KR20220036535A - Baggage delivery method including baggage check-out - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a luggage delivery method including luggage checkout, which can provide a user with a luggage-free travel while getting out of the concept that a user must carry luggage, which has been taken for granted in a travel by a conventional airline. In the method, a start point and an end point of a trip can be set to a destination airport, not a destination, so that a user can move the time of the start and end of the trip forward, and can be more freely to plan the movement related to the start and end of the trip.

Description

Baggage delivery method including baggage check-out}

The present invention relates to a luggage delivery method for delivering a user's luggage from an airport of a destination to a destination (accommodation or home) of the user. Specifically, the present invention relates to a luggage delivery method in which a delivery person checks out a user's luggage checked in at an airport of a departure point and delivers the checked out luggage to a user's destination.

The content described in this section merely provides background information for the present embodiment and does not constitute the prior art.

1 is an exemplary diagram illustrating major points of travel using an airplane. Referring to FIG. 1 , a user traveling using an airplane (air) passes through four points: a departure point (home), a departure airport, an arrival airport, and a destination (accommodation). Here, the user passes through four points along with the luggage (baggage) required for the trip, and after storing the luggage at the destination, the full-fledged travel begins.

According to these conventional travel customs, the starting point of the trip becomes the destination (accommodation), and the start point of the trip is also after the luggage is stored at the destination (accommodation), so the start time of the trip is delayed, and the travel flow is also the destination ( There was a restriction in planning based on the accommodation). These restrictions also occur in the process of returning from a trip. That is, the end point of the trip becomes the destination (home), and the schedule for the day is determined based on the destination (home).

Here, if the start point and the end point of the trip are set to the destination airport, not the destination, the user can pull the start and end points of the trip, and it is more free to plan the movement route related to the start and end of the trip. will lose

That is, there is a demand for a luggage delivery method including a luggage check-out that can provide a user with a luggage-free trip away from the concept that a user must move luggage, which has been taken for granted in a conventional airline travel.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a baggage delivery method including baggage check-out that can provide a user with a baggage-free trip by departing from the concept that a user must move baggage, which has been taken for granted in a conventional air travel.

In addition, an object of the present invention is to set the start point and the end point of the trip to the destination airport, not the destination, so that the user can pull the start and end of the trip, and plan the movement related to the start and end of the trip What we do is provide a more free way to deliver luggage.

The objects of the present invention are not limited to the above-mentioned objects, and other objects and advantages of the present invention not mentioned may be understood by the following description, and will be more clearly understood by the examples of the present invention. It will also be readily apparent that the objects and advantages of the present invention may be realized by the means and combinations thereof indicated in the appended claims.

A baggage delivery method including baggage checkout according to an embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above technical problem is a baggage delivery method performed in a server linked to a user terminal and a delivery terminal, and receives a baggage delivery request from the user terminal a step of, wherein the baggage delivery request includes information related to delivery of the user's baggage from the destination airport to the destination; requesting check-in information related to checking in the user's luggage at the departure airport to the user terminal; Receiving the check-in information from the user terminal, wherein the check-in information is at least one of a tag image photographing a tag issued when the user's baggage is checked in at a departure airport and an image photographing the user's baggage to which the tag is attached. comprising one; transmitting the baggage delivery request and the check-in information to the delivery terminal, and requesting collection information for the user's baggage; receiving the collection information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal, and processing the received collection information, wherein the collection information is the user's luggage after checking out the luggage at the destination airport including at least one photographed image; and receiving delivery completion information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal and processing the received delivery completion information, wherein the delivery completion information includes at least one image of the user's luggage at the destination. comprising the steps of

A computer program according to an embodiment of the present invention is stored in a medium in combination with hardware to execute the baggage delivery method including the baggage checkout.

A server according to an embodiment of the present invention is a server configured to provide a luggage delivery service in connection with a user terminal and a deliverer terminal, wherein the server is: Communication configured to be able to communicate with the user terminal and the deliverer terminal through a communication network module; and a baggage delivery management module configured to provide a baggage delivery service to the user by processing the baggage delivery request provided from the user terminal, wherein the baggage delivery request includes information related to delivery of the user's baggage from the destination airport to the destination, , the luggage delivery management module is configured to: open a luggage delivery tracking corresponding to the luggage delivery request, register information included in the luggage delivery request in the luggage delivery tracking, and store the user's luggage at the departure airport in the user terminal Request the provision of check-in information related to checking in baggage, and check at least one of a tag image photographed with a tag issued when the user's baggage is checked in at the departure airport, and an image photographed with the user's baggage to which the tag is attached. to receive from the user terminal, register the received check-in information in the baggage delivery tracking, transmit the baggage delivery request and the check-in information to the delivery terminal, and request collection information for the user's baggage, , Receives collection information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal, and processes the received collection information, wherein the collection information is the user's luggage after checking out the luggage at the destination airport and at least one image, receiving the delivery completion information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal, and processing the received delivery completion information, wherein the delivery completion information is taken from the user's luggage at the destination contains at least one image.

The baggage delivery method including baggage check-out of the present invention can provide a user with a baggage-free travel, deviating from the concept that the user must move baggage, which has been taken for granted in the conventional air travel.

In addition, the start point and end point of the trip can be set to the destination airport, not the destination, so the user can pull the time of the start and end of the trip, and it will be more free to plan the route related to the start and end of the trip. be able to

The specific effects of the present invention in addition to the above will be described together while explaining the specific details for carrying out the invention below.

