KR20230053341A - Method for providing electronic transcription service using electronic transcription system - Google Patents

Abstract

According to the present invention, a method of providing an electronic transcription service in an electronic transcription system which provides an electronic transcription book service through a user terminal and a transcription management server comprises the steps of: receiving personal information input by a user who accesses the transcription management server through the user terminal; loading user's transcription history information based on the received personal information; and providing the electronic transcription book service to the user terminal through a web page based on the transcription history information. In addition, a transcription execution page of the web page displays a transcription original page in which an original transcription is displayed and a transcription input page in which the user inputs text. Moreover, if an error exists in the text input to the transcription input page, the transcription management server displays a typo mark on the text corresponding to the error. The transcription management server stores transcription completed by the user as an original tablet and provides the transcription as a memorial tablet after user's death. Accordingly, anyone can easily transcribe contents of an easily accessible e-book using a keyboard or voice.

Description

Method for providing electronic transcription service of electronic transcription system {METHOD FOR PROVIDING ELECTRONIC TRANSCRIPTION SERVICE USING ELECTRONIC TRANSCRIPTION SYSTEM}

The present invention relates to an electronic transcription system, and more particularly, to a method for providing an electronic transcription service of an electronic transcription system for transcribing a specific original text.

'Copying' means copying and writing books that contain in-depth contents such as scriptures, famous sayings, and classics by hand. Recently, various literatures or books are being published in the form of e-books or PDFs. 'Transcribing' will include not only books in the classical sense, but also copying and writing of materials published in e-books, PDFs, or various electronic document formats. Until the commercialization of printing technology, it was necessary to copy by hand to make the same book. Even in the East, the act of transcribing 'Shagyeong', which transcribes Buddhist sutras, beyond the mere development of printing technology, is considered and recommended as a kind of meritorious virtue to benefit all living beings and the next world. Even in modern times, when printing technology has developed and there is no longer a demand for transcription for book distribution, transcription is widely used for in-depth understanding of scriptures or in-depth reading of literary works. By internalizing each sentence through transcription, in the case of a believer, it is possible to develop a sense of faith.

However, in modern times when information and communication technology has developed rapidly and letter input methods have diversified, it is no longer necessary for transcription methods to rely only on traditional handwriting. Generations accustomed to information devices have become more natural to record through keyboards rather than handwriting. In addition, those who have difficulties with handwriting, such as those with disabilities in limbs or the visually impaired, should not be excluded from the sutra for in-depth reading or to accumulate merit. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a digital transcription system or device capable of transcription or sutra that anyone can easily access.

(1) Korea Utility Model Publication 20-2012-0002932 (2012.04.30) (2) Korea Registered Patent Publication No. 10-2041259 (2019.10.31)

An object of the present invention is to provide an electronic transcription system that can easily copy and write the contents of an electronic book using a keyboard or voice, and an electronic transcription service using the same.

An electronic transcription service providing method of an electronic transcription system that provides an electronic transcription book service through a user terminal and a transcription management server according to an embodiment of the present invention is an individual input by a user accessing the transcription management server through the user terminal. Receiving information, calling the user's transcription history information based on the received personal information, and providing the electronic transcription book service to the user terminal through a web page based on the transcription history information Including, but the transcription execution page of the web page displays the original transcription page on which the original text is displayed and the transcription input page on which the user inputs text, and the transcription management server has an error in the text entered on the transcription input page. In this case, a typo mark is displayed in the text corresponding to the error.

In this embodiment, the web page includes a start page and an end page each composed of one page, and when moving from the start page to the next page, two pages are expanded and displayed.

In this embodiment, a language selection button is displayed on the webpage, and when one of a plurality of languages is selected by clicking the language selection button, texts on the webpage are displayed in the selected one language. .

In this embodiment, the user terminal includes a text-to-speech (TTS) module for converting the text of the transcribed text into a voice signal and transmitting it to a speaker, a braille keyboard for inputting text through braille input, and converting voice input into text. and a speech-to-text conversion (STT) module that supports writing to the transcription input page.

