KR20220145130A - Device and its operation method for providing foot health care O2O service - Google Patents

Abstract

An embodiment of the present invention provides an operation method of a device for providing an O2O service for taking care of foot health of a user, which comprises: a registration step of registering user input information transmitted from a user terminal; an analysis step of acquiring foot health evaluation information in accordance with analysis through an O2O care process based on the user input information; an information providing step of providing, to the user terminal, a foot health care service interface by using the foot health evaluation information; and a history management step of regularly transmitting query information to the user terminal, and analyzing the response information to the query information transmitted from the user terminal, and renewing the foot health evaluation information. The present invention is able to constantly take care of foot health of users.

Description

Device and its operation method for providing foot health care O2O service for users

The present invention relates to a user's foot health care O2O (Online to Offline) service providing apparatus and an operating method thereof. More specifically, user foot health, which provides foot health evaluation information and customized insole (insole) or shoe information using the same through foot scan information and foot-related information analysis for each user, and promotes user foot health by linking product purchases It relates to an apparatus for providing a management O2O service and an operating method thereof.

Recently, as social environmental variables oriented toward non-face-to-face life occur, people's leisure life is being converted to outdoor activities such as camping and mountain climbing rather than indoor activities. With this change in leisure lifestyle, the demand for outdoor products is increasing significantly. In particular, footwear sales are strong in the outdoor product market. In contrast, the buyer can purchase shoes optimized for him/her by examining various factors in selecting shoes. The review factors that the buyer selects shoes may include the shape and design of the shoes, the color, the fit, and the like. In particular, the fit of the shoe can reduce fatigue and improve comfort, and the components of the shoe for foot health can be designed in a complex way.

In addition, expectations for shoes that can reduce foot fatigue in people who wear shoes in daily activities as well as leisure life are increasing. In particular, for field workers, service workers, sports players, and special workers who wear specific shoes or need to wear shoes for a long time, they purchase shoes with an emphasis on the functionality of shoes that can minimize foot fatigue. The purchasing point that places importance on the functionality of these shoes can be verified through direct experience that physical health can be improved through the comfort and stability of the foot, and an information access environment that easily accesses professional research information on the relationship between physical health and the foot can be considered as

An insole (insole) included in a shoe is a component that is in direct contact with a person's sole, and can improve walking stability and comfort of the worn shoe. In addition, the insole may provide a function of alleviating an impact that may be applied to the body when movement using the legs, such as walking, occurs. As such, the insole may provide a function of efficiently distributing the pressure load of the body transmitted to the sole. As such, the quality level of the insole can be an important component that can improve the user's foot health by determining the functionality of the shoe.

And, in order to purchase or sell insoles or footwear products, O2O (Online to Offline) service, an ICT-based online platform service that collects, provides, orders, and pays related information online and final consumption is performed offline foot health can be managed efficiently and optimized for users by using

In order to efficiently provide a shock-absorbing function of a shoe as a way to improve the user's foot health, Korean Patent Publication No. 10-19890092 discloses an insole for a shoe having a multi-hardness heel cushion. In the registered patent, at least one heel cushion provided on the rear surface of a shoe-shaped insole body, the insole body and the wearer's heel contact, and at least two heel cushions provided above the insole body and the wearer's arch part are located It is composed of a synthetic resin variable arch support module with more than one cushion ball built-in, and a technology that absorbs and disperses the pressure applied to the heel area is described.

However, this prior art is limited to the effect of dispersing the pressure applied to the arch portion of the foot in the insole for shoes, and thus, there is a limit to effective distribution and balance of the overall pressure applied to the foot shape and sole of various users. have. In addition, there is a limit to providing an optimized insole or insole information to the user because variables such as the user's foot shape characteristics that affect the user's foot health, the type of shoes worn by gender, the foot pain area for each user, and the activity environment are excluded. can see.

In addition, the prior art has a limit to be materialized as a technology that can provide foot health information and user-optimized insole or shoe product information using O2O (Online to Offline) service that acquires and analyzes foot-related ergonomic measurement information. have.

Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-1980092 (Registration date: 2019.05.14)

The present invention has been devised to solve the above problems, and collects foot shape characteristic analysis for each user, foot related information, and living environment information of a user who wears shoes through online and offline methods, and foot health analysis An object of the present invention is to provide a user foot health management O2O service providing device capable of providing and purchasing information about an insole (insole) or shoes that can promote foot health together with user foot health evaluation information and an operation method thereof.

A method according to an embodiment of the present invention for solving the above-described problems, a registration step of registering user input information transmitted from a user terminal according to query information; an analysis step of obtaining foot health evaluation information according to analysis through an O2O care process, based on the user input information; an information providing step of providing, to the user terminal, a foot health management service interface using the foot health evaluation information; and a history management step of periodically transmitting the query information to the user terminal and updating the foot health evaluation information by analyzing response information to the query information transmitted from the user terminal.

In addition, an apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention for solving the above problems, the registration unit for registering user input information transmitted from the user terminal according to the query information; an analysis unit for obtaining foot health evaluation information according to analysis through an O2O care process, based on the user input information; an information providing unit for providing a foot health management service interface to the user terminal by using the foot health evaluation information; and a history management unit that periodically transmits the query information to the user terminal and updates the foot health evaluation information by analyzing response information to the query information transmitted from the user terminal.