1 is an exemplary diagram illustrating major points of travel using an airplane.
2 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a luggage delivery system including luggage checkout according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is an exemplary diagram illustrating a schematic operation process of a baggage delivery system including baggage check-out according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a flowchart of a baggage delivery method including baggage check-out according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a diagram illustrating a process of a baggage delivery method performed between each component of the baggage delivery system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 to 7 are exemplary views of a screen for writing main items included in a luggage delivery request.
8 is an exemplary diagram of a guide message provided to a user terminal in response to a received baggage delivery request.
9 is an exemplary diagram of a luggage delivery tracking screen opened in response to a luggage delivery request.
10 is an exemplary view of a luggage delivery tracking screen in which check-in information is registered.
11 is an exemplary diagram of a luggage delivery tracking screen in which collection information is registered.
12 is an example of a guide message provided to a user terminal in response to collection information.
13 is an exemplary diagram of a baggage delivery tracking screen in which collection abnormality information is registered.
14 is an exemplary view of a luggage delivery tracking screen in which delivery completion information is registered.
15 is an example of a guide message provided to a user terminal in response to delivery completion information.
16 is an example of an operation screen of a baggage delivery system provided to a delivery terminal.
17 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a server according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Advantages and features of the present invention and methods of achieving them will become apparent with reference to the embodiments described below in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, but will be implemented in a variety of different forms, and only these embodiments allow the disclosure of the present invention to be complete, and common knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention belongs It is provided to fully inform the possessor of the scope of the invention, and the present invention is only defined by the scope of the claims. Like reference numerals refer to like elements throughout.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms (including technical and scientific terms) used herein may be used with the meaning commonly understood by those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs. In addition, terms defined in a commonly used dictionary are not to be interpreted ideally or excessively unless specifically defined explicitly.

In addition, in implementing the present invention, components may be subdivided for convenience of description, but these components may be implemented in one device or module, or one component may include a plurality of devices or modules. It may be implemented by being divided into .

In addition, each configuration, process, process or method included in each embodiment of the present invention may be shared within a range that does not technically contradict each other.

Hereinafter, it is possible to provide a user with a luggage-free trip by departing from the concept that the user has to move luggage, which has been taken for granted in travel using conventional airlines, and sets the start point and the end point of the trip to the destination, not the destination. Let's take a closer look at how to deliver luggage, including baggage checkout, which can be set to an airport, allowing users to pull the timing of the start and end of a trip, and more freedom in planning the route related to the start and end of a trip. do.

2 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a luggage delivery system including luggage checkout according to an embodiment of the present invention. 3 is an exemplary diagram illustrating a schematic operation process of a baggage delivery system including baggage check-out according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2 , the system 10 in which the luggage delivery method according to an embodiment of the present invention is performed includes a server 100 , a user terminal 110 , a deliverer terminal 120 , and an aviation data server 130 . include

The server 100 is associated with the user terminal 110 and the delivery terminal 120, respectively, and becomes a subject of performing the luggage delivery method according to an embodiment of the present invention. The server 100 is a computer system that provides information or services to the user terminal 110 or the delivery terminal 120 through a communication network, and may refer to a computer program or device. In addition, the server 100 may be configured to exchange data with the aviation data server 130 through a communication network. Here, the communication network server 100 provides a connection path through which the user terminal 110, the delivery terminal 120, and the flight data server 130 can transmit and receive data after connecting to each other. The network is, for example, a wired network such as LANs (Local Area Networks), WANs (Wide Area Networks), MANs (Metropolitan Area Networks), and ISDNs (Integrated Service Digital Networks), or wireless networks such as wireless LANs, CDMA, Bluetooth, and satellite communication. may be covered, but the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto.

The server 100 may connect a user who needs support for a service for delivering a user's luggage with a delivery person who delivers the corresponding luggage on behalf of the user, and may support delivery of the user's luggage by the delivery person. The user terminal 110 corresponds to a terminal of a user using the luggage delivery service environment provided by the server 100 , and the delivery terminal 120 delivers luggage to the user through the luggage delivery service environment provided by the server 100 . It corresponds to the terminal of the delivery company that provides the service.

Here, the user may be a subject that starts a travel through the airplane or ends the travel through the airplane. As shown in FIG. 3 , the user may directly move with his/her luggage from the departure point to the departure airport, and may proceed with baggage check-in so that the luggage is moved from the departure airport to the destination airport. Also, the user may transmit a baggage delivery service request to the server 100 before baggage check-in.

In the present specification, baggage check-in means that the user's baggage is checked in the plane used by the user at the departure airport.

In addition, in the present specification, baggage checkout means collecting checked baggage from among baggage discharged from an airplane used by a user at a destination airport.

Here, the origin and destination correspond to the same country, and the plane may be a domestic plane, but is not limited thereto. The origin and destination correspond to different countries, and the plane may be an international plane.

In the present invention, the deliverer is requested by the server 100 for baggage checkout and delivery service for the user's baggage. The user directly performs baggage check-in, but does not directly perform baggage check-out at the destination airport. The deliverer may check out the baggage on behalf of the user, and may provide the user with a service of delivering the collected user's baggage to a destination. A deliverer may mean an entity having access to the baggage claim area where baggage is discharged from the airplane at the destination airport. The delivery person may be a subject who has been granted the right to access the baggage claim area through the arrival hall of the destination airport, which is not permitted to the general public, from the operating entity of the destination airport. Here, the deliverer does not mean a single subject, but may mean a group composed of a plurality of different subjects. For example, the delivery person may be composed of a collector who has the above-mentioned collection authority and a delivery driver who professionally delivers the collected baggage. A delivery driver may receive the user's baggage collected by the collector, and may deliver the delivered user's baggage to a delivery destination, and may be defined as a delivery person including the collector and delivery driver.

