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KR20160032646A
KR20160032646A KR1020140129641A KR20140129641A KR20160032646A KR 20160032646 A KR20160032646 A KR 20160032646A KR 1020140129641 A KR1020140129641 A KR 1020140129641A KR 20140129641 A KR20140129641 A KR 20140129641A KR 20160032646 A KR20160032646 A KR 20160032646A
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Abstract

A technology that provides product information, and more specifically, a computing technology that provides product information that is of interest to the customer. When the electronic tag is tagged with the portable terminal, the service server generates a purchase history list composed of the goods included in the tagging information and the like goods, and provides the list to the portable terminal. When the electronic tag is tagged with the portable terminal, the service server acquires and stores the interested goods information, generates a list of items of interest, which is composed of the goods included in the tagging information, and provides the portable terminal with the list of items of interest.
By tagging an electronic label indicating the information of a product that the customer is interested in at the store, the product can be used for promotion by providing the information of the product that the customer purchased from the product of interest and the like.

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[0001] The present invention relates to a product information tracing method using an electronic label,

Disclosed is a technology for providing product information, and more particularly, a computing technology for providing product information that the customer is interested in.

The paper label attached to the store in the store has the troubles of replacing the product information displayed by the electronic label and the environmental problem caused by the replacement. An electronic information label (ESL) is known in which product information is displayed electronically in place of a paper label, and product information to be updated is displayed by changing display information. The electronic label receives product information to be displayed from the server through the gateway.

It is necessary to utilize the information obtained by tagging an electronic label indicating the interest of the customer on the product displayed on the store, for example, the product information of interest to the terminal, in CRM (Customer Relationship Management) marketing, It is necessary to induce the purchase of the commodity by providing the information of the commodity or similar commodity purchased or interested, when the client needs it.

The proposed invention aims to provide product information of the same kind of product using the customer's interest in the product and to facilitate the purchase selection of the customer.

 In addition, the proposed invention aims to provide customers with information about similar products and products of interest when they are interested in a specific product in a store, and to facilitate the selection of a customer.

Further, the proposed invention is intended to provide specific information of a product of interest when there is an interest in a product already purchased by the customer.

In one aspect, when the electronic tag is tagged with the portable terminal, the service server generates a purchase history list composed of the goods included in the tagging information and the like, and provides the list to the portable terminal.

In another aspect, the purchase history list may include price information of a product and sales position information.

In another aspect, the customer can purchase the goods listed in the purchase history list displayed on the portable terminal.

In another aspect, when the electronic tag is tagged with the portable terminal, the service server can generate a list composed of the same or similar product as the tagged target and provide the generated list to the customer terminal.

In yet another aspect, the list may include price of goods and sales location information.

In another aspect, the customer can purchase the items listed in the list displayed on the portable terminal.

By tagging an electronic label indicating the information of a product that the customer is interested in at the store, the product can be used for promotion by providing the information of the product that the customer purchased from the product of interest and the like.

By tagging the electronic label indicating the information of the product that the customer is interested in at the store, the product of interest and the like product can be utilized for the promotion by providing the information of the product of interest to the customer.

Tagging the electronic label indicating the information of the product that the customer is interested in at the store, the product of interest and the related product can be utilized for the promotion by providing the information of the product of interest to the customer.

FIG. 1 shows an overall configuration of a product information providing system using an electronic label according to an embodiment.
FIG. 2 shows a flow of a method for providing goods information using an electronic label according to an embodiment.
FIG. 3 shows an embodiment of tagging an electronic label with a portable terminal.
4 shows accumulated merchandise purchase information according to an embodiment.
5 shows a purchase history list according to an embodiment.
FIG. 6 shows a purchase history list according to another embodiment.
FIG. 7 shows a flow of a method for providing goods information using an electronic label according to another embodiment.
FIG. 8 shows a terminal displaying a purchase history list according to an embodiment.
FIG. 9 illustrates a terminal displaying a payment window according to an embodiment.
10 shows an example of accumulated tagging information.
Fig. 11 shows an example of a list of goods of interest.
12 shows an exemplary scenario of a method of providing goods information using an electronic label according to an embodiment.

The foregoing and further aspects are embodied through the embodiments described with reference to the accompanying drawings. It is to be understood that the components of each embodiment are capable of various combinations within an embodiment as long as no other mention or mutual contradiction exists.