Meanwhile, the method according to an embodiment of the present invention for solving the above problems may be implemented as a computer program stored in a computer-readable recording medium for executing the method in a computer.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the user uses an ergonomic element measurement service that maximizes user convenience, such as online question-and-answer information for foot-related information, an offline call of an ergonomic element measurement device, or a visit to the nearest local measurement center. By receiving foot health evaluation information, you can accurately diagnose your foot health and receive guidance on how to improve your foot health.

In addition, users purchase and wear recommended custom insoles or shoes using foot health evaluation information to efficiently distribute the pressure load of the body transmitted to the soles of the feet, thereby minimizing fatigue, pain, and deformation of the feet. It can prevent foot-related diseases in areas that can be linked to the foot, such as the pelvis and waist.

In addition, the user can check the history of changed foot health while wearing a customized insole (insole) or shoes, and through this, by selecting an insole (insole) or shoes optimized for the changed foot information, foot health can be continuously maintained in the best environment A virtuous cycle that can be managed can be achieved.

1 is a conceptual diagram schematically illustrating an entire system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a block diagram illustrating in more detail an apparatus for providing an O2O service for user's foot health care according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a block diagram illustrating in more detail a part of an apparatus for providing an O2O service for user's foot health care according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a flowchart for explaining in more detail a method of operating an apparatus for providing an O2O service for user's foot health care according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is an exemplary diagram for specifically explaining the query information provided by the device for providing an O2O service for user's foot health care according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 and 7 are exemplary views for explaining a foot health care service interface provided by an apparatus for providing a user's foot health care O2O service according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The following is merely illustrative of the principles of the invention. Therefore, those skilled in the art will be able to devise various devices that, although not explicitly described or shown herein, embody the principles of the present invention and are included within the spirit and scope of the present invention. In addition, it should be understood that all conditional terms and examples listed herein are, in principle, expressly intended only for the purpose of understanding the inventive concept, and are not limited to the specifically enumerated embodiments and states as such. do.

Moreover, it is to be understood that all detailed description reciting the principles, aspects, and embodiments of the invention, as well as specific embodiments, are intended to cover structural and functional equivalents of such matters. It is also to be understood that such equivalents include not only currently known equivalents, but also equivalents developed in the future, i.e., all devices invented to perform the same function, regardless of structure.

Thus, for example, the block diagrams herein are to be understood as representing conceptual views of illustrative circuitry embodying the principles of the invention. Similarly, all flowcharts, state transition diagrams, pseudo code, etc. may be tangibly embodied on a computer-readable medium and be understood to represent various processes performed by a computer or processor, whether or not a computer or processor is explicitly shown. should be

In addition, the clear use of terms presented as processor, control or similar concepts should not be construed as exclusively referring to hardware having the ability to execute software, and without limitation, digital signal processor (DSP) hardware, ROM for storing software. It should be understood to implicitly include (ROM), RAM (RAM) and non-volatile memory. Other common hardware may also be included.

The terms used in the present application are only used to describe specific embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention. The singular expression includes the plural expression unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In the present application, terms such as “comprise” or “have” are intended to designate that a feature, number, step, operation, component, part, or combination thereof described in the specification exists, but one or more other features It is to be understood that this does not preclude the possibility of the presence or addition of numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

The above-described objects, features and advantages will become more apparent through the following detailed description in relation to the accompanying drawings, and accordingly, those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains can easily implement the technical idea of the present invention. There will be. In addition, when it is determined that the detailed description of the known technology related to the present invention may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention in carrying out the present invention, the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

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

1 is a conceptual diagram schematically illustrating an entire system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , a system according to an embodiment of the present invention may include a service providing apparatus 100 , a user terminal 200 , and an ergonomic research terminal 300 .

More specifically, the service providing device 100, the user terminal 200, and the ergonomic research terminal 300 are connected to one or more of wired and wireless through a connection with a public network to transmit and receive data. . The public network is a communication network built and managed by the country or a telecommunication key business operator, and generally provides a connection service so that an unspecified number of ordinary people, including a telephone network, a data network, a CATV network, and a mobile communication network, can access other communication networks or the Internet. . In the present invention, the public network is represented by replacing the network.

In addition, the service providing apparatus 100 may include each communication module for communicating with the user terminal 200 and the ergonomic research terminal 300 using a protocol corresponding to each communication network.

The service providing device 100 collects member registration information, user biometric information, foot-related information, etc. transmitted by the user terminal 200, and analyzes foot characteristic information for each user through this to provide the user's foot health evaluation information. have. In particular, the service providing apparatus 100 may collect information related to the user's foot measured through a foot scanning device (not shown) that enables ergonomic analysis related to the user's foot.

As an example of such a collection method, the service providing apparatus 100 is a mobile ergonomics device according to the user's location through GPS information of the user terminal 200 or location information selected by the user through the user terminal 200 . Foot scan information obtained by using equipment provided in a research vehicle or the nearest offline measuring station may be collected from the ergonomics research terminal 300 and ergonomic information related to the foot may be analyzed.

The service providing apparatus 100 may recommend a customized insole or shoes so that the user can improve foot health by using the foot health evaluation information. The service providing apparatus 100 provides the user's foot health evaluation information to enable the user to raise awareness of foot health with respect to a walking habit, an insole or shoe use environment, and the like.

