KR20220168366A - System for integrated management of golf course including 3d data - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a system for integrated management of a golf course that efficiently manages play progress between several golf teams playing in a field, and extracts the play progress of each group or groups or golfers that may interfere with the play of other groups through big data analysis. The system includes; a golf course management server for performing efficient golf course management.

Description

Golf course integrated management system including 3D data {SYSTEM FOR INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF GOLF COURSE INCLUDING 3D DATA}

The present invention relates to an integrated golf course management system including 3D data.

In general, in order to use a golf course, when a reservation or the like is confirmed at the reception corner in the golf club house, the golf game is started by entering it in the reception ledger. A caddy will be assigned and the caddy will record the member's match score on the scoreboard for each course along with an assistant role in the match. This method can be said to be inefficient for managing members.

In addition, since the golf course is a vast area, the management of the course according to the current state of the golf game depends on a method in which a game progressing agent directly tours and manages the course using means such as a motorcycle. Therefore, it is impossible to grasp the progress of each course in real time.

During a golf game, costs incurred from purchasing meals or beverages by players at restaurants (shady houses) installed within the course are covered by a wired modem connected between POS (point-of-sale information management) systems installed in each shade house and club house. Since it is being processed through, damage due to lightning strikes may occur. Also, due to time constraints, it was not possible to provide food that required cooking time in order to reduce the time spent in the shade house, so the contestants had to endure inconvenience.

On the other hand, the above-mentioned background art is technical information that the inventor possessed for derivation of the present invention or acquired in the process of derivation of the present invention, and cannot necessarily be said to be known art disclosed to the general public prior to filing the present invention. .

Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1257773 Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1451592

One aspect of the present invention provides an integrated golf course management system implemented to smoothly operate a golf course by providing real-time location information of golfers to players on standby.

In addition, an integrated golf course management system implemented to extract the play progress of each group or a group or golfer that may interfere with the play of other groups is provided using a big data analysis-based weak signal derivation system.

In addition, golf course information formed by 3D data is provided to golfers in real time.

The technical problem of the present invention is not limited to the technical problem mentioned above, and other technical problems not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description.

As an embodiment, an integrated golf course management system including 3D data includes a golf course management server for efficient golf course management; and a golfer terminal that installs a dedicated application for receiving an integrated golf course management service, is given to each golfer, and detects the golfer's location in real time; and a caddy terminal which is given to a caddy assisting the golfer's play and receives a progress message for directing the golfer's play from the golf course management server and notifies the caddy of the golf course management server, wherein the golf course management server includes the golfer terminal Reading lagging golfers determined to be interfering with the smooth progress of play by using the movement status of each golfer detected in the game, and encouraging lagging golfers to play more quickly with the caddy terminal given to the caddy assisting the lagging golfer A progress message is transmitted, and the golf course management server includes a location reading unit that receives location information of each golfer from the golfer terminal and reads the locations of golfers currently playing in the field through the received location information in real time; a monitoring unit to designate golfers currently playing as a team in a current field as one group, match the caddy terminal given to the caddy assisting the group with the group, and monitor the play of each group; The play progress of each group monitored by the monitoring unit is read through the position of each golfer read by the position reading unit, and the play progress of each group read through the read progress status may interfere with the play of other groups. a progress reading unit that extracts groups or golfers; and an encouragement message for transmitting a progress message for encouraging faster play of the group or golfer to the caddy terminal given to the caddy assisting the group or golfer who is interfering with the play of the other group extracted by the progress reading unit. and a branch unit, wherein the golfer terminal receives input from each golfer who is currently playing in the field whether or not there is a schedule and time after play, and creates schedule information by creating a database of schedules for each golfer and group, and the golfer terminal receives 3D data including a golf course 3D map, course information, etc. from the golf course management server and informs the golfer, and the progress reading unit uses the schedule information generated by the golfer terminal from the golfer who first ends play A ranked list is created, and in the generated ranking list, the group in which the golfer corresponding to the senior rank belongs is selected as a group to play in priority over the group including the golfer in the lower rank, and the group that includes the golfer in the senior rank When a group including a golfer with a lower priority is playing, the caddy assisting the group with a lower priority is encouraged to play more quickly with the caddy terminal, or the group with a golfer with a higher priority is played before the group with a golfer with a lower priority. The progress reading unit includes: a collection management module that sets a collection criterion of at least one of a collection target data source module, a collection target keyword, and a collection target period; a data collection module that collects big data from a corresponding data source module according to data collection criteria set by the collection management module and stores it in a database module; a morpheme analysis module that analyzes morphemes of the big data stored in the database module, classifies them by morpheme, and generates morpheme analysis data; and a data analysis module that processes the morpheme analysis data with a statistical analysis algorithm based on distributed parallel processing to calculate statistical values and outputs a weak signal according to the statistical values. The golf course management server extracts each golfer using the location information received from the golfer terminal or the caddy terminal. Alternatively, the position of each caddy is read, the expected landing position of the ball hit by the golfer is read using the weak signal derivation system based on the big data analysis, and a lighting control signal is generated to illuminate the expected landing position, and the golf course It is installed in the field of the golf course management server and further includes an active golf course lighting device that illuminates the field by adjusting the intensity of lighting or the location of light irradiation in response to a lighting control signal received from the golf course management server.