1 shows a configuration of an information processing system according to an embodiment. As shown, the label management server 110 communicates with the plurality of electronic labels 171-1, 171-2, ..., 171-N via the gateway 130. [ In the illustrated embodiment, the label management server 110 and the gateway 130 are connected in a wired manner and the electronic labels 171-1, 171-2, ..., 171 of the group belonging to the gateway 130 and its gateway -N) communicate according to a protocol defined on a PHY / MAC layer according to short-range wireless communication, for example, the IEEE 802.15.4 standard.

The electronic information labels are divided into a plurality of groups and the product information is updated for each group. The electronic information labels 171-1, 171-2, ..., 171-N managed through the same gateway 130 can form one group. In order to reduce the power consumption of the electronic information label supplied from the battery, the electronic information labels are kept in a sleep state except for a wakeup period necessary for information update. Also, the display uses an electronic paper display (EPD: Electronic Paper Display) that maintains the information display state even when no power is supplied. During the wakeup period, the electronic information label listens for communication from the label management server and, if there is data to be received from the label management server, receives and stores the data.

The service server 140 according to an exemplary embodiment manages and processes information of a product of interest. The portable terminal 150 carried by the user may be a communication terminal such as a mobile phone, a tablet, or a notebook computer. The service server 140 registers the goods information to be received, processes sales of the goods, and manages inventory.

The sales management database 141 according to one embodiment stores product information including a product name, a product code, and a price, and information such as a discount rate and inventory. When a product is changed due to a new product being inserted or removed from the store, the label management server 110 receives the changed information from the sales management server 140 and synchronizes the changed information.

In one embodiment, the electronic label includes a short-range wireless communication tag, such as an NFC (Near Field Communication) tag. The short - range wireless communication tag provides tagging information to the reader when tagging. The tagging information is information that can directly or indirectly specify the product of the product information displayed on the tagged electronic label.

According to one embodiment, the portable terminal 150 incorporates a reader capable of reading a short-range wireless communication tag embedded in an electronic label. When the user tags the electronic label with the portable terminal 150, the reader obtains the tagging information from the short-range wireless communication tag. The portable terminal 150 communicates with the service server 140 via a wireless network such as a mobile communication network or a wireless Internet (Wi-Fi) network.

FIG. 12 illustrates an exemplary scenario for facilitating understanding of a method of providing goods information using an electronic label according to an embodiment. Referring to the drawings, an exemplary scenario will be described in the context of a customer using a method for processing information of interest goods according to an embodiment. According to one embodiment, a customer downloads and installs an associated app on his smartphone. For example, when visiting a store, the app can be downloaded by tagging the QR code at the store entrance. Tagging an electronic label in a store with a smartphone in the future will allow the app to run automatically. As another example, customers can tag their e-labels after running the app themselves. When the electronic label is tagged, a notification sound notifying that the tagging is successful and a detailed information of the product displayed on the place where the electronic label is attached can be displayed on the customer smartphone screen. Further, the tagging information is transmitted to the server, and the tagging history is managed.

In addition, when the service server receives the tagging information, the service server analyzes the stored information and generates a purchase history list, which is a list of goods that have been purchased among the products of the same type as the product tagged by the customer, and transmits the list to the customer's portable terminal. The purchase history list may include location information, for example, a unique number of the shop, in which the goods purchased by the customer are displayed in the store. The customer can go to the store and find the product they have previously purchased and buy it in the shopping cart. As another example, a customer can select a product to be purchased from among the products listed in the list, move to a payment window, and purchase online through payment. In addition, the purchase history list may include promotion information, for example, discount sales information or coupon provision information. If you touch the icon of discount sale, more discount sale information is provided. As another example, if you touch the coupon icon, the discount coupon is downloaded and activated on the customer smartphone. Additionally, the purchase history list may include links to related products. The related product may be, for example, a product frequently purchased together with the product. You can browse the related product information and purchase the related products together.

FIG. 2 shows a flow of a method for providing goods information using an electronic label according to an embodiment. In one aspect, the method for providing product information using an electronic label implemented in the service server 140 includes a tagging information receiving step and a purchase history list providing step. In one aspect, the product information providing method implemented in the portable terminal 150 includes a tagging information generating step and a purchase history list receiving step.