In this embodiment, the transcribed text includes at least one of the Lotus Sutra, the Jijangjeon, the Diamond Sutra, and the Heart Sutra.

According to the above-described embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to implement an electronic transcription book device and system that can easily transcribe the contents of an easily accessible electronic book with a keyboard or voice. In addition, even visually impaired users or users who have difficulty writing notes can transcribe using various input tools, enabling in-depth reading of scriptures or classics.

1 is a block diagram showing an electronic transcription system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the user terminal of Figure 1;
Figure 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the transcription management server of Figure 1;
4 is a flowchart briefly showing a transcription service providing method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a diagram showing a user interface (UI) for providing the electronic transcription service of the present invention by way of example.
6a to 6i show initial screens of a web page when accessing a transcription service.
7A to 7B are diagrams showing transcriptional execution pages of a webpage.
8a to 8c show back screens of a web page.
9 is a diagram showing the configuration of the user database of FIG. 3 .

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described clearly and in detail to the extent that those skilled in the art can easily practice the present invention.

1 is a block diagram briefly showing an electronic transcription system according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1 , the electronic transcription system 100 may include a user terminal 110, a network 120, and a transcription management server 130.

The user terminal 110 may communicate with the transcription management server 130 through the network 120 and receive electronic transcription services through a web page or application. Through a dedicated application running on the user terminal 110 or by accessing a web page managed by the transcription management server 130, the user terminal 110 may access the electronic transcription service. In general, the user terminal 110 may be implemented as at least one of a set-top box equipped with a keyboard and a display monitor, a desktop computer equipped with a web browser, a laptop computer, or a notebook computer.

In another embodiment, user terminal 110 may be a mobile phone or tablet PC, typically for voice or text exchange. However, it will be appreciated that the user terminal 110 is not limited to a mobile phone. The user terminal 110 may access a remote server or terminal through the network 120 . The user terminal 110 includes, for example, Personal Communication System (PCS), Global System for Mobile communications (GSM), Personal Digital Cellular (PDC), Personal Handyphone System (PHS), Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), IMT ( International Mobile Telecommunication)-2000, CDMA(Code Division Multiple Access)-2000, W-CDMA(W-Code Division Multiple Access), Wibro(Wireless Broadband Internet) terminal, smartphone, smartpad, All kinds of handheld-based wireless communication devices and wired communication devices such as tablet PCs and desktop PCs may be included.

The network 120 may be a communication network that is a high-speed backbone network capable of providing high-capacity, long-distance voice and data services. The network 120 may be a next-generation wired or wireless network for providing Internet or high-speed multimedia services. When the network 120 is a mobile communication network, it may be a synchronous mobile communication network or an asynchronous mobile communication network. As an example of an asynchronous mobile communication network, a wideband code division multiple access (WCDMA) communication network may be used. In this case, although not shown in the drawings, the network 120 may include a Radio Network Controller (RNC). Meanwhile, although a WCDMA network is taken as an example, the network 120 may be a next-generation communication network such as a 3G LTE network, a 4G network, or another 5G network, or other IP-based IP networks.

The transcription management server 130 provides an electronic transcription service through the user terminal 110 . The transcription management server 130 may provide a dedicated application for providing the electronic transcription service to the user terminal 110 or a web page capable of accessing the electronic transcription service. The transcription management server 130 may store the personal information of users accessing through the user terminal 110 and the transcription history of each user. In addition, the transcription management server 130 may store and provide various transcription materials to be provided to users. In addition, the transcription management server 130 may have data for supporting multilingual languages for transcription materials.

When the user accesses the electronic transcription service using a dedicated application or web page, the transcription management server 130 may provide the transcription service for the original text in the language selected by the user. In addition, the transcription management server 130 may store the transcription history for the registered user, and provide a transcription service continuously from the part where the transcription was stopped by referring to the user's transcription history at a later access.