The active golf course lighting device of the golf course integrated management system including 3D data includes a support rod extending in a vertical direction; a rotation motor installed on the upper side of the holding table and driven in response to a lighting control signal received from the golf course management server; a pedestal seated on a driving shaft formed above the rotary motor; And a plurality of field lights installed spaced apart from each other along the upper surface of the pedestal and controlling the intensity of light or the direction of light irradiation in response to the light control signal received from the golf course management server to illuminate the field, The support may include an upper frame supporting a lower side of the rotary motor; an insertion protrusion protruding downward from the lower surface of the upper frame; a lower frame extending upward from the bottom surface; two fastening protrusions spaced apart from each other from one upper side and the other side of the lower frame and extending in an upward direction, the upper surface forming a flat surface, and the insertion protrusion being rotatably installed in the spaced apart space; and two elastic supports installed on each upper surface of the two fastening protrusions and supporting one side or the other side of the lower side of the upper frame by using elastic force, wherein the elastic supports include: A first plate forming an upper side supporting one side or the other side; a second plate spaced apart from the lower side of the first plate and forming a lower surface installed on an upper surface of the fastening protrusion; a first support that forms a plurality of joints and is installed between the first plate and the second plate; and a second support that forms a symmetrical structure with the first support and is spaced apart from the first support and installed between the first plate and the second plate, wherein the first support includes the first plate A first frame connected to the lower side so as to be rotatably installed; a second frame rotatably connected to the lower side of the first frame to form a first joint with the first frame; a third frame rotatably connected to the lower side of the second frame to form a second joint with the second frame; a fourth frame rotatably connected to the lower side of the third frame to form a third joint with the third frame, and a lower portion rotatably installed to the upper side of the second support; a vertical elastic body installed between the first joint and the second joint to support the first joint and the second joint by using an elastic force; A first inclined elastic body installed between the first joint and one side of the first plate to support the first joint and the first plate by using an elastic force; and a second inclined elastic body that is installed between the first joint and one side of the second plate and supports the first joint and the second plate by using an elastic force.

According to one aspect of the present invention described above, while the caddy in charge of each golfer is carrying a mobile communication device capable of tracking the location, the current location of each golfer is tracked and the management server system analyzes the delay section accordingly. Accordingly, the progress message according to the situation is transmitted to the mobile communication device of the caddy in charge, thereby providing an effect of increasing the turnover rate of the golf course.

