TW201805905A - Identification security system applying augmented reality techniques and verification method using thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

An identification security system applying augmented reality (AR) techniques includes a recognition unit, a handheld device, a verification host, and a security device. The recognition unit has a recognition message. The handheld device receives and analyzes the recognition message to generate a verification request command. The verification host stores a verification sample message. The verification host wirelessly receives the verification request command and provides an AR verification scene to the handheld device according to the verification request command. The handheld device displays the AR verification scene. A to-be-verified message is inputted to the AR verification scene. The handheld device sends the to-be-verified message to the verification host. The verification host generates an unlock signal when the to-be-verified message matches with the verification sample message. The security device is connected to the verification host for receiving and responding to the unlock signal to open a door lock of the security device.

Description

Augmented reality certification security system and method

A security system, in particular an authentication security system that augments the reality.

The common access control equipment in the workshop is equipped with electronic devices near the gate so that the user can input the corresponding verification code by using the electronic device. When the verification code input is correct, the electronic device can drive the door lock of the door to open, and the user can enter and exit the door.

The electronic device may be a password input machine, a fingerprint identification machine, a voice recognition machine, or the like. In other words, the user enters a password through the password input machine to verify whether the password is correct or not. Or use the fingerprint reader to retrieve the user's fingerprint for verifying that the fingerprint is correct. Or use the voice recognition machine to record the user's voice for verifying that the voiceprint is correct.

In general, the input devices are disposed adjacent to the gate and are located outdoors, allowing the user to enter a verification code through the input device before entering the gate. However, the input device is located outside the gate, which is easily damaged by unscrupulous people, or is vulnerable to cracking of the verification code, so that the door can be easily opened, but it is impossible to effectively control the entry and exit of personnel. In addition, after the input device is destroyed or cracked, the homeowner will need to pay extra repair fee to restore the original condition or update the verification code.

In view of the above problems, the present invention provides an augmented reality authentication and preservation system, which can avoid the problem that the control device fails after the access control device is destroyed or cracked.

An embodiment of the present invention provides an authentication and security system for augmented reality, comprising: an identification unit, a computer program product, a verification host, and a security device. The identification unit has identification information. The computer program product is started by an external program based on the identification information. The computer program product includes a display module, an input module, and a communication module. The display module displays the augmented reality verification screen via the display interface. The input module receives the externally input information to be verified via the input interface. The communication module transmits the information to be verified via the communication interface. Verify that the host stores the verification sample information. The verification host receives the information to be verified via the computer program product. And generating a control signal when the verification pending information matches the verification sample information. The security device is connected to the verification host for receiving and responding to the control signal to perform an action.

According to the above embodiment, the augmented reality authentication security system of the present invention can be prevented from being destroyed or cracked by unscrupulous people. Moreover, the installation of the electronic device located at the gate can be reduced, and the cost of equipment and the cost of manual installation and repair can be reduced.

1 is a schematic diagram of the architecture of an authentication and security system for augmented reality according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1 , the augmented reality authentication security system includes an identification unit 10 , a handheld device 20 , a verification host 30 , and a security device 40 . The handheld device 20 is in communication with the verification host 30 in accordance with the identification unit 10. The verification host 30 is connected to the security device 40.

2 is a schematic diagram showing the use of an authentication and security system for augmented reality according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the display of the identification unit 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, the identification unit 10 is disposed on a wall adjacent to the gate 401. That is, the identification unit 10 is provided on the wall outside the gate 401. The identification unit 10 includes identification information 11 (shown in FIG. 3) that can be read by the handheld device 20.

In an embodiment, the identification unit 10 displays the identification information 11 of the two-dimensional barcode (as shown in FIG. 3). The present invention is not limited thereto. In some embodiments, the identification information 11 of the identification unit 10 may also be a one-dimensional barcode or a three-dimensional barcode. In some embodiments, the identification unit 10 can display the barcode on the screen or in a sticker manner on the wall adjacent to the gate 401. The present invention is not limited thereto. In some embodiments, the identification unit 10 can also be an NFC chip, an RFID chip, a Bluetooth chip, or other compatible wireless communication transmission technology chip, which can be buried in a wall or attached to a wall ( The figure is not shown to enable the handheld device 20 to sense the read identification information 11.

