set weaning food stages based on date of birth in infant profile information of a registered user, and the infant profile information is Includes the infant's birthday information and date of birth information, wherein the date of birth information is calculated based on the infant's birthday information and the latest log-in date of the user;

Based on the infant weaning step, one or more weaning foods for the corresponding infant are selected as recommended weaning foods, and weaning food information including a recipe of the determined recommended weaning food is retrieved from a weaning food DB, respectively, and at least some of the weaning food information for the at least one weaning food is respectively retrieved. Based on, generating a meal plan table for the infant for at least a portion of the period of the corresponding weaning stage, and

A service system configured to transmit the infant's meal plan to the user terminal may be included.

The system or method has the advantage of providing recipe contents specialized for baby food. As a result, it is possible to solve the difficulties of searching for baby food diets and recipes that customers feel.

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 of the claims.

In order to more clearly describe the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention or the prior art, drawings necessary in the description of the embodiments are briefly introduced below. It should be understood that the drawings below are for the purpose of explaining the embodiments of the present specification and not for the purpose of limitation. In addition, for clarity of explanation, some elements applied with various modifications, such as exaggeration and omission, may be shown in the drawings below.
1 to 3 are views for explaining why it is difficult to feed baby food.
4 is a schematic diagram of an infant diet management service providing system according to an aspect of the present application.
5 is a schematic diagram of the operation of the service system 300 of FIG. 4 .
6 is a schematic diagram of guide information according to an embodiment of the present application.
7 is a schematic diagram of solution information for each situation according to an embodiment of the present application.
8 is a schematic diagram of an operation of providing recipe information of baby food according to an embodiment of the present application.
9 is a schematic diagram of a process of managing a meal plan table according to an embodiment of the present application.
10 is a schematic diagram of a recommended weaning food providing screen according to an embodiment of the present application.
11 is a flowchart of a method for providing a baby diet management service according to an embodiment of the present application.
12 illustrates a meal plan for the infant based on a calendar form, according to an embodiment of the present application.
13 shows the meal planner of FIG. 12 at least partially displaying recipe information.
14 illustrates a combination-based meal planning table in list form and calendar form according to an embodiment of the present application.

Hereinafter, with reference to the drawings, look at the embodiments of the present application in detail.

However, it should be understood that this disclosure is not intended to limit the disclosure to specific embodiments, and includes various modifications, equivalents, and/or alternatives of the embodiments of the disclosure. . In connection with the description of the drawings, like reference numerals may be used for like elements.

In this specification, expressions such as “has,” “may have,” “includes,” or “may include” refer to corresponding characteristics (eg, numerical values, functions, operations, steps, parts, elements, and/or components). elements), and does not preclude the presence or addition of additional features.

It is understood that when an element is referred to as being "connected" or "connected" to another element, it may be directly connected or connected to the other element, but other elements may exist in the middle. It should be. On the other hand, when an element is referred to as “directly connected” or “directly connected” to another element, it should be understood that no other element exists in the middle.

Expressions such as "first", "second", "first" or "second" used in various embodiments may modify various elements regardless of order and/or importance, and define the elements. I never do that. The above expressions may be used to distinguish one component from another. For example, the first element and the second element may represent different elements regardless of order or importance.

The expression “configured to (or configured to)” as used herein means, depending on the surrounding circumstances, for example, “suitable for,” “having the capacity to ),” “designed to,” “adapted to,” “made to,” or “capable of.” . The term "configured (or set) to" may not necessarily mean only "specifically designed to" hardware. Instead, in some contexts, the expression "a device configured to" may mean that the device is "capable of" in conjunction with other devices or components. For example, the phrase "a processor configured (or set) to perform A, B, and C" may include a dedicated processor (eg, an embedded processor) to perform those operations, or one or more software programs stored in a memory device that executes By doing so, it may mean a general-purpose processor (eg, CPU or application processor) capable of performing corresponding operations.

In the present specification, infants include infants as a target for which it is recommended to consume baby food.

4 is a schematic diagram of an infant diet management service providing system according to an aspect of the present application.

Referring to FIG. 4 , the infant diet management service providing system 1 includes a user terminal 100 , an electric communication network 200 and a service system 300 . In specific embodiments, the service system 300 includes a server 310, a user DB 331, a baby food DB 333, and an ingredient DB 335.

The infant diet management service providing system 1 according to embodiments may be entirely hardware, or partially hardware and partially software. For example, the system may collectively refer to hardware equipped with data processing capability and operating software for driving the hardware. In this specification, terms such as “unit”, “module”, “apparatus”, or “system” are intended to refer to a combination of hardware and software driven by the hardware. For example, the hardware may be a data processing computing device including a Central Processing Unit (CPU), a Graphic Processing Unit (GPU), or another processor. Also, software may refer to a running process, an object, an executable file, a thread of execution, a program, and the like.

The telecommunication network 200 provides a wired/wireless electrical communication path through which the user terminal 100 and the service system 300 can transmit/receive data with each other. The telecommunication network 200 is not limited to a communication method according to a specific communication protocol, and an appropriate communication method may be used according to implementation. For example, when configured as a system based on Internet Protocol (IP), the telecommunication network 200 may be implemented as a wired and/or wireless Internet network, and the user terminal 100 and the service system 300 are mobile communication When implemented as a terminal, the telecommunications network 120 may be implemented as a wireless network such as a cellular network or a wireless local area network (WLAN) network.

The user terminal 100 is implemented as an electronic device configured to transmit/receive data with the service system 300 through the telecommunication network 200 .

The user terminal 100 includes at least one processor capable of processing data, a memory for storing data, and a communication unit for transmitting/receiving data. Also, the user terminal 100 may include a camera, an input device, and an output device.

The memory may store a program (or application) for performing the operation of the infant diet management service providing system or the infant diet management service providing method. The memory provides stored data related to programs for performing the systems and methods in accordance with instructions of the processor.

The communication unit is connected to the processor to transmit/receive data, and may transmit/receive data with external devices such as other user terminals 100 or the service system 300 . All or part of the communication unit may be referred to as a transmitter, a receiver, a transceiver, a communication model, or a communication circuit. The communication department is a wired access system and a wireless access system, Institute of electrical and electronics engineers (IEEE) 802.xx system, IEEE Wi-Fi system, 3rd generation partnership project (3GPP) system, 3GPP long term evolution (LTE) system, 3GPP 5GNR At least one of various wireless communication standards such as a new radio system, a 3GPP2 system, and Bluetooth may be supported.