In addition, by automatically reflecting the expected landing position of the ball hit in each player's turn in the corresponding player's turn, an effect of improving the game concentration of each player can also be provided.

In addition, it is possible to provide an effect of extracting the play progress of each group or groups or golfers that may interfere with the play of other groups by using a big data analysis-based weak signal derivation system.

In addition, golf course information, slope of the green, distance from the hole, etc. can be provided as 3D data in real time.

Effects of the present invention are not limited to the effects mentioned above, and various effects may be included within a range apparent to those skilled in the art from the contents to be described below.

1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of an integrated golf course management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a control block diagram illustrating the golf course management server of FIG. 1 .
3 is a view showing an active golf course lighting device used in an integrated golf course management system according to another embodiment.
4 is a view showing each configuration of the active golf course lighting device of FIG. 3 .
FIG. 5 is a view showing the field illumination of FIG. 4 .
6 is a view showing the holding base of FIG. 4;
7 and 8 are views showing the elastic support of FIG. 6 .
9 is a view showing the first support of FIG. 7 .

The present invention described below may apply various transformations and may have various embodiments, and specific embodiments are illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the detailed description.

However, it should be understood that this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, and includes all transformations, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention. In describing the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of related known technologies may obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted.

Terms used in this application are only used to describe specific embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In this application, the terms "include" or "have" are intended to designate that there is a feature, number, step, operation, component, part, or combination thereof described in the specification, but one or more other features It should be understood that the presence or addition of numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof is not precluded.

In addition, terms such as first and second may be used to classify and describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. These terms are only used for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another.

1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of an integrated golf course management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , an integrated golf course management system 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a golf course management server 100 for efficient golf course management.

The golf course management server 100 reads a lagging golfer determined to be interfering with the smooth progress of play by using the movement status of each golfer detected by the golfer terminal 200, and the caddy given to the caddy assisting the lagging golfer. A progress message is transmitted to the terminal 300 to encourage the laggard golfer to play faster.

Here, the golf course management server 100 may execute or manufacture various software based on an operating system (OS), that is, a system. The operating system is a system program for enabling software to use the hardware of the device, and is a mobile computer operating system such as Android OS, iOS, Windows mobile OS, Bada OS, Symbian OS, Blackberry OS, and Windows-based, Linux-based, Unix-based, It can include all computer operating systems such as MAC, AIX, and HP-UX.

The golf course integrated management system 10 having the configuration described above includes a plurality of golfer terminals 200a, 200b, and 200c and a plurality of caddy terminals 300a, 300b, and 300c.

The golfer terminal 200 installs a dedicated application for receiving the integrated golf course management service, is given to each golfer, and detects the golfer's location through the network to the golf course management server 100 in real time.

The golfer terminal 200 may receive 3D data including a golf course 3D map and course information from the golf course management server 100 and notify the golfer in real time.

The caddy terminal 300 is given to a caddy who assists the golfer's play, and receives a progress message for directing the golfers' play progress from the golf course management server 100 through the network and notifies the caddy.

Here, the golfer terminal 200 and the caddy terminal 300 may consist of one or more, and as shown in FIG. 1, a desktop computer (PC) as well as a notebook, a smart phone, It is a broad concept meaning various types of information communication devices and multimedia devices that support wired/wireless networks, such as mobile communication terminals widely used by the general public, such as tablet PCs.

In addition, the golf course management server 100, the golfer terminal 200, and the caddy terminal 300 constituting the integrated golf course management system 10 may transmit and receive data between each other through a network.