According to one embodiment, in the tagging information receiving step, the service server 140 receives the tagging information from the portable terminal 150 that has tagged the electronic label. In one embodiment, in the tagging information generation step, the portable terminal 150 generates tagging information and transmits the tagging information to the service server. The portable terminal 150 can communicate with the electronic label using proximity wireless communication, for example, NFC (Near Field Communication) technology. In one embodiment, when the electronic tag is tagged with the portable terminal 150, the portable terminal 150 obtains an EPC (Electronic Product Code) code, which is unique identification information of the NFC tag. The service server manages a database that matches tag identification information and product information. The service server 140 acquires the tagging information from the portable terminal 150 and stores the tagging information in the service management database 141. [

Here, 'tagging information' refers to various kinds of information that can be acquired from the tag reading operation of the electronic label, that is, from the tagging operation of the portable terminal. For example, the tagging information may include information as to who, when, and tagged the tag of a certain product. The tagging information includes information that can directly or indirectly specify a product corresponding to the product information displayed on the tagged electronic label.

For example, the tagging information may include information of the customer, which is the subject of the tagging action. The 'customer information' means the customer's personal information such as the identification number of the customer, the age of the customer, the gender of the customer, and the address of the customer.

In another example, the tagging information may include information of an electronic label that is an object of a tagging action. The 'information of the electronic label' means unique code information given to the electronic label to identify the electronic label such as the identification number of the electronic label. When the electronic label is installed in the store, the product information and the information of the electronic label are mapped to the electronic label management server 110, and the electronic label management server 110 manages the product information and the electronic label information together. Therefore, the corresponding product information can be known by using the information of the electronic label.

In another example, the tagging information may include information of a product that is a target of the tagging action. The 'information of goods' includes information on the goods such as an identification number of the goods, price information of the goods, sales store information of the goods, location information of the goods, URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information indicating the location on the network where the goods information is stored it means. The identification number of a product means unique code information given to the product in order to identify the product with the other product.

As another example, the tagging information may include the date and time of the tagging, which is the point of time of the tagging operation. 'Temporary information of tagging' means information about the time of tagging such as year, month, and day of tagging, time information of tagging, and seasonal information of tagging.

According to another aspect, the tagging information may further include feedback information input by the customer, which is the subject of the tagging action. 'Feedback information' means information provided by the customer about the product, such as improvement request information about the product, complaint information, suggestion information about the new function, and the like. The customer can tag the electronic label for displaying the product information of interest using the portable terminal and input the evaluation information, improvement request information, complaint information, or suggestion information on the new function to the portable terminal have.

The information included in the tagging information is not limited thereto, and may be included in the tagging information if it is information that can directly or indirectly specify a product corresponding to the product information displayed on the tagged electronic label. Alternatively, additional information may be included in the tagging information according to the necessity of marketing of the product or the like.

FIG. 3 illustrates an embodiment of tagging an electronic label with a portable terminal. FIG. 4 shows an example of accumulated product purchase information, and FIG. 5 shows an example of a purchase history list. In one embodiment, in the purchase history list generation step, the service server generates a purchase history list including information on products that are the same as the target product of the received tagging information, and transmits the list to the mobile terminal. Each time a customer purchases a product from a sales department, the product purchase order is accumulated and stored in the service management database, and the service management server extracts the same kind of product having the purchase experience based on the collected product, and generates a purchase history list.

For example, if the item included in the tagging information is oral, a tagged customer of a different maker, color, or design may sort the oral information having a purchase experience and provide it as a purchase history list. For example, when the customer purchases the shoes, but does not remember which shoes they have purchased, tagging the mobile terminal 150 with an electronic label indicating information of the same type of shoes in the store, The customer arranges the oral information having the purchase experience and provides it as a list of items of interest.

For example, an electronic label indicating merchandise information displayed on the shelf is attached to each store shown in Fig. The customer goes shopping in a store and then passes through a shelf where a wireless mouse is displayed. At this time, when the customer wants to purchase the wireless mouse that he purchased in the past but does not know what the product is, the user tags the wireless label on the electronic label that displays the wireless mouse information. The portable terminal 150 transmits the tagging information to the service server 140, and the service server 140 transmits the purchase history list to the portable terminal 150.