The processor may be configured to implement the procedures and/or methods proposed in the present invention. And, the processor may control components of the user terminal 100 to perform the determined operation. To this end, the processor may request, search, receive, or utilize data in the memory, and controls components of the user terminal 100 to execute a predicted operation or an operation determined to be desirable among the at least one executable operation. can do.

When the processor needs to link with an external device such as the service system 300 in order to perform the determined operation, the processor generates a control signal for controlling the external device and transmits the generated control signal to the corresponding external device through the communication unit. can

The processor is configured to process input data and/or received data received from the service system 300 through its own program and output the result.

The user terminal 100 may be, for example, a laptop computer, other computing device, tablet, cellular phone, smart phone, smart watch, smart glasses, head mounted display (HMD), other mobile device, or other wearable device. .

In the specific embodiments, the user terminal 100 may access and log in to the service system 300 and input infant profile information, diet records, and the like.

In addition, the user terminal 100 may receive recommended weaning food information for a corresponding infant from the service system 300 and output it.

In addition, the user terminal 100 may receive recommended diet information including recommended baby food information from the service system 300 and output it.

The operation of the user terminal 100 will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 8 below.

Server 310 is a number of computer systems or computer software implemented as network servers. Here, the network server refers to a computer system and a computer that are connected to sub-devices capable of communicating with other network servers through a computer network such as a private intranet or the Internet to receive a task execution request, perform tasks in response, and provide performance results. Software (network server program). However, in addition to these network server programs, it should be understood as a broad concept including a series of application programs that operate on a network server and various databases built therein in some cases.

The server 310 is configured to provide the infant diet management service by performing the operation of the infant diet management service providing system. In certain embodiments, the server 310 is configured to store information in the user DB 331 , baby food DB 333 , or food ingredient DB 335 or retrieve and process the stored information.

In some embodiments, the information (or data) built into the DBs 331, 333, and 335 may mean a large amount of structured, unstructured, or semi-structured data. Structured data is data stored in fixed fields, such as relational databases and spreadsheets. In addition, unstructured data is data that is not stored in a fixed field, and includes, for example, text documents, images, video data, and voice data. In addition, semi-structured data is data that is not stored in a fixed field but includes metadata or schema, such as XML, HTML, and text.

The user DB 331 stores information about a user who wants to receive a child's diet management service. The user information includes user identification information, infant profile information, and infant diet details.

User identification information includes one or more personal information of a user's name, personal number (eg, social security number, driver's license, passport number, etc.), address, e-mail, and phone number.

In addition, the user identification information includes a system ID for system login, a password, a system nickname, and subscription date information.

Infant profile information represents profiles of one or more infants to whom the user feeds baby food. The infant profile information includes, but is not limited to, the infant's birth date, gender, and age, and may further include age range and/or weight, and other profile information.

In certain embodiments, the infant's profile information includes allergy information. Allergy information indicates an allergy-inducing component to which a corresponding infant has an allergic reaction. In addition, the allergy information may include food ingredients, baby food, and other diet information having a corresponding allergy-inducing component.

In some embodiments, the infant's profile information may further include one or more of medical history information, preferred ingredient information, and preferred diet information.

The medical history information indicates diseases, diseases, disorders, etc. that the infant has or has had.

Preferred ingredients or diet information in the present specification is not limited to preferring a particular ingredient or diet, and may indicate a preference for a particular ingredient or diet, that is, an aversion to a diet.

The baby food DB 333 stores information related to baby food (hereinafter referred to as “baby food information”). Weaning food information for a specific weaning food is conceptualized as the specific weaning food.

In some embodiments, the baby food represents a database object. The weaning food DB 333 may implement each weaning food that can be provided by the system as a database object and store corresponding weaning food information. For example, the database object of the baby food is implemented in the form of a table, and the baby food information is implemented as items and values of the corresponding table.

The baby food information includes, but is not limited to, one or more of baby food name, nutritional information of baby food, allergy risk of baby food, type of baby food, representative image of baby food, efficacy of baby food, and other information on baby food. The name may be entered in Korean and/or a foreign language (eg, English). Weaning food types may be classified into, for example, porridge, rice wine, etc., but are not limited thereto. The allergy risk is calculated based on the number and/or amount of ingredients having an allergenic component. Allergy risk is assigned a higher value the more allergens it causes, or the greater the allergic reaction it causes. Weaning food efficacy represents, for example, efficacy conducive to the growth of infants, such as relieving constipation.

In certain embodiments, the weaning food information includes standard provision date information of weaning food. The standard provision date information indicates a time when the corresponding weaning food is allowed to be provided to infants. The value of the standard provision date may be expressed based on the child's date of birth. For example, the standard delivery date of baby food may be expressed as "+203, +200, +194", etc. based on the date of birth, as shown at the top of the representative baby food image of FIG. 10 .

The standard provision date is pre-designated for each weaning identification based on the infant's digestive ability, eating ability, and/or tooth growth condition according to the infant's growth period or according to the input of the system operator.

In addition, the baby food information further includes recipe information for cooking baby food and eating information. The recipe information includes at least one of the name of each ingredient used for cooking, the cooking amount of the corresponding material, and the cooking order. The material includes water. The amount of cooking may be expressed by weight (eg, g, kg, etc.), but is not limited thereto and may be expressed by cooking utensils.

The cooking order information may include the names of ingredients for each step and the amount of cooking to be used in the corresponding order.

The recipe information may include step images depicting steps in a recipe sequence. The meal information may include one or more of the number of meals eaten per day, the amount eaten per serving (eg, g), the total recommended amount of nutrition eaten per day, the time (or time period) at which the corresponding weaning food is eaten, and other information.

In some embodiments, the weaning food information may include recipe information and eating information according to each weaning stage. Even if the recipe information is the same weaning food, the amount of at least one ingredient may be different according to the weaning stage.

Also, in some embodiments, the baby food information may include a plurality of recipe information for cooking the same baby food. A plurality of recipes may have different cooking amount values depending on the state of the ingredients and/or cooking utensils even when the ingredients are the same. The specific material may be part or all of the total materials used in baby food.