The deliverer may collect the user's baggage on behalf of the user and deliver the user's baggage from the destination airport to the destination (home or hotel). Accordingly, the user can start or end travel bagless from the destination airport in a state free from luggage.

The server 100 may provide an application environment or a web environment implemented to provide the above-described luggage delivery service.

In an embodiment, the service provided by the server 100 may be provided through an application installed in the user terminal 110 and the delivery terminal 120 . Here, the application means an application program, and may include, for example, an application executed in a mobile terminal (smart phone).

In addition, in another embodiment, the server 100 may send and receive data to and from the user terminal 110 and the delivery terminal 120 in a data transmission method through a web document. In this case, the web document refers to any data that is transmitted through a web site having a predetermined network address without limiting its type or format, and provided so that it can be viewed and/or modified. In this case, the server 100 may be a web server that provides a web page having a predetermined Uniform Resource Locator (URL), and in the user terminal 110 and the distributor terminal 120 , a web browser (web) The service provided by the server 100 can be used by accessing the corresponding web page using a browser). The format of the web document may be a format based on Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML), Extensible Markup Language (XML), JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), or another language, but is not limited to a specific format.

The user and the deliverer may use the service provided by the server 100 by accessing the application or web environment through the user terminal 110 and the delivery terminal 120 . That is, the user may use a service for receiving luggage delivery through the application or web environment, and the deliverer may provide a service for providing luggage delivery through the application or web environment.

The user terminal 110 and the delivery terminal 120 may refer to various electronic devices such as a personal computer (PC), a notebook computer, a tablet, a mobile phone, a smart phone, and a wearable device (eg, a watch-type terminal). In addition, the user terminal 110 and the delivery terminal 120 are an input unit (not shown) for receiving a user's input, a display unit for displaying a service environment (not shown), and a communication unit for transmitting and receiving signals with the outside (not shown) City) and processing data, and controlling each unit inside the user terminal 110 and the delivery terminal 120, and may include a control unit (not shown) for controlling data transmission/reception between the units.

The aviation data server 130 corresponds to a public server that provides public data, specifically, public data related to aviation as an open data source. The server 100 may utilize flight information provided from the flight data server 130 .

Hereinafter, a luggage delivery method according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 4 to 16 .

4 is a flowchart of a baggage delivery method including baggage check-out according to an embodiment of the present invention. 5 is a diagram illustrating a process of a baggage delivery method performed between each component of the baggage delivery system according to an embodiment of the present invention. 6 to 7 are exemplary views of a screen for writing main items included in a luggage delivery request. 8 is an exemplary diagram of a guide message provided to a user terminal in response to a received baggage delivery request. 9 is an exemplary diagram of a luggage delivery tracking screen opened in response to a luggage delivery request. 10 is an exemplary view of a luggage delivery tracking screen in which check-in information is registered. 11 is an exemplary diagram of a luggage delivery tracking screen in which collection information is registered. 12 is an example of a guide message provided to a user terminal in response to collection information. 13 is an exemplary diagram of a baggage delivery tracking screen in which collection abnormality information is registered. 14 is an exemplary view of a luggage delivery tracking screen in which delivery completion information is registered. 15 is an example of a guide message provided to a user terminal in response to delivery completion information. 16 is an example of an operation screen of a luggage delivery system provided to a delivery terminal.

First, the baggage delivery method according to an embodiment of the present invention is a method of supporting the baggage delivery service between the user terminal 110 and the deliverer terminal 120, and the server 100 may be the subject. there is.

Specifically, the luggage delivery method according to this embodiment includes the steps of receiving a luggage delivery request from the user terminal 110 (S100); requesting check-in information related to checking in the user's luggage at the departure airport to the user terminal 110 (S110); Receiving the check-in information from the user terminal (S120); transmitting the baggage delivery request and the check-in information to the delivery terminal 120, and requesting collection information for the user's baggage (S130); processing the collection information for the user's luggage received from the delivery terminal 120 (S140); and processing the delivery completion information for the user's luggage received from the delivery terminal 120 (S150).

First, a luggage delivery request is received from the user terminal 110 (S100).

A user may request a luggage delivery service from the server 100 by using the user terminal 110 . The user may be in a state in which access is approved by inputting an ID and password into the service environment provided by the server 100 through an app or web environment installed in the user terminal 110 . The user may be in a pre-subscribed state by providing user information to the service environment provided by the server 100 , and may transmit a luggage delivery request to the server 100 through the service environment.

Here, the baggage delivery request corresponds to information related to delivery of the user's baggage from the destination airport to the destination. Information constituting the baggage delivery request may be generated through the service screen shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 .

The user may input the information on the service screen provided through the user terminal 110 , and a luggage delivery request including the input information may be transmitted from the user terminal 110 to the server 100 . However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the information related to the baggage delivery request is retrieved from the flight data server 130 based on information input from the user by the input means of the user terminal 110 and matched information is obtained from the flight data server. It may be provided and generated from 130 . The baggage delivery request is searched for in the aviation data server 130 based on the first information input from the user by the input means of the user terminal 110 and the inputted first information, and the matched information is obtained from the aviation data server 130 It may include second information provided from

Illustratively, the baggage delivery request includes at least user information 101 , departure date 102 , departure airport information 103 , the destination airport information 104 , flight information 105 , destination information 106 and luggage information. (107), some of which may correspond to the first information and the remainder may correspond to the second information.