In addition, the service providing device 100 provides information on customized insoles or shoes optimized to the user, thereby minimizing the impact on the foot and body and distributing the weight concentrated on the foot to correct the user's posture, spine, and waist. It is possible to substantially provide the expected effect to the user.

Additionally, the service providing apparatus 100 provides foot health evaluation information to the user terminal 200, so that when the user wants to purchase an insole product or a shoe product, the user terminal 200 transmits the information to the ergonomic research terminal. (300) or in connection with an e-commerce platform (not shown) to process purchases.

Finally, the foot health evaluation information may be utilized as information that enables a user to purchase a user-customized insole or footwear product using an offline store or an e-commerce platform.

The ergonomic research terminal 300 may manage the user's foot related information obtained through the foot scan device and transmit it to the service providing device 100 .

The ergonomic research terminal 300 may manage ergonomic analysis information by interworking with a foot scan device provided in a vehicle for a user's visit or an offline store. The ergonomic research terminal 300 may be converted into a database by transmitting and storing the ergonomic measurement information or analysis information to the service providing device 100 .

In addition, the ergonomic research terminal 300 may be provided in an offline store that sells insoles or footwear products to process purchase information of goods.

The service providing apparatus 100 may be connected to the user terminal 200 and the ergonomic research terminal 300 through a wired/wireless network in order to provide a user foot health care O2O service. A device or terminal connected to the network may communicate with each other through a preset network channel.

Here, the network includes a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), a value added network (VAN), a personal area network (PAN), a mobile communication network ( Mobile radio communication network) or all kinds of wired/wireless networks such as satellite communication networks.

The service providing device 100 may be implemented as a server device that performs overall functions and roles as a web server, a database, a web application server, and the like.

In addition, the user terminal 200 and ergonomic research terminal 300 described in this specification include a personal computer (PC), a laptop computer, a terminal for digital broadcasting, a personal digital assistant (PDA), and a portable multimedia player (PMP). and the like may be included, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and may be various devices capable of user input and information display.

2 is a block diagram illustrating in more detail an apparatus for providing an O2O service for health care of a user's feet according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. It is a block diagram showing in more detail.

Referring to FIG. 2 , the service providing apparatus 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a control unit 110 , a registration unit 120 , an analysis unit 130 , an information providing unit 140 , a history management unit 150 , and a purchase. It may include a processing unit 160 and a communication unit 170 .

Referring to FIG. 3A , the analysis unit 130 includes a care spot analysis unit 131 , a mobile scan information analysis unit 132 , a photographing information analysis unit 133 , a foot shape analysis unit 134 , and a foot pain analysis unit. (135).

Referring to FIG. 3B , the information providing unit 140 may include an insole information interface providing unit 141 , a shoe information interface providing unit 142 , and a product purchase interface providing unit 143 .

The control unit 110 controls the overall operation of each module, provides operation processing according to the service providing method according to an embodiment of the present invention, and may include one or more microprocessors for this purpose.

The registration unit 120 may register user input information transmitted from the user terminal 200 according to the query information. The query information may be transmitted to the user terminal 200 through the execution of a query information request event after the user terminal 200 accesses the service providing apparatus 100 . The registration unit 120 may register the user input information with respect to the query information for checking the user's foot characteristic information and foot-related environmental information. The above query information includes ergonomic factor measurement method, user's weight, time standing in wearing shoes per day, occupation, type of shoe, whether the shoe insole can be removed, degree of foot pain, foot pain area, body pain area, foot arch It may include items such as degree, preferred texture of foot contact, gender, foot size, and footwear use.

For example, if the registration unit 120 corresponds to the query item for the time of standing in the state of wearing shoes per day as the query information, 1) less than 3 hours, 2) more than 3 hours to less than 6 hours, 3) 6 Information selected by the user terminal 200 may be registered in an option such as more than 9 hours or more than 9 hours, 4) more than 9 hours. Alternatively, the registration unit 120 may input specific time information input by the user terminal 200 with respect to the time item in which the shoes are worn on the basis of the day. As an additional example, the registration unit 120 may include: 1) running shoes, 2) sneakers, 3) flat shoes, 4) high heels/shoes, 5) hiking boots/ Information selected by the user terminal 200 may be registered in an option such as a walker, 6) slippers/sandals, and the like. The registration unit 120 may classify, classify, and store the user input information by using the user identification information transmitted from the user terminal 200 . The user's identification information may include user's unique information, such as member ID, contact information, and e-mail information. In addition, the user identification information may be used as information for determining whether to provide a service through an identification value such as a foot health care gift certificate held by the user terminal 200 .

The analysis unit 130 may acquire foot health evaluation information according to analysis through an O2O care process, based on the user input information.

The foot health evaluation information may be linked to foot fatigue based on the user's foot shape, dimensional information for each foot part of the user, pressure distribution on the foot, etc., estimated foot pain, predicted foot-related disease, and foot pain It may include disease prediction information that can be used, insole information that can be optimized for the user's foot health, or shoe information.

The analysis unit 130 may include a care spot analysis unit 131 .