Specifically, the plurality of recipe information may be classified according to the state of the material. In some embodiments, the plurality of recipe information may be classified into a state of a pre-specified main-ingredient for a corresponding baby food. Also, in some embodiments, any one recipe information among the plurality of recipe information may be expressed in a relationship with other recipe information. The plurality of recipe information may include the same ingredients each having a different state. For example, the plurality of recipe information for the same porridge baby food may include first to third recipes for each state of soaked rice, raw rice, and rice flour.

The plurality of recipes may include a preset cooking amount according to the condition of the same specific ingredient for the same baby food. Even in the case of the same material, the cooking amount value may be different depending on the state of the material. The specific material may be part or all of the total materials used in baby food.

Also, in some embodiments, the plurality of recipe information may include reference recipe information defining a relationship with other recipe information. The reference recipe information may have a specific state among a plurality of states for the same specific material. For example, among the first to third recipes, a recipe for soaked rice may be a reference recipe. In this case, the cooking amount of the ingredient included in the remaining recipe information may be expressed as N times the cooking amount of the same ingredient in the reference recipe information. When the plurality of recipes include M ingredients, the cooking amount X _ij of the j-th ingredient in the i-th recipe may be expressed as N _ij times the cooking amount X _sj of the j-th ingredient in the reference recipe.

For example, the cooking amount X _ij of the j-th ingredient in the i-th recipe may be expressed by the following equation.

[Equation 1]

X _ij = N _ij *X _sj

The N _ij represents a difference between the state of the j-th ingredient of the i-th recipe and the state of the j-th ingredient of the reference recipe, and represents a numerical relationship for obtaining the same baby food cooking result as the reference recipe. The N _ij is a positive real number or natural number value, and may be set by statistical data or designated by a user command.

For example, if the first recipe for porridge is a standard recipe including soaked rice and water, the second recipe for porridge may include uncooked rice and water, and the third recipe for porridge may include rice flour and water. may be The cooking amount of uncooked rice in the second recipe N ₂₁ is expressed as the cooking amount of soaked rice in the standard recipe * N ₁₁ , and the cooking amount of water N ₂₂ in the second recipe is expressed as the cooking amount of water in the standard recipe * N ₁₂ may be The cooking amount of rice flour in the third recipe N ₃₁ is expressed as the cooking amount of soaked rice in the standard recipe * N ₁₁ , and the cooking amount of water N ₃₂ in the second recipe is expressed as the cooking amount of water in the standard recipe * N ₁₂ may be

In addition, recipes for the same baby food with the same ingredients may be further classified into a plurality of recipes according to cooking utensils. A recipe for the same baby food having the same ingredients in the same state may include a plurality of sub-recipe information according to cooking utensils.

The cooking utensil may include a first cooking vessel with relatively high water evaporation and a second cooking vessel with relatively low water evaporation. The first cooking vessel may be, for example, a pot. The second cooking vessel may be, for example, a master unit or a rice cooker. In this case, the baby food recipe may include a plurality of sub-recipes using the same ingredients (eg, soaked rice) but using different amounts of water to cook. For example, recipe information for times rice porridge may consist of a plurality of recipe sets as shown in the following table according to the state of rice as an ingredient and cooking utensils.

Baby food:
pear porridge Cereals (g) water (g) cookware pot master cooker weaning stage 10 times the initial porridge standard 80 soaked rice 80 800 560 raw rice 64 800 560 rice flour 53.6 1072 750.4

The eating information for the weaning food stage includes the number of meals per day and the amount of food eaten per serving required for the weaning food stage. The weaning stage generally classifies the period until the time to complete weaning based on the start of weaning before/after 5 months of age according to the infant's growth status. The weaning stage includes one or more stages of early (4 months to 6 months), middle (7 months to 9 months), late (10 months to 12 months), and complete stages (12 months or more). In some embodiments, the same step may be subdivided into one or more sub-steps. For example, the initial stage may be subdivided into a first early stage (170 days to less than 200 days after birth) and a second early stage (200 days to less than 210 days after birth). In addition, the middle stage may be subdivided into a first middle stage (210 days to less than 240 days after birth) and a second middle stage (240 days to less than 270 days after birth).

In certain embodiments, the service system 300 may store a weaning food stage table. The weaning stage table records the relationship between the weaning stage and the date of birth. The weaning stage table includes postnatal period for each weaning stage. For example, the weaning food stage table may include a range of at least one stage of an early postnatal period, a middle postnatal period, a later postnatal period, and a final postnatal period.

In one example, the weaning food stage table may consist of the following table.

Weaning stage (name) postnatal period initial 1 150 to less than 190 days of age early 2 190 to less than 210 days old mid term 1 210 to less than 240 days old mid term 2 240 to less than 270 days of age Review 1 270 to less than 320 days old Review 2 320 to less than 365 days of age completion period 365 days or more after birth

The ingredient DB 335 stores ingredient information that may be provided through the user terminal 100 .

The ingredient information includes ingredient names, ingredient types, and nutritional components (eg, vitamins, calories, etc.) of the ingredients. The material type may be classified into, for example, vegetables, proteins, and grains, but is not limited thereto. In addition, the ingredient information may include the name of baby food in which the ingredient is used.

Baby food information including recipe information and ingredient information may be related to each other based on baby food names and ingredient names. When the service system 300 searches for any one of information related to each other, it may immediately search for the remaining related information as well.

5 is a schematic diagram of the operation of the service system 300 of FIG. 4 .

Referring to FIG. 5 , the server 310 may receive an infant's diet record from the user terminal 100 and generate the infant's diet details. In some embodiments, the diet record may include eating reviews for recommended baby foods below.

In addition, the server 310 may provide recommended weaning food information for the corresponding infant based on at least infant profile information among infant profile information and diet details. The recommended weaning food information may include recipe information of the recommended weaning food.

In addition, the server 310 may create a meal plan consisting of the recommended weaning food and provide it.

Also, in some embodiments, the server 310 may provide pre-stored baby food-related guide information and/or solution information for each situation.

6 is a schematic diagram of guide information according to an embodiment of the present application.

Referring to FIG. 6 , the guide information may include an ingredient guide describing how to prepare ingredients, or cooking guide information describing precautions for cooking baby food.

7 is a schematic diagram of solution information for each situation according to an embodiment of the present application.

Referring to FIG. 7 , the solution information for each situation includes meal etiquette that supports establishment of correct eating etiquette for weaning infants, basic solutions for weaning food beginners, solutions related to eating means, solutions related to emergencies that may occur in the eating process, and the like. It can also include various situational solutions related to the same baby food.

