WO2021145475A1 - Système de gestion d'exploitation de parc à thème de divertissement de sport utilisant une bande intelligente - Google Patents

Système de gestion d'exploitation de parc à thème de divertissement de sport utilisant une bande intelligente Download PDF

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WO2021145475A1
WO2021145475A1 PCT/KR2020/000666 KR2020000666W WO2021145475A1 WO 2021145475 A1 WO2021145475 A1 WO 2021145475A1 KR 2020000666 W KR2020000666 W KR 2020000666W WO 2021145475 A1 WO2021145475 A1 WO 2021145475A1
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  • the present technology relates to a system operated for customer service in a sports entertainment theme park.
  • Sports encompasses a variety of physical and mental activities. Sports can include exercise, play, games, leisure, and recreation according to the purpose or expected performance of a participant, and the boundary is not only through labor but also with play.
  • Sports can make a healthy body, relieve stress in the process of moving the body, and create a more active life by forming empathy and intimacy with people who enjoy sports together.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a system for operating sports entertainment in which entertainment elements are added to sports so that customers can enjoy sports really.
  • the sports entertainment operation management system using the smart band of the present invention is worn on the customer's body and measures the customer's body information, and generates performance information by checking whether the customer performs an exercise in an experience facility in which the customer is partitioned and sensors are installed.
  • smart band to transmit; and a management server that receives the body information and the performance information, generates and outputs evaluation information that evaluates the customer's body according to a preset evaluation index, and a customer terminal that receives and outputs the evaluation information as visualization information.
  • the smart band is characterized in that the LED is installed and the LED blinks at a preset time, and the color of the blinking LED is different according to the capacity of the battery of the smart band.
  • the present invention includes a charger including a housing formed so that the size is continuously reduced from the lower side so that the smart band can be charged when placed on the outer surface.
  • a fixing protrusion formed with a set interval therebetween is formed on the upper outer surface of the housing, and a charging pin is protruded between the fixing protrusions, so that when the smart band is disposed between the fixing protrusions, the charging pin is It comes into contact with the charging connection part of the smart band, characterized in that the smart band is charged.
  • a magnet was installed between the band and the band charger to create a stable charging environment.
  • the smart band is linked with the customer information entered by the customer, and when the customer wears the smart band, the smart band measures the customer's step count and heart rate and transmits it to the management server, and the management
  • the server is characterized in that it stores the received step count and the heart rate of the customer.
  • the management server gives +X values and -X values depending on whether or not the physical activity of the exercise performed in the plurality of experiential facilities is complex, and sets +Y values and -Y values depending on whether rules or goals are set. It is characterized in that by giving an X value and Y value for the exercise performed by the customer, the customer's body evaluation information corresponding to the calculated X value and Y value is output.
  • the management server when the management server receives the performance information, it receives the information measured and transmitted by the sensor in the experience facility, evaluates the physical ability of the customer in comparison with the pre-stored evaluation index, generates evaluation information, and the evaluation information is generated. Character information corresponding to the item that obtained the best score among the physical abilities of the customer is generated from the information and transmitted to the customer terminal.
  • the management server evaluates the physical ability as at least three or more items, sets a score, and places the evaluated physical ability items at the corners of the figure having an isometric angle, and then sets the center of the figure to 0 points and set the corner as 100 points of the evaluated physical ability item, draw a line segment from the center to the corner direction according to the evaluated score, and then connect the ends of each line segment to visualize the physical ability of the customer characterized in that
  • the present invention's sports entertainment operation management system makes a reservation through mobile, enjoys sports play, and allows customers to easily make a reservation, enjoy sports, and receive a result report with entertainment elements added, so that they can feel interested in sports.
  • FIG. 1 shows the basic configuration of a sports entertainment operation management system using a smart band according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a management server of a sports entertainment operation management system using a smart band according to the present invention.
  • Figure 3 shows a charging device of the sports entertainment operation management system using the smart band of the present invention.
  • Figure 4 shows the base layer of the sports entertainment management system using the smart band of the present invention.