The care spot analysis unit 131 searches for the ergonomic research terminal 300 within a certain range based on the user location information obtained from the user terminal 200 or the user input information to search for an ergonomic research terminal. information can be extracted. The ergonomic research terminal 300 may be configured in an offline store or an ergonomic measurement vehicle equipped with equipment capable of measuring foot-related ergonomic elements, such as a foot scanning device (not shown). The foot scan device may transmit ergonomic measurement information related to the user's foot to the ergonomic research terminal 300 .

The care spot analyzer 131 may perform a method of acquiring information related to the foot selected by the user terminal 200 through the ergonomic research terminal search information. For example, the user visits the nearest offline store and measures the ergonomic elements through the foot scan device, or calls the ergonomic measurement vehicle to the user's requested location and measures the ergonomic elements through the foot scan device provided in the vehicle. can be measured The offline store or the ergonomic measurement vehicle may include the ergonomic research terminal 300 to process data communication with the service providing device 100 .

The care spot analysis unit 131, through the ergonomic research terminal search information, a user visits an offline store or a store equipped with equipment for measuring foot-related ergonomic elements such as a foot scan device and collects the measured information. It can be used so that it can be obtained through the ergonomic research terminal 300 .

The foot scan device can image the user's foot shape as an ergonomic element by taking a 360° omnidirectional image. Through this, the foot scanning device can dimension or quantify the length of the user's foot, the width of the ball of the foot, the height of the instep, the height of the arch of the foot, the degree of ankle pronation, and the like through the imaging of the shape of the foot. In addition, the foot scanning device may measure the pressure distribution applied to the foot with the measured user's weight and classify it by a set color to represent it as an ergonomic element. The pressure distribution may be divided by the concentration of a set color to distinguish between low and high pressures applied. The division of color or color concentration indicating the pressure distribution may be calculated corresponding to a pressure value or range of a preset absolute or relative evaluation method. The foot scan device may utilize commercially available measurement equipment such as a 3D foot scanner.

The analysis unit 130 may further include a mobile scan information analysis unit 132 .

When the user input information for the ergonomic element measurement method corresponds to a call analysis request, the mobile scan information analysis unit 132 performs the O2O care process based on the ergonomics research terminal search information, the ergonomics An ergonomic measurement vehicle equipped with the research terminal 300 may be called to a designated location.

The designated location may be a GPS location of the user terminal 200 or a user designated location obtained from the user input information.

Through this, the mobile scan information analysis unit 132 transmits the user's ergonomic measurement information obtained offline through the ergonomic measurement vehicle that has received the call preferentially from the ergonomics research terminal 300 online. According to the O2O care process to collect and analyze, it is possible to obtain the user's foot scan information.

The ergonomics research terminal 200 may collect the user's ergonomic measurement information obtained offline through the ergonomic measurement vehicle that has received the call preferentially, and transmit it to the mobile scan information analysis unit 132 .

The mobile scan information analysis unit 132 transmits call information to a vehicle equipped with a foot scan device to visit the user's location. The mobile scan information analysis unit 132 visits the user and obtains ergonomic measurement information including the measured value of the user's ergonomic elements related to the feet measured offline through the ergonomics research terminal 300 .

The mobile scan information analysis unit 132 may obtain user foot scan information by analyzing the user's ergonomic measurement information.

The analysis unit 130 may further include a photographing information analysis unit 133 .

When the user input information for the ergonomic element measurement method corresponds to the photographing information analysis request, the photographing information analysis unit 133 performs the O2O care process of the user's foot photographing information input from the user terminal 200 . can be analyzed to obtain foot modeling information.

The user's foot photographing information may be an image in which the user directly photographed the user's own foot. The user's foot photographing information may be transmitted from the user terminal 200 to the service device 200 as image information photographed through a device capable of photographing an image.

The user's foot photographing information may include images photographed from various angles. Preferably, the foot photographing information includes the inner arch shape and the inner ankle area of the ankle among the overall shape of the foot, and the ankle area connected to the tibia and calf bone under the knee may be the foot photographing information included in the image information. have.

In addition, as the image of various angles of the foot photographing information is scaled, the accuracy of the information that is dimensioned and three-dimensional about the foot can be improved. In the foot photographing information, a specific angle for photographing one side of the foot may be taken as a reference as a front view. The foot photographing information may be diversified into divided images such as a rear view, a left view, a right view, a top view, and a six view that can be divided into a bottom view based on the front view.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the shooting information analysis unit 133 is a technique for accurately extracting the shape of a foot from image information taken as a picture. Tiramisu algorithm, which is one of deep learning techniques, or other images Extraction techniques can be used.

Through this, the photographing information analysis unit 133 may remove an image or noise other than the shape of the foot. Through this, the shooting information analysis unit 133 extracts the user's exact foot shape and three-dimensionalizes it into a 360° omnidirectional image to dimension the length of the user's foot, the width of the ball of the foot, the height of the instep, the height of the foot arch, and the degree of ankle pronation. Alternatively, it can be digitized and stored as the foot modeling information.

The analysis unit 130 may further include a foot shape analysis unit 134 .

The foot shape analyzer 134 may include, in the foot health evaluation information, foot shape information that is compared and analyzed with a preset standard foot shape based on the foot scan information or the foot modeling information.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the foot shape analyzer 134 may determine a degree of similarity between a preset standard foot shape and the foot scan information or the foot modeling information. A technique for patterning to determine the similarity may utilize a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) algorithm or the like. The CNN algorithm can extract features of specific data and identify patterns for them.