In this case, the network may include, for example, wireless communication, wired communication, optical ultrasound, or a combination thereof. Body Area Network (BAN), satellite communications, cellular communications, Bluetooth, Near Field Communication (NFC), Infrared Data Association standard (IrDA), Wireless Fidelity (WiFi), and Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave access (WiMAX) will be included in the communication path. Ethernet, digital subscriber line (DSL), fiber to the home (FTTH), and plain old telephone service (POTS) are examples of wired communication that can be included in a communication network. Also, a communications network can traverse multiple network topologies and distances. For example, a communications network may include a direct connection, a personal area network (PAN), a local area network (LAN), a metropolitan area network (MAN), a wide area network (WAN), or any combination thereof. In addition, it may be performed through a low power wide area network (Low Power Wide Area Network) including LoRaWAN, NB-Fi, and RPMA. However, the description of the network is not limited to the above communication network, and any latest data communication network may be applied.

The golf course integrated management system 10 having the configuration described above tracks the current location of each golfer while the caddy in charge of each golfer carries a mobile communication device capable of tracking the location, and accordingly, the management server system It is possible to increase the turnover rate of the golf course by analyzing the delayed section and transmitting a progress message according to the situation to the mobile communication device of the caddy in charge.

FIG. 2 is a control block diagram illustrating the golf course management server of FIG. 1 .

Referring to FIG. 2 , the golf course management server 100 includes a location reading unit 110 , a monitoring unit 120 , a progress reading unit 130 and an encouragement notification unit 140 .

The location reading unit 110 receives location information of each golfer from the golfer terminal 200 and reads the locations of golfers currently playing in the field through the received location information in real time.

The monitoring unit 120 forms a team in the current field, designates golfers currently playing as one group, matches the caddy terminal 300 given to the caddy assisting the group with the group, and matches each group. monitor their play.

The progress readout unit 130 reads the play progress status of each group monitored by the monitoring unit 120 through the position of each golfer read by the position read unit 110, and reads the read progress status of each group. Through this, groups or golfers that may interfere with the play of other groups are extracted.

The encouragement notification unit 140 is a caddy terminal 300 given to a caddy assisting a group or golfer who interferes with the play of another group extracted by the progress reading unit 130, and the group or golfer plays faster. Send progress messages to encourage

In one embodiment, the golfer terminal 200 may generate schedule information by receiving information about whether or not there is a schedule after play and time after play from each golfer currently playing in the field, and putting the schedule into a database for each golfer and group.

In one embodiment, the progress reading unit 130 uses the schedule information generated by the golfer terminal 200 to generate a ranking list in which the golfer who finishes the play first is ranked and listed. The group in which the golfer in the senior ranking belongs is selected as the group to play in priority over the group in which the golfer in the junior ranking is included, and if the group in which the golfer in the junior ranking is playing ahead of the group in which the golfer in the senior ranking is included, the group in which the golfer in the junior ranking is playing is played. A progress message may be transmitted to the caddy terminal 300 of the caddy assisting the group to encourage faster play or to allow a group including a higher-ranking golfer to play ahead of a group including a lower-ranking golfer.

In one embodiment, the progress reading unit 130 may include a collection management module that sets a collection criterion of at least one of a collection target data source module, a collection target keyword, and a collection target period; a data collection module that collects big data from the corresponding data source module according to the data collection criteria set by the collection management module and stores it in a database module; A morpheme analysis module that analyzes the morphemes of the big data stored in the database module, classifies them by morpheme, and generates morpheme analysis data; and a data analysis module that processes the morpheme analysis data with a statistical analysis algorithm based on distributed parallel processing, calculates statistical values, and outputs a weak signal according to the statistical values. (not shown) can be used to extract groups or golfers that may interfere with the play progress of each group or the play of other groups.

Here, the data analysis module may include: a distributed file system for storing the morphological analysis data; a data processing unit providing a virtual database interface to process morphological analysis data existing in the distributed file system based on structured query language (SQL); and executing a statistical analysis algorithm through a virtualization database interface provided by the data processing unit, and from the morpheme analysis data, the number of instance frequencies by year, the number of simultaneous occurrences between words by year, the number of occurrence frequencies by year, and the number of occurrences by year It may include a statistical analysis unit that calculates at least one or more of processed values from the number of co-occurrences between words.