  • Figure 5a shows the front of the smart band when the customer enters
  • Figure 5b shows the back of the smart band when the customer enters
  • Figure 5c shows the front of the smart band when the customer exits
  • Figure 5d shows when the customer does not move while wearing a smart band with more than 31% battery when entering
  • FIG. 5e shows when the customer does not move while wearing a smart band with less than 30% battery when entering
  • 5f shows the state of the smart band when the customer exits the battery when the battery is 31% or more
  • FIG. 5g shows the state of the smart band when the battery is less than 30% when the customer exits.
  • Figure 6a shows the side of the housing of the present invention
  • Figure 6b shows a state in which the smart band is placed in the housing and being charged
  • Figure 6c is when the smart band is placed in the housing and charging is completed 6D shows one side of the interior of the housing.
  • FIG. 7 is a view showing the predisposition information preset in the propensity unit of the management server of the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 is a view showing a display of the customer terminal that has received the first graph information.
  • FIG. 10 is a view showing a display of the customer terminal that has received the second graph information.
  • 11 and 12 are views showing the display of the customer terminal that has received the third graph information.
  • FIG. 1 shows the basic configuration of a sports entertainment operation management system using a smart band according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a management server of a sports entertainment operation management system using a smart band according to the present invention.
  • the present invention relates to a sports entertainment operation management system using a smart band for operating a sports entertainment space.
  • the customer purchases a ticket to enter sports entertainment through the customer terminal, enters the sports entertainment to enjoy various sports, and when exiting, receives a report with entertainment elements on the customer terminal 200 (eg, mobile phone) can be checked by Through this, customers can feel like they are enjoying entertainment rather than sports.
  • entertainment elements on the customer terminal 200 eg, mobile phone
  • a customer may purchase a ticket by accessing the management server 100 using the customer terminal 200 .
  • the management server 100 includes a ticket linking unit 110 .
  • a customer may install a dedicated application (program) in the customer terminal 200 and purchase a ticket using the dedicated application. That is, the customer can use the customer terminal 200 to generate purchase information for purchasing a ticket by inputting information such as a visit schedule and the number of visitors, and transmit it to the management server 100 .
  • a dedicated application program
  • the ticket linkage unit 110 of the management server 100 may receive purchase information, generate QR code information corresponding to the purchase information, and transmit it to the customer terminal 200 .
  • the ticket linkage unit 110 of the management server 100 may store the customer information of the customer terminal 200 corresponding to the QR code information.
  • the ticket linkage unit 110 of the management server 100 checks whether the information and the QR code correspond to the customer terminal 200, and the QR code information is transmitted to the management server 100 using the customer terminal 200.
  • the management server 100 generates and stores customer information in the customer information storage unit 120 .
  • the management server 100 interlocks customer information stored in a specific smart band 300 . That is, the information generated by the specific smart band 300 is recognized and stored as information of linked customer information.
  • the customer wears the smart band 300 before entering.
  • the smart band 300 measures the wearer's body information and transmits it to the management server 100 .
  • the body information may include the number of steps and a heart rate of the customer.
  • the smart band 300 is, for example, made of a synthetic resin material and formed to have elasticity, so that it is preferably formed so that customers having various body types can wear it.
  • the smart band 300 includes a band part that can be wrapped around the customer's wrist and a main part 320 that can be fixed near the back of the customer's hand.
  • Figure 3 shows a charging device of the sports entertainment operation management system using the smart band of the present invention.
  • Figure 4 shows the base layer of the sports entertainment management system using the smart band of the present invention.
  • Figure 5a shows the front of the smart band when the customer enters
  • Figure 5b shows the back of the smart band when the customer enters
  • Figure 5c shows the front of the smart band when the customer exits
  • Figure 5d shows when the customer does not move while wearing a smart band with more than 31% battery when entering
  • FIG. 5e shows when the customer does not move while wearing a smart band with less than 30% battery when entering
  • 5f shows the state of the smart band when the customer exits the battery when the battery is 31% or more
  • FIG. 5g shows the state of the smart band when the battery is less than 30% when the customer exits.
  • the smart band 300 includes an LED 310 .