2 is a block diagram showing a user terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 2, the user terminal 110 includes a CPU 111, a RAM 112, an input/output interface 113, a keyboard 113a, a display 113b, a microphone 113c, a speaker 113d, and a storage ( 114), a modem 115, and a system bus 116. However, it will be well understood that the components of the user terminal 110 disclosed herein are not limited to those shown.

The CPU 111 executes software (application programs, operating systems, and device drivers) to be executed in the user terminal 110 . Basically, CPU 111 will run an operating system (OS) loaded into RAM 112 . The CPU 111 will execute various application programs to be driven based on an operating system (OS). The CPU 111 may be provided as a homogeneous multi-core processor or a heterogeneous multi-core processor.

An operating system (OS) is loaded into the RAM 112 upon booting. For example, when the user terminal 110 boots, an OS image stored in the storage 114 may be loaded into the RAM 112 based on a booting sequence. The input/output interface 113 may be activated by an operating system (OS) and various input/output operations may be supported. Similarly, application programs may be loaded into the RAM 112 to provide basic services. In particular, a transcription support application 112a, a TTS module 112b, an STT module 112c, and the like for supporting the electronic transcription service of the present invention may be loaded into the RAM 112. The RAM 112 may be a volatile memory such as static random access memory (SRAM) or dynamic random access memory (DRAM), or a non-volatile memory such as PRAM, MRAM, ReRAM, FRAM, and NOR flash memory.

The transcription application (112a) is called and driven by the CPU (111) when accessing the electronic transcription service in the user terminal 110, or activating the app. The transcription application (112a) may provide a user interface (User Interface: hereinafter, UI) for the electronic transcription service in the user terminal (110). If the electronic transcription service is provided using a webpage managed by the transcription management server 130, at least some functions of the transcription application 112a may be supported by the transcription management server 130. On the other hand, it will be well understood that the electronic transcription service can be provided through the driving of the transcription application 112a even in an off-line state without network 120 connection or the user terminal 110 alone.

A Test to Speech (TTS) module 112b converts the text of the original text into a human voice signal. By means of the TTS module 112b, the text in the original text can be delivered as voice through the speaker 113d to a user such as a visually impaired person. The STT module 112c converts the voice signal input through the microphone 113c into text and provides it to the transcription application 112a. The transcription application 112a will write text on the transcription input page using the text signal provided through the STT module 112c instead of the keyboard 113a input signal.

The input/output interface 113 controls input and output of the input/output devices 113a, 113b, 113c, and 113d. For example, the input/output interface 113 may display a screen for providing an electronic transcription service on the display 113b under the control of the CPU 111 . The input/output interface 113 transfers text input through a keyboard or Braille input signal to the CPU 111 . Also, the input/output interface 113 may transmit a voice signal provided through the microphone 113c to the CPU 111. In addition, the input/output interface 113 may transmit and reproduce the voice signal generated through the TTS module 112b to the speaker 113d.

The storage 114 is provided as a storage device of the user terminal 110 . The storage 114 may include a memory card (MMC, eMMC, SD, MicroSD, etc.) or a NAND-type flash memory having a large storage capacity. Alternatively, the storage 114 may include a next-generation nonvolatile memory such as PRAM, MRAM, ReRAM, FRAM, or NOR flash memory. In particular, the storage 114 may store the user's transcription history data 114a generated through the transcription service and transmit it to the transcription management server 130 if necessary.

The modem 115 exchanges data with the transcription management server 130 via the network 120 . For example, the modem 115 may be used for Ethernet communication, 3rd Generation Artnership Project (3GPP), Long Term Evolution (LTE), World Interoperability for Microwave Access (WIMAX), Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G, 5G, 6G It may include a wired/wireless communication module supporting standards such as

The system bus 116 provides an interconnector function to provide an on-chip network inside the user terminal 110 . The system bus 116 may include, for example, a data bus, an address bus, and a control bus. A data bus is a path through which data travels. Primarily, it will provide a memory access path to RAM 112 or storage 114. An address bus provides an address exchange path between functional blocks (IPs). The control bus provides a path for transferring control signals between functional blocks (IPs). However, the configuration of the system bus 116 is not limited to the above description, and may further include mediation means for efficient management.