The foot shape analysis unit 134 compares the standard foot shape, which is an indicator of foot health, with the user's foot shape, thereby classifying the user's foot characteristics and selecting an insole or shoe for evaluating foot health and promoting foot health Factors to be taken into account can be derived.

The foot shape analysis unit 134 may compare the medically proven healthy foot shape information with the user's foot shape and include correction suggestion information for a part requiring correction in the foot health evaluation information. In addition, if the foot health evaluation information includes information capable of alleviating foot pain or body pain related to the foot through foot shape information, the direction of foot health management may be presented through this information.

The analysis unit 130 may further include a foot pain analysis unit 134 .

The foot pain analysis unit 134 may include foot pain information extracted by analyzing factors causing foot pain in the foot health evaluation information based on the foot scan information or the foot modeling information. The foot pain analysis unit 134 may determine whether the pressure is concentrated on a specific area based on the pressure distribution map applied to the foot, and accordingly obtain foot pain information on the area where the pain is predicted. In addition, the foot pain analysis unit 134 is based on response information such as the level of foot pain, foot pain area, body pain area, etc. included in the user input information, the degree of foot fatigue, disease prediction information that can be linked to foot pain, etc. It may be included in the foot pain information. The foot pain analysis unit 134 includes, in the foot health evaluation information, the degree of foot pain that may progress in the future according to the user's foot pain information and the associated foot-related disease prediction information according to the medically evaluated foot pain type. can do. The major foot-related diseases are ankle sprain, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, and hallux valgus.

The information providing unit 140 may provide a foot health management service interface to the user terminal 200 by using the foot health evaluation information.

The foot health management service interface enables each user terminal 200 to visually display foot health evaluation information, recommended insole (insole) information, shoe information, and a recommended management method for foot health. The insole information or shoe information may include product information of an insole (insole) or shoes optimized for a user. In addition, the product information of the insole (insole) or shoes may be displayed including color, design, product life expectancy, etc. so that it can be selected according to a user's preference. In addition, the information providing unit 140 may guide the recommended foot health re-evaluation period and set a notification for recognizing the arrival of the period to arouse the user's interest in foot health.

The information providing unit 140 may include an insole information interface providing unit 141 .

The insole information interface providing unit 141 may provide insole matching information obtained by applying the foot health evaluation information to a preset insole matching condition.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the foot health evaluation information may be evaluated by dividing the user's foot arch shape from among flat feet, normal feet, and lumbar feet. In addition, the foot health evaluation information may determine the user's foot pain area as a target for the heel, arch, heel, sole, or the whole. In addition, the foot health evaluation information may provide information on foot disease or pain predicted according to the distribution of the user's foot pressure points. Through this, the insole information interface providing unit 141 may recommend a matching user-customized insole product according to the comprehensively analyzed foot health evaluation information.

The information providing unit 140 may further include a shoe information interface providing unit 142 .

The shoe information interface providing unit 142 may provide shoe matching information obtained by applying the foot health evaluation information to a preset shoe matching condition.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the foot health evaluation information may be evaluated by dividing the user's foot arch shape from among flat feet, normal feet, and lumbar feet. In addition, the foot health evaluation information may determine the user's foot pain area as a target for the heel, arch, heel, sole, or the whole. In addition, the foot health evaluation information may provide information on foot disease or pain predicted according to the distribution of the user's foot pressure points. Through this, the shoe information interface providing unit 142 may recommend a matching user-customized shoe product according to the comprehensively analyzed foot health evaluation information.

The information providing unit 140 may further include a product purchase interface providing unit 143 .

The product purchase interface providing unit 143 may provide purchase information according to the selection of the user terminal 200 based on the insole matching information or the shoe matching information. The purchase information may be processed by the purchase processing unit 160 .

The history management unit 150 periodically transmits the query information to the user terminal 200 and analyzes response information to the query information transmitted from the user terminal 200 to update the foot health evaluation information. can

The history management unit 150 may store foot health evaluation information that is a result of analysis of response information transmitted by the user terminal 200 according to the query information. The history management unit 150 may store and manage the foot health evaluation information based on management classification values such as a creation date and an updated version.

Through this, the history management unit 150 may enable the user to update information on foot health and track and manage past history information.

In addition, when the user terminal 200 generates an event for requesting query information, the history management unit 150 may immediately transmit the query information to the user terminal 200 without being limited by a predetermined period.

The purchase processing unit 160 may be linked with a product purchase event for insole information or shoe information that is customized through the user's foot health evaluation information analyzed by the information providing unit 140 . The purchase processing unit 160 may provide a purchase platform (not shown) according to the product purchase event or may process product purchases by interworking with an e-commerce platform (not shown).

4 is a flowchart for explaining in more detail a method of operating an apparatus for providing an O2O service for user's foot health care according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4 , in the operating method of the device for providing an O2O service for user foot health care according to an embodiment of the present invention, the registration step S101 registers user input information transmitted from the user terminal 200 according to the query information. can do.