  • the LED 310 is installed to be exposed on the surface of the smart band 300 so that it can be observed from the outside of the main unit 320 .
  • the LED 310 is flickered periodically at a preset time interval. For example, the LED 310 may blink at a cycle of 3 seconds.
  • the LED 310 is set to emit a different color depending on the remaining battery power of the smart band 300 .
  • the LED 310 may blink green.
  • the LED 310 may blink blue.
  • a motion detection sensor may be installed inside the smart band 300 .
  • the motion sensor may be, for example, a gyro sensor.
  • the LED 310 may emit red light. Through this, the manager can intuitively determine whether the smart band 300 is operating or not.
  • the sports entertainment operation management system using the smart band of the present invention requires a plurality of charged smart bands 300 because a large number of customers enter and enjoy sports. Therefore, the present invention is provided with a charging device 400 that can charge a plurality of smart bands (300).
  • the charging device 400 includes a base frame composed of a plurality of layers, and a charger 420 .
  • the base frame 410 includes a base layer 411 and a plurality of arrangement layers 412 .
  • the base layer 411 has a structure in which the side surface is closed with a blocking plate. However, any one of the blocking plates is configured in an open form at one side.
  • a power supply capable of supplying power is provided on the base layer 411 .
  • a cooling fan is installed on one surface of the base layer 411 . The cooling fan serves to dissipate the heat generated when the power supply device is operating to the outside.
  • the cable connected to the power supply may be connected to the charger 420 disposed on the placement layer 412 through the open portion of the blocking plate.
  • Figure 6a shows the side of the housing of the present invention
  • Figure 6b shows a state in which the smart band is placed in the housing and being charged
  • Figure 6c is when the smart band is placed in the housing and charging is completed 6D shows one side of the interior of the housing.
  • the charger 420 may include a housing 421 and a power supply 422 .
  • the housing 421 of the charger 420 is formed to continuously decrease in size from the lower side to the upper side.
  • the size of the upper side is preferably formed to have a flat surface so that the smart band 300 can be supported.
  • a flange 423 may be formed on the lower side of the housing 421 toward the outside.
  • a hole may be formed in the flange 423 .
  • a hole may be formed at a position corresponding to the hole of the flange 423 of the housing 421 . Accordingly, the hole of the flange 423 and the hole of the placement layer 412 are positioned to correspond, and the flange 423 may be firmly coupled to the placement layer 412 through a bolt and a nut.
  • a gap groove 424 is formed on a lower side of one side of the housing 421 . Accordingly, when the housing 421 is disposed on the placement layer 412 , a space of a set size is formed in the lower portion of one side of the housing 421 due to the gap groove 424 . In this space of the set size, the cables of the power supply may be arranged.
  • the cable of the power supply device disposed inside the housing 421 may be connected to the power supply unit 422 disposed inside the housing 421 .
  • a cable fixing body 425 may be formed on one side of the inside of the housing 421 .
  • the cable fixing body 425 is composed of a fixing part and an elastic part.
  • the elastic portion has a set length, one side is connected to the inner side of the housing 421, the other side is not.
  • the elastic part is formed with an elastic force. Therefore, when the cable is disposed between the fixing part and the elastic body as shown in FIG. 6D, the elastic body moves as much as the cable is disposed, and the cable is pressed to return to its original shape by the elastic force so that the cable can be fixed. As a result, the cable can be positioned and fixed inside the housing 421, so that the cable can be observed from the outside to a minimum, and the cable can be neatly organized.
  • a fixing protrusion 426 and a charging pin are formed on the upper outer surface of the housing 421 .
  • the fixing protrusions 426 are formed along the longitudinal direction of the housing 421 at set intervals.
  • a charging pin is formed on the upper outer surface of the housing 421 .
  • the charging pins are formed to protrude to the outside, and the fixing protrusions 426 are formed in a space between them.
  • the charging pin is also formed along the longitudinal direction of the housing 421 .
  • a plurality of charging pins may be formed. Therefore, in the present invention, a plurality of smart bands 300 can be charged in one housing 421 .