The statistical analysis unit may calculate an increase rate of the number of occurrences for each word based on the number of instance frequencies and the number of simultaneous occurrences between words for each year.

In addition, the statistical analysis unit divides the number of instance frequencies per year by the number of documents per year to standardize the number of occurrence frequencies per year of the words per document to calculate an increase rate of the standardized number of occurrence frequencies for each word. can

In addition, the statistical analysis unit calculates an increase rate of centrality of the degree of connection for each word by using the matrix of the number of co-occurrences between words, and the standardized rate of increase in the number of appearances for each word and the increase rate of centrality of the degree of connection for each word are words having an upper certain portion or more; A word that is less than or equal to a certain lower part may be derived as a weak signal.

Meanwhile, the data collection module may collect big data including at least one unstructured data of image, video, voice, sensor, GPS, GIS, and M2M data.

Accordingly, the progress reading unit 130 analyzes the progress of each group's play or the group or golfer that may interfere with the play of other groups through big data analysis through the weak signal derivation system including the above-described configuration. After extracting , a message encouraging the progress of the play can be transmitted to the caddy terminal 300 assisting the corresponding group or golfer, so that the progress can be made more smoothly.

The term '~unit' used in the above embodiments means software or a hardware component such as a field programmable gate array (FPGA) or ASIC, and '~unit' performs certain roles. However, '~ part' is not limited to software or hardware. '~bu' may be configured to be in an addressable storage medium and may be configured to reproduce one or more processors. Therefore, as an example, '~unit' refers to components such as software components, object-oriented software components, class components, and task components, processes, functions, properties, and procedures. , subroutines, segments of program patent code, drivers, firmware, microcode, circuitry, data, databases, data structures, tables, arrays, and variables.

Functions provided within components and '~units' may be combined into smaller numbers of components and '~units' or separated from additional components and '~units'.

In addition, components and '~units' may be implemented to play one or more CPUs in a device or a secure multimedia card.

3 is a view showing an active golf course lighting device used in an integrated golf course management system according to another embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 3 , the active golf course lighting device 400 is installed in the field of the golf course, and the intensity of lighting or the location of illumination is adjusted in response to the lighting control signal received from the golf course management server 100 to illuminate the field. reveal

In one embodiment, the golf course management server 100 reads the location of each golfer or each caddy using the location information received from the golfer terminal 200 or the caddy terminal 300, and generates a big data analysis-based weak signal. Using the derivation system, the expected landing position of the ball hit by the golfer may be read, and a lighting control signal for illuminating the expected landing position may be generated.

The active golf course lighting device 400 having the configuration described above automatically illuminates the predicted landing position of the ball hit in each player's turn at the player's turn, thereby improving each player's game concentration. effects can also be provided.

4 is a view showing each configuration of the active golf course lighting device of FIG. 3 .

Referring to FIG. 4 , the active golf course lighting device 400 includes a support 410, a rotation motor 420, a support 430, and a plurality of field lights 440.

The support 410 extends in a vertical direction from the bottom surface, and a rotation motor 420 is installed on the upper side.

The rotation motor 420 is installed on the upper side of the support 410 and is driven in response to a lighting control signal received from the golf course management server 100 through a network to rotate the support 430 installed on the upper side.

The pedestal 430 is seated on a driving shaft formed above the rotary motor 420 and rotates to change the direction of light irradiated by the field lighting 440 installed along the upper surface.

The field lights 440 are installed spaced apart from each other along the upper surface of the pedestal 430, and the intensity of light or the direction of light irradiation is controlled in response to the light control signal received from the golf course management server 100 to illuminate the field. reveal

Referring to FIG. 5 , the field lighting 440 may include an irradiation unit 441 , a vertical driving unit 442 , and a left and right driving unit 443 .