The user information 101 may include the user's name, mobile phone number, and e-mail address. The departure date 102 refers to the departure date of the aircraft used by the user. The departure airport 103 may indicate an airport from which an aircraft used by the user departs, and the arrival airport 104 may indicate an airport where an aircraft used by the user arrives. For example, the user may be in a state of planning a trip from Gimpo Airport to Jeju Airport on Aug. 5, 2020, and may input the corresponding information. Flight information 105 may include flight, airline, departure time and arrival time.

The destination information 106 means information on the destination (lodging or home) of the user. Based on the destination information 106 , the deliverer may deliver the user's luggage. The destination information 106 may be directly input by the user, but is not limited thereto. For example, if the type (hotel) of the destination 106 is first selected, a configuration for inputting destination information based on the hotel may be provided. That is, a search may be performed based on a hotel name, and a destination may be specified as the searched hotel. In addition, the destination information 106 may include additional information related to the destination. For example, additional information such as a storage location of the destination, a subject to request storage, etc. may be further described in the destination information 106 .

The baggage information 107 refers to information related to the baggage that the user entrusts with delivery, that is, the baggage to be delivered by the deliverer. Since the deliverer must collect the user's baggage based on the baggage information 107 , the more information related to the user's baggage, the less likely it is that the delivery will be erroneously performed. Here, the luggage information 107 may include at least a luggage size and a luggage photo (baggage image). The luggage photo may be an image captured to show the characteristics of the user's luggage. The luggage photo may be an image of the user's luggage at different locations.

The service environment for generating a luggage delivery request according to the present embodiment may further provide an example (TIP) screen 108 for taking a picture of the luggage to assist the user in generating a luggage image. In addition, the service environment may request the user for the baggage consignment receipt agreement 109 in which the delivery person agrees to pick up the baggage on behalf of the user at the destination airport. That is, the baggage delivery request provided from the user terminal 110 may include consent to the baggage consignment receipt.

Here, the flight information 105 corresponds to the most necessary information to check out the user's luggage. In response to the arrival time included in the flight information 105 , collection of the user's luggage of the deliverer may be performed. Accordingly, some information of the flight information 105 does not depend on a user's input, and may correspond to information and second information matched through a search in the flight data server 130 based on the entered flight and departure date. there is. If the user clicks the search button while inputting at least the departure date and flight, whether flight information corresponding to the departure date and flight exists may be searched for in the flight data server 130 . The flight data server 130 may be a public server that provides public data, and may provide flight information operated on a specific date to the server 100 . For example, flight information 105 corresponding to the departure date (2020-08-05) and flight (KE1203) input by the user is retrieved from the flight data server 130 , and the matching information is sent to the server 100 . may be transmitted, and may be displayed on the corresponding service screen.

These, user information 101, departure date 102, departure airport information 103, the destination airport information 104, flight information 105, destination information 106, baggage information 107, and baggage consignment receipt As the consent 109 is inputted and transmitted to the server 100 , the user's luggage delivery request may be transmitted to the server 100 . Also, after input of information related to the luggage delivery request, a payment screen for the progress of the luggage delivery service may be provided to the user, and the user pays a predetermined cost.

This step (S100) may further include, by the server 100, establishing a luggage delivery tracking corresponding to the luggage delivery request, and registering information included in the luggage delivery request in the luggage delivery tracking. . The server 100 may establish a luggage delivery tracking corresponding to the provided luggage delivery request, and register information related to the luggage delivery request in the luggage delivery tracking. Here, the luggage delivery tracking refers to a service screen that can check the progress of the luggage delivery request requested by the user. A state change as the steps of the luggage delivery method to be described later progress may be registered and automatically reflected in the luggage delivery tracking. Referring to FIG. 9 , it can be seen that luggage delivery tracking has been opened in response to a luggage delivery request. Through the luggage delivery tracking, not only the current status of luggage delivery, but also information necessary for the luggage delivery method may be uploaded. That is, the checked-in baggage image and baggage tag may be uploaded through baggage delivery tracking. It can be confirmed through luggage delivery tracking that the current status of the luggage delivery service initiated according to the luggage delivery request is in the check-in waiting state (Drop-Off).

The server 110 according to an embodiment of the present invention may be configured to directly manage a plurality of deliverers and perform a function of requesting luggage delivery from the plurality of deliverers. That is, this step ( S100 ) may further include, by the server 100 , designating a delivery person to deliver the user's luggage in response to the luggage delivery request.

The server 100 may determine a deliverer to deliver the user's baggage based on the baggage delivery request from among a plurality of affiliated deliverers. Specifically, a delivery company to deliver the user's luggage may be determined based on the destination airport information 104 and the flight information 105 included in the luggage delivery request. For example, the server 100 may select a delivery person who can collect the user's luggage arriving at the arrival time (2020-08-05, 08:30:00) at the destination airport (Jeju Airport), and is designated as the delivery person. The baggage delivery request information may be transmitted to the delivery terminal 120 .

The server 100 may grant the delivery person the right to inquire the information registered in the luggage delivery tracking and the right to register the information in the luggage delivery tracking. In other words, the user and the designated deliverer, who are parties involved in the baggage delivery service, can check and share the current progress through baggage delivery tracking. In addition, the server 100 registers information related to the designated deliverer (such as contact information of the deliverer terminal) in the luggage delivery tracking, so that the user can grasp information related to the deliverer.