According to the above description, the user terminal 110 may provide a user environment for providing electronic transcription services to the user. Even if the user has a visual impairment or it is difficult to use the keyboard, the user terminal 110 can provide an easily accessible electronic transcription service to anyone.

In addition, the transcription application (112a) running on the user terminal 110 may be stored and sold in various storage media, including a USB memory or SD card. The transcription application 112a is provided in the form of an installation file in the storage medium, and the purchaser may install and drive the transcription application 112a in the user terminal 110 by executing the installation file.

3 is a block diagram briefly showing the configuration of the transcription management server of FIG. 1; Referring to FIG. 3 , the transcription management server 130 may include a communication unit 131, a control unit 133, and databases 135 and 137.

The communication unit 131 communicates with the transcription management server 130 and the user terminal 110 (see FIG. 1) through the network 120. In the communication unit 131, external servers may perform wireless communication or wired communication with communication terminals. For example, the communication unit 131 may include Ethernet communication, Near Field Communication (NFC), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) communication, mobile telecommunication, memory card communication, and universal serial communication. One or more of Universal Serial Bus (USB) communications may be performed.

The control unit 133 performs functions such as web page management, user management, and transcription data management performed in the transcription management server 130 . To this end, the control unit 133 may include a web page management module 132, a user management module 134, and a transcription data management module 136.

The web page management module 132 may manage an application running on the user terminal 110 or a web page accessed by the user terminal 110 . The webpage management module 132 may control to display a webpage for electronic transcription service on the display of the user terminal 110 . In addition, the original text can be displayed on the web page according to the language mode selected by the user. For example, if the language mode is Korean, the original text will be displayed in Korean. Alternatively, the web page management module 132 will display the original text in one of various languages such as English, Chinese, Indian, and Japanese according to the language mode selected by the user. Then, the selected language mode is also activated for the handwritten text input by the user. In addition, the web page management module 132 responds to an input of a user interface (UI) provided on the web page of the customer terminal 110 to provide storage of transcription history, page turning, or typo check service for the transcribed content. may be

The user management module 134 may store and manage user information that accesses the user terminal 110 to the electronic transcription service. The user management module 134 may store information such as a name, address, and phone number of a connected user as personal information. In addition, the user management module 134 may store users' transcription histories and provide a service so that transcription can be continuously started from the part where the previous transcription work was stopped when accessing later. The user management module 134 may store, manage, and update the user's personal information or transcription history in the user database 135 provided separately.

In addition, the user management module 134 encloses the completed copy as an original plaque after the transcription is completed. The user management module 134 may store and enclose the completed copy in the user database 135 . In addition, the original tablet enshrined in the user database 135 can be used as a mortuary tablet after the user dies. In addition, the user management module 134 may store the user's voice and provide an artificial intelligence (AI)-based conversation service with family members by using the user's voice information after the user's death.

The transcribed data management module 136 stores and manages the original texts for providing electronic transcription services. The original manuscripts may include Buddhist sutras such as the Lotus Sutra, Ksitigarbha Sutra, Diamond Sutra, and Heart Sutra. In addition, the transcribed data management module 136 may have these transcribed texts for each language such as Korean, English, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, and the like. The original manuscript may include prayers such as the Bible or the Apostles' Creed used in Christianity or Catholicism for each language. In addition, the original manuscripts may include various classic works, including literature such as poetry and novels, religion, humanities, science, and culture. The transcribed text is stored in the transcribed material database 137.

As mentioned above, the user database 135 stores personal information such as names, addresses, legal names, and phone numbers of users connected to the electronic transcription system 100 and the transcription history of each user. In addition, the user database 135 may provide a user transcription history according to a request of the user management module 134 to support the accessed user to continuously transcribe the original text. The user database 135 stores the completed copy under the control of the user management module 134 and encloses it as an original plaque. In addition, the original tablet enshrined in the user database 135 can be used as a mortuary tablet after the user dies. Voice-based transcriptions may be stored in the user database 135, and the user's voice may be stored. The user database 135 may provide the user's voice information to the user management module 134 after the user's death to support an artificial intelligence (AI) based conversation service with family members.