The accumulated product purchase information is information on the product that the customer has purchased in the past. 4, for example, the stored product purchase information may include a tagging time, an ID of a customer, an ID of a purchased product, a product name, a current price, a store currently being sold, a past Purchasing price, place of purchase in the past, manufacturer, and recommendation information of the customer about the product.

A purchase history list of the same kind of product as the target product of the tagging information is extracted from the accumulated product purchase information shown in FIG. For example, in the example shown in FIG. 5, a customer having a customer ID of Hong tags an electronic label indicating the wireless mouse information in the store with the portable terminal to receive a purchase history list of the like product. Hong receives the current price, sales store, manufacturer, customer feedback, purchase price, and purchase place information of the wireless mouse that he purchased in the past through the purchase history list. By managing the name of the store, the items of interest tagged by the customers in many stores can be integrated and managed for each customer. You can tag one item on the same or different dates, and multiple times in the same store or in different stores. It is possible to judge the purchase decision of the customer by comparing the commodity that is started from the past purchase history of the user with the commodity which is the target of the current tagging. FIG. 6 shows a purchase history list according to another embodiment. More specific information than that of FIG. 5 is provided. For example, it includes the actual number of tagging times of customers including Hong himself, and so on. In addition to the price of the product itself, it also receives a purchase history list including other people's feedback information about the product to facilitate the purchase of the product by the customer.

Although not shown in FIG. 6, the purchase history list may also include location information of goods. For example, in FIG. 3, the numbers of the stands are numbered from 1 to 6, and the positions where a specific product group is placed are indicated by a to i. If the target product listed in the purchase history list received by the customer is a 1-b in the purchase history list, it is possible to check how many times the customer is on the shelf. Using this information, the customer can move to the location of the shelf where the product is displayed, and can purchase the product in a shopping cart.

Further, the purchase history list may include promotional information of the listed products. The promotion information may be, for example, an icon having discount sale information or a link for receiving a discount coupon. By touching the summary discount information link included in the list, detailed discount sales information can be provided. When the user touches the coupon icon on the list, the coupon providing screen pops up and the activated coupon can be downloaded and used.

  According to the method for providing product information using the electronic label according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the service server 140 accumulates product purchase information for each customer and stores the information in the service management database (step 450). The portable terminal 150 tags the electronic label (step 407) and receives the tagging information from the electronic label (step 411). The portable terminal 150 transmits the tagging information to the service server 140. The service server 140 receives the tagging information from the portable terminal 150 (step 431). The service server 140 generates a purchase history list including items of the same type as the products included in the received tagging information among the stored desired goods information (step 451). The service server 140 transmits the purchase history list to the portable terminal 150. The portable terminal 150 receives a purchase history list from the service server 140 (step 433). By tagging an electronic label indicating the information of a product that the customer is interested in at the store, the product can be used for promotion by providing the information of the product that the customer purchased from the product of interest and the like.

FIG. 7 shows a flow of a method for providing goods information using an electronic label according to another embodiment. In one aspect, the method for providing product information using an electronic label implemented in the service server 140 may include a tagging information receiving step, a purchase history list generating step, and a sales processing step. In one aspect, the product information providing method implemented in the portable terminal 150 includes a tagging information generating step, a purchase history list receiving step, and a purchasing processing step.

In one embodiment, the sales processing step receives the information of the selected product from the purchase history list from the portable terminal and processes the sale of the selected product. In one embodiment, in the purchase processing step, the portable terminal transmits information of the selected goods among the purchase history list to the service server.

FIG. 8 shows a terminal displaying a purchase history list according to an embodiment. FIG. 9 illustrates a terminal displaying a payment window according to an embodiment. If the customer clicks a specific item on the list of purchase histories displayed on his or her portable terminal, the customer can move to the payment window shown in FIG. 9 to promptly purchase the item.

