KR20050072193A - Method and system for providing ubiquitous service with orienting customer - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a service to change the mood by calculating the emotional index of the customer using the mobile communication network according to the surrounding environment or temperature through the mobile terminal, or provide life information services such as shopping, travel, viewing according to the customer's life pattern To provide a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method and system,

Customer-oriented ubiquitous service system 200 according to the present invention, mobile terminal 210, wireless base station 120, mobile switching center 130, SMS (Short Message Service) center 220, ubiquitous server 230 , Ubiquitous database 232, IP network 240, computer terminal 250, etc.

According to the present invention, by providing music, etc. according to the customer's emotional index according to the weather, it is possible to change the mood of the customer, by providing life information such as shopping, travel, viewing, etc. for the location where the customer is located The convenience is greatly improved.

Description

Customer-oriented ubiquitous service method and system {Method and System for Providing Ubiquitous Service with Orienting Customer}

The present invention relates to a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method and system, and more particularly, to provide a service for switching moods by calculating an emotional index of a customer using a mobile communication network according to a surrounding environment or temperature through a mobile terminal, or The present invention relates to a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method and system for providing life information services such as shopping, travel, and viewing according to the life pattern of the present invention.

Ubiquitous Network doesn't add anything to the current computer or put it into the computer. Instead, the Ubiquitous Network can be used to match the role of computers to everyday objects such as rice cookers, doors, refrigerators and washing machines. It puts things together so that they can communicate with each other, sometimes called `` ubiquitous computing ''.

Ubiquitous refers to an environment in which users can freely access the network without being aware of computers or networks. In order to build a ubiquitous network, advanced information technology (IT) is required. In other words, it is difficult to provide communication capability to all devices without generalization of convergence technology, broadband, and low cost of IT devices.

On the other hand, modern people are using mobile terminals that can wirelessly make phone calls or obtain information such as weather or stocks. Therefore, a technique for performing ubiquitous communication using such a mobile terminal has emerged.

1 is a configuration diagram schematically showing a configuration of a mobile communication system providing a conventional wireless Internet service.

The conventional mobile communication system 100 is a mobile terminal 110, a wireless base station 120, a mobile switching center 130, a gateway 140, the Internet 150, a wireless Internet server 160, a wireless Internet database 170, etc. It has a configuration including.

The mobile terminal 110 is a terminal that accesses the wireless Internet server 160 through a mobile communication network and acquires various information such as weather information, stock information, travel information, and the like.

The wireless base station 120 refers to a base station having a wireless transceiver for transmitting a call attempt generated from the mobile terminal 110 to the mobile switching center 130. The wireless base station 120 performing this function is a base station controller (BTS) for transmitting and receiving radio signals and a base station controller (BSC) for controlling the overall operation of the wireless base station 120 ( 124).

The mobile switching center 130 has a function of controlling the wireless base station 120 so that the wireless base station 120 can be efficiently operated. In addition, the mobile switching center 130 is connected to a public switched telephone network (PSTN) or a public switched data network (PSDN) to provide voice communication and data communication to the mobile terminal 110. do. In addition, when the location registration of the mobile terminal 110 is performed, the mobile switching center 130 temporarily stores subscriber information of the mobile terminal in a visitor location register (VLR) 134, and then the home location register ( Request location registration of mobile terminal 110 to Home Location Register (HLR) 132.

The gateway 140 has an IWF (Inter Working Function) conversion function currently used in a mobile communication system, and switches packet by cell using a circuit line and a data line together to process packet data directly connected to each cell. do. That is, it functions to interconnect the mobile communication network and the Internet network. In addition, the gateway 140 may include a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), a Public Switched Data Network (PSDN), an Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), a Broad ISDN (B-ISDN), an Intelligent Network (IN), and a Public Land Mobile (PLMN). It connects to other communication networks such as Network.

The internet 150 is a communication network that provides a communication connection path for the mobile terminal 110 to access the wireless Internet server 160.