The transcription data database 137 stores the original text provided by the electronic transcription service. The transcribed data database 137 stores transcribed texts such as Buddhist sutras such as the Lotus Sutra, Jijangjeon, Diamond Sutra, Heart Sutra, and Christian Bibles or prayers. The manuscript texts may be stored in the transcription data database 137 for various languages. The original manuscript is not limited to the disclosure here, and may include works of religion, humanities, science, and culture, including literary works.

4 is a flowchart briefly showing a transcription service providing method according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 4 , the user may access the electronic transcription system 100 (see FIG. 1 ) and continue the transcription work from the page or part that was terminated at the time of previous access.

In step S110, the user accesses the electronic transcription system 100 through the user terminal (110, see FIG. 1). Then, the transcription management server (130, see FIG. 1) receives personal information input by the user to the web page or application.

In step S120, the transcription management server 130 performs operation branching depending on whether the accessed user is an existing user with a previous access history or a new user. The transcription management server 130 may receive personal information input by the user and check whether the user's previous access history exists. If the user has no previous access history (no direction), the procedure moves to step S135. On the other hand, if the user is an existing user who has previously accessed (yes direction), the procedure moves to step S130.

In step S130, the transcription management server 130 retrieves the transcription history of the user accessed from the user database 135. That is, the transcription management server 130 will read the page or line in which the transcription was stopped in the previous access by the user who has access and display it on the web page of the user terminal 110.

In step S135, the transcription management server 130 determines that the currently accessed user is a new user or a user whose history has been initialized and creates a new user database. That is, the transcription management server 130 will store personal information such as the name, address, and phone number of the user whose history is initialized or accessed for the first time in the user database 135.

In step S140, the user will perform a transcription input in which the user terminal 110 copies the original text to the transcription execution page. At this time, the transcription management server 130 may perform an error check or a typo check to inform the user of a part that is different from the original text in the transcribed contents. That is, a misspelling mark may be displayed in the form of an underline, a check mark, or a fluorescent display in the transcribed sentence for terms different from the original text, spaces, grammatical errors, and the like. The misspelling mark may be displayed in various ways other than the method disclosed herein.

In step S150, the transcription management server 130 monitors whether the user stores the transcription history up to now during transcription input. That is, the transcription management server 130 checks whether the user clicks the save button displayed on the transcription execution page. If the save button is clicked (yes direction), the procedure moves to step S160 for saving the transcription history. On the other hand, if the save button is not clicked (no direction), it returns to step S140 for continuing the user's transcription.

In step S160, the transcription management server 130 updates page or line information on which the user has performed transcription so far in the user database 135 as a transcription history. That is, when the user accesses the electronic transcription system 100 for the first time, the user's transcription execution progress will be recorded first. On the other hand, if there is a record of the user accessing the electronic transcription system 100 before and performing transcription, the transcription management server 100 will update the user's previous transcription history to the current transcription history.

In step S170, the transcription management server 130 monitors whether the user has terminated the transcription service. For example, when a user closes a web page providing a transcription service or logs out, or when a user terminates a dedicated application program for a transcription service, the transcription management server 130 terminates the transcription service by the user. judge it to be If it is determined that the user has terminated the transcription service, the transcription service for the user accessing the electronic transcription system 100 will be terminated. On the other hand, if the user clicks only the save button and continues to transcribe, the process returns to step S140.

In the above, a method of providing an electronic transcription service to a user connected to the electronic transcription system 100 has been described. The function of the transcription management server 130 of the present invention has been described for an embodiment utilizing a web page. However, it will be well understood that the same service can be provided by a dedicated application program for electronic transcription that is driven in the user terminal 110 .