In the irradiation unit 441, lighting is turned on/off in response to the lighting control signal received from the golf course management server 100, and the amount of light irradiated in response to the lighting control signal also received from the golf course management server 100 controlled

The vertical driving unit 442 is connected to the rear end of the irradiation unit 441 and adjusts the irradiation angle of the irradiation unit 441 in the vertical direction in response to a lighting control signal received from the golf course management server 100 .

The left and right driving unit 443 is connected to the lower end of the up and down driving unit 442 and adjusts the irradiation angle of the irradiation unit 441 in the left and right directions in response to a lighting control signal received from the golf course management server 100 .

6 is a view showing the holding base of FIG. 4;

Referring to FIG. 6 , the support 410 includes an upper frame 411, an insertion protrusion 412, a lower frame 413, two fastening protrusions 414, and two elastic supports 500.

The upper frame 411 supports the lower side of the rotary motor 420, and the insertion protrusion 412 is installed on the lower side.

The insertion protrusion 412 protrudes downward from the lower surface of the upper frame 411, and a bolt (B) and a nut (N) are rotatably formed in the space 415 between the two fastening protrusions 414. It is fastened by fastening means such as

The lower frame 413 extends upward from the bottom surface, and two fastening protrusions 414 are spaced apart from each other and protrude from the top surface.

The fastening protrusions 414 are spaced apart from each other from one upper side and the other side of the lower frame 413 and extend upward, respectively, and the upper surface forms a plane, and the insertion protrusion 412 is formed in the spaced space 415. It is connected and installed so that it can rotate.

The elastic support 500 is installed on each upper surface of the two fastening protrusions 414 and supports one side or the other side of the lower side of the upper frame 411 by using elastic force.

The support 410 having the configuration described above uses the elastic support 500 even on days when there is strong wind to minimize lighting, that is, the pedestal 430 shaking in the wind, so that golfers can comfortably play on the field. you can enjoy

7 and 8 are views showing the elastic support of FIG. 6 .

Referring to FIG. 7 , the elastic support 500 includes a first plate 510 , a second plate 520 , a first support 530 and a second support 540 .

The first plate 510 forms the upper side of the elastic support 500 supporting one side or the other side of the lower side of the upper frame 411, by the first support 530 and the second support 540. It is supported and spaced apart from the upper side of the second plate 520 .

The second plate 520 is spaced apart from the lower side of the first plate 510 by the first support 530 and the second support 540, and the elastic support 500 installed on the upper surface of the fastening protrusion 414 forms the lower side of

The first support 530 forms a plurality of joints, is installed between the first plate 510 and the second plate 520, and uses elastic force between the first plate 510 and the second plate 520. support

The second support 540 forms a symmetrical structure with the first support 530, and is spaced apart from the first support 530 by the first horizontal elastic body 550 and the second horizontal elastic body 560 to be described later. It is installed between the first plate 510 and the second plate 520 and supports between the first plate 510 and the second plate 520 using elastic force.

The elastic support 500 having the configuration described above may further include a first horizontal elastic body 550 and a second horizontal elastic body 560 .

The first horizontal elastic body 550 is installed between the first joint T1 of the first support 530 and the first joint T1 of the second support 540, and uses elastic force to move the first support 530. Supports between the first joint T1 of the second support 540 (see FIG. 9)

The second horizontal elastic body 560 is installed between the third joint T3 of the first support 530 and the third joint T3 of the second support 540, and uses elastic force to move the first support 530. It is supported between the third joint T3 of the second support 540 (see FIG. 9).

The elastic support 500 having the configuration described above effectively attenuates vibration or impact transmitted in any direction horizontally, vertically, or inclinedly, as shown by the arrow in FIG. 8, so that the pedestal 430 is stably supported. can do.

9 is a view showing the first support of FIG. 7 .

Referring to FIG. 9 , the first support 530 includes a first frame 531, a second frame 532, a third frame 533, a fourth frame 534, a vertical elastic body 535, a first A gradient elastic body 536 and a second gradient elastic body 537 are included.