The guide information and solutions for each situation may be provided in the form of text, image, audio, or multimedia.

8 is a schematic diagram of an operation of providing recipe information of baby food according to an embodiment of the present application.

Referring to FIG. 8 , the service system 300 may provide recipe information of baby food to the user terminal 100 that selects a recipe menu item.

When a recipe menu item is selected in the user terminal 100, the service system 300 provides one or more of a recipe or ingredient search service, a favorite service, and a guide service.

The service system 300 may provide favorite information included in user profile information when the user terminal 100 accesses favorite information. The favorite information includes recipes and ingredient information registered as favorites.

The service system 300 may receive a search request including a recipe-related keyword from the user terminal 100 and search for information matching the keyword in response to receiving the search request.

The recipe-related keyword may include some or all text of recipe information (eg, recipe name). The service system 300 may search for recipe information matching a keyword in a search request.

The recipe-related keywords may include some or all text of ingredient information (eg, ingredient names and attributes) included in the recipe. The service system 300 may search ingredient information matching keywords in the search request.

The service system 300 may transmit search results to the user terminal 100 so that the search results are displayed on the screen of the user terminal 100 .

In some embodiments, the search result screen may be configured to display part of searched information such as a recipe name and a food ingredient name. Then, when a specific recipe or ingredient displayed on the search result screen is selected, the user terminal 100 may be configured to output a screen displaying more detailed information on the selected ingredient.

The recipe introduced in the process of FIG. 8 may be added to the user's meal planning table for infants.

9 is a schematic diagram of a process of managing a meal plan table according to an embodiment of the present application.

Referring to FIG. 9 , when a menu item is selected, the service system 300 may provide a menu plan table to the user terminal 100 who has selected the menu item.

When a menu item is selected in the user terminal 100, the service system 300 may provide a baby food recommendation service. The user terminal 100 is configured to receive recommended weaning food information selected for infants, and output a weaning food recommendation screen displaying some or all of the recommended weaning food information.

10 is a schematic diagram of a recommended weaning food providing screen according to an embodiment of the present application.

Referring to Figure 10, the user terminal 100 may display the recommended weaning food in the form of a list. The weaning food recommendation screen may include summary information within the recommended weaning food information.

The user terminal 100 transmits a request to add the recommended baby food on the baby food recommendation screen to the meal plan table to the service system 300, and the service system 300 sends a meal plan table including the recommended baby food added based on the request. can also create

Also, in some embodiments, the service system 300 may provide a meal management service using a meal plan table. The meal plan table is generated based on the recommended baby food. Also, as described above, a meal plan table may be created based on the request for adding baby food received from the user terminal 100 .

The process of selecting recommended weaning food for the infant and the process of generating a meal plan including the recommended weaning food will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 11 below.

In addition, menus may be added to or deleted from the menu plan table by an input of the user terminal 100 . In addition, the meal plan table may reflect an eating record such as a later meal.

Also, in some embodiments, the service system 300 may generate publication contents based on eating reviews input to the user terminal 100 . The eating testimonials can also be used to create platen feeds for publications. The publication content may be output through printing and produced as a publication, or may be uploaded to an Internet space and disclosed to other users.

It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the system 1 may include other components not described herein. For example, it may further include a data input device, an output device such as display and/or printing, a network, a network interface, and a protocol.

A method for providing a baby diet management service according to another aspect of the present application may be performed by one or more computing devices, such as the system of FIG. 4 .

The infant meal service providing method includes a process of recommending one or more customized baby foods to a user's infant. Weaning food for the infant may be recommended based on the weaning stage of the infant. In some embodiments, a plurality of recommended baby foods may be provided in the form of a meal plan.

11 is a flowchart of a method for providing a baby diet management service according to an embodiment of the present application.

Referring to FIG. 11 , the method of providing the infant diet management service includes determining a corresponding weaning food stage of the infant among a plurality of predetermined weaning food stages based on infant profile information of a registered user (S1110).

Prior to the above step (S1110), infant profile information is pre-registered in the system by the user terminal 100. The infant profile information includes birthday information of the infant. The birthday information may be expressed as a date of birth according to the solar calendar (or lunar calendar).

In addition, the infant profile information further includes information on the infant's date of birth. The date of birth of the infant is calculated based on the latest log-in date and birthday information of the user. The latest log-in date indicates a log-in date when the user terminal 100 is allowed to log in and access the system. When the service system 300 accesses the system by allowing the user terminal 300 to log in, the latest log-in date is updated to the current access date according to the log-in. Eventually, the user may log in to the user terminal 300 and check date of birth information in real-time profile information.

The service system 300 determines the weaning food stage having the period to which the date of birth value of the infant's date of birth information belongs in the weaning food stage table as the corresponding weaning food stage (S1110).

In addition, the method includes determining one or more recommended weaning foods for the infant based on the corresponding weaning food stage of the infant, and retrieving weaning food information including a recipe of the determined recommended weaning food from the baby food DB 333 (S1130). include

The step of retrieving the baby food information from the baby food DB 333 may include retrieving the food ingredient information of the recommended baby food from the food ingredient DB 335 .

The service system 300 may determine one or more weaning foods for the infant as the recommended weaning food based on the weaning food stage of the infant (S1130).

Specifically, the step (S1130) includes selecting a set of recommended weaning food for the infant during at least a part of the period of the corresponding weaning stage of the infant in the weaning food DB 333; and retrieving baby food information for each recommended baby food in the selected set of recommended baby food.

In the above step (S1130), the service system 300 may select a set of recommended weaning food for the corresponding weaning food stage at the time of login of the infant for recommendation. The recommended weaning food set consists of a plurality of weaning foods to be provided during at least a portion of the entire period of the corresponding weaning food stage.

As described above, the weaning food DB 331 stores weaning food information for each weaning food, and the weaning food information includes information on a pre-specified reference date for each weaning identification.

The step of selecting the recommended weaning food set may include selecting, as the recommended weaning food, a first weaning food having a reference providing date belonging to the determined corresponding weaning food stage.

In addition, in some embodiments, the step of selecting the recommended weaning food set includes the step of selecting the second weaning food having a reference providing date belonging to the recommendation period extended by the tolerance period from the corresponding weaning food step as the recommended weaning food. It may include more steps.