Also, in some embodiments, the server 100 may directly manage a plurality of deliverers and may not request baggage delivery. That is, the server 100 may be affiliated with a deliverer server (not shown) configured to manage a plurality of deliverers and perform a function of requesting luggage delivery from a plurality of deliverers, and an affiliated deliverer server (not shown). City) to deliver luggage delivery request information. The server 110 transmits the baggage delivery request information to the deliverer terminal 120 through the deliverer server (not shown), and the deliverer server (not shown) may designate a delivery person to perform delivery. Data exchange between the deliverer terminal 120 and the server 100 in the steps to be described below may also be performed through a deliverer server (not shown).

In addition, in some embodiments, the delivery person may be divided into a collector who is a subject having the above-mentioned collection authority and a delivery driver who specializes in delivery. That is, the baggage check-out of the user's baggage is performed, the checked-out baggage is delivered to the delivery driver, and the delivery can proceed. Here, the server 110 may determine each of a collector and a delivery driver. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and a collector may be determined by the server 110 and a delivery driver may be determined by the collector.

Next, the user terminal 110 requests check-in information related to checking in the user's luggage at the departure airport (S110).

The server 100 may request delivery of check-in information to the user terminal 110 . The server 100 may request the user terminal 110 to transmit check-in information from a departure time to a predetermined time before. Here, the check-in information may be information related to checking in the user's luggage at the departure airport. The check-in information corresponds to information indicating that the user has entrusted the user's luggage to the airline at the departure airport. That is, the check-in information may include at least one of a tag corresponding to information for identifying checked baggage during baggage check-in and a user's baggage image obtained by photographing a state in which the tag is attached to the checked-in user's baggage. As shown in FIG. 9 , the luggage delivery tracking site may provide a service environment in which at least one of the tagged image and the tagged image of the user's luggage can be uploaded, and the provision of such check-in information to the user A request may be made to the terminal 110 .

This step (S110) includes the steps of requesting the user terminal (S110) to provide the check-in information before a predetermined time from the departure time; and determining whether the check-in information is received from the user terminal (S110) before a predetermined time from the departure time. If the check-in information is not received before a predetermined time from the departure time, the user's luggage canceling the request.

When check-in information is not input by a predetermined time from the departure time (eg, one hour before the departure time), the server 100 may cancel the user's luggage delivery request and the designation of the delivery person. That is, the steps to be described below may not be performed.

Next, check-in information is received from the user terminal 110 (S120).

The user may move to the departure airport with the user's luggage, check in the user's luggage, and check the luggage while issuing a ticket. The user will receive a tag corresponding to information identifying the checked baggage when checking in the baggage. A user may create a tag image by photographing the tag. In addition, the user may create a luggage image of the user by photographing a state in which the tag is attached to the checked luggage of the user. At least one of the tag image and the image of the tagged user's luggage may be included in the check-in information.

The user may provide, as check-in information, at least one of a tag image and an image of a tagged user's luggage to the server 100 . For example, the user may register at least one of the tag image and the image of the user's luggage with the tag attached to the luggage picture included as the luggage information 107 on the service screen for inputting the luggage delivery request, As the check-in completion button is clicked along with the registration of , check-in information may be transmitted to the server 100 . In addition, at least one of a tag image and an image of a user's luggage to which the tag is attached may be uploaded through the service environment provided by the luggage delivery tracking. After providing check-in information, the user boards the plane.

The server 100 may change the progress of the delivery service to a check-in completion state and a tag provided state (Baggage Tag) based on the check-in information provided from the user terminal 110 .

The server 100 may register the check-in information and the time at which the check-in information is provided in the luggage delivery tracking, and record the status change in the luggage delivery tracking.

The status of the luggage delivery service may be transmitted to the user and the delivery person through luggage delivery tracking. 10 illustrates a state in which check-in information is registered in the luggage delivery service. Referring to FIG. 10 , it can be confirmed through luggage delivery tracking that the image of the tagged user's luggage is more registered compared to FIG. there is.

Next, the delivery terminal 120 requests the collection information for the user's luggage (S130).

The server 110 requests collection information for the user's luggage. That is, the server 110 may request the delivery service terminal 120 for information on the collection of the user's luggage and the collected user's luggage in response to the delivery service progressing to the check-in completion state. The server 110 may provide check-in information to the delivery terminal 120 and may request collection of the baggage based on the check-in information. The deliverer may collect the user's baggage at the destination airport based on check-in information provided to the deliverer terminal 120 and/or information registered in baggage delivery tracking, and may generate collection information for the collected user's baggage. .

Next, the collection information for the user's luggage received from the delivery terminal 120 is processed (S140).

The user's baggage has arrived at the destination airport, and the deliverer may check out the user's baggage at the destination airport. The shipper may perform baggage checkout on behalf of the user. That is, the user moves toward a destination other than the destination without performing baggage check-out. The delivery person may have the right to access the baggage claim area where the baggage is discharged from the plane at the destination airport, and the operator of the destination airport may have the right to access the baggage claim area through the arrival hall of the destination airport, which is not permitted to the general public. It may be a subject granted by

The deliverer may collect the user's luggage on behalf of the user and generate collection information. Here, the collection information may include at least one image obtained by photographing the user's baggage after checking out the user's baggage at the destination airport. For example, the deliverer may generate an image of the collected user's baggage by photographing the collected user's baggage through the deliverer terminal 120 . In addition, the collection information may include at least one image in which the baggage claim area of the destination airport and the collected user's baggage are photographed together. That is, the collection information may be generated so that all information indicating that the user's luggage has been collected at the destination airport is included. The deliverer may provide the generated user's baggage image as collection information to the server 100 through the delivery service environment provided through the deliverer terminal 120 , and may deliver the collection completion fact to the server 100 . there is. Here, when the deliverer is divided into a collector and a delivery driver, the above-described steps may be performed by the collector.