  • a charging connection part is formed on the inner surface of the main part 320 of the smart band 300, so that when the inner surface of the main part 320 is placed on the upper outer surface of the housing 421 in a state in contact with the charging pin, it will be naturally charged.
  • a magnet is installed in the band portion of the smart band 300 , and the housing 421 is made of metal so that the position of the band portion of the smart band 300 is fixed on the side surface of the housing 421 by a repulsive force and is stably disposed.
  • the housing 421 is made of metal so that the position of the band portion of the smart band 300 is fixed on the side surface of the housing 421 by a repulsive force and is stably disposed.
  • at least a side surface of the housing 421 is formed of a magnet, and a metal may be disposed on the band portion of the smart band 300 .
  • the smart band 300 can be stably fixed to the housing 421 by magnetic force is the same.
  • the charging LED 427 is formed in the housing 421 to correspond to the above-described charging pin.
  • the number of charging LEDs 427 corresponding to the charging pins disposed between the fixing protrusions 426 spaced apart from each other is formed.
  • the charging LED 427 may emit a different color depending on the battery charging state of the smart band 300 disposed on the corresponding charging pin. For example, when the charging state of the battery of the smart band 300 is less than 90%, red light may be emitted, and when the battery is charged more than 90%, blue light may be emitted. Therefore, the manager can check the charging LED 427 of the housing 421 and check the battery charge amount of the smart band 300 .
  • a short-distance communication device is disposed on the main unit 320 of the smart band 300 .
  • the customer places the smart band 300 adjacent to the entrance communication device installed on the entrance side, the exercise communication device disposed on the entrance side of the partitioned experience facility, and the exit communication device installed on the exit side to transmit and receive information through communication. It is possible to check whether the customer entered, what kind of exercise they enjoyed, or whether they left.
  • the smart band 300 is an entrance communication device, an exercise communication device, and an exit communication device. By transmitting and receiving information to and from the device, it is possible to know whether the customer entered, what kind of exercise they did, and whether they left.
  • the customer receiving the smart band 300 transmits and receives information by locating the entrance communication device and the smart band 300 adjacent to each other.
  • the management server 100 connected to the entrance communication device can check which customer has entered through this.
  • the smart band 300 When a customer enters the smart band 300 , the smart band 300 measures the number of steps and heart rate of the customer and transmits it to the management server 100 as described above.
  • the management server 100 includes a customer information storage unit 120 .
  • the customer information classified according to the smart band 300 is stored separately in the customer information storage unit 120 .
  • the number of steps and the heart rate of the customer are divided and stored according to time.
  • An exercise communication device is installed at the entrance or exit of the experience facility.
  • the smart band 300 is placed in a short distance from the exercise communication device so that the exercise communication device and the smart band 300 transmit and receive information, and then enter the experience facility.
  • the experience facility is set up so that you can enjoy various sports.
  • any one of the experience facilities post, ball, and speed measuring sensors, and net motion detecting and measuring sensors are installed. Therefore, when the customer tries to put the ball into the post by kicking the ball at the relevant experience facility, the speed of the ball and whether the ball has entered the post can be checked.
  • a starting check sensor and an ending check sensor may be installed in a space where the customer can enjoy climbing. If the customer operates the start check sensor before starting the climbing and operates the end check sensor after climbing, it is possible to check that the exercise is finished, the start check sensor is operated, and the time the end check sensor is operated This can be measured.
  • customers can enjoy baseball, archery, shooting, clay shooting, shooting nest, soccer, bike, table tennis, mini bowling, curling, handball, ice breaking, kung fu, master climbing, rope course, taekwondo, art climbing, and tlam at the divided experience facilities. Pauline Ninja, Jump Climbing, American Football, Building Climbing, Icarus, Monster Slide, Shouting Nest, Parabolex Slide, Dancing Nest, Free Fall, Jumping Nest, High Jump, Glass Slide, Basketball, Spinning Climbing, Snookball, Futsal (Mini soccer), etc.
  • a sensor corresponding to the exercise that can be performed in each experience facility is installed in order to evaluate the exercise ability of the customer.
  • the management server 100 includes an evaluation unit 130 .
