KR20180025615A - Managing server for matching and mediating of art using virtual space - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a managing server for matching and relaying art using a virtual space comprising: a selling information managing unit; an investment information managing unit; a purchase information managing unit; an art matching unit; an exhibition image generating unit; and an identification code generating unit. The selling information managing unit receives selling information for the art from a seller and exhibits the selling information on a virtual exhibition hall. The investment information managing unit manages investment information for the art from an investor. The purchase information managing unit receives purchase information from the seller and manages the same. The art matching unit matches the selling information and the purchase information and matches the art with the purchaser. The exhibition image generating unit receives an image of a space to exhibit the art from the purchaser, combines the matched image of the art with the image of the space, and generates an exhibition image. The identification code generating unit generates an identification code for the art when a purchase amount, which exceeds a reference amount of the investment information for the matched art, is determined from the purchaser. Therefore, the present invention activates art trade by matching the seller and the purchaser of the art.

Description

Technical Field [0001] The present invention relates to an art matching and mediation management server using virtual space,

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an art matching and brokerage management server using a virtual space, and more particularly, to a technique for brokering sales, investment, and purchase of artworks.

The interest and the economic value of the arts are getting better and the rapid development of the computer and internet technology enables people to purchase artworks or participate in the auction by using the terminal at a remote place without visiting the auction house directly, , Sothby's, etc. are also entering the online market by moving away from the offline auction system.

However, compared to the foreign online market, the domestic online art market is still in its infancy, and the art trade in Korea is still being performed offline. Therefore, although an online platform and service for art trade and investment are proposed, most of them are inconvenient for a limited and inconvenient service structure, and content for a creator is not activated yet. Time.

Especially, in the case of arts, the existence of trades and the price of trades are determined according to the status of the artist. Also, the person who purchases artworks often purchases improvised products according to the artist's name or surrounding reactions without understanding the artworks properly.

Korean Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 10-2015-0106020 (published on Sep. 21, 2015) discloses a arts brokerage system using a smart device, which stores a plurality of artwork images in a database, Transmits the artwork image retrieved from the database to the purchaser device using the received search condition, and provides the detailed information of the selected artwork image or the purchase process of the artwork according to the request of the purchaser device.

However, the above-mentioned conventional art merely recommends artwork to the buyer, and there is a limitation in that there is no way to visually confirm the artwork when the artwork is displayed in the buyer's house.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a method and system for providing artwork, which can activate art trade by matching sellers and buyers of artwork, To provide an art matching and brokerage management server using a virtual space capable of easily determining whether or not the object is authentic and providing a virtual exhibition image when the art objects are displayed using the interior image of the buyer.

The art matching and brokerage management server using the virtual space according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a sales information management unit for receiving sales information on artworks from a seller and displaying the information on a virtual exhibition hall, An artifact matching unit for matching the artifacts to the purchaser by matching the sales information and the purchase information, and a display unit for displaying the artifacts from the buyer An artificial image generating unit for generating an artificial image by combining the images of the matching artworks and receiving an image of the artificial space and determining an amount of purchase exceeding a reference amount of the investment information for the artwork matched by the purchaser, , An identification code for generating an identification code for the artwork And a voice.

Also, the exhibition image generation unit may extract the first object and the second object from the space for displaying the artwork using the exhibition image, and display the first object and the second object on the display screen in accordance with the proportion of the distance between the first object and the second object. The display image can be generated by converting the image.

In addition, a transaction approval unit that transmits a credit card payment link to the user terminal of the purchaser, accesses the link from the user terminal, inputs payment information, and finally obtains the identification code, .

The point management unit may further include a point management unit in which when the user terminal of the third party acquires the identification code formed on the artwork, predetermined advertisement contents are transmitted and predetermined points are accumulated in the user account of the purchaser.

In addition, the identification code may be printed on one side of the artwork with a photosensitive ink which reacts with ultraviolet rays or infrared rays.