Referring back to FIG. 1, in one embodiment, the handheld device 20 is provided with a computer program product 201 (eg, an APP program) that can be activated by an external program in accordance with the display information. In other words, in one embodiment, the user can operate the handheld device 20 to execute a code scanning program to turn on the camera to capture the barcode to obtain the identification information 11. The handheld device 20 can turn on the computer program product 201 based on the identification information 11. The computer program product 201 includes a display module 21, an input module 22, and a communication module 23. The communication module 23 is connected to the display module 21 and the input module 22, respectively. When the computer program product 201 is turned on, the display module 21 displays the augmented reality verification screen via the display interface 211. Next, the computer program product 201 inputs the information to be verified in the augmented reality verification screen via the input interface 221 of the input module 22. The information to be verified is transmitted to the verification host 30 through the communication interface of the communication module 23.

In one embodiment, the handheld device 20 includes a display interface 211, an input interface 221, and a communication interface 231. The display interface 211, the input interface 221, and the communication interface 231 of the handheld device 20 are respectively received by the computer program product 201. Run and control. Therefore, the user can drive the display module 21 according to the identification information 11 through the handheld device 20 to display the augmented reality verification screen by the display interface 211. Then, the input module 22 uses the input interface 221 for the user to input the information to be verified. The information to be verified is transmitted to the verification host 30 via the communication module 23 via the communication interface 231.

The display interface 211 can be a built-in screen, a touch screen or an external screen of the handheld device 20, and the present invention is not limited thereto.

The input interface 221 can be a built-in keyboard, a touch screen or an external keyboard of the handheld device 20, and the present invention is not limited thereto.

The communication interface 231 can be a wired or wireless network chip of the handheld device 20, and the present invention is not limited thereto.

For example, after the user scans the identification information 11 through the handheld device 20 (eg, a one-dimensional barcode, a two-dimensional barcode, or a three-dimensional barcode), the handheld device 20 automatically starts the computer program product 201 according to the identification information 11. The present invention is not limited thereto. In another embodiment, the user can use the Bluetooth or NFC unit of the handheld device 20 to sense the read identification unit 10 (eg, NFC chip, RFID chip, Bluetooth chip). Identification information 11. Then, the handheld device 20 can automatically turn on the computer program product 201 according to the identification information 11. In other words, the identification information 11 can be one-dimensional barcode, two-dimensional barcode or three-dimensional barcode barcode information, or the identification information 11 can be an NFC chip, RFID. The microwave information emitted by the wafer and the blue chip is not limited by the present invention.

In some embodiments, the identification unit 10 can combine one of the aforementioned one-dimensional barcodes, two-dimensional barcodes, or three-dimensional barcodes with one of an NFC wafer, an RFID wafer, or a Bluetooth chip. In other words, after the user captures the identification information (such as the one-dimensional barcode, the two-dimensional barcode, or the three-dimensional barcode) of the barcode image by using the handheld device 20, the handheld device 20 further requests the user to approach the NFC with the handheld device 20 according to the barcode image analysis. The wafer, RFID wafer or Bluetooth wafer is read to sense the identification information 11. In this way, it can be confirmed again whether the user is in front of the gate 401.

Among them, the identification information 11 can be generated by an encryption program. In other words, after the identification device 11 obtains the identification information 11, the identification information 11 needs to be decrypted to obtain the actual meaning of the identification information 11. When the identification information is decrypted and correct, the handheld device 20 can be decrypted accordingly. The subsequent identification information 11 produces a display augmented reality verification screen. In one embodiment, the computer program product of the handheld device 20 includes a decryption program that can decrypt the identification information 11. In other words, the handheld device 20 first obtains the identification information 11 to drive the computer program product to be turned on, and then the computer program product decrypts the identification information 11. When the decrypted identification information 11 is correct, the augmented reality verification screen is displayed.

4 is a schematic diagram showing the display of the handheld device 20 in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, in an embodiment, the verification host 30 includes a storage unit 31, a communication unit 32, and a processing unit 33 (shown in FIG. 1). The processing unit 33 is connected between the storage unit 31 and the communication unit 32. The communication unit 32 is in wireless communication with the handheld device 20. The verification sample information is stored in the storage unit 31. In an embodiment, the verification host 30 may be a security host installed in the home, a cloud host in the cloud, or other device that can be verified. The present invention is not limited thereto.