The tolerance period represents a period during which inertia or early experience of eating habits is allowed. For example, the tolerance period may be set to 20 days, but is not limited thereto, and may be set to 10 days, 7 days, or 5 days, or other values. In some embodiments, the tolerance period may be equally applied to a plurality of weaning foods.

The service system 300 supports the infant to eat not only the first weaning food recommended for the corresponding weaning food stage but also the weaning food of other nearby weaning food stages by using the tolerance period. Here, the adjacent weaning food stage indicates a weaning food stage at which the upper limit date or the lower limit date of birth of the corresponding weaning stage matches. For example, in Table 1 the other weaning stages adjacent to the second early stage represent the first early stage and the first intermediate stage.

In some embodiments, the service system 300 may store in advance a table of recommended periods extended by the tolerance period from the corresponding weaning stage. The recommended period table is a table in which the relationship between pre-stored periods of each weaning food stage is extended by the tolerance period.

For example, when the value of the tolerance period is set to 20 days, the service system 300 may store a table of recommended periods as shown in the following table, extended by the tolerance period for each weaning food stage in Table 2.

weaning stage postnatal period Recommendation period initial 1 150 to less than 190 days of age 130 to less than 210 days old early 2 190 to less than 210 days old 180 to less than 230 days of age mid term 1 210 to less than 240 days old 190 to less than 260 days of age mid term 2 240 to less than 270 days of age 220 to less than 290 days of age Review 1 270 to less than 320 days old Between 250 and 340 days old Review 2 320 to less than 365 days of age 300 to less than 385 days of age completion period 365 days or more after birth 345 days or more after birth

Then, the service system 300 may select, as recommended weaning food, weaning food having a standard provision date belonging to less than 130 days to 210 days for infants in the first initial stage.

As a result of using this tolerance period, the service system 300 provides weaning food that is already familiar to infants, or supports pre-eating weaning food to be experienced in the next weaning stage.

Weaning food information of the recommended weaning food searched by the service system 300 in step S1130 is transmitted to the user terminal 100. Weaning food information of the transmitted recommended weaning food may be displayed to the user in the form of a list as shown in FIG. 10 . The user terminal 100 may display the received weaning food information when a specific recommended weaning food list is selected from the recommended weaning food list. For example, the user terminal 100 may display baby food information such as a name, recipe, and brief description of the selected recommended baby food.

In some embodiments, the service system 300 may provide baby food information including information on at least some recipes among a plurality of recipes according to a plurality of conditions of a specific material.

The service system 300 may provide the user terminal 100 with baby food information including one or more recipe information preset for each state of the main ingredient, pre-stored for the corresponding baby food.

Alternatively, when the service system 300 receives input from the user terminal 100 of a specific ingredient state value or a specific cooking utensil value desired by the user, baby food information including recipe information corresponding to the input state is transmitted to the user terminal 100. ) can also be provided. The specific ingredients and specific cooking utensils are ingredients and cooking utensils used as criteria for classifying recipes (or sub-recipes).

Also, in some embodiments, the state value of the main ingredient desired by the user may be input after other recipe information of the same baby food has already been provided to the user terminal 100 . Here, other recipe information of the same baby food is recipe information in a different state from the input state value.

When the system 1 receives a specific state value for a specific ingredient included in a recipe in the baby food information retrieved from the user terminal after providing the searched weaning food information to the user terminal, the recipe corresponding to the received specific state Further searching in the baby food DB; and additionally providing weaning food information including the additionally searched recipe to the user terminal so that a screen in which the cooking amount value provided in advance for the same baby food is changed to the cooking amount value of the additionally searched recipe may be displayed. . In some embodiments, the initial provision of the baby food information may be performed by providing a meal plan table in step S1150 below.

Then, the user terminal 100 may change the already provided other recipe information displayed on the display screen into recipe information corresponding to the input state value.

For example, when the pear porridge in Table 1 is selected as the recommended baby food, the service system 300 may provide the user terminal 100 with recipe information in the state of soaked rice, which is a standard recipe. Also, the user terminal 100 may input raw rice as a state value. Then, the state value of the input uncooked rice is transmitted to the service system 300 . The service system 300 may search for a raw rice recipe from a baby food DB and provide the raw rice recipe to the user terminal 100 in response to reception of the state value of the input raw rice. Then, the user terminal 100 may display a screen in which the cooking amount value in the recipe information of the soaked rice state is changed to the cooking amount value in the recipe information of the uncooked rice state.

In addition, the method includes generating a meal plan table for the infant based on the determined weaning food (S1150).

The service system 300 selects a set of one or more recommended weaning foods that can be provided for each day based on the standard providing date of the recommended weaning food, and associates at least one of the one or more recommended weaning foods selected for each day with the corresponding date. The date and recommended weaning food related to each other are designated as the expected date of eating and the scheduled weaning food, respectively (S1150). When the baby food to be eaten on a specific date is determined, the specific date is also designated as the scheduled eating date for the baby food to be eaten. That is, the scheduled weaning food and the scheduled eating date are related to each other.

In some embodiments, the step (S1150) may include calculating a series of dates constituting a corresponding weaning food step based on the infant's birthday information and date of birth; Selecting a recommended weaning food to be provided on a corresponding day from the set of recommended weaning foods on the basis of a standard providing date of each recommended weaning food in the set of recommended weaning foods, for each of at least some of the days of the series; associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the weaning meal to be eaten on the corresponding day; and generating the meal plan table based on a pair of related dates and baby food to be eaten.

Since the weaning stage is expressed as a postnatal date, each of the series of dates is matched to a postnatal date value. The service system 300 may calculate the date interval expressed as the date of birth based on the date of birth matched with each of the series of dates and the reference date provided.

When a plurality of recommended weaning foods are selected for one day, weaning food to be finally eaten is selected from among the recommended weaning foods selected according to eating conditions.

In some embodiments, the eating condition may include one or more of a standard serving date, the number of meals the infant eats per day, and a recommended total nutritional intake.

When the eating condition is the standard provision date, it is first associated with the standard provision date of the infant.

The service system 300 may calculate a standard provision date for an infant by converting the standard provision date of baby food into a solar or lunar calendar based on the target infant's birthday.

The step of associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the weaning food scheduled to be eaten on the corresponding date includes, for each of at least a part of the series of dates, the date interval between the standard provision date of each recommended weaning food and the corresponding date. Calculating; And the recommended weaning food having the smallest date interval between the standard providing date of each recommended weaning food for the infant and the corresponding date so that the recommended weaning food having the standard providing date most matched to the actual date of birth of the target infant is provided on the corresponding date. It may also include the step of selecting and associating it with the baby food to be eaten (S1150).