5 is a diagram showing a user interface (UI) for providing the electronic transcription service of the present invention by way of example. Referring to FIG. 5, a start page screen that appears to the user for the first time when a dedicated application is executed on the user terminal 110 or accesses a web page is shown in order to receive an electronic transcription service.

The personal information input window 150 is a window for the user to input a name and date of birth. In the upper part of the personal information input window 150, the user's name and date of birth are entered, and a phrase that guides the user to click one of the new start button 151 and the load button 152 at the lower part according to the first user or the existing user. is displayed.

When the user clicks the new start button 151, it is determined that the currently accessed user is a new user or a user whose history has been initialized, and a new user database is created. The initialized user corresponds to the case of clicking the 'electronic skeletal initialization' button to be described later. The transcription management server (130, see FIG. 3) will create and store personal information such as the name, address, and phone number of the user whose history is initialized or first accessed as an item in the user database (135, see FIG. 3).

When the user clicks the import button 152, the user's transcription history corresponding to the name and date of birth is retrieved and read from the user database (135, see FIG. 3). In addition, the content (page or line) that the accessed user was writing in the previous connection will be displayed on the web page of the user terminal 110 .

The language selection button 153a is a button through which a user can select a desired language. When the language selection button 153a is clicked, a list of a plurality of languages selectable by the user is popped up, and the transcription management server 130 will convert all text of the user interface (UI) to the language selected by the user. In the present invention, a case where language selection is Korean will be described as an example.

The search window 153b provides a function of searching for a word or sentence input by the user in the original text. When the user inputs a specific word into the search box 153b and clicks the search button, a new pop-up window is created on the left side of the screen and search results are displayed. When the user clicks on any one of the search results, the screen will move to the corresponding page and display the transcribed text and the transcribed page side by side.

The page movement buttons 154a and 154b are buttons for moving from a current page to a previous page or a next page. When the previous page movement button 154a is clicked on the start page, the page movement is blocked because the previous page does not exist. However, if the next page movement button 154b is clicked on the start page, the next page of the start page will be displayed with a page turning indicator. The start page consists of one page, but if you turn over the start page, it will be displayed as two pages from then on.

A plurality of screen control buttons 155a, 155b, 155c, 156a, 156b, 157a, 157b, 158, 159a, 159b, and 159c are displayed at the bottom of the screen. The enlargement/reduction button 155a may enlarge or reduce the corresponding page at a specific ratio. When the enlargement/reduction button 155a is clicked for the first time, the corresponding page is enlarged, and when clicked again, it is reduced to the previous screen. This function can be used as a means for users with weak eyesight to easily read the original manuscript.

The preview button 155b is a button for displaying a plurality of pages centered on the current page in a preview form. When the preview button 155b is clicked, a current page, a plurality of previous pages, and a plurality of next pages are reduced and arranged in the center of the screen. To cancel the preview function and return to the previous state, click the 'X' button displayed on the preview page.

The table of contents view button 155c is a button for displaying the table of contents of the entire manuscript text. When the Table of Contents view button 155c is clicked, the table of contents list of the entire manuscript text is displayed as a window on the left or right side of the screen. To cancel the table of contents view function and return to the previous state, click the 'X' button displayed in the table of contents list.

The start/end page movement buttons 156a and 156b are buttons for moving from a current page to a start or end page. If the start page movement button 156a is clicked, it moves from the current page to the start page. Of course, if the end page movement button 156b is clicked, the current page moves to the end page corresponding to the last page.

The page movement buttons 157a and 157b are buttons for moving from a current page to a previous page or a next page. That is, when the page movement buttons 157a and 157b are clicked, the same function as the page movement buttons 154a and 154b is provided.

The page display window 158 shows the location of the current page among all pages. For example, when the total number of pages is 882 pages, the start page is displayed in the form of '1/882'. On a screen where two pages appear, '2-3/882' may be displayed on the page display window 158 in the same manner.

The automatic page turning button 159a is a button for controlling pages to automatically turn at intervals of a specific time. If the automatic page turning button 159a is clicked, page turning is automatically performed at a measured time interval (eg, 2 seconds) from the current page. In order to cancel the automatic turning function, the automatic turning button 159a may be clicked once more.