In an embodiment, the display interface 211 is an augmented reality verification screen (shown in FIG. 4) having a button number, wherein the button number is provided by the input module 21 for the user to input the digital password. Information to be verified. Then, after the user inputs the information to be verified in the augmented reality verification screen by using the handheld device 20, the handheld device 20 transmits the to-be-verified information to the verification host 30 via the communication module 23 driving communication interface 231 (ie, via the verification host 30). The communication unit 32 receives the information to be verified). The processing unit 33 of the verification host 30 then determines whether the information to be verified matches the verification sample information. When the processing unit 33 determines that the information to be verified does not match the verification sample information, the processing unit 33 does not generate any control signals. On the other hand, when the processing unit 33 determines that the information to be verified matches the verification sample information, the processing unit 33 generates a control signal and transmits it to the security device 40.

In an embodiment, the security device 40 can be an electronic lock disposed on the gate 401. The security device 40 can perform a corresponding action according to the aforementioned control signal. For example, the security device 40 can release the door lock according to the control signal, enable the gate 401 to be opened for pedestrians to pass; set and change the password; and send the home appliance control signal to the smart home platform to control the home appliance. The control signal is a control command transmitted by the handheld device 20 to the verification host 30 (such as releasing a door lock command, changing a password request, a home appliance control command, etc.), and may be transmitted to the verification host 30 sequentially or together with the information to be verified. If the verification host 30 determines that the verification information matches the verification sample information, the verification host 30 generates a control signal to the security device 40 according to the control command. And within a preset time, the user can operate the same handheld device 20, and can continue to send other control commands to the verification host 30 without first inputting the verification information. The verification host 30 only needs to confirm the control command sent by the same handheld device 20 during the preset time, so that the control signal can be generated to the security device 40, and the security device 40 performs the corresponding action. In some embodiments, security device 40 may also be, for example, a walkie-talkie, monitor, or the like.

In an embodiment, the input interface 221 of the input module 22 of the handheld device 20 can be a button or a touch button, and the user can input the password (ie, the information to be verified) by using the input interface 221.

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of an augmented reality authentication security system according to another embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 5, in some embodiments, the computer program product further includes a camera module 24, which can capture the device image of the security device through the camera interface 241. The device image is displayed on the augmented reality verification screen and the input area superimposed on the device image. In other words, the augmented reality verification screen is an input area that includes the device image and the device image, and the input area is provided by the input module 22, so that the user inputs the information to be verified in the input area. In other words, the augmented reality verification screen that the user can see on the display screen 21 of the handheld device 20 is a device image with the security device, and an input area for inputting the information to be verified is superimposed on the device image.

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the display of the handheld device 20 according to another embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 6 , in an embodiment, the camera module 24 can be used to drive the camera interface to capture the user's face image as the information to be verified, that is, the input area in the augmented reality verification screen. Displays the face image captured by the photographic interface. It is then transmitted to the verification host 30 to enable the verification host 30 to perform face recognition to confirm whether it is identical to the verification sample information. The present invention is not limited thereto. In some embodiments, the input module 22 can also drive the input interface of the voice capture device to capture the user's voice (ie, the information to be verified). In some embodiments, the input interface can also be a fingerprint sensor, which can be used to capture the fingerprint of the user (ie, the information to be verified).

The camera interface may be a built-in camera (including a front lens, a rear lens, etc.) or an external camera, but the invention is not limited thereto.

In an embodiment, the identification information 11 of the identification unit 10 has device information, and the device information corresponds to the security device 40. When the user can obtain the identification information 11 by the handheld device 20, the device information in the identification information can be simultaneously known. When the handheld device 20 transmits the information to be verified to the verification host 30, the device information is simultaneously transmitted to the verification host 30. The verification host 30 can enable the control device to drive the door lock of the security device 40 corresponding to the device information according to the device information, thereby enabling the user to lock the door of the security device 40 for the user to enter and exit.

In an embodiment, before the handheld device 20 obtains the identification information 11, it must first connect with the regional network corresponding to the identification unit 10 to ensure that the handheld device 20 is located before the identification unit 10. In other words, the user needs to operate the handheld device 20 first to allow the handheld device 20 to form a wireless connection with the WiFi host (or AP Router) corresponding to the identification unit 10. This ensures that the user must in front of the gate 401 to prevent the user from turning on the security device 40 in a remotely controlled manner.

The device information may be the device serial number, the location of the device, etc., so that the verification host 30 can correctly identify which security device 40 the user is located in, and can avoid accidentally opening other security devices.

