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Definitions

• the utility model relates to the field of satisfying vital needs, namely, to technical means for making acquaintance of people, in particular, heterosexual, when searching for a life partner or for communication.
• a known system for meeting users among themselves comprising at least two personal communication devices, a central control device, a user database and software; the system contains a computing module, processing and comparing at least one face image selected as a reference with at least one face image of a user recorded in the user database, RU 70018 U 1.
• the disadvantage of such a system is its complexity, due to the fact that in addition to personal communication devices, the system contains a central control device, a user database; a computing module that processes and compares the image of a person selected as a reference with the image of the user's face cannot even approximately replace the immediate visual impression of a person arising from many details, signs and intuitive representations, which for the most part cannot be formalized and subjected machined.
• a known communication system for making acquaintances of users with a well-known personality comprising at least two transceiver personal devices of users, a local control device, moreover, transceiver personal devices of users is made with the possibility of wireless communication with each other by means of a local control device, a central control device made on computer base, including software, information database of users and communications Goes to the local control unit; at least one additional transceiver device of known personalities, while mobile communication terminals are used as transceiver personal devices of users, a mobile operator’s station is used as a local control device, and a server is used as a central control device, which is also designed to calculate the number of calls for a given time interval from mobile terminals communication of users to an additional transceiver device of a known person, after the end of a given time interval, serves to ensuring the transmission of a command to the mobile cellular operator’s station to connect the user’s mobile communication terminal that made more calls in a given time interval than another user’s mobile communication terminal with an additional transcei
• a known communication system for meeting users comprising at least two transceiver personal devices, a local control device, the transceiver personal devices configured to wirelessly communicate with each other through a local control device; the system also contains a central control device based on a computer, including software, an information database about users and associated with a local control device, US 5086394 A.
• This system is also characterized by complexity, since in addition to personal transceivers, it also includes local control devices and a central control device.
• the system provides for the collection of many personal data and user characteristics; loading a local control station with a large number of phone calls reduces the reliability of the system as a whole. The transfer of a large amount of information from the central control station to the local one increases the time for dating. Closest to the claimed system is the system described in patent RU 2164055 C2.
• the system includes a set of personal portable devices, each of which contains a device for recording and reading personal characteristics of a user, a memory unit for signs, a unit for encoding signs, a transmitter, a receiver, a unit for decoding signs, a receive-transmit switch, information display means in the form of a display panel, antenna a block, as well as a synchronizer, a pattern of matching signs, a signal detection circuit, a block for generating a signal of matching characters and a multiplexer.
• the system is autonomous, since it does not require the involvement of cellular network operators, however, it, like the other analogues described above, determines acquaintance as a result of the coincidence of formal signs — signs of a standard and signs of a specific person, which does not replace a personal impression and cannot sufficiently serve as a prerequisite for the effective implementation of dating; the choice of a dating object is not carried out by the initiator of the dating consciously, guided by his visual impression, but by devices that mechanically process and compare information previously stored in the device’s memory that reflects many signs and is not necessarily reliable. However, even an extremely large number of formal attributes cannot replace a personal, sensual impression.
• the disadvantage of the prototype method is also the lack of selective, emotional and psychological satisfaction from the fact that a person liked another person, that he made his choice because this person is the only and unique in some way, most likely, unformalizable and indescribable using a set of features, individual, visually perceived features.
• the disadvantages of the prototype system include the fact that after the devices determine the coincidence of the formal signs of the parties, additional remote communication is necessary to make personal visual contact - telephone, internet, etc. using the appropriate help information displayed on the instrument panel. This complicates and complicates the acquaintance.
• the prototype system is structurally very complex, because it includes elements for a set of comparisons of the above features.
• the disadvantages of the system are its low efficiency, as well as complexity and, consequently, high cost.
• the objective of this utility model is to simplify and increase the efficiency of the system for meeting users among themselves.
• a system for making users acquaintances among themselves including a device for recording and reading personal attributes of a user, a feature memory unit, a feature encoding unit, a transmitter, a receiver, a feature decoding unit, a receive-transmit switch, an information display unit and an antenna unit, wherein the output of the device for recording and reading signs is connected to the input of the block of memory of signs, the output of which is connected to the input of the block of encoding signs, the output of which is connected to a sensor whose output is connected to the first input of the receive-transmit switch, the first output of which is connected to the first input of the antenna unit, the first output of which connected to the second input of the receive-transmit switch, the second output of which is connected to the input of the receiver, the output of which is connected to the input of the feature decoding unit, further comprises a set of visually noticeable markers configured to equip users of the system with the output of the receiver connected to the input information display unit.
• the system comprises a device 1 for recording and reading personal attributes.