The date interval between the standard provision date and the corresponding date may be calculated through the following equation.

[Equation 1]

D _duration = calendar day _target - calendar day _provision

D _duration is the date interval, calendar day _target is the series of dates that can be selected as scheduled dates for eating, and calendar day _provision is the standard provision date for infants converted to the solar calendar (or lunar calendar) based on the infant's birthday.

In some embodiments, the step of calculating the date interval between the standard provision date of each recommended weaning food and the corresponding date, for each of at least some of the days in the series, includes a plurality of recommended weaning foods having the shortest date interval for a specific date. In this case, the step of determining the recommended weaning food for which the value of the daily interval is a positive number as the weaning food to be eaten for the corresponding day may be further included.

For example, let's assume that weaning food (A) with March 9 as the standard provision date and baby food (B) with March 11 as the standard provision date are selected for the target date of March 10. Then, the date interval between the standard providing date of weaning food (A) and the target date is -1, and the date interval between the standard providing date of weaning food (B) and the target date may be +1. Then, the expected weaning food for the target date is determined as +1 weaning food (B).

In this way, the service system 300 performs an operation of first associating a certain recommended weaning food based on a reference date of provision.

The service system 300 may also perform an operation of associating several baby foods to be eaten with a single scheduled eating date based on the infant's number of meals per day and/or the total recommended amount of food to be eaten.

For example, if the number of times to eat per day is two, the two recommended baby foods among the selected recommended baby foods are associated with the scheduled baby foods. In addition, when two recommended weaning foods are related, the two recommended weaning foods, in which the sum of the nutritional components of the two recommended weaning foods can be equal to or greater than the total recommended nutritional intake, may be associated as the weaning foods to be eaten.

In addition, the service system 300 is a meal plan table for adapting to allergic ingredients that cause an abnormal condition of the infant included in the profile information and/or when the scheduled intake date of baby food having the same food material is set at a certain interval or more. It may be further configured to generate.

In some embodiments, the step (S1150) may include selecting a subset of overlapping weaning foods from the set of recommended weaning foods; When the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is redundant baby food in the subset and the date interval with the previous weaning food in the same subset is greater than or equal to the first critical interval, the recommended weaning food for that day maintaining at; And if the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is a duplicate weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding duplicate weaning food in the same subset is less than the first threshold interval, the corresponding date It may further include the step of excluding from the recommended weaning food.

The overlapping weaning food refers to recommended weaning food having ingredients that are at least partially matched with ingredients of other recommended baby food. The service system 300 may form a subset by selecting one or more overlapping baby foods for a specific food ingredient. A plurality of sub-sets may be selected according to overlapping ingredients.

The service system 300 may maintain the recommended weaning food for that day when the recommended weaning food selected to be provided on a specific date is a duplicate baby food, and the date interval with the previous weaning food is greater than or equal to the first critical interval. The first threshold interval may be set to, for example, 2 weeks or other user-set values.

In some embodiments, when the infant profile information further includes allergy information of the infant, the step (S1150) may include selecting a subset of allergic baby food from the set of recommended baby food; If the recommended weaning food selected to be served for each of at least some of the series of days is an allergic weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding allergic weaning food in the same subset is equal to or greater than the second critical interval, the recommendation of the corresponding date maintaining in baby food; And if the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is an allergic baby food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding allergic weaning food in the same subset is less than the second threshold interval, the corresponding day It may further include; step of excluding from the recommended weaning food.

The allergy baby food refers to a recommended baby food having baby food information including allergy information matched to allergy information of the corresponding infant. The previous allergy weaning food refers to another allergic baby food having a scheduled eating date immediately before the scheduled eating date of the specific allergic baby food.

The second critical interval may be set according to a recovery time of an allergic reaction. The second threshold interval may be, for example, one week or other user-set values.

As a result, the service system 300 exposes infants with allergic reactions little by little at intervals of time rather than not exposing them to allergic ingredients at all so that infants can fully adapt to allergic ingredients, so that infants eventually overcome allergic reactions. support to do

The service system 300 generates the meal plan table based on a pair of dates associated with each other and baby food to be eaten. The service system 300 may search the baby food DB 333 for baby food information on related baby food to be eaten for each day, and create a meal plan table including at least a part of the searched baby food information.

In addition, the method includes transmitting the infant's meal plan table to the user terminal (S1170).

Transmitting the infant's meal plan by the service system 300 includes transmitting some or all of the baby food information of the baby food to be eaten included in the meal plan. Here, the baby food to be eaten included in the meal plan table represents baby food related to the scheduled meal date within the period of the meal plan table.

In some embodiments, the meal plan may be created in any one of a list form, a calendar form, and a combination thereof. The user terminal 100 may output a meal plan screen showing a meal plan in any one of a list form, a calendar form, and a combination thereof.

12 illustrates a meal plan for the infant based on a calendar form, according to an embodiment of the present application.

Referring to FIG. 12 , when the calendar-based meal plan is transmitted to the user terminal 100, the meal plan of FIG. 12 may be displayed.

The user may check the overall diet scheduled to be consumed by the infant during the period of the weaning food stage through the meal plan screen of FIG. 12 . In addition, the user terminal 100 may be further configured to display more specific information about the baby food to be eaten on the corresponding date when each date area is selected in the calendar of FIG. 12 .

In some embodiments, in the calendar-based meal planning table, the baby food to be eaten may be expressed using a visual tool to be distinguished from other baby food to be eaten displayed at a nearby location on the screen of the user terminal 100. . The visual tool may include color, but is not limited thereto.

For example, as shown in FIG. 12 , baby food to be eaten may be expressed as a sub-region in a meal plan table. The calendar-based meal planning table is configured to assign a color different from that of a sub-region adjacent to a sub-region indicating baby food to be eaten.

In addition, in some embodiments, when the same baby food to be eaten has the same eating order or time on consecutive scheduled eating dates in the calendar-based meal planning table, the same baby food to be eaten may be expressed with the same visual tool.

For example, as shown in FIG. 12 , if the same baby food “pumpkin porridge” to be eaten continues at the same time or in the same order from April 4th to April 6th, it may be displayed in the same color.

13 shows the meal planner of FIG. 12 at least partially displaying recipe information.