The wireless Internet server 160 stores data on the wireless Internet site used in the mobile terminal 110, and provides data on the wireless Internet site when the mobile terminal 110 is connected through the mobile communication network. It performs a function of transmitting and receiving data with the mobile terminal 110.

The wireless Internet database 170 stores data on a wireless Internet site, and stores MIN information or connection request data of a mobile terminal 110 that is wirelessly connected, and then deletes the data when the connection is released.

In the conventional mobile communication system 100 configured as described above, the user accesses the wireless Internet server 160 using the mobile terminal 110, and accesses a site related to weather information, travel information, shopping information, and movie information. You get that information.

However, in order to obtain the desired information by accessing the wireless Internet server by operating the mobile terminal as described above, the user has to go through the cumbersome process of searching by the small category in order to obtain weather information and travel information after accessing the wireless Internet. There is a problem.

Accordingly, there is a demand for a technology capable of energizing a living rhythm on the basis of subscriber information of a customer at the time of ubiquitous communication or a technology capable of providing useful information suitable for a surrounding environment or a life pattern.

The present invention for solving the above problems, through the mobile terminal to provide a service for changing the mood by calculating the emotional index of the customer using the mobile communication network according to the surrounding environment or temperature, or shopping, travel, The purpose is to provide a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method and system that provides life information services such as viewing.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system that provides a mood change service according to the customer's emotional index or a life information service according to the customer's life pattern, the wireless subscriber through a mobile communication network A mobile terminal configured to register and set a customer-oriented ubiquitous service by inputting information, and then receive the mood switching service or receive the life information service as an SMS message; Register the setting data for the customer-oriented ubiquitous service from the mobile terminal, and then calculate the emotional index according to the weather based on the registered subscriber information to provide the mood switching service or request from the mobile terminal. A ubiquitous server for providing the living information service to the mobile terminal as the SMS message through the mobile communication network; It provides a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system comprising a ubiquitous database that stores the data used for the mood transfer service, including the subscriber information, and the data used for the life information service.

In addition, according to a second object of the present invention, a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system that provides a mood change service according to the customer's emotional index or a life information service according to the customer's life pattern, subscriber information through the public exchange network A landline telephone for registering and setting up a customer-oriented ubiquitous service; A mobile terminal receiving the mood switching service through a mobile communication network or receiving the life information service as an SMS message; Register setting data for the customer-oriented ubiquitous service from the landline telephone, and then calculate the emotional index according to the weather based on the registered subscriber information to provide the mood switching service or request from the mobile terminal. A ubiquitous server for providing the living information service to the mobile terminal as the SMS message through the mobile communication network; It provides a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system comprising a ubiquitous database that stores the data used for the mood transfer service, including the subscriber information, and the data used for the life information service.

In addition, according to a third object of the present invention, a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method for providing a mood change service according to the customer's emotional index or life information service according to the customer's life pattern, subscriber information through a mobile communication network A first step of setting and registering a customer-oriented ubiquitous service by inputting a; A second step of calculating the emotional index based on the subscriber information to provide the mood switching service; Requesting the life information service using a mobile terminal; A fourth step of retrieving data for the living information service based on the location information of the mobile terminal; And a fifth step of providing data on the living information service to the mobile terminal.

In addition, according to a fourth object of the present invention, a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method for providing a mood change service according to a customer's emotional index or a life information service according to a customer's life pattern, the subscriber information via the Internet A first step of inputting and registering a customer-oriented ubiquitous service; Requesting the life information service using a mobile terminal; A third step of retrieving data for the living information service based on location information of the mobile terminal; A fourth step of providing data on the living information service to the mobile terminal; And a fifth step of calculating the emotion index for the subscriber based on the subscriber information to provide the mood transfer service.

In addition, according to a fifth object of the present invention, as a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method for providing a mood change service according to the customer's emotional index or life information service according to the customer's life pattern, using a landline telephone A first step of setting and registering a customer-oriented ubiquitous service by inputting subscriber information through an exchange network; And a second step of providing the mood transfer service to the mobile terminal or providing the living information service to the mobile terminal on the basis of the subscriber information. .