Here, the second support 540 has a configuration forming a symmetrical structure with the first support 530, and the configuration of the first support 530 can be equally applied to avoid duplication of description. will be omitted.

The first frame 531 is connected to the lower side of the first plate 510 so as to be rotatable, and is installed to be connected to the second frame 532 so as to be rotatable to form a first joint T1.

The second frame 532 is rotatably connected to the lower side of the first frame 531 to form a first joint T1 with the first frame 531 and to be rotatable with the third frame 533. It is connected to form the second joint T2, and the first inclined elastic body 536 is connected and installed to be inclined between the lower surface of the first plate 510.

The third frame 533 is rotatably connected to the lower side of the second frame 532 to form a second joint T2 with the second frame 532 and to be rotatable with the fourth frame 534. It is connected to form a third joint (T3), and the second inclined elastic body 537 is connected and installed between the upper surface of the second plate 520 so as to be inclined.

The fourth frame 534 is rotatably installed on the lower side of the third frame 533 to form a third joint T3 with the third frame 533, and the lower portion is the upper side of the second support 540. It is connected and installed so that it can rotate.

The vertical elastic body 535 is installed between the first joint T1 and the second joint T2 to support the first joint T1 and the second joint T2 using elastic force.

The first inclined elastic body 536 is installed between the first joint T1 and one side of the first plate 510 and supports the first joint T1 and the first plate 510 using elastic force.

The second inclined elastic body 537 is installed between the first joint T1 and one side of the second plate 520 and supports the first joint T1 and the second plate 520 using elastic force.

At this time, an upper seat 538 forming a surface facing the first inclined elastic body 536 is installed on the lower surface of the first plate 510 so that the first inclined elastic body 536 can be seated thereon, and the second inclined elastic body 538 is installed. A lower seat 539 forming a surface facing the second inclined elastic body 537 may be installed on an upper surface of the plate 520 so that the second inclined elastic body 537 may be seated thereon.

In one embodiment, the first joint (T1), as shown in Figure 9 may be located on the same axis as the third joint (T3).

In one embodiment, the second joint (T2) is spaced apart from the axis connecting the first joint (T1) and the third joint (T3) in a direction away from the second support 540, as shown in FIG. can do.

On the other hand, the embodiments disclosed in the drawings are only presented as specific examples to aid understanding, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. It is obvious to those skilled in the art that other modified examples based on the technical idea of the present invention can be implemented in addition to the embodiments disclosed herein.

10... integrated golf course management system 100... golf course management server
200 ... golfer terminal 300 ... caddy terminal
400... active golf course lighting system

Claims (2)