  • the evaluation unit 130 receives the body information and performance information transmitted by the sensor, and generates evaluation information that evaluates the physical ability of the customer.
  • the evaluation unit 130 generates evaluation information in comparison with a preset evaluation index and performance information.
  • the evaluation index is set differently depending on the exercise.
  • the evaluation index is set such that if the sandbag is hit A times for 1 minute, A' point, B' point if B hit, and C' point if hit C times are set.
  • A,B,C and A',B',C' are numbers, and the size is in the order of A>B>C, A'>B'>C'.
  • the evaluation unit 130 generates evaluation information by evaluating the exercise ability of the customer.
  • FIG. 7 is a view showing the predisposition information preset in the propensity unit of the management server of the present invention.
  • the management server 100 includes a propensity unit 140 .
  • the propensity unit 140 generates body evaluation information by evaluating the exercise propensity of the customer.
  • the tendency unit 140 has preset +X values, -X values, +Y values, and -Y values according to the movement. Here, if the exercise is complex with physical activity, a +X value is assigned, otherwise, a -X value is assigned.
  • the inclination unit 140 may give the customer a +X value. if the smart band 300 and the exercise communication device installed in the experience facility where the customer can enjoy curling to enjoy curling transmit and receive information, the inclination unit 140 gives the customer a -X value.
  • a +Y value is assigned, otherwise, a -Y value is assigned.
  • the inclination unit 140 gives the customer a +Y value. If the smart band 300 and the exercise communication device installed between the exercises in which the customer can enjoy the high jump in order to enjoy the high jump transmit and receive information, the inclination unit 140 may give the customer a -Y value. .
  • the tendency unit 140 gives +X value, -X value, +Y value or -Y value to the exercise enjoyed by the customer, and when the customer links the smart band 300 with the exit communication device, the final X value, Calculate the Y value.
  • Contrast tendency information is preset in the propensity unit 140 , so that the movement propensity of the customer is determined according to whether the X and Y values are + or -, and this information is generated and output as evaluation information.
  • the contrast propensity information is as follows.
  • the present invention increases the pleasure of the customer by identifying the customer's exercise tendency, and assigning a preset name according to the customer's exercise tendency.
  • the inclination unit 140 gives different +X values, -X values, +Y values, and -Y values to the exercise enjoyed by the customer. For example, in the case of Taekwondo, +X and +2Y values are given, and in the case of Kung Fu, +2X and +3Y values are given. That is, the size of the X value and the size of the Y value may be set differently for each movement.
  • the inclination unit 140 indicates that the exercise enjoyed by the customer is +, -Identify the customer's tendency according to whether the price is high. For example, if the customer performs Kung Fu, Shouting Nest, and Jumping Nest, scores of +2X and +3Y are given for Kung Fu, and Shouting Nest is -X, -Y, and Jumping Nest is -X. , -2Y is given, and finally the X and Y values obtained by the customer become 0.
  • the exercise enjoyed by the customer is only one exercise in which + is assigned to the X value and Y value, and there are two exercises in which - is assigned to the X value and the Y value.
  • the evaluation index is set in the evaluation unit 130, and the evaluation unit 130 receives the performance information and evaluates the physical ability of the customer into five items.
  • the five items could be vitality, reaction power, explosive power, endurance, and coordination.
  • the evaluation unit 130 is Among the physical abilities of this customer, reaction power is evaluated as 70 points and explosive power is evaluated as 50 points. And if the customer enjoys baseball, the number of times the customer hits the ball with a bet is checked and the corresponding item among the customer's physical abilities is evaluated according to a preset evaluation index.
  • items for evaluating the customer's physical ability may overlap during the exercise the customer enjoys. For example, if a customer enjoys Taekwondo and Kung Fu, the reaction force among the evaluation items of physical ability may overlap.
  • the evaluation unit 130 may calculate the average of the scores of the reaction force evaluated in Taekwondo and the score of the reaction force evaluated in Kung Fu, and set this as the score of the customer's reaction force item.