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

First of all, in adding reference numerals to the components of each drawing, it should be noted that the same reference numerals are used as much as possible even if displayed on different drawings.

In addition, in describing the present invention, when it is determined that the detailed description of the related well-known configuration or function may obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

2 is a configuration diagram schematically showing a configuration of a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system 200 according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

Customer-oriented ubiquitous service system 200 according to the present invention, mobile terminal 210, wireless base station 120, mobile switching center 130, SMS (Short Message Service) center 220, ubiquitous server 230 , Ubiquitous database 232, IP network 240, computer terminal 250, and the like.

The mobile terminal 210 is a terminal that performs voice call and / or video call and data communication with the other party through the mobile communication network. The mobile terminal 210 according to an embodiment of the present invention wirelessly accesses the ubiquitous server 230, inputs subscriber information, registers and sets up a ubiquitous service, and thereafter, may change mood on a bad day. If you receive music or select and enter items such as shopping or travel, you will receive information such as shopping or travel in your area as SMS messages.

The mobile terminal 210 performs a communication connection to the ubiquitous server 230 by a wireless call attempt. Here, the call attempt means that a key input having the same function as the call button of the mobile terminal 210 is pressed or the call button is pressed is performed.

The wireless base station 120 is a terrestrial infrastructure that serves to guarantee the mobility of the mobile terminal 210. The wireless base station 120 provides a communication connection path or a wireless internet connection path for a wireless telephone call of the mobile terminal 210. In addition, the wireless base station 120 performs handoff and wireless support management functions, and includes a base station transmitter 122 and a base station controller 124, and supports both synchronous and asynchronous operations. Here, in the case of synchronous, the base station transmitter 122 will be a base transceiver station (BTS) and the base station controller 124 will be a base station controller (BSC), and in the asynchronous case, the base station transmitter 122 is a radio transceiver subsystem (RTS). And the base station controller 124 will be a Radio Network Controller (RNC). Of course, the wireless base station 120 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is not limited thereto, and may include a GSM network, not a CDMA network, and an access network of a fourth generation mobile communication system to be implemented in the future.

The base station transmitter 122 receives a connection request signal or a call request signal from the mobile terminal 210 through a traffic channel among the signal channels, and transmits the access request signal or call request signal received from the mobile terminal 210 to the base station. To the controller 124. In addition, the base station transmitter 322 is a network endpoint device that is directly connected to the mobile terminal 210 by performing baseband signal processing, wired and wireless conversion, and transmission and reception of wireless signals.

The base station controller 124 controls the base station transmitter 122, and assigns and releases radio channels for the mobile terminal 210, controls the transmission output of the mobile terminal 210 and the base station transmitter 122, and soft cell-off between cells. It performs handoff and hard handoff determination, transcoding and vocoding, global positioning system (GPS) clock distribution, and operation and maintenance functions for the base station. The base station controller 124 transmits the connection request signal or the call request signal received through the base station transmitter 122 to the mobile switching center 130.

The mobile switching center 130 performs basic and additional service processing, incoming and outgoing call processing of a subscriber, location registration and handoff procedures, and interworking with other networks. The mobile switching center 130 of the IS-95 A / B / C system includes an access switching subsystem (ASS) that performs distributed call processing, an interconnection network subsystem (INS) that performs centralized call processing, operation and maintenance. It includes a subsystem such as a Central Control Subsystem (CCS) in charge of the centralization function of, and a Location Registration Subsystem (LRS) for storing and managing information on mobile subscribers.

In addition, the mobile switching center 130 for the third and fourth generation may include an Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) switch (not shown). The ATM switch processes packets on a cell basis to increase transmission speed and efficiency of line use. Let's do it.