Accordingly, it is possible to activate the art trade by matching the seller of the art with the buyer. In addition, investors can be recruited to create a profit model for the art trade. Further, it is possible to easily determine whether or not the authenticity is formed by forming an identification code authenticated in the artwork. In addition, it is possible to provide a virtual exhibition image in the case where the artwork is displayed using the indoor image of the buyer.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a management system using an art matching and brokerage management server using a virtual space according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of an art matching and brokerage management server using a virtual space according to FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is an exemplary view for explaining investment information managed through an art matching and brokerage management server using a virtual space according to FIG. 1;
FIGS. 4A and 4B are diagrams for explaining that an exhibition image is provided to a user terminal through an art matching and mediation management server using a virtual space according to FIG. 1;
FIG. 5 is an exemplary view for explaining formation of an identification code in an artwork that has been determined to be purchased through an artwork matching and mediation management server using the virtual space according to FIG. 1;
6A to 6C are diagrams for explaining settlement approval with a purchaser through an art matching and brokerage management server using the virtual space according to FIG. 1 according to FIG.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The terms used are terms selected in consideration of the functions in the embodiments, and the meaning of the terms may vary depending on the user, the intention or the precedent of the operator, and the like. Therefore, the meaning of the terms used in the following embodiments is defined according to the definition when specifically defined in this specification, and unless otherwise defined, it should be interpreted in a sense generally recognized by those skilled in the art.

1 is a configuration diagram of a management system using an art matching and brokerage management server using a virtual space according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, an art matching and mediation management system using a virtual space includes a user terminal 10 and a management server 100.

The user terminal 10 is a terminal used by a user accessing the management server 100. In this specification, the user terminal 10 is used without distinction of a subject such as a seller, an investor, or a buyer. The user terminal 10 can communicate with the management server 100 via the network. The user terminal 10 is used to include both fixed and mobile terminals. The user terminal 10 can install an application provided by the management server 100 and use it, or access the homepage of the management server 100 provided on the Internet. Further, it is preferable that the user terminal 10 is capable of photographing a camera and generating position information.

The management server 100 is a server that performs matching and mediation management on artwork. The management server 100 receives sales information, investment information, and purchase information from the user terminal 10 and manages the information. The management server 100 mediates the artworks by matching the seller with the buyer. In addition, the management server 100 can collect the investors for the artworks by cloud funding or auction method, and provide the investors with the dividends at a predetermined ratio at the time of sale to the buyer. In addition, the management server 100 can generate a virtual exhibition image by mapping the artwork to the indoor interior photograph inputted from the user terminal 10 of the buyer. This is to allow the buyer to recognize the exhibition effect in advance.

Hereinafter, specific functions of the art matching and brokerage management server 100 using the virtual space according to the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of an art matching and brokerage management server using the virtual space according to FIG. 1. FIG.

2, an art matching and brokerage management server 100 using a virtual space according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes a sales information management unit 110, an investment information management unit 120, a purchase information management unit 130, (140), an exhibition image generating unit (150), and an identification code generating unit (160).

The sales information management unit 110 receives sales information on the artworks from the seller and displays them on the virtual exhibition hall. Here, the sales information means information including the image of the artwork input from the seller, production time, size, form, material, desired selling price, artist, and expert evaluation. The seller may be an artist of an artwork, but is not limited thereto. The sales information management unit 110 uploads an image of each artwork and displays it on the virtual exhibition hall. A virtual pavilion refers to a virtual pavilion displayed on a web page. For example, a virtual exhibition hall can classify and display artworks according to sales information, or display classified artworks such as an advanced exhibition hall, an intermediate exhibition hall, and a general exhibition hall depending on their grades.

The investment information management unit 120 manages investment information on artworks from an investor. The investment information management unit 120 can collect a large number of investors in the cloud funding system and set an investment amount for the artwork. The investment information means information including the amount invested by each investor. The investment information management unit 120 may set the target investment amount for the artwork and allow the seller to pay for the artwork when the investment amount is deposited from the investor. Thereafter, the investment information management unit 120 may determine a predetermined dividend for each investment amount with respect to the final purchase amount and decide to deposit the money into each investor's account when the purchase of artwork is determined by the purchaser.