In an embodiment, the outer surface of the security device 40 includes a mark 41 of a specific color patch combination, which allows the camera module 24 to recognize the mark 41 when acquiring the device image, and then disables or causes the result according to the identification mark 41. Can input area. In other words, if the photographing module 24 recognizes that the mark 41 is out of line with the predetermined one, the user cannot enter the password in the input area. The present invention is not limited thereto. In another embodiment, the camera module 24 identifies the mark 41 and can be used to identify the device information of the security device 40. Next, the communication module 23 transmits the device information to the verification host 30, and causes the verification host 30 to verify whether the information to be verified matches the verification sample information corresponding to the device information. Thus, it is possible to identify which security device 40 is through the tag 41, and let the verification host 30 confirm whether the information to be verified is the corresponding verification sample information.

In an embodiment, the storage unit 31 stores a preset device code, and the handheld device 20 has an authentication code. The handheld device 20 issues the information to be verified and the authentication code to the processing unit 32. The processing unit 32 determines whether the information to be verified matches the verification sample information, and determines whether the authentication code matches the registration code. When the processing unit 32 determines that the information to be verified matches the verification sample information, and determines that the authentication code matches the registration code, the control signal is issued. The authentication code may be a mobile phone number or a hardware code (such as a MAC code) of the handheld device. In other words, the processing unit 32 generates a control signal only when it is determined that both the to-be-verified information and the authentication code match the verification sample information in the storage unit 31 and the registration code. It can improve the security mechanism of access control by verifying the verification of sample information and registration code.

In an embodiment, the storage unit 31 has a comparison table, and the comparison table records the correspondence between the verification sample information and the registration code. The processing unit 32 determines whether the information to be verified and the authentication code correspond according to the content of the comparison table.

In an embodiment, the registration code corresponds to the verification sample information. That is, when the user inputs the information to be verified with different handheld devices 20, and the registration code in the storage unit 31 does not match the authentication code, the processing unit 32 does not generate the control signal. That is to say, the verification sample information can be one-to-one correspondence with the registration code, or a many-to-one correspondence. In an embodiment, the comparison table of the storage unit 31 can record one verification sample information corresponding to one registration code, and can also verify that the sample information corresponds to multiple registration codes, and the present invention is not limited thereto.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the steps of using the augmented reality authentication and security system according to an embodiment of the present invention. This is illustrated by way of example, but the invention is not limited by this example. Referring to FIG. 2 and FIG. 5, the user is located in front of the gate 401, and the identification information can be obtained by the handheld device 20 in accordance with the identification unit 10 by an external program (step S01). The two-dimensional barcode (identification information) displayed by the recognition unit 10 is taken, for example, by the hand-held device 20. Next, the handheld device 20 activates the computer program product according to the identification signal (step S02). The processing module then analyzes the identification information to drive the display unit to display the augmented reality verification screen (step S03). The user then inputs the information to be verified in the augmented reality verification screen displayed by the handheld device 20, and then the handheld device 20 transmits the information to be verified to the verification host 30 (step S04). The verification host 30 determines whether the received verification information and the verification sample information mutually agree (step S05). Therefore, when the verification host 30 determines that the to-be-verified information matches the verification sample information, the processing unit 32 generates a control signal, and transmits the control signal to the security device 40, for the security device 40 to perform the security device action in response to the control signal (step S06). ).

The computer program product can be loaded by the processor of the handheld device 20 to execute the specific functions of the display module 21, the input module 22, the communication module 23, and the camera module 24. The computer program product is stored in a readable recording medium for loading by the handheld device 20. The source of the computer program product can be an online shopping mall, which is stored in the readable record by the handheld device 20 after being downloaded from the online mall. media. The readable recording medium can be a storage medium built in or external to the handheld device 20.

According to the above embodiment, the user can perform the augmented reality authentication program through the handheld device 20, so that the security system does not need to install the input device at the entrance and exit, and can be prevented from being damaged or cracked by unscrupulous people, and can also be reduced at the gate. The electronic device at 401 is installed to reduce the cost of equipment and the cost of manual installation and repair.