The full screen button 159b is a button for displaying a user interface screen in full screen on the monitor without displaying web page bookmarks, icons, or control windows. When the full screen button 159b is clicked, the user interface screen is displayed in full screen, and the full screen button 159b needs to be clicked once more to return.

The text selection button 159c is a button for copying or selecting the text of the original manuscript. In the normal mode, it is impossible to copy the original text as text, but selecting and copying the original text is possible by clicking the text selection button 159c.

In the above, the arrangement and location of buttons in an application or web page for providing an electronic transcription service has been briefly described. However, the types or positions of the buttons are not limited to the illustrated example, and various changes may be possible.

6a to 6i show initial screens of a web page when accessing a transcription service. Referring to FIGS. 6A to 6I , initial web pages from the first page to the previous page are shown in order.

The first page (1/882) of FIG. 6A is a new start button (151, see FIG. 5) or a call button (152) after the user inputs the name and date of birth on the start page of FIG. 5 for the electronic transcription service. appears when you click The first page may show the user's address, name, or legal name.

6B illustrates a method of moving to the next page without using the page moving buttons 154a and 154b or the page moving buttons 157a and 157b. In order to move to the next page, if the mouse is clicked on the right edge 160 of the book and dragged to the left, an image of the book turning over is displayed, and then the page moves to the next page.

6C is a web page screen showing second to third pages (2-3/882). The start page (1/882) is displayed as one page, but after the second page, two pages will be displayed on one web page screen. On the third page, along with user information, the user can enter the date on which he/she started transcribing or dying.

6D is a screen showing the fourth to fifth pages (4-5/882) of the web page. In the 4th and 5th pages (4-5/882) of the web page, publication greetings are introduced. In addition, it will be well understood that a recommendation letter or various greetings may be added.

6E is a screen showing sixth to seventh pages (6-7/882) of the web page. In pages 6 to 7 (6-7/882), the recommended use of user terminals for electronic transcription, supported web browsers, input and editing methods for transcription, special character input methods, and initialization of electronic copying or transcription history A method is shown. If you click the 'Initialize electronic sutra' button, all transcription histories of the connected user are deleted. Therefore, in this case, the user cannot load the transcription history, and must access the service using the new start button 151 on the start screen.

6F is a screen showing eighth to ninth pages (8-9/882) of the web page. The 8th to 8th pages (8-9/882) of the web page each explain the definition or benefits of copying sutras or copying sutras, and guide precautions for copying sutras.

6G is a screen showing pages 10 to 11 (10-11/882) of a web page. On the 10th and 11th pages (10-11/882) of the web page, the table of contents of the original manuscript of the electronic copying sutra is introduced.

6H shows a screen displayed when a preview button 155b is clicked on an arbitrary web page. When the preview button 155b is clicked, a plurality of pages before and after the current page are reduced and arranged as a preview in the center of the screen. Clicking on any of the preview pages will take you to that page.

6I shows a screen that appears when a table of contents view button 155c is clicked on an arbitrary web page. When the table of contents view button 155c is clicked, the table of contents list is arranged in an up-down order on the left side of the screen. A search window for the table of contents may also be provided. If you click on any one of the arranged table of contents, you will be moved to the start page of that table of contents. If you want to remove the table of contents list, click the 'X' button at the top of the list.

7A to 7B are diagrams showing transcriptional execution pages of a webpage. Referring to FIG. 7A , upon entering the transcription execution page, the transcription text is displayed on the left side and the transcription input page is displayed on the right side. A 'save' button is provided at the bottom of the transcription input page, so that the user can save the transcription history. The transcription history information for the current page or line transcribed by the user is input when the 'Save' button is clicked, and this transcription history information is stored in the storage 114 of the user terminal 110 or the user database of the transcription management server 130 ( 135) will be stored.