The purchase information management unit 130 receives and manages purchase information from the purchaser. The purchase information is information including a buyer's preference, usage, hobby, price, psychological state, interior, and the like. The purchase information management unit 130 classifies and manages these items according to purchase information of each purchaser. The purchase information is then used by the art matching unit 140 to match the seller's art with the buyer. The purchase information management unit 130 can generate a buyer's preference model by data mining the big data of the social network service of the buyer's account. The purchase information management unit 130 can transmit information on the artifacts close to the buyer's preference model to the buyer's account.

Also, the purchase information management unit 130 may acquire purchase information on the psychological state and the life pattern by acquiring the brain waves, voice signals, and behavior patterns of the purchaser through the purchaser's user terminal. In addition, the purchase information management unit 130 may receive the hospital diagnostic record input from the purchaser and obtain purchase information on whether the purchaser is psychologically or physically ill. If the wearer wears a wearable user terminal, it is also possible to acquire biological signals such as pulse, deep breath, etc. as purchase information.

The art matching unit 140 matches the sales information with the purchase information and matches the art with the buyer. The art matching unit 140 can match the best art based on the buyer's preference model. For example, if a buyer is pregnant or has a pregnant woman in the home, she can recommend her artwork based on a psychological stability preference model. In addition, if the buyer is an examinee or an examinee in the house, the artwork can be recommended based on a preference model for concentration. Also, if the buyer needs depression or psychotherapy, he can recommend the artwork based on the psychological treatment preference model.

In addition, the art matching unit 140 may provide an artwork image through the user terminal of the purchaser and may match the artwork using the reaction information. For example, when the purchaser uses a wearable user terminal, it is possible to determine whether the wearer matches or not based on the bio-signal of the purchaser who responds to the example art object. In addition, if the user terminal of the purchaser is equipped with a camera, it can determine whether the purchaser matches the psychological state according to the pupil change of the purchaser or not. The art matching unit 140 can determine whether or not to match using the information acquired from the purchaser's selection or the user's terminal of the purchaser. In this case, the matched artwork may be set to one or more.

The exhibition image generation unit 150 receives an image of a space for displaying the artwork from the buyer, and combines the images of the matched artwork to generate an exhibition image. The exhibition image is an image that is produced by virtually synthesizing artworks using images of actual art objects in the buyer 's house or an off - line place to be displayed. In this case, one or more images of the space for displaying the artworks from the purchaser can be preset.

In addition, the exhibition image generation unit 150 analyzes the space image input from the buyer to grasp a plurality of objects, converts the size of the artwork image using the distance information between the first object and the second object, . This is to set up an environment similar to when actual artwork is displayed in space. In addition, the display image can be provided in a plurality depending on the change of lighting according to day and night. In this case, the exhibition image generating unit 150 may set the optimal lighting position according to the artwork and display it as a virtual object in the exhibition image. This will guide non-experts in the exhibition to maximize their artistic work.

The identification code generating unit 160 generates an identification code for the artwork when the purchase amount exceeding the reference amount of the investment information for the artwork matched by the purchaser is determined. The identification code can be directly printed on the artwork or indirectly printed on the frame of the artwork or the like. For example, when the identification code is directly printed on the artwork, a photosensitive ink reactive with ultraviolet rays or infrared rays can be used. This is because it is impossible to confirm with the naked eye, but the identification code is obtained from the user terminal in the state in which the ultraviolet ray or the infrared ray is illuminated so that the authenticity of the artwork can be confirmed. The identification code may be formed of a number, a symbol, a character, or a one-dimensional, two-dimensional, or three-dimensional code. It is preferable that the identification code is formed by encrypting information on the seller and the buyer.

FIG. 3 is an exemplary view for explaining investment information managed through the art matching and brokerage management server using the virtual space according to FIG. 1. FIG.