10‧‧‧ Identification unit
11‧‧‧ Identification information
20‧‧‧Handheld devices
21‧‧‧Display module
22‧‧‧Input module
23‧‧‧Communication module
24‧‧‧Photography module
201‧‧‧Computer Program Products
211‧‧‧Display interface
221‧‧‧Input interface
231‧‧‧Communication interface
30‧‧‧Verification host
31‧‧‧ storage unit
32‧‧‧Communication unit
33‧‧‧Processing unit
40‧‧‧Security device
41‧‧‧ mark
401‧‧‧ gate
S01‧‧‧ Receiving identification information by external program
S02‧‧‧Start computer program products based on identification information
S03‧‧‧Analyzing the identification information by the processing module to drive the display unit to display the augmented reality verification screen
S04‧‧‧ Enter the information to be verified with the input module in the Augmented Reality Verification Screen and transfer it to the verification host.
S05‧‧‧Send the verification host to determine whether the information to be verified matches the verification sample information, and generate a control signal when the information to be verified matches the verification sample information
S06‧‧‧The security device responds to the control signal to perform the security device action

1 is a schematic diagram showing the architecture of an authentication and security system for augmented reality according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the use of an authentication and security system for augmented reality according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the display of an identification unit according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 is a schematic view showing the display of a handheld device according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of an authentication and security system for augmented reality according to another embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 6 is a schematic view showing the display of a handheld device according to another embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 7 is a diagram showing the steps of use of an authentication and security system for augmented reality according to an embodiment of the present invention.

10‧‧‧ Identification unit

20‧‧‧Handheld devices

21‧‧‧Display module

201‧‧‧Computer Program Products

211‧‧‧Display interface

221‧‧‧Input interface

231‧‧‧Communication interface

22‧‧‧Input module

23‧‧‧Communication module

30‧‧‧Verification host

31‧‧‧ storage unit

32‧‧‧Communication unit

33‧‧‧Processing unit

40‧‧‧Security device

Claims (10)

An augmented reality authentication security system, comprising: an identification unit having an identification information; a computer program product being activated according to the identification information via an external program, the computer program product comprising: a display module a display interface displays an augmented reality verification screen; an input module receives an external input to be verified via an input interface; and a communication module transmits the to-be-verified information via a communication interface; Storing a verification sample information, and receiving the information to be verified transmitted by the computer program product, the verification host generates a control signal when verifying that the information to be verified matches the verification sample information; and a security device connecting the verification host to Receiving and responding to the control signal to perform an action. The augmented reality authentication security system of claim 1, wherein the computer program product further comprises a camera module, wherein the device image is captured by a camera interface, and the augmented reality verification screen includes Corresponding to a device image of the security device and an input region superimposed on the device image. The augmented reality authentication security system of claim 2, wherein the outer surface of the security host includes a mark, the camera module identifies the mark on the image of the device to disable the result according to the identification of the mark Or enable the input area. The augmented reality authentication security system of claim 2, wherein the outer surface of the security host includes a mark, the camera module identifies the mark on the image of the device to identify device information of the device, The communication module further transmits the device information to the verification host, so that the verification host verifies whether the information to be verified matches the verification sample information corresponding to the device information. The augmented reality authentication security system of claim 1, wherein the identification information includes device information corresponding to one of the security devices. The authentication security system of the augmented reality according to claim 1, wherein the computer program product performs a decryption process on the identification information, and then drives the display unit to display the augmentation according to the identification information after the decryption process. Context verification screen. The authentication security system of the augmented reality according to claim 1, wherein the verification host stores a registration code corresponding to the verification sample information, and the computer program product issues the information to be verified and one of the pre-stored authentication codes. To the verification host, the verification host sends the control signal when the information to be verified matches the verification sample information, and when the registration code matches the authentication code. The augmented reality authentication security system of claim 1, wherein the information to be verified is a string, a voice, a fingerprint, a facial image, or a combination thereof. The augmented reality authentication security system of claim 8, wherein the input interface is a touch screen, an image capture device, a voice capture device, a fingerprint sensor, or a combination thereof. An authentication method for augmented reality authentication security system, comprising: receiving an identification information by an external program; starting the computer program product according to the identification information; analyzing the identification information by a processing module to drive a display unit to display a Augmenting the reality verification screen; inputting a to-be-verified information into an authentication module in the augmented reality verification screen, and transmitting the information to the verification host; and determining, by the verification host, whether the information to be verified matches the verification sample information And generating a control signal when the information to be verified matches the verification sample information; and responding to the control signal by a security device to perform a security device action.