The home location register 132 receives the location information of the mobile terminal from the visitor location register 134 and performs functions such as registration recognition, registration deletion, and location check. In addition, the home location register 132 stores profile information of the standby, incoming and outgoing terminals. Here, the profile information refers to a mobile identification number (MIN), an electronic serial number (ESN) and / or subscribed mobile communication service information of the mobile terminal 210.

The visitor location register 134 receives and stores the subscriber data from the mobile switching center 130 in the case of location information of the visited subscriber whose location registration is performed, in the case of origination from the calling terminal, incoming call to the called terminal, and the like.

The SMS center 220 converts the delivered message into an SMS message according to the SMS message transmission request of the ubiquitous server 230 and transmits it to the mobile terminal 210.

The ubiquitous server 230 provides a plurality of menus and announcements for the customer-oriented ubiquitous service when the mobile terminal 210 is connected through the mobile communication network, and then sets the customer-oriented ubiquitous service in the mobile terminal 210. If so, the setting data is stored in the ubiquitous database 232.

In addition, the ubiquitous server 230 grasps the discomfort index according to the weather for the user of the mobile terminal 210, and then provides music to My Bell that can change the mood according to the weather of the day, When a user selects shopping, travel, or viewing from the mobile terminal 210, the user sends information about shopping, travel, viewing, etc. of the region based on the location information of the location where the mobile terminal 210 is located. Provided to the mobile terminal 210. That is, the ubiquitous server 230 calculates a biorhythm such as an intelligence index, an emotion index, a body index, etc. based on the date of birth of the user, and calculates a discomfort index by matching the biorhythm result with the weather.

In addition, the ubiquitous server 230 operates a wireless access web site built in a web language such as WML (Wireless Markup Language) so that the mobile terminal 210 can access wirelessly. Therefore, when the user connects to the ubiquitous server 230 through the wireless Internet network using the mobile terminal 210, the ubiquitous server 230 does not need to input a MIN, but the connection request data of the mobile terminal 210 is performed. It is stored with the MIN of the mobile terminal 210 connected to it. At this time, the ubiquitous server 230 stores the MIN and connection request data of the mobile terminal 210 in the ubiquitous database 232 in a hierarchical manner.

The ubiquitous database 232 stores data on a newly upgraded wireless Internet site, and stores MIN information or connection request data of a wirelessly connected mobile terminal 210 and deletes it when the connection is released. Here, the data on the wireless Internet site is data on a travel information site, a shopping information site, a viewing information site, etc. according to each region. In addition, the mobile terminal 210 stores the setting data for the customer-oriented ubiquitous service registered and registered. Here, the setting data includes subscriber information such as the date of birth as well as the mobile terminal number.

The ubiquitous database 232 may be a relational database management system (RDBMS) such as Oracle, Infomix, Sybase or DB2, or Gemston, Orion, or O2. An object-oriented database management system (OODBMS) and an XML Native Database such as Excelon, Tamino or Sekaiju can be implemented for the purposes of the present invention, It has the appropriate fields or elements to achieve its functionality. Since the construction and management of the database required for the present invention can be easily carried out by those skilled in the art, detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The IP (Internet Protocol) network 240 provides a connection path for the computer terminal 250 to access the ubiquitous server 230, and is a communication network using an Internet protocol such as the Internet.

The computer terminal 250 is a terminal used by a user of the mobile terminal 210 to register and set up a customer-oriented ubiquitous service by accessing the ubiquitous server 230 through the Internet.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a customer-oriented ubiquitous service process according to an embodiment of the present invention.

First, the user accesses the ubiquitous server 230 using the mobile terminal 210, or accesses the ubiquitous server 230 using the computer terminal 250, inputs a date of birth or his own terminal number, and the like. The customer-oriented ubiquitous service is set and registered (S302). Here, the customer-oriented ubiquitous service is to provide a mood change service according to the customer's physical condition, or to provide life information services for travel, shopping, viewing, and the like.