The server 100 may change the progress of the delivery service to a pickup state (Pick-up) state based on the collection information provided from the deliverer terminal 120 . The server 100 may register the collection information and the time at which the collection information is provided in the luggage delivery tracking, and record the status change in the luggage delivery tracking. 11 shows an exemplary screen of baggage delivery tracking in which collection information is registered. Referring to FIG. 11 , an image of the user's luggage collected by the delivery person may be registered in the luggage delivery tracking, and the user may check the corresponding image through the luggage delivery tracking. The server 100 may provide a collection information reception guide message as shown in FIG. 12 to the user terminal 110 in response to the collection information received from the delivery terminal 120 .

After delivering the collection information to the server 100 , the deliverer may immediately start delivering the collected user's luggage to the destination, but is not limited thereto. After the user's confirmation through the server 100 or the user terminal 110, delivery may start. That is, it can be prevented through a process described later that the deliverer misdelivers another user's luggage.

In some embodiments, the collection information reception guide message provided to the user terminal 110 may include a request for confirmation of the collection information. When the server 100 transmits the message to the user terminal 110, it is not a simple notification, but may include a confirmation request for the user's confirmation, and when the user's confirmation is provided through the user terminal 110, collection Delivery of the user's luggage may proceed. Users can access baggage delivery tracking by following the link included in the collection information reception guide message, and check the status of their baggage through collection information (collected baggage image). When it is determined that the baggage has been normally collected, the user may request the server 100 to proceed with the delivery of the baggage. When the confirmation of the collection information from the user terminal 110 is completed, the server 100 may request delivery of the user's luggage collected to the delivery terminal 120 . This step (S140) includes the steps of transmitting the collection information to the user terminal, requesting confirmation of the collection information; receiving a user confirmation from the user terminal; and requesting delivery completion information on the user's luggage to the delivery terminal in response to the received user confirmation.

In some embodiments, the collection information provided through the deliverer terminal 120 may include a tag image obtained by photographing a tag attached to the user's bag. The delivery person may create a tag image by separately photographing only the tag attached to the bag, and may provide the generated tag image as collection information. The server 100 may compare the tag image included in the check-in information provided from the user terminal 110 with the tag image included in the collection information provided from the delivery terminal 120 to determine whether they are the same. When it is determined that the tag image included in the check-in information and the tag image included in the collection information are the same tag image, the server 100 may request delivery completion information from the delivery terminal 120 . That is, you can request to proceed with the delivery.

In some embodiments, when damage is found in the user's luggage when the delivery information is generated, the delivery company may transmit the collection abnormality information to the server 100 . The delivery person may generate information about collection abnormality by photographing the baggage image so that the damaged part of the baggage is emphasized. The delivery company may provide the information about the collection abnormality to the server 100 to deliver the fact that the user's luggage is damaged. The server 100 may register the fact that the user's luggage is damaged in response to the provided information about collection abnormality in luggage delivery tracking as shown in FIG. 13 . In addition, the server 100 transmits the fact that the user's luggage is damaged to the user terminal 110 as a message, so that the user can take quick action.

Next, the delivery completion information for the user's luggage received from the delivery terminal is processed (S150).

The delivery person who normally collects the user's baggage will deliver the user's baggage to the destination. The deliverer may generate delivery completion information through the deliverer terminal 120 and provide the generated delivery completion information to the server 100 . The delivery completion information may include at least one image of the user's luggage at the destination. Here, the delivery completion information includes at least one image of the user's luggage at the storage location requested by the user at the destination, or at least one image of the user's luggage with a specific object requested to be stored at the destination. can The deliverer may provide the created user's baggage image as delivery completion information to the server 100 through the delivery service environment provided through the delivery terminal 120 , and deliver the delivery completion fact to the server 100 . can Here, when the delivery person is divided into a collector and a delivery driver, the above-described step may be performed by a delivery driver who has received the user's luggage from the collector.

The server 100 may change the progress of the delivery service to Arrived based on the delivery completion information provided from the delivery terminal 120 . The server 100 may register the delivery completion information and the time at which the delivery completion information is provided in the luggage delivery tracking, and record the status change in the luggage delivery tracking. 14 shows an exemplary screen of luggage delivery tracking in which delivery completion information is registered. Referring to FIG. 14 , an image of a user's luggage delivered by the delivery company may be registered in the luggage delivery tracking, and the user may check the image through the luggage delivery tracking screen. The server 100 may provide a delivery completion guide message to the user terminal 110 in response to delivery completion information as shown in FIG. 15 . In addition, the server 100 may transmit the delivery completion information (the delivered user's luggage image) delivered from the delivery terminal 120 to the user terminal 110 .

The service operation screen of the deliverer terminal 120 may be provided as shown in FIG. 16 . Referring to FIG. 16 , the status of the delivery service entrusted to the deliverer may be provided through the deliverer terminal 120 . You can check the list of baggage that needs to be delivered for a specific date, and the current status of each baggage (collected [PICK_UP], checked-in completed [BAGGAGE TAG], waiting for check-in [DROP_OFF], delivery completed [ARRIVED]) and delivery service You can check the status. When the delivery person selects the status of each baggage, it may be connected to a baggage delivery tracking screen.