a golf course management server for performing efficient golf course management; and
A golfer terminal that installs a dedicated application for receiving integrated golf course management service, is given to each golfer, and detects the location of the golfer in real time; and a caddy terminal which is given to a caddy who assists the golfer's play and receives a progress message for directing the golfer's play from the golf course management server and notifies the caddy,
The golf course management server reads a lagging golfer determined to be interfering with the smooth progress of play by using the movement status of each golfer detected by the golfer terminal, and delays the golfer to the caddy terminal given to the caddy assisting the lagging golfer. It transmits a progress message to encourage the golfer to play faster,
The golf course management server includes a location reading unit that receives location information of each golfer from the golfer terminal and reads the locations of golfers currently playing in the field through the received location information in real time; a monitoring unit to designate golfers currently playing as a team in a current field as one group, match the caddy terminal given to the caddy assisting the group with the group, and monitor the play of each group; The play progress of each group monitored by the monitoring unit is read through the position of each golfer read by the position reading unit, and the play progress of each group read through the read progress status may interfere with the play of other groups. a progress reading unit that extracts groups or golfers; and an encouragement message for transmitting a progress message for encouraging faster play of the group or golfer to the caddy terminal given to the caddy assisting the group or golfer who is interfering with the play of the other group extracted by the progress reading unit. branch; including;
The golfer terminal receives the presence and time of a schedule after play from each golfer currently playing in the field, and creates schedule information by making a database of schedules for each golfer and group,
The golfer terminal receives 3D data including a golf course 3D map and course information from the golf course management server and informs the golfer,
The progress reading unit generates a ranking list in which the golfer who finishes play first is ranked by using the schedule information generated by the golfer terminal, and the group to which the golfer corresponding to the highest priority belongs in the generated ranking list is ranked next. If a group is selected as a group to play in priority over the group including the golfer of the above, and the group including the golfer of the lower rank is playing before the group including the golfer of the senior rank, the caddy terminal of the caddy assisting the group of the lower rank Sends a progress message to encourage faster play or to allow a group with a higher priority golfer to play ahead of a group with a lower priority golfer,
The progress reading unit may include: a collection management module that sets a collection criterion of at least one of a collection target data source module, a collection target keyword, and a collection target period; a data collection module that collects big data from a corresponding data source module according to data collection criteria set by the collection management module and stores it in a database module; a morpheme analysis module that analyzes morphemes of the big data stored in the database module, classifies them by morpheme, and generates morpheme analysis data; and a data analysis module that processes the morpheme analysis data with a statistical analysis algorithm based on distributed parallel processing to calculate statistical values and outputs a weak signal according to the statistical values. The golf course management server extracts each golfer using the location information received from the golfer terminal or the caddy terminal. Alternatively, the position of each caddy is read, the expected landing position of the ball hit by the golfer is read using the weak signal derivation system based on the big data analysis, and a lighting control signal is generated to illuminate the expected landing position.
Integrated golf course management including 3D data, which is installed in the field of the golf course and further includes an active golf course lighting device that illuminates the field by adjusting the intensity of lighting or the position of light irradiation in response to the lighting control signal received from the golf course management server system. According to claim 1,
The active golf course lighting device includes a support rod extending in a vertical direction; a rotation motor installed on the upper side of the holding table and driven in response to a lighting control signal received from the golf course management server; a pedestal seated on a driving shaft formed above the rotary motor; And a plurality of field lights installed spaced apart from each other along the upper surface of the pedestal and controlling the intensity of light or the direction of light irradiation in response to the light control signal received from the golf course management server to illuminate the field,
The support may include an upper frame supporting a lower side of the rotary motor; an insertion protrusion protruding downward from the lower surface of the upper frame; a lower frame extending upward from the bottom surface; It is spaced apart from one side and the other side of the upper part of the lower frame and extends upward, respectively, and the upper surface forms a plane,
two fastening protrusions installed in a spaced apart space so that the insertion protrusion is rotatable; And two elastic supports installed on each upper surface of the two fastening protrusions and supporting one side or the other side of the lower side of the upper frame by using elastic force; includes,
The elastic support may include a first plate forming an upper side supporting one side or the other side of the lower side of the upper frame; a second plate spaced apart from the lower side of the first plate and forming a lower surface installed on an upper surface of the fastening protrusion; a first support that forms a plurality of joints and is installed between the first plate and the second plate; And a second support that forms a symmetrical structure with the first support and is spaced apart from the first support and installed between the first plate and the second plate,
The first support may include a first frame rotatably connected to a lower side of the first plate; a second frame rotatably connected to the lower side of the first frame to form a first joint with the first frame; a third frame rotatably connected to the lower side of the second frame to form a second joint with the second frame; a fourth frame rotatably connected to the lower side of the third frame to form a third joint with the third frame, and a lower portion rotatably installed to the upper side of the second support; a vertical elastic body installed between the first joint and the second joint to support the first joint and the second joint by using an elastic force; A first inclined elastic body installed between the first joint and one side of the first plate to support the first joint and the first plate by using an elastic force; and a second inclination elastic body installed between the first joint and one side of the second plate to support between the first joint and the second plate by using an elastic force. .

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