The above query information includes ergonomic factor measurement method, user's weight, time standing in wearing shoes per day, occupation, type of shoe, whether the shoe insole can be removed, degree of foot pain, foot pain area, body pain area, foot arch It may include items such as degree, preferred texture of foot contact, gender, foot size, and footwear use.

In the analysis step S103, based on the user input information, foot health evaluation information may be obtained according to an analysis through an O2O care process.

The analysis step (S103) may include a care spot analysis step (not shown).

In the care spot analysis step, based on the user location information obtained from the user terminal 200 or the user input information, the ergonomic research terminal 300 is searched within a certain range to extract ergonomic research terminal search information. can do.

The analysis step (S103) may further include a mobile scan information analysis step (not shown).

In the mobile scan information analysis step, when the user input information for the ergonomic element measurement method corresponds to a call analysis request, the O2O care process is based on the ergonomics research terminal search information, the ergonomics research terminal ( 300) may be called to a designated location. In the mobile scan information analysis step, the O2O collects and analyzes the user's ergonomic measurement information obtained offline through the ergonomic measurement vehicle that has received the call preferentially from the ergonomic research terminal 300 online. According to the care process, it is possible to obtain the user's foot scan information.

The analysis step (S103) may further include a photographing information analysis step (not shown).

In the photographing information analysis step, when the user input information for the ergonomic element measurement method corresponds to the photographing information analysis request, the O2O care process analyzes the user's foot photographing information input from the user terminal 200, Foot modeling information can be obtained.

The analysis step (S103) may further include a foot shape analysis step (not shown).

The foot shape analysis step may include, in the foot health evaluation information, foot shape information that is compared and analyzed with a preset standard foot shape based on the foot scan information or the foot modeling information.

The analysis step (S103) may further include a foot pain analysis step (not shown).

The foot pain analysis step may include, in the foot health evaluation information, foot pain information extracted by analyzing factors causing foot pain based on the foot scan information or the foot modeling information.

The information providing step S105 may provide a foot health management service interface to the user terminal 200 using the foot health evaluation information.

The foot health management service interface enables each user terminal 200 to visually display foot health evaluation information, recommended insole (insole) information, shoe information, and a recommended management method for foot health. The insole information or shoe information may include product information of an insole (insole) or shoes optimized for a user. In addition, the product information of the insole (insole) or shoes may be displayed including color, design, product life expectancy, etc. so that it can be selected according to a user's preference. In addition, the information providing unit 140 may guide the recommended foot health re-evaluation period and set a notification for recognizing the arrival of the period to arouse the user's interest in foot health.

The information providing step (S105) may include an insole information interface providing step (not shown).

The step of providing the insole information interface may provide insole matching information obtained by applying the foot health evaluation information to a preset insole matching condition. The insole matching information may include one or more insole product information.

The information providing step (S105) may include a shoe information interface providing step (not shown).

The step of providing the shoe information interface may provide shoe matching information obtained by applying the foot health evaluation information to a preset shoe matching condition. The shoe matching information may include one or more insole product information.

The information providing step (S105) may include a product purchase interface providing step (not shown).

The product purchase interface providing step may provide purchase information according to the selection of the user terminal 200 based on the insole matching information or the shoe matching information. In the step of providing the product purchase interface, the user terminal 200 may guide the user terminal 200 to process the purchase by interworking with an insole or an e-commerce platform for purchasing shoe products.

The history management step (S107) periodically transmits the query information to the user terminal 200, analyzes response information to the query information transmitted from the user terminal 200, and updates the foot health evaluation information. can do.

5 is an exemplary diagram for specifically explaining the query information provided by the device for providing an O2O service for user's foot health care according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 5 , query information may be configured in stages. The above query information allows you to select information on how long you normally stand in Step 1. Step 2 allows the user to select work or occupational information. Step 3 allows the user to select information about which shoe to use the insole for. Step 4 allows the user to select information about whether or not the existing insole can be removed for a shoe that will be used with the insole. Step 5 allows you to select information about the user's foot pain level. Step 6 allows you to select information about the user's foot pain area. Step 7 allows the user to select information about the height of the arch. Step 8 allows the user to select the texture preference information of the insole that touches the foot.

6 is an exemplary diagram for explaining a foot health care service interface provided by an apparatus for providing a user's foot health care O2O service according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 6 , the service providing apparatus 100 may provide a foot health care service interface to the user terminal 200 . The foot health management service interface allows the user's foot health evaluation information and the user's optimized insole (insole), shoe information, etc. to be provided as visual information to the user terminal 200 .

Referring to FIG. 6A , foot information of a user, Gil-Dong Hong, may be transmitted to the service providing apparatus 100 through the user terminal 200 or the ergonomic research terminal 300 and analyzed. The service providing apparatus 100 may obtain foot health evaluation information through Hong Gil-dong's foot information analysis, and may display the foot health score numerically through this. In addition, when there is a history that Gil-dong Hong has been offered an insole (insole) in the past, the service providing apparatus 100 may provide image comparison information about the pressure distribution before and after wearing the recommended insole (insole). Through this, the user can intuitively check the pressure distribution applied to the foot. Also, the service providing apparatus 100 may express the analysis of foot health as a foot health score. The foot health score may be expressed as a radial chart of measurement values for each item included in the foot health evaluation information, and may also be displayed as a comprehensive foot health score (65 points). The items calculated to derive the foot health score can be identified as arch type, shoe pain, pain site, plantar fasciitis, periosteal keratitis, and osteosarcoma. Additionally, the service providing apparatus 100 may define Hong Gil-dong's foot type and display analysis of the cause of pain. The service providing apparatus 100 may provide the analysis content that the foot type has a flat foot arch and there is arch pain. In addition, the service providing apparatus 100 may provide the analysis of the cause of the arch pain. Specifically, the arch pain may be evaluated as due to an imbalance between shock absorption and weight distribution. In addition, the service providing apparatus 100 may indicate that the ankle pronation phenomenon or plantar fasciitis may progress when the arch pain is left unattended.