The baggage delivery method including baggage check-out according to an embodiment of the present invention can provide a user with a baggage-free travel, deviating from the concept in which the user must move baggage, which has been taken for granted in the conventional air travel. In addition, the start point and end point of the trip can be set to the destination airport, not the destination, so the user can pull the time of the start and end of the trip, and it will be more free to plan the route related to the start and end of the trip. be able to

The operation of the baggage delivery method including baggage checkout according to the above-described embodiments may be implemented at least partially as a computer program and recorded in a computer-readable recording medium. A program for implementing an operation by a luggage delivery method including baggage checkout according to embodiments is recorded and a computer-readable recording medium includes all types of recording devices in which computer-readable data is stored. . Examples of the computer-readable recording medium include a flash memory type, a hard disk type, a multimedia card micro type, and a card type memory (eg SD or XD). memory, etc.), RAM, and ROM. In addition, the computer-readable recording medium may be distributed in network-connected computer systems, and the computer-readable code may be stored and executed in a distributed manner. In addition, functional programs, codes, and code segments for implementing the present embodiment may be easily understood by those skilled in the art to which the present embodiment belongs. The computer program is composed of a set of instructions that can be executed by the above-described computer, and the name may be different depending on the type of the computer. For example, when the form of the computer is a smart phone, the computer program may be referred to as an app.

Hereinafter, the configuration of the server 100 according to another embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail.

17 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a server according to another embodiment of the present invention. The server 100 may be a subject performing the above-described baggage delivery method including baggage checkout, and for description of the detailed configuration, reference may be made to FIGS. 1 to 10 and related descriptions.

Referring to FIG. 17 , the server 100 includes a communication module 1010 , a luggage delivery management module 1020 , a service environment providing module 1030 , and a database 1040 .

The server 10 according to embodiments may be entirely hardware, or may have aspects that are partly hardware and partly software. For example, the server 10 of the present specification and each module and unit included therein may collectively refer to a device for exchanging data in a specific format and content in an electronic communication method and software related thereto. As used herein, terms such as “unit”, “module”, “server”, “system”, “device” or “terminal” refer to a combination of hardware and software driven by the hardware. it is intended to be For example, the hardware herein may be a data processing device including a CPU or other processor. In addition, software driven by hardware may refer to a running process, an object, an executable file, a thread of execution, a program, and the like.

The communication module 1010 is configured to be able to communicate with at least the user terminal 110 and the distributor terminal 120 through a communication network. The communication network provides an access path so that the server 100 , the user terminal 110 , and the delivery terminal 120 can transmit and receive packet data after they are connected to each other. The communication module 1010 may receive a luggage delivery request from the user terminal 110 . The luggage delivery request may include information related to the delivery of the user's luggage from the destination airport to the destination. In some embodiments, the baggage delivery request is retrieved from the aviation data server based on the first information input by the user by the input means of the user terminal and the input first information, and matching information is obtained from the aviation data server It includes provided second information, wherein the aviation data server corresponds to a public server that provides public data related to aviation as an open data source, and the first information includes user information, departure airport information, destination airport information, and destination information. , a departure date, luggage information, and a flight, and the second information may include an airline, departure time, and arrival time.

The baggage delivery management module 1020 may be configured to provide a baggage delivery service to a user by processing a baggage delivery request.

The service environment providing module 1030 is a service environment (web environment or app environment) in which a legal service auction is implemented in the user terminal 110 and the deliverer terminal 120 based on data processing by the baggage delivery management module 1020 . can provide

The database 1040 may store a program for processing and controlling the communication module 1010 , the baggage delivery management module 1020 , and the service environment providing module 1030 , and is a space for storing input or output data. may be

Specifically, the baggage delivery management module 1020 may open a baggage delivery tracking corresponding to the baggage delivery request and register information included in the baggage delivery request in the baggage delivery tracking. Also, the baggage delivery management module 1020 may request the user terminal to provide check-in information related to checking in the user's baggage at the departure airport.

The baggage delivery management module 1020 requests the user terminal 110 to provide the check-in information from the departure time to a predetermined time before, and the check-in information is received from the user terminal 110 to a predetermined time before the departure time and whether the check-in information is not received before a predetermined time from the departure time, the user's luggage delivery request may be canceled.

The baggage delivery management module 1020 receives, as check-in information, at least one of a tag image photographed with a tag issued when the user's baggage is checked in at the departure airport and an image photographed with the user's baggage to which the tag is attached from the user terminal. and may register the received check-in information in the luggage delivery tracking.

Next, the baggage delivery management module 1020 may transmit the baggage delivery request and the check-in information to the delivery terminal, and may request collection information for the user's baggage.

The baggage delivery management module 1020 receives the user's baggage collection information from the delivery terminal, and processes the received collection information, wherein the collection information checks out the user's baggage at the destination airport. It may include at least one image obtained by photographing the luggage of the user. Specifically, it may include at least one image in which the baggage claim area of the destination airport and the collected user's baggage are photographed together. That is, collection information may be generated to indicate whether the user's luggage is normally collected at the destination airport. The deliverer of the deliverer terminal may be a subject who is granted access to the baggage claim area from the operating entity of the destination airport.

The baggage delivery management module 1020 transmits the collection information to the user terminal 110 , requests confirmation of the collection information, and receives a user confirmation from the user terminal 110 . In response to the received user confirmation, delivery completion information on the user's luggage may be requested from the delivery terminal 120 . A problem in which a delivery person incorrectly collects a user's luggage and misdelivers another user's luggage can be prevented. In an embodiment, the collection information may include a tag image obtained by photographing a tag attached to the user's bag. The baggage delivery management module 1020 may compare the tag image included in the check-in information provided from the user terminal 110 with the tag image included in the collection information provided from the deliverer terminal 120 to determine whether they are the same. When it is determined that the tag image included in the check-in information and the tag image included in the collection information are the same tag image, the baggage delivery management module 1020 may request delivery completion information to the deliverer terminal 120 .