Referring to FIG. 3, a reference amount for the evaluation and investment of an expert based on purchase information on an artwork may be set in the investment information. The standard amount refers to the amount including the desired price and the business commission fee for the seller to sell the artwork. The investor can check the expert's evaluation information on the artwork and the work activity information of the artist. In this case, the investor can invest in the artwork to receive the dividend, but it is also possible to directly purchase the artwork. For example, in the case of cloud funding, it is possible to set limits on the number of investors who can participate in the investment, and the amount of investment per capita. When an investment exceeding the reference amount set in the investment information is made from the investor, the predetermined sales amount can be transferred to the seller. Ownership of the artwork can then be set as investor sharing until a buyer is created.

4A and 4B are diagrams for explaining that an exhibition image is provided to a user terminal through an art matching and mediation management server using a virtual space according to FIG.

4A shows that the spatial image 400 is inputted from the buyer's user terminal 10 and FIG. 4B shows that the buyer's user terminal 10 displays the exhibition image 400 obtained by synthesizing the art image 403 in the spatial image 400. FIG. Lt; RTI ID = 0.0 > 404 < / RTI > Referring to FIG. 4A, when a spatial image 400 is input, a plurality of objects are searched. It is possible to specify an object by using the pixel value, but it is not limited to this, and it is also possible to manually select an object. For example, when the first object 401 and the second object 402 are identified on the spatial image 400, the distance information between the first object 401 and the second object 402 is input. The distance information can be input by the buyer directly. The buyer can input the distance information through the user terminal 10. [

Referring to FIG. 4B, an exhibition image 404, in which an artwork image 403 is combined with a spatial image 400 of FIG. 4A, is provided to the user terminal 10. FIG. The artwork image 403 is converted into an actual exhibition-time image corresponding to an object on the spatial image 400 and synthesized. In addition, a virtual object may be added to the display image 404. For example, an image of an interior article that can be displayed together with an artwork may be added to the exhibition image 404. If the buyer selects an image for the small object on the display image 404, the purchaser can be connected to a site where the small interior object can be purchased. It is not merely buying artwork, but recommending that the overall interior be tailored to the artwork. In addition, when lighting or wallpaper suitable for the artwork is to be constructed, contact information and estimates for the contractor can be provided together with the exhibition image (404).

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of forming an identification code on an artwork that has been determined to be purchased through an artwork matching and mediation management server using the virtual space according to FIG. 1. FIG.

Referring to FIG. 5, when a purchase decision on an artwork is determined, one or more identification codes 30 are formed on one side of the artwork 20. The identification code 30 is for authenticating the seller and the purchaser, and can be applied with a fluorescent material so that the artwork 20 is not damaged. The identification code 30 may use a photosensitive ink responsive to ultraviolet or infrared illumination. The identification code 30 can be regenerated and printed when the buyer resells the art object 20. [ It is preferable that the identification code 30 is encrypted and set to be identifiable only through the authentication application provided by the matching and brokerage management server of the artwork 20. [ Therefore, the authenticity of the art object 20 can be judged, and a trustworthiness can be given to the buyer.

Referring again to FIG. 2, the art matching and brokerage management server 100 using the virtual space according to the embodiment of the present invention may further include a transaction approval unit 170.

The transaction approval unit 170 transmits a credit card payment link to the user terminal of the purchaser, accesses the user terminal through the link, inputs the payment information, obtains the identification code formed in the artwork, and finally approves the transaction for the artwork . The transaction acceptance unit 170 is for confirming whether or not a corresponding artwork is provided to an actual purchaser for a transparent distribution transaction for the artwork. The transaction acceptance unit 170 may be connected to a payment server (not shown) such as an external credit card, an Internet banking, etc. to provide a URL link to a payment server via a message, e-mail, have. The purchaser accesses the link received through his / her user terminal and performs a primary authentication by making a credit card payment. Thereafter, the user terminal receives the identification code formed on the artwork, and if the identification code is recognized, the final authentication is completed and the transaction is approved.

6A to 6C are diagrams for explaining settlement approval with a purchaser through an art matching and brokerage management server using the virtual space according to FIG. 1 according to FIG.