Referring to FIG. 6B , the service providing device 100 scores and provides progress rates for plantar fasciitis, pubic keratitis, and osteosarcoma, which are foot-related diseases that may occur in Hong Gil-dong's feet, based on Hong Gil-dong's foot health evaluation information. can Additionally, the service providing apparatus 100 may provide foot characteristic information analyzed by the shape of the foot of Gil-dong Hong, etc. through the foot health examination. In addition, the service providing apparatus 100 may provide information by analyzing the cause of the foot characteristics of Hong Gil-dong. In this regard, the service providing apparatus 100 may provide a treatment and prevention method for the negative characteristics of Hong Gil-dong's feet. Finally, the service providing apparatus 100 may provide information on the insole (insole) for Hong Gil-dong's foot health. The insole (insole) information can be recommended by providing customized insole (insole) or shoe product information that can promote Hong Gil-dong's foot health. Specifically, the service providing apparatus 100 may provide various insoles (insoles) optimized for Hong Gil-dong's feet so that they can be selected according to the characteristics of the product and the user's preference. For example, the service providing apparatus 100 may provide a link through which a person who does not wear shoes for a long time can purchase an insole (insole) product provided for introductory use. In addition, the service providing apparatus 100 may provide a link for purchasing an intermediate grade insole (insole) product that can be selected when wearing shoes for a relatively long time to a user who works in a hotel or department store. . Finally, for athletes or users who wear special shoes or want a high-quality insole that can be used for a long time, you can provide a link to purchase for the high-end. Additionally, the service providing apparatus 100 may suggest foot health to the user by including information on recommending the most suitable and optimized insole (insole) product for Gil-dong Hong.

7 is an exemplary diagram for explaining a foot health care service interface provided by an apparatus for providing a user's foot health care O2O service according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 7 , the foot health management service interface may provide information as a result of analyzing information input by the user for query information together with guide information optimized for the user's feet. When the user of the result information example of FIG. 1 is a student, the foot health management service interface may recommend a memory foam insole through analysis of foot-related information input by the user. The memory foam insole may provide a shock-absorbing function that alleviates the impact applied according to the user's activities such as walking. Additionally, the memory foam insole may provide a non-slip function to distribute pressure and prevent the insole from spinning in the shoe.

The foot health management service interface may recommend an arch supporter through analysis of foot-related information input by the user when the user is engaged in the hotel business of FIG. 2 of the result information example. The sticker insole may provide a weight distribution function that is applied to the user's arch portion to evenly distribute the pressure. The sticker insole can provide a function of maintaining the balance of the body by evenly distributing the weight received by the foot while providing a contact surface to the arch portion of the user's foot.

The foot health management service interface may recommend L7 series insoles through analysis of foot-related information input by the user when the user is an athlete of FIG. 3 of the result information example.

The L7 series insole can provide weight distribution and shock absorption for the user's feet. In particular, the L700 insole, L705 insole, L720 insole, and L725 insole may be specially recommended for users who wear special purpose shoes or users with severe pain in a specific part of their feet. In particular, the L700 insole can be matched to the insole matching condition information in which the shape of the foot is a general arch, and foot pain is analyzed as heel pain. The L705 insole can be matched with the insole matching condition information analyzed as a heel pain with a normal or lumbar arch shape. In addition, the L720 insole has a flat foot arch shape and can be matched with insole matching condition information analyzed as heel pain. Lastly, the L725 insole has a flat foot arch shape and can be matched with insole matching condition information analyzed for heel pain.

The foot health management service interface may recommend a honey comb through analysis of foot-related information input by the user in the case of a soldier user of FIG. 4 of the result information example.

The honeycomb insole has a hexagonal honeycomb structure to instantly absorb external impact energy to minimize impact on the sole of the foot. In particular, the honeycomb insole may be specially recommended for users with heel or sole pain and users who wear shoes for a long time.

In addition, the foot health care service interface may provide a 'shop product' menu to move to an interface providing purchase information of various insole products including recommended insole products.

On the other hand, the above-described method according to various embodiments of the present invention is implemented in the form of installation data to be executed in a terminal device and stored in various non-transitory computer readable media to each server or device. can be provided.

The non-transitory readable medium refers to a medium that stores data semi-permanently, rather than a medium that stores data for a short moment, such as a register, cache, memory, and the like, and can be read by a device. Specifically, the various applications or programs described above may be provided by being stored in a non-transitory readable medium such as a CD, DVD, hard disk, Blu-ray disk, USB, memory card, ROM, and the like.