  • the evaluation unit 130 may set a score for the customer's reaction power based on the preset weight. Since the evaluation index of the evaluation unit 130 is preset, when evaluation items for the exercise enjoyed by the customer overlap, the weight may also be preset. In this case, a high weight can be given to the exercise that has a greater effect on the item to be evaluated in preparation for both exercises. For example, if you compare Taekwondo and Kung Fu, because Taekwondo is an exercise that evaluates reaction power rather than Kung Fu, when Taekwondo and Kung Fu compete, a weight of 0.7 for Taekwondo and 0.3 for Kung Fu is given in the reaction category. The customer's reaction ability can be evaluated by calculating the score *0.3 obtained in Kung Fu at 0.7 and adding them together.
  • the management server 100 includes a character matching unit 150 .
  • Five types of character information are pre-stored.
  • the character matching unit 150 matches the character information corresponding to the item given the highest score among the items of evaluation information for evaluating the physical ability of the customer.
  • the character information includes first character information matching vitality, second character information matching explosive power, third character information matching endurance, fourth character information matching coordination power, The fifth character information matching the reaction power was included, and the customer's physical ability was evaluated in five items. If the highest score is given to the explosive power item, the second character information is matched.
  • FIG. 9 is a view showing a display of the customer terminal that has received the first graph information.
  • FIG. 10 is a view showing a display of the customer terminal that has received the second graph information.
  • 11 and 12 are views showing the display of the customer terminal that has received the third graph information.
  • the management server 100 includes a first graph generating unit 160 , a second graph generating unit 170 , and a third graph generating unit 180 .
  • the first graph generating unit 160 sets the customer's entry time as the starting point, the exiting time as the end point as the x-axis, and the y-axis as the number of steps, so that the number of steps of the customer is measured in real-time in the section. It is displayed along the corresponding y-axis. And another y-axis is set as the heart rate and displayed at a position corresponding to the value of the heart rate information transmitted by the smart band 300 . That is, the first graph generating unit 160 of the management server 100 generates the first graph information in which the x-axis is time and the y-axis is the number of steps and the heart rate.
  • the second graph generating unit 170 sets the location corresponding to the exercise communication device installed in the experience facility as a compartment, and displays the compartment corresponding to the exercise communication device that transmitted and received information with the customer's smart band 300 differently. 2nd graph information is generated.
  • any one of the compartments is such that a compartment in which a customer's tendency can be displayed is formed.
  • the partition box corresponding to the exercise exercised by the customer may be displayed in a first color, a second color, and a third color.
  • the first color, the second color, and the third color may be displayed differently depending on the number of times the customer visits the experience facility.
  • the compartment corresponding to Taekwondo may be displayed in the first color.
  • the compartment corresponding to Taekwondo may be displayed in the second color.
  • the compartment corresponding to Taekwondo may be displayed in a third color.
  • the third graph generating unit 180 places items corresponding to each corner in the pentagonal figure, sets the center to 0, sets each corresponding corner to 100 points of each item, and then Third graph information that can visually confirm the score for each item of the customer's physical ability by drawing a line to contrast with the score for each item evaluated by the evaluation unit 130, and connecting the ends of each line create Through the third graph information, the customer can visually check the weak part and the excellent part in each item of his/her physical ability and feel interest.
  • the management server 100 sends customer information, first graph information, second graph information, third graph information, correspondence to the corresponding customer terminal 200 Transmits character information.
  • the customer terminal 200 has a dedicated application (program) pre-programmed to visualize and output each information.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne un système de gestion d'exploitation de divertissement de sport utilisant une bande intelligente, le système comprenant : une bande intelligente qui est portée sur le corps d'un client préconfiguré pour mesurer des informations de corps du client, et vérifie si le client effectue un exercice dans une installation d'expérience qui est partitionnée et comprend un capteur installé à l'intérieur de celle-ci, et génère et transmet des informations de performance ; un serveur de gestion qui reçoit les informations de corps et les informations de performance, et génère et fournit des informations d'évaluation obtenues par évaluation du corps du client selon un indice d'évaluation préconfiguré ; et un terminal client qui reçoit les informations d'évaluation et les fournit en tant qu'informations visualisées.
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