The ubiquitous server 230 calculates a discomfort index by matching the user's biorhythm information and weather information on a daily basis, based on the setting data for the customer-oriented ubiquitous service set by the user of the mobile terminal 210, and the ubiquitous database Music data to be converted corresponding to the discomfort index calculated from 232 is obtained and transmitted to the mobile terminal 210, for example, at 9 o'clock every morning.

Accordingly, the ubiquitous server 230 determines whether it is time to execute the daily refreshment service (S304), and when it is 9 o'clock in the morning to execute the refresher service for the mobile terminal 210, the user's discomfort of the mobile terminal 210 is reached. Music data corresponding to the index is read from the ubiquitous database 232 and transmitted to the mobile terminal 210 (S306).

That is, on the day when the mood change service provided by the ubiquitous server 230 is very high and the discomfort index is likely to rise, the music may be switched to the customer's mybell or the day when the temperature is very low. You can either send an SMS message that says, "Well, the weather is very cold today, please wear thick clothes."

On the other hand, when the user carries the mobile terminal 210 and goes out to shop, the user operates the mobile terminal 210 to select "shopping" and wirelessly connects to the ubiquitous server 230 (S308). .

That is, an item "ubiquitous service" is placed inside the mobile terminal 210, and the menu includes a "service setting" menu, "life information service", "mood switching service", and the like. The menu includes travel, shopping and tours. When a user operates the mobile terminal 210 to select a ubiquitous service, selects a living information service from the menu, selects “shopping” from a submenu, and presses a call (Send) key. The ubiquitous server 230 automatically operates. Connect to

In this case, the access information of the mobile terminal 210 includes a shopping information request message requesting shopping information, including MIN information of the mobile terminal 210.

When the mobile terminal 210 requesting shopping information is connected, the ubiquitous server 230 connects the mobile terminal 210 to the HLR 132 or the VLR 134 via the mobile switching center 130 based on the connection information. The location information is requested (S310).

The HLR 132 or the VLR 134 retrieves the location registration information of the mobile terminal 210 obtained from the wireless base station 120 to obtain the location information of the mobile terminal 210 and transmits the location information to the ubiquitous server 230 ( S312).

The ubiquitous server 230 receiving the location information of the mobile terminal 210 from the HLR 132 or the VLR 134 retrieves shopping information corresponding to the location information of the mobile terminal 210 from the ubiquitous database 232. (S314). Here, the shopping information includes department store information or large mart information, and in more detail, the shopping information includes sale information of a department store or a large mart.

The ubiquitous server 230 generates transmission data based on the searched shopping information and transmits it to the SMS center 220, and the SMS center 220 converts the transmission data into an SMS message and transmits it to the mobile terminal 210. (S316).

Therefore, the user of the mobile terminal 210 receives and confirms shopping information about a department store or a large mart for the area in which the user is located in an SMS message, so that the user can enjoy more convenient and full shopping.

On the other hand, when the user does not select "shopping" in the region where he is located and selects "travel", the ubiquitous server 230 provides the travel information to the mobile terminal 210, and "viewing" If you choose to provide viewing information about the theater or movie watching.

4 is a configuration diagram schematically showing the configuration of a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system 300 according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

In the second embodiment of the present invention, a user sets and registers a customer-oriented ubiquitous service using a wired telephone.

The customer-oriented ubiquitous service system 300 according to the second embodiment of the present invention is a public switched network (PSTN) for wired communication in a configuration of a wireless base station 120 and a mobile switching center 130 corresponding to a mobile communication network. Network) 410 and a wired telephone 420 connected to the wired telephone 420 to perform a telephone call by wire.

In addition, the ubiquitous server 230 has a specific number of a wired communication network to which the wired telephone 420 is connected by wire. Accordingly, the wired telephone 420 inputs a specific number of the ubiquitous server 230 to transmit a connection request signal, and then the ubiquitous server 230 responds to the connection request signal to the ubiquitous server 230. It is connected by wire.