Referring to FIG. 6A, link information for payment is transmitted in the form of a message to the user terminal 10 of the purchaser. In this case, payment information may be transmitted to the user terminal 10 together. Then, as shown in FIG. 6B, the user accesses the payment system through the link and inputs payment information. Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 6C, the user terminal 10 is requested to input the identification code 30 in the artwork. In this case, when the identification code 30 is acquired at the user terminal 10, transaction approval is completed. As a result, it is possible to minimize illegal transactions such as the purchase of an art object.

Referring again to FIG. 2, the art matching and brokerage management server 100 using the virtual space according to the embodiment of the present invention may further include a point management unit 180.

The point management unit 180 transmits predetermined advertisement contents when the user terminal of the third party acquires the identification code formed on the artwork. In this case, the advertisement contents may be advertisements for other artworks of the artist in relation to the artworks, or advertisements for interior accessories. A third party can obtain the identification code by viewing the actual artwork in the offline space where the artwork is displayed.

In addition, the point management unit 180 determines whether the advertisement content provided to the user terminal of the third party is executed for a preset time or a predetermined number of identification areas in the advertisement content is selected. This is for judging whether or not a third party is actually executing the advertisement content, and forms an identification area overlapped or popped up on the advertisement content to determine whether or not to select the advertisement content.

In addition, when the advertisement contents are effectively executed by the user terminal of the third party, the point management unit 180 provides a predetermined point to the account of the artifact buyer and the user who executed the advertisement contents. Accordingly, the buyer of the artwork can acquire the points while using his or her artwork as an attraction for advertisement. These points may be exchanged for cash.

In addition, the point management unit 180 may map the positions of a plurality of artifacts on which an identification code is formed to a virtual map, and provide the map to the user terminal. In this case, secondary contents can be additionally provided by acquiring the identification codes of a plurality of artworks. The secondary content includes contents such as games, music, and images including advertisements. In other words, secondary contents are provided by accumulating and obtaining identification codes of a plurality of artworks, and points are assigned differentially as secondary contents are executed. For example, a piece of art that is far from the current position of the user terminal may be set higher than a point of a relatively close art piece. As a result, various users can be attracted when exhibiting artworks at home or at government offices.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, Therefore, the present invention should be construed as a description of the claims which are intended to cover obvious variations that can be derived from the described embodiments.

10: User terminal
20: Artwork
30: Identification code
100: management server
110: Sales information manager
120: Investment Information Management Department
130: Purchasing information manager
140: Art Matching Department
150: an exhibition image generating unit
160: Identification code generation unit
170: Transaction Approval Department
180: Point management section
400: Space image
401: first object
402: second object
403: Artwork image
404: Exhibition image

Claims (5)

A sales information management unit for receiving sales information on the artworks from the seller and displaying the sales information on the virtual exhibition hall;
An investment information management unit for managing investment information on the artworks from an investor;
A purchase information management unit for receiving and managing purchase information from a purchaser;
An art matching unit for matching the sales information with the purchase information to match the art to the purchaser;
An exhibition image generation unit for receiving an image of a space to display the artworks from the buyer and combining the images of the artworks to generate an exhibition image; And
And an identification code generator for generating an identification code for the artwork when a purchase amount exceeding a reference amount of the investment information for the artwork matched by the purchaser is determined. The method according to claim 1,
The exhibition image generating unit may include:
Extracting a first object and a second object from a space for displaying the artwork using the exhibition image, converting the image of the artwork according to the proportion of the distance between the first object and the second object, Art matching and mediation management server using virtual space to generate. The method according to claim 1,
Further comprising a transaction approval unit for transferring a credit card payment link to the user terminal of the purchaser, accessing the user terminal through the link, inputting payment information, and finally approving a transaction for the artifact when acquiring the identification code Art matching and mediation management server using virtual space. The method according to claim 1,
And a point management unit for receiving preset advertisement contents and accumulating predetermined points in the user account of the purchaser when a third party user terminal acquires the identification code formed on the artwork, Management server. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the identification code is a virtual space printed on one side of the artwork with a photosensitive ink responsive to ultraviolet rays or infrared rays.

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