In addition, the luggage delivery management module 1020 receives the delivery completion information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal, and processes the received delivery completion information, but the delivery completion information is the user's luggage at the destination At least one photographed image may be included.

The above description is merely illustrative of the technical idea of this embodiment, and a person skilled in the art to which this embodiment belongs may make various modifications and variations without departing from the essential characteristics of the present embodiment. Accordingly, the present embodiments are intended to explain rather than limit the technical spirit of the present embodiment, and the scope of the technical spirit of the present embodiment is not limited by these embodiments. The protection scope of this embodiment should be interpreted by the following claims, and all technical ideas within the scope equivalent thereto should be interpreted as being included in the scope of the present embodiment.

10: Luggage delivery system including baggage check-out
100: server
110: user terminal
120: delivery terminal

Claims (10)

As a luggage delivery method performed in a server linked to a user terminal and a delivery terminal,
receiving a luggage delivery request from the user terminal, wherein the luggage delivery request includes information related to delivery of the user's luggage from the destination airport to the destination;
requesting check-in information related to checking in the user's luggage at the departure airport to the user terminal;
Receiving the check-in information from the user terminal, wherein the check-in information is at least one of a tag image photographing a tag issued when the user's baggage is checked in at a departure airport and an image photographing the user's baggage to which the tag is attached. comprising one;
requesting collection information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal;
Receiving the collection information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal, and processing the received collection information, wherein the collection information is the user's luggage after checking out the luggage of the user at the destination airport including at least one photographed image; and
Receiving delivery completion information on the user's luggage from the delivery terminal and processing the received delivery completion information, wherein the delivery completion information includes at least one image of the user's luggage at the destination A method of baggage delivery, including baggage checkout, comprising the steps of: According to claim 1,
The baggage delivery request is first information input from the user by the input means of the user terminal, and second information that is retrieved from the flight data server based on the input first information and matched information is provided from the flight data server including,
The aviation data server corresponds to a public server that provides public data related to aviation as an open data source,
The first information includes user information, departure airport information, destination airport information, destination information, departure date, luggage information, and flight;
The second information is an airline, a baggage delivery method including a baggage checkout including a departure time and an arrival time. 3. The method of claim 2,
The step of requesting check-in information for the user's luggage to the user terminal,
requesting the user terminal to provide the check-in information before a predetermined time from the departure time; and
Determining whether the check-in information is received from the user terminal before a predetermined time from the departure time, and when the check-in information is not received before a predetermined time from the departure time, canceling the user's luggage delivery request A method of luggage delivery, including baggage checkout, comprising the steps of: According to claim 1,
The collection information is a baggage delivery method including baggage checkout including at least one image in which the baggage claim area of the destination airport and the collected user's baggage are photographed together. 5. The method of claim 4,
The delivery method including baggage check-out, characterized in that the delivery person of the delivery terminal is a principal who has been granted access to the baggage claim area from the operator of the destination airport. According to claim 1,
Receiving the collection information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal, and processing the received collection information,
transmitting the collection information to the user terminal to request confirmation of the collection information;
receiving a user confirmation from the user terminal; and
and requesting delivery completion information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal in response to the received user confirmation. According to claim 1,
The step of receiving the luggage delivery request from the user terminal may further include establishing a luggage delivery tracking corresponding to the luggage delivery request, and registering information included in the luggage delivery request in the luggage delivery tracking. Luggage delivery methods including. 8. The method of claim 7,
Receiving the check-in information from the user terminal further comprises the step of registering the check-in information in the luggage delivery tracking,
Receiving the collection information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal, and processing the received collection information further comprises the step of registering the collection information in the luggage delivery tracking,
Receive the delivery completion information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal, and the step of processing the received delivery completion information further includes registering the delivery completion information in the luggage delivery tracking. including the shipping method of the luggage. A computer program stored on a medium in combination with hardware to execute a luggage delivery method comprising a luggage checkout according to any one of claims 1 to 8. A server configured to provide a luggage delivery service in connection with a user terminal and a deliverer terminal, the server comprising:
a communication module configured to be able to communicate with the user terminal and the delivery terminal through a communication network; and
and a baggage delivery management module configured to provide a baggage delivery service to a user by processing the baggage delivery request provided from the user terminal,
The baggage delivery request includes information related to the delivery of the user's baggage from the destination airport to the destination,
The baggage delivery management module includes:
open a luggage delivery tracking corresponding to the luggage delivery request, and register information included in the luggage delivery request in the luggage delivery tracking;
requesting the user terminal to provide check-in information related to checking in the user's luggage at the departure airport;
Receives from the user terminal as check-in information, at least one of a tag image photographing a tag issued when the user's baggage is checked in at the departure airport and an image photographing the user's baggage to which the tag is attached,
Register the received check-in information in the luggage delivery tracking;
requesting the delivery information for the user's luggage to the delivery terminal,
Receive the collection information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal, and process the received collection information, wherein the collection information is the user's luggage after checking out the luggage at the destination airport contains at least one image;
A server that receives delivery completion information for the user's luggage from the delivery terminal and processes the received delivery completion information, wherein the delivery completion information includes at least one image of the user's luggage photographed at the destination .

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