In addition, the ubiquitous server 230 provides a voice message for the customer-oriented ubiquitous service when the wired telephone 420 is connected, and the mobile terminal number to receive the customer-oriented ubiquitous service, the date of birth of the user, etc. It provides a voice message to the landline phone 420 requesting the subscriber information input.

After the user accesses the ubiquitous server 230 through the wired telephone 420, the user inputs his or her date of birth, including the mobile terminal number to receive the customer-oriented ubiquitous service, to the ubiquitous server 230.

When subscriber information is input from the wired telephone 420, the ubiquitous server 230 stores the input subscriber information in the ubiquitous database 232.

Subsequently, the ubiquitous server 230 provides a customer-oriented ubiquitous service to the mobile terminal 210 as described above.

As described above, according to the embodiments of the present invention, a service for changing moods by calculating an emotional index of a customer using a mobile communication network according to a surrounding environment or temperature through a mobile terminal or shopping according to a customer's life pattern A customer-oriented ubiquitous service method and system that provides life information services such as travel, tour and viewing can be realized.

The above description is merely illustrative of the technical idea of the present invention, and those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains may make various modifications and changes without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention.

Therefore, the embodiments disclosed in the present invention are not intended to limit the technical idea of the present invention but to describe the present invention, and the scope of the technical idea of the present invention is not limited by these embodiments.

The protection scope of the present invention should be interpreted by the following claims, and all technical ideas within the equivalent scope should be interpreted as being included in the scope of the present invention.

As described above, according to the present invention, by providing music or the like that matches the customer's emotional index according to the weather, it is possible to switch the customer's mood.

The convenience of the customer is greatly improved by providing living information such as shopping, travel, and viewing of the area where the customer is located.

With the arrival of ubiquitous communication, it is possible to realize technology that can give life rhythm to customers or provide useful information suitable for surrounding environment and lifestyle.

1 is a configuration diagram schematically showing the configuration of a mobile communication system for providing a conventional wireless Internet service;

2 is a configuration diagram schematically showing the configuration of a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system 200 according to a first embodiment of the present invention;

3 is a flowchart illustrating a customer-oriented ubiquitous service process according to an embodiment of the present invention;

4 is a configuration diagram schematically showing the configuration of a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system 400 according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

※ Explanation of codes for main parts of drawing

100: conventional mobile communication system 110: mobile terminal

120: wireless base station 130: mobile switching center

140: gateway 150: the Internet

160: wireless Internet server 170: wireless Internet database

200, 400: Customer-Oriented Ubiquitous Service System

210: mobile terminal 220: SMS center

230: ubiquitous server 232: ubiquitous database

240: IP network 250: computer terminal

410: PSTN 420: landline phone

Claims (31)