Referring to FIG. 7B, the state after writing the transcription input page on the left side to the transcription input page on the right side is shown. At this time, a typo mark for the transcribed content may appear on the transcription input page. If there is a part different from the original text in the transcribed content, it can be informed in various ways on the transcription input page of the user terminal 110. For example, it is possible to notify the user that an error exists in the transcribed content by using a red underline or a fluorescent mark. The user can use the edit function again to correct the part where the error occurred. When the correction is completed, the typo mark disappears. For example, if the word 'there was' in the original transcription is entered as 'there was' when the transcription is input, a misspelling mark may be displayed. In addition, 'there is' in the original transcription can be entered as 'there' when entering the transcription, indicating an error. The user can check the misspelling marks and use the editing function to correct them with the same words as the original text.

8a to 8c show back screens of a web page. Referring to FIGS. 8A to 8C , the latter web pages from the 878th page to the last page are shown in order.

Pages 878 to 879 of FIG. 8A correspond to the last pages where transcription input is possible. When the page movement button is clicked after completing transcription input on pages 878 to 879 of FIG. 8A, pages 880 to 881 of FIG. 8B will be moved. Pages 880 to 881 of FIG. 8B correspond to the last page in which two pages appear. When moving to the next page through page movement buttons 154a, 154b, 157a, 157b or mouse drag, the last page of FIG. 8C showing only a single page appears.

In the above, the user interface screen for providing the electronic transcription service managed by the web page or application of the present invention has been described. It will be well understood that the configuration or location of buttons or icons on the page of the present invention can be changed in various ways, and can be added or removed to implement specific functions.

9 is a diagram showing the configuration of the user database of FIG. 3 by way of example. Referring to FIG. 9 , the user database 135 may enshrine the completed copy 135a of the user's transcription history as an original tablet or a mortuary tablet. In the electronic copying copy storage box 135b, electronic copying copies of each of the users connected to the electronic copying system 100 may be stored. And when the transcription is completed, in the user database 135, the transcription completed copy 135a is stored (enshrined) as an original tile. And the original tablet enshrined in the user database 135 is used as a mortuary tablet after the user dies. Voice-based transcriptions may be stored in the user database 135, and the user's voice may be stored. The user database 135 may include a voice store 135c for this purpose. After the death of the user, the user's voice information may be provided to the user management module 134 (see FIG. 3) to support an artificial intelligence (AI) based conversation service with family members.

The foregoing are specific embodiments for carrying out the present invention. The present invention will include not only the above-described embodiments, but also embodiments that can be simply or easily changed in design. In addition, the present invention will also include techniques that can be easily modified and practiced using the embodiments. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the above-described embodiments and should not be defined by the following claims as well as those equivalent to the claims of this invention.

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In the electronic transcription service providing method of an electronic transcription system that provides an electronic transcription book service through a user terminal and a transcription management server:
Receiving personal information input by a user accessing the transcription management server through the user terminal;
calling the user's transcription history information based on the received personal information; and
Providing the electronic transcription book service through a web page to the user terminal based on the transcription history information,
The transcription execution page of the web page displays the original transcription page in which the original text is displayed and the transcription input page in which the user inputs text,
The transcription management server displays a typo mark in the text corresponding to the error when there is an error in the text input on the transcription input page,
The electronic transcription service providing method, characterized in that the transcription management server stores the transcription completed by the user as an original tablet and provides it as a mortuary tablet after the user's death. According to claim 1,
The web page includes a start page and a final page each composed of one page, and when moving from the start page to the next page, two pages are expanded and displayed. According to claim 1,
A language selection button is displayed on the webpage, and when one of a plurality of languages is selected by clicking the language selection button, texts on the webpage are displayed in the selected one language,
Wherein the plurality of languages include Korean, English, Chinese, Indian, and Japanese. According to claim 1,
The user terminal is:
a text-to-speech (TTS) module that converts the text of the transcribed text into a voice signal and transmits it to a speaker;
a braille keyboard to enter text with braille input; and
An electronic transcription service providing method comprising a voice-to-text conversion (STT) module that converts voice input into text and supports recording on the transcription input page.

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