Referring to FIG. 13 , the meal planning table of FIG. 12 may be changed to a recipe screen mode in which recipe information of each baby food to be eaten is displayed at least partially. The recipe screen mode may display the names of ingredients used in recipes, but is not limited thereto and may also display information other than the names of recipe information in baby food information.

14 illustrates a combination-based meal planning table in list form and calendar form according to an embodiment of the present application.

Referring to FIG. 14 , the meal planning table may be configured such that a sub area 1410 including a list of baby foods to be eaten is displayed on the screen of the user terminal 100 .

In some embodiments, the baby food to be eaten in the list of sub-areas may be baby food to be eaten during the at least partial period, that is, the entire period of the meal plan table or the sub-period. The sub-period may be set on a weekly basis, for example, as shown in FIG. 14, but is not limited thereto.

In addition, the meal plan table may be further configured so that a sub area 1420 including a summary calendar corresponding to a sub period of the list of baby food to be eaten is displayed on the screen of the user terminal 100 .

In some embodiments, the method may further include receiving the infant's eating record from the user terminal 100 and registering the infant's meal history (S1120). The eating record may include the name of the weaning food eaten by the infant, the eating date, and the like.

In some embodiments, when the eating record includes only the names of baby food eaten, the date on which the eating record is received may be designated as the eating date. The service system 300 may receive a plurality of eating records and store meal details according to eating dates for each record in the user DB 331 .

In some embodiments, the service system 300 searches the baby food DB 331 for baby food information that matches the name of baby food entered as having already been eaten by the infant in the eating record, and creates a meal history including the searched baby food information. It may be possible (S1120).

Then, in the step (S1130), one or more recommended weaning foods for the infant are determined based on the infant's corresponding weaning food stage and/or diet details, and the weaning food information including the recipe of the determined recommended weaning food is stored in the weaning food DB 333. You can also search in .

In addition, in the step S1150, a meal plan table for the infant may be generated based on the recommended weaning food determined for the infant and/or the infant's diet history.

In some embodiments, the step (S1150) may generate a meal plan table further based on the eating dates of overlapping weaning foods already eaten by the infant and/or allergy weaning foods included in the meal details.

The scheduled eating date of the first overlapping weaning food in the meal plan table may be determined based on the first critical interval between the eating date of the last overlapping weaning food in the meal plan list.

The expected date of eating the first allergic weaning food in the meal plan table may be determined based on the second critical interval between the eating date of the last allergic weaning food in the diet list.

Since the process of determining the expected eating date using the first critical interval and the second critical interval has been described above, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

By using the infant diet management service providing system 1 or method, it is possible to solve difficulties in searching for baby food diets and recipes that customers feel.

In the case of implementing the embodiments of the present invention using hardware, application specific integrated circuits (ASICs) or digital signal processors (DSPs), digital signal processing devices (DSPDs), programmable programmable PLDs (PLDs) configured to perform the embodiments of the present application. logic devices), field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), etc. may be included in the components of the present application.

Operations by the infant diet management service providing system and method according to embodiments of the present application described above may be at least partially implemented as a computer program and recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. For example, implemented together with a program product consisting of a computer-readable medium containing program code, which may be executed by a processor to perform any or all steps, operations, or processes described.

The computer-readable recording medium includes all types of recording devices in which data readable by a computer is stored. Examples of the computer-readable recording medium include ROM, RAM, CD-ROM, magnetic tape, floppy disk, optical data storage device, and the like. In addition, computer-readable recording media may be distributed in computer systems connected through a network, and computer-readable codes may be stored and executed in a distributed manner. In addition, functional programs, codes, and code segments for implementing this embodiment may be easily understood by those skilled in the art to which this embodiment belongs.

Although the present invention reviewed above has been described with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings, this is only exemplary, and those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and variations of the embodiments are possible therefrom. However, such modifications should be considered within the technical protection scope of the present invention. Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should be determined by the technical spirit of the appended claims.