As a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system that provides a mood change service according to a customer's emotional index or a life information service according to a customer's life pattern, A mobile terminal configured to register and register a customer-oriented ubiquitous service by wirelessly inputting subscriber information through a mobile communication network, and then receive the mood switching service or receive the life information service as a Short Message Service (SMS) message; Register the setting data for the customer-oriented ubiquitous service from the mobile terminal, and then calculate the emotional index according to the weather based on the registered subscriber information to provide the mood switching service or request from the mobile terminal. A ubiquitous server for providing the living information service to the mobile terminal as the SMS message through the mobile communication network; And a ubiquitous database storing data used for the mood transfer service, including the subscriber information, and data used for the life information service. The method of claim 1, The mood conversion service calculates a biorhythm including an intelligence index, an emotion index, and a body index based on a date of birth among the subscriber information, and calculates the emotion index by matching the calculation result of the biorhythm with weather. A customer-oriented ubiquitous service system, characterized by providing music data corresponding to the emotional index to the mobile terminal. The method of claim 1, The life information service, based on the location information where the mobile terminal is located, provides the living information, including travel, shopping, viewing of the area corresponding to the location information to the mobile terminal in the SMS message. Customer-oriented ubiquitous service system. The method of claim 1, The mobile communication network may include: a wireless base station transmitting a connection request from the mobile terminal to the ubiquitous server to a mobile switching center or performing location registration by locating the mobile terminal located in a cell area under its control; When location registration of the mobile terminal is performed through the wireless base station, the subscriber information of the mobile terminal is temporarily stored in a visitor location register (VLR), and then the home location register (HLR) is used. A customer-oriented ubiquitous service system comprising a mobile switching center requesting location registration of a mobile terminal. The method of claim 1, The ubiquitous server operates a website implemented in a WML (Wireless Makrup Language) language for the WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) so that the mobile terminal can connect through the mobile communication network and set up the customer-oriented ubiquitous service. Customer-oriented ubiquitous service system, characterized in that. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, The mobile terminal includes a personal digital assistant (PDA), a cellular phone, a personal communication service (PCS) phone, a global system for mobile (GSM) phone, a wideband CDMA (W-CDMA) phone, a CDMA-2000 phone, and a mobile broadband (MBS). Customer-oriented ubiquitous service system comprising a phone. The method of claim 1, And a SMS center for converting data about the living information service into the SMS message. The method of claim 1, And a computer terminal for setting and registering the customer-oriented ubiquitous service by the user of the mobile terminal inputting the subscriber information through an IP (Internet Protocol) network. As a customer-oriented ubiquitous service system that provides a mood change service according to a customer's emotional index or a life information service according to a customer's life pattern, A landline telephone for inputting and registering subscriber information through a public switched telephone network (PSTN) to establish and register a customer-oriented ubiquitous service; A mobile terminal receiving the mood switching service through a mobile communication network or receiving the life information service as a Short Message Service (SMS) message; Register setting data for the customer-oriented ubiquitous service from the landline telephone, and then calculate the emotional index according to the weather based on the registered subscriber information to provide the mood switching service or request from the mobile terminal. A ubiquitous server for providing the living information service to the mobile terminal as the SMS message through the mobile communication network; And a ubiquitous database storing data used for the mood transfer service, including the subscriber information, and data used for the life information service. The method of claim 9, And a SMS center for converting data about the living information service into the SMS message. The method of claim 9, The mood conversion service calculates a biorhythm including an intelligence index, an emotion index, and a body index based on a date of birth among the subscriber information, and calculates the emotion index by matching the calculation result of the biorhythm with weather. A customer-oriented ubiquitous service system, characterized by providing music data corresponding to the emotional index to the mobile terminal. The method of claim 9, The life information service, based on the location information where the mobile terminal is located, provides the living information, including travel, shopping, viewing of the area corresponding to the location information to the mobile terminal in the SMS message. Customer-oriented ubiquitous service system. The method of claim 9, The mobile communication network may include: a wireless base station transmitting a connection request from the mobile terminal to the ubiquitous server to a mobile switching center or performing location registration by locating the mobile terminal located in a cell area under its control; When location registration of the mobile terminal is performed through the wireless base station, the subscriber information of the mobile terminal is temporarily stored in a visitor location register (VLR), and then the home location register (HLR) is used. A customer-oriented ubiquitous service system comprising a mobile switching center requesting location registration of a mobile terminal. The method of claim 9, And a computer terminal for setting and registering the customer-oriented ubiquitous service by the user of the mobile terminal inputting the subscriber information through an IP (Internet Protocol) network. The method according to any one of claims 9 and 11 to 14, The mobile terminal includes a personal