In addition, although preferred embodiments of the present invention have been illustrated and described above, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, and the technical field to which the present invention pertains without departing from the gist of the present invention as claimed in the claims Various modifications may be made by those of ordinary skill in the art, and these modifications should not be individually understood from the technical spirit or prospect of the present invention.

Claims (14)

In the service providing device,
a registration unit for registering user input information transmitted from the user terminal according to the query information;
an analysis unit for obtaining foot health evaluation information according to analysis through an O2O care process, based on the user input information;
an information providing unit for providing a foot health management service interface to the user terminal by using the foot health evaluation information; and
A history management unit that periodically transmits the query information to the user terminal and updates the foot health evaluation information by analyzing response information to the query information transmitted from the user terminal
Service providing device. The method of claim 1,
The above query information includes ergonomic factor measurement method, user's weight, time standing in wearing shoes per day, occupation, type of shoe, whether the shoe insole can be removed, degree of foot pain, foot pain area, body pain area, foot arch degree, foot contact preference texture, gender, foot size, footwear use,
Service providing device. 3. The method of claim 2,
The analysis unit,
Containing;
Service providing device. 4. The method of claim 3,
The analysis unit,
When the user input information for the ergonomic element measurement method corresponds to a call analysis request, the O2O care process is based on the ergonomic research terminal search information, and the ergonomic measurement vehicle including the ergonomic research terminal call to the specified location, but
According to the O2O care process of collecting and analyzing the user's ergonomic measurement information obtained offline through the ergonomic measurement vehicle that received the call preferentially from the ergonomics research terminal, the user's foot scan information A mobile scan information analysis unit to acquire; further comprising
Service providing device. 5. The method of claim 4,
The analysis unit,
When the user input information for the ergonomic element measurement method corresponds to a photographing information analysis request, the O2O care process analyzes photographing information to obtain foot modeling information by analyzing the user's foot photographing information input from the user terminal further comprising;
Service providing device. 6. The method of claim 5,
The analysis unit,
a foot shape analyzer including, in the foot health evaluation information, foot shape information that is compared and analyzed with a preset standard foot shape based on the foot scan information or the foot modeling information; and
A foot pain analysis unit comprising, in the foot health evaluation information, foot pain information extracted by analyzing a factor causing foot pain based on the foot scan information or the foot modeling information, in the foot health evaluation information; further comprising
Service providing device. The method of claim 1,
The information providing unit,
an insole information interface providing unit providing insole matching information obtained by applying the foot health evaluation information to a preset insole matching condition;
a shoe information interface providing unit providing shoe matching information obtained by applying the foot health evaluation information to a preset shoe matching condition; and
A product purchase interface providing unit that provides purchase information according to the selection of the user terminal based on the insole matching information or the shoe matching information;
Service providing device. In the method of operating a service providing device,
a registration step of registering user input information transmitted from the user terminal according to the query information;
an analysis step of obtaining foot health evaluation information according to analysis through an O2O care process, based on the user input information;
an information providing step of providing, to the user terminal, a foot health management service interface using the foot health evaluation information; and
A history management step of periodically transmitting the query information to the user terminal and updating the foot health evaluation information by analyzing response information to the query information transmitted from the user terminal
How the service providing device works. 9. The method of claim 8,
The above query information includes ergonomic factor measurement method, user's weight, time standing in wearing shoes per day, occupation, type of shoe, whether the shoe insole can be removed, degree of foot pain, foot pain area, body pain area, foot arch degree, foot contact preference texture, gender, foot size, footwear use,
How the service providing device works. 10. The method of claim 9,
The analysis step is
A care spot analysis step of extracting ergonomic research terminal search information by searching for an ergonomic research terminal within a certain range based on the user location information obtained from the user terminal or the user input information;
How the service providing device works. 11. The method of claim 10,
The analysis step is
When the user input information for the ergonomic element measurement method corresponds to a call analysis request, the O2O care process is based on the ergonomic research terminal search information, and the ergonomic measurement vehicle including the ergonomic research terminal call to the specified location, but
According to the O2O care process of collecting and analyzing the user's ergonomic measurement information obtained offline through the ergonomic measurement vehicle that received the call preferentially from the ergonomics research terminal, the user's foot scan information A mobile scan information analysis step to obtain; further comprising
How the service providing device works. 12. The method of claim 11,
The analysis step is
When the user input information for the ergonomic element measurement method corresponds to a photographing information analysis request, the O2O care process analyzes photographing information to obtain foot modeling information by analyzing the user's foot photographing information input from the user terminal step; further comprising
How the service providing device works. 13. The method of claim 12,
The analysis step is
a foot shape analysis step of including, in the foot health evaluation information, foot shape information that is compared and analyzed with a preset standard foot shape based on the foot scan information or the foot modeling information; and
A foot pain analysis step of analyzing a factor causing foot pain based on the foot scan information or the foot modeling information and including foot pain information extracted in the foot health evaluation information; further comprising
How the service providing device works. 9. The method of claim 8,
The information providing step is
an insole information interface providing step of providing insole matching information obtained by applying the foot health evaluation information to a preset insole matching condition;
a shoe information interface providing step of providing shoe matching information obtained by applying the foot health evaluation information to a preset shoe matching condition; and
A product purchase interface providing step of providing purchase information according to the selection of the user terminal based on the insole matching information or the shoe matching information;
How the service providing device works.

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