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A method for providing an infant diet management service of a service system, in which infant profile information of a user terminal is registered, wherein the method for providing infant diet management service is performed by a server, and the method for providing infant diet management service comprises:
Determining a corresponding weaning food stage of an infant among a plurality of pre-set weaning food stages based on date of birth information in infant profile information of a registered user - the infant profile information includes birthday information and date of birth information of the infant, the post-birth date information is calculated based on the child's birthday information and the user's most recent log-in date;
Selecting at least one weaning food for the infant as a recommended weaning food based on the infant weaning step, and retrieving weaning food information including a recipe of the determined recommended weaning food from a weaning food DB, respectively;
generating a meal plan table for the infant for at least a portion of a period of the corresponding weaning food stage based on at least some of the weaning food information for the one or more weaning foods; and
Transmitting the infant's meal plan table to the user terminal,
In the baby food DB, the baby food information includes a plurality of recipes for the same baby food, and has a different value according to at least one of a cooking amount and a cooking tool of a specific material in the plurality of recipes,
Any one of the plurality of recipes is pre-designated as a reference recipe,
The cooking amount X _ij of the j-th ingredient in the i-th recipe among the plurality of recipes is expressed by the following equation,
[mathematical expression]
X _ij = N _ij *X _sj
Here, X _sj is the cooking amount of the j-th ingredient in the reference recipe, and N _ij is the difference between the state of the j-th ingredient of the ith recipe and the state of the j-th ingredient of the reference recipe, obtaining the same weaning food cooking result as the reference recipe represents the numerical relationship for
Characterized in that the retrieved baby food information includes information describing one or more recipes among the plurality of recipes.
How to provide infant meal management services.
According to claim 1,
The step of determining the weaning stage of the infant,
In the pre-stored weaning food stage table, a weaning food stage having a period to which the value of the infant's post-birth date information belongs is determined as the corresponding weaning food stage of the infant,
The post-birth date information is calculated based on the latest log-in date and birthday information of the user,
The weaning stage table is characterized in that it has a period after birth of each of the first initial stage, the second initial stage, the first intermediate stage, and the second intermediate stage,
How to provide infant meal management services.
The method of claim 1, wherein the step of determining one or more recommended weaning foods for the infant based on the infant's corresponding weaning food stage and/or diet history, and searching for weaning food information including a recipe of the determined recommended weaning food in a weaning food DB ,
selecting a set of weaning food for the infant for at least a partial period of a period of a corresponding weaning stage of the infant in a weaning food DB, wherein the set of weaning food is composed of a plurality of weaning foods to be provided during the at least partial period; and
Retrieving baby food information for each baby food in the selected baby food set,
The weaning food DB stores weaning food information for each weaning food, and the weaning food information includes information on a standard providing date specified in advance for each weaning identification, and the standard providing date is expressed as a date after birth,
The step of selecting the set of baby food,
Characterized in that it comprises a; step of selecting a first weaning food having a reference serving date belonging to the determined corresponding weaning stage as a recommended weaning food;
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The method of claim 3, wherein the step of selecting the set of baby food,
selecting a second weaning food having a reference providing date belonging to at least one other weaning food stage close to the corresponding weaning food stage; and
Among the selected second weaning foods, at least one second weaning food in which a period extended by a predetermined tolerance period from the standard provision date information of each second weaning food and a period of the corresponding weaning food stage of the infant at least partially overlap is selected as the recommended weaning food. Further screening step; characterized in that it further comprises,
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The method of claim 1, wherein generating the meal plan table comprises:
Calculating a series of dates constituting a corresponding weaning food step based on the infant's birthday information and date of birth;
Selecting a recommended weaning food to be provided on a corresponding day from the set of recommended weaning foods on the basis of a standard providing date of each recommended weaning food in the set of recommended weaning foods, for each of at least some of the days of the series;
associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the expected weaning meal for that date, wherein the corresponding date associated with the planned weaning food is the expected date of eating the weaning food to be eaten; and
Characterized in that it comprises the step of generating the meal plan table based on a pair of related dates and baby food to be eaten,
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The method of claim 5,
The step of associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the weaning meal to be eaten on the corresponding day,
Calculating a date interval between a standard provision date of each recommended weaning food and the corresponding date for each of at least some of the days in the series; and
Associating the recommended weaning food with the shortest date interval with the corresponding date,
The date interval is calculated through the following equation,
[mathematical expression]
D _duration = calendar day _target - calendar day _provision
D _duration is the date interval, calendar day _target is the series of dates that can be selected as expected dates for eating, and calendar day _provision provides standards for infants by converting the standard provision date of weaning food based on the infant's birthday to the solar or lunar calendar characterized by indicating the date,
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The method of claim 6, wherein the step of associating at least one of the selected recommended weaning foods with the corresponding date as the weaning food to be eaten on the corresponding day,
If there are a plurality of recommended weaning foods with the shortest date interval for a specific date, first associating the recommended weaning food with a positive value of the daily interval with the corresponding date. Characterized in that,
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The method of claim 5, wherein the step of generating the infant's meal plan table,
selecting a subset of overlapping weaning foods from the set of recommended weaning foods, wherein the overlapping weaning foods have ingredients that are at least partially matched with ingredients of other recommended weaning foods, and the subsets are selected for each ingredient;
If the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is a redundant weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding redundant weaning food in the same subset is greater than or equal to the first threshold interval, the recommendation of the corresponding date maintaining in baby food; and
If the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is a duplicate weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding duplicate weaning food in the same subset is less than the first threshold interval, the corresponding date Excluding from recommended baby food; further comprising,
Characterized in that the immediately overlapping weaning food has the scheduled date of eating immediately before the scheduled eating date of the specific overlapping weaning food.
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The method of claim 5,
The infant profile information further includes allergy information of the infant,
The step of generating the infant's meal plan table,
Selecting a subset of allergy baby food from the set of recommended baby food - the allergy baby food is a recommended baby food having baby food information including allergy information matched to the allergy information of the corresponding infant;
If the recommended weaning food selected to be served for each of at least some of the series of days is an allergic weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the immediately preceding allergic weaning food in the same subset is equal to or greater than the second critical interval, the recommendation of the corresponding date maintaining in baby food; and
When the recommended weaning food selected to be provided for each of at least some of the series of days is an allergic weaning food in the subset and the date interval with the previous allergic weaning food in the same subset is less than the second critical interval, the recommendation for the corresponding date Excluding from baby food; further comprising,
Characterized in that the immediately preceding allergic weaning food has an expected date of ingestion immediately before the expected date of ingestion of a specific allergic weaning food,
How to provide infant meal management services.
According to claim 1,
The meal plan is characterized in that the user terminal is configured to display a meal plan screen in any one of a list form, a calendar form, and a combination thereof,
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After providing the searched baby food information to the user terminal, when a specific status value for a specific ingredient included in a recipe in the searched baby food information is received from the user terminal, a recipe corresponding to the received specific status is additionally searched in the baby food DB. doing; and
Further comprising the step of additionally providing weaning food information including an additionally searched recipe to a user terminal so that a screen in which the cooking amount value provided in advance for the same baby food is changed to the cooking amount value of the additionally searched recipe is displayed,
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Claims 1 to 10, claim 12 of any one of claims according to claim 12 according to a method for providing a baby diet management service recorded with a program for performing, a computer readable recording medium.
In the infant diet management service providing system,
Determine a corresponding weaning food stage of an infant among a plurality of pre-set weaning stages based on date of birth information in infant profile information of a registered user - the infant profile information includes birthday information and date of birth information of the infant, and The day information is calculated based on the infant's birthday information and the user's latest log-in date;
Based on the infant weaning step, one or more weaning food for the infant is selected as a recommended weaning food, and weaning food information including a recipe of the determined recommended weaning food is retrieved from the weaning food DB,
Based on each of at least some of the weaning food information for the one or more weaning foods, generating a meal plan table for the infant for at least a portion of the period of the corresponding weaning food stage, and
A server configured to transmit the infant's meal plan to the user terminal;
In the baby food DB, the baby food information includes a plurality of recipes for the same baby food, and has a different value according to at least one of a cooking amount and a cooking tool of a specific material in the plurality of recipes,
Any one of the plurality of recipes is pre-designated as a reference recipe,
The cooking amount X _ij of the j-th ingredient in the i-th recipe among the plurality of recipes is expressed by the following equation,
[mathematical expression]
X _ij = N _ij *X _sj
Here, X _sj is the cooking amount of the j-th ingredient in the reference recipe, and N _ij is the difference between the state of the j-th ingredient of the ith recipe and the state of the j-th ingredient of the reference recipe, obtaining the same weaning food cooking result as the reference recipe represents the numerical relationship for
Characterized in that the retrieved baby food information includes information describing one or more recipes among the plurality of recipes.
Infant diet management service provision system.

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