digital assistant (PDA), a cellular phone, a personal communication service (PCS) phone, a global system for mobile (GSM) phone, a wideband CDMA (W-CDMA) phone, a CDMA-2000 phone, and a mobile broadband (MBS). Customer-oriented ubiquitous service system comprising a phone. As a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method that provides a mood change service according to the customer's emotional index or provides life information service according to the customer's life pattern, A first step of setting up and registering a customer-oriented ubiquitous service by inputting subscriber information through a mobile communication network; A second step of calculating the emotional index based on the subscriber information to provide the mood switching service; Requesting the life information service using a mobile terminal; A fourth step of retrieving data for the living information service based on the location information of the mobile terminal; And And a fifth step of providing data about the life information service to the mobile terminal. The method of claim 16, In the second step, the mood conversion service, based on the date of birth of the subscriber information, calculates the biorhythm including the intelligence index, emotion index, body index, matching the calculation result of the biorhythm with the weather to the emotion Calculating an index and providing music data corresponding to the emotional index to the mobile terminal. The method of claim 16, In the fifth step, the life information service is a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method, characterized in that to provide the mobile terminal with life information including travel, shopping, viewing of the area corresponding to the location information. The method of claim 16 or 18, The fifth step is a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method, characterized in that for converting the data for the life information service into a Short Message Service (SMS) message to provide to the mobile terminal. The method of claim 16, In the fourth step, the location information of the mobile terminal is stored in the Visitor Location Register (VLR) or Home Location Register (HLR) by registering the location of the mobile terminal with respect to the wireless base station A customer-oriented ubiquitous service method, characterized in that it is obtained from location registration information. As a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method that provides a mood change service according to the customer's emotional index or provides life information service according to the customer's life pattern, A first step of setting and registering a customer-oriented ubiquitous service by inputting subscriber information through the Internet; Requesting the life information service using a mobile terminal; A third step of retrieving data for the living information service based on location information of the mobile terminal; A fourth step of providing data on the living information service to the mobile terminal; And And a fifth step of calculating the emotional index for the subscriber based on the subscriber information to provide the mood transfer service. The method of claim 21, In the fifth step, the mood conversion service, based on the date of birth of the subscriber information, calculates the biorhythm including the intelligence index, emotion index, body index, matching the calculation result of the biorhythm with the weather to the emotion Calculating an index and providing music data corresponding to the emotional index to the mobile terminal. The method of claim 21, In the second step, the life information service is a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method, characterized in that to provide the mobile terminal with life information including travel, shopping, viewing of the area corresponding to the location information. The method of claim 21 or 23, The second step is a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method, characterized in that for converting the data for the life information service into a Short Message Service (SMS) message to provide to the mobile terminal. The method of claim 21, In the second step, the location information may be stored in a visitor location register (VLR) or a home location register (HLR) by registering the location with respect to a wireless base station. The customer-oriented ubiquitous service method, characterized in that obtained from the location registration information. As a customer-oriented ubiquitous service method that provides a mood change service according to the customer's emotional index or provides life information service according to the customer's life pattern, A first step of setting up and registering a customer-oriented ubiquitous service by inputting subscriber information through a public switched telephone network (PSTN) using a wired telephone; And And a second step of providing the mood transfer service to the mobile terminal or providing the life information service to the mobile terminal on the basis of the subscriber information. The method of claim 26, The second step may include a step 2-1 of requesting the living information service using the mobile terminal; Step 2-2 of retrieving data for the living information service based on the location information of the mobile terminal; And And providing the data for the living information service to the mobile terminal. The method of claim 26, In the second step, the mood conversion service, based on the date of birth of the subscriber information, calculates the biorhythm including the intelligence index, emotion index, body index, matching the calculation result of the biorhythm with the weather to the emotion Calculating an index and providing music data corresponding to the emotional index to the mobile terminal. The method of claim 27, In the second step, the life information service, the customer characterized in that to provide the mobile terminal with data on the life information service, including travel, shopping, viewing of the area corresponding to the location information of the mobile terminal Oriented Ubiquitous Service Method. The method of claim 27 or 29, The customer-oriented ubiquitous service method, characterized in that for converting the data on the living information into a Short Message Service (SMS) message to provide to the mobile terminal. The method according to any one of claims 26, 27, 29, The location information is obtained by the mobile terminal from the location registration information of the mobile terminal stored in a visitor location register (VLR) or a home location register (HLR) by registering a location with respect to a wireless base station. A customer-oriented ubiquitous service method.