According to the method for providing product information using the electronic label according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 7, the service server 140 accumulates product purchase information for each customer and stores it in the service management database (step 750). The portable terminal 150 tags the electronic label (step 707) and receives the tagging information from the electronic label (step 711). The portable terminal 150 transmits the tagging information to the service server 140. The service server 140 receives the tagging information from the portable terminal 150 (step 731). The service server 140 generates a purchase history list including items of the same type as the products included in the received tagging information among the stored interested goods information (step 751). The service server 140 transmits the purchase history list to the portable terminal 150. The portable terminal 150 receives the purchase history list from the service server 140 (step 733). When the customer selects a product to be purchased from among the products included in the purchase history list in the portable terminal (step 737), the portable terminal transmits the selected product information to the service server (step 739). The service server receives the selected product information from the portable terminal (Step 739). The service server receives the selected merchandise information and processes the online sale of the selected merchandise (step 765). By tagging the electronic label indicating the information of the product that the customer is interested in at the store, it is possible to induce the re-purchase of the customer by providing the information of the product purchased by the customer among the product of interest and the like.

In one embodiment, steps 739 and 765 are performed in the sales processing step of the product information providing method using the electronic label implemented in the service server 140. In one embodiment, steps 737 and 739 are performed in the purchase processing step of the goods information providing method implemented in the portable terminal 150. [ For example, when the customer selects a desired product from the purchase history list displayed on the portable terminal 150, the user directly moves to the goods payment window.

According to another aspect, the purchase history list may further include a link item to information on an associated product of the listed goods. For example, the related product may be information on a product frequently sold together with the product.

As another example, the related product may be a list of popular products in which many of the same kinds of products are tagged. The tagging information of the customers can be accumulated in the service server. FIG. 10 shows an example of such accumulated tagging information.

11 shows an example of a list of popular goods according to an embodiment. The tagging information of the product having a large number of tagging times among the products that are the same as the target product of the received tagging information is extracted. Such a list of related goods may include promotion information, for example, discount sales information and coupon information. According to a further aspect, the related merchandise list may further include location information of the shelves displayed in the store of the merchandise. If a customer desires to purchase one of the related products, the customer can confirm the location and move the product to purchase the product in the shopping cart. As another example, online purchase can be processed when purchase of a product is selected from the related product list. At this time, the related products can be shipped home or at the exit of the store and can be found at once.

In one embodiment, the sales processing step receives the information of the selected product from the list from the portable terminal and processes the sale of the selected product. In one embodiment, the mobile terminal transmits information of the selected product to the service server, wherein the list is a list of items of interest or a list of related products. The user is able to induce the re-purchase of the customer by providing the product information or the related product information that the customer is interested in, among the products of interest and similar products, by tagging the electronic label indicating the information of the product that the customer is interested in at the store .

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is clearly understood that the same is by way of illustration and example only and is not to be taken by way of limitation and that those skilled in the art will recognize that various modifications and equivalent arrangements may be made therein. It will be possible. Accordingly, the true scope of protection of the present invention should be determined only by the appended claims.

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A method of providing product information using an electronic label implemented in a service server that communicates wirelessly with a portable terminal communicating with an electronic label,
A tagging information receiving step of receiving tagging information from a portable terminal; And
A purchasing history list providing step of generating a purchase history list including information on a product that is the same as a target of the received tagging information and transmitting the purchase history list to the portable terminal; The method comprising the steps of:
The method according to claim 1, wherein the purchase history list generated in the purchase history list generating step includes an electronic label including a price and a selling position information of the listed products.
The method according to claim 1, wherein the purchase history list generated in the purchasing history list generating step includes promotional information of the listed products.
The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the product information providing method using the electronic label
A sales processing step of receiving information of a selected commodity from a purchase history list from a portable terminal and processing sales of the selected commodity; The method comprising the steps of:
The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the purchase history list generated in the purchase history list generating step further includes a link item to information on an associated product of the listed products.
A method of providing product information using an electronic label implemented in a portable terminal that communicates with an electronic label and performs wireless communication with a service server,
A tagging information generating step of generating tagging information and transmitting the tagging information to a server as a service server; And
A purchase history list receiving step of receiving a purchase history list generated by the service server from the service server; The method comprising the steps of:
The method according to claim 6, wherein the purchase history list received in the purchase history list receiving step includes a price and a sales location of the listed products.
The method as claimed in claim 6, wherein the product information providing method using the electronic label
A purchase processing step in which the portable terminal transmits information of a selected product in a purchase history list to a service server to process purchase; To
And further comprising an electronic label.
The method as claimed in claim 6, wherein the purchase history list received in the purchase history list receiving step includes promotional information of the listed products. The method as claimed in claim 6, wherein the purchase history list received in the purchasing history list receiving step further includes a link item to information on an associated product of the listed products.

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