• This device can be, in a specific example, a separate personal computer with a keyboard, in particular a laptop, however, it can also be a processor with a small keyboard, built into a personal portable device.
• the computer is connected to the input of block 2 of the symptom memory via the USB interface
• the output of the processor is connected to the input of block 2 memory signs inside the portable device.
• block 2 of the memory of signs you can use the memory block type KOSOM KVR-300.
• the output of the feature memory unit 2 is connected to the input of the feature coding unit 3, the output of which is connected to the input of the transmitter 4 of the radio signals operating in the unlicensed range of radio frequencies and having low power.
• the output of the transmitter 4 is connected to the input of the three-position switch 5 "receive-transmission", the first output of which is connected to the first input of the antenna unit 6, the first output of which is connected to the second input of the switch 5.
• the second output of the switch 5 is connected to the input of the transmitter 4. In the extreme positions, the three-position switch 5 turns on the portable device in the “transmission” or “reception” mode, with the middle position of switch 5 the device is turned off.
• the output of the receiver 7 is connected to the input of the feature decoding unit 8, the output of which is connected to the input of the information display unit 9.
• blocks 4 and 7 are part of the M80-5431022 transceiver
• the feature coding unit 3 is a CMOS k176 chip
• feature decoding unit 8 is a CMOS k561 chip.
• the information display unit 9 is a liquid crystal display, however, it can be made in the form of an LED circuit.
• Antenna unit 6 is a narrow antenna.
• the system contains a set of visually noticeable markers made with the ability to equip them with system users.
• these are characteristic badges with a fastener (clip, pin) on the user's clothing or headgear.
• Visually noticeable markers allow one system user to recognize other users.
• the marker itself does not carry specific information that its owner is a user of the system.
• persons who are not users of the system can also learn about the purpose of the marker, however, using such a marker requires no more “courage” than the announcement of acquaintance with a photograph on the Internet or in a special print publication. For users who are not overly shy, using a marker is not a problem.
• the system is used as follows.
• the person initiating the acquaintance visually determines the object of possible acquaintance that he liked externally in the same way as it does with a natural, “casual” acquaintance and determines the presence or absence of the corresponding characteristic marker. If there is such a marker, the dating initiator sends a radio signal containing information about its individual characteristics, directing the antenna towards the object of dating. To do this, switch 5 is placed in the "gear" position.
• the receivers and transmitters of all users of the system operate at the same frequency, in a specific example, within a radius of 50 m.
• this dating system contains, in addition to electronic equipment, visually noticeable markers, the need to enter, process and compare a large number of personal attributes related to the user's appearance is eliminated.
• the introduction of only a few basic, minimally necessary and most often taken into account signs is provided for: gender, age, and also possible place of residence (country, city, district).
• Block 3 encoding signs organizes information about heterogeneous signs and leads it to a single data format, in particular, NMIA.
• the signal enters the transmitter 4, from the output of which the signal enters the antenna unit 6.
• the dating initiator switches the device to the “receive” position. If the acquaintance object has at the given time the opportunity and desire for passive contact for the purpose of acquaintance, that is, he himself is not looking for an object for acquaintance, the receive-transmit switch 5 of his personal portable device is in the “receive” position.
• the signal received by the receiver 7 enters the block 8 decoding signs and then information about the personal characteristics of the initiator of dating is displayed on the display of block 9.
• the dating object can immediately send a response signal expressing consent to communicate or look around at the signal, visually identify the initiator of the dating using the marker, evaluate its appearance and With the results of such an assessment, decide whether to respond.
• the initiator of the acquaintance can approach the visually selected object of acquaintance and communicate with him.
• the latter if he visually identified the initiator of the acquaintance and agrees to communicate with him, can also move towards him.
• the dating object finds in the area of its review several persons with characteristic markers, it can try to determine which of them sent a signal by their behavior, for example, by the presence of the device in their hands, facial expression, direction of gaze, etc. initiating acquaintance.
• the probability of finding and detecting in a relatively small space two or more persons who have given signals to the same object of acquaintance is very small, but even in this case it is possible to talk with any one;
• the object of acquaintance can come closer to the person who liked the signal that is most liked and express his consent to personal communication, either by sending a response radio signal or verbally by direct contact.
• the claimed technical solution makes acquaintance much more effective and selective, since direct communication begins only after both parties see and like each other, or the object of acquaintance was liked by its initiator and gave a signal expressing consent to such communication.
• the system allows you to bring closer acquaintance, carried out using technical means to a natural acquaintance, carried out without the use of technology or intermediaries.
• the object of acquaintance does not experience negative emotions from the fact that it was chosen by the device according to formal signs, and not by another person. On the contrary, he may be pleased that another person liked him.
• the initiator of the acquaintance in turn, can experience positive emotions by receiving a signal expressing consent to the acquaintance.

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