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- the present invention relates to a gate device.
- Patent Document 1 There is a technology that uses a gate device equipped with a two-dimensional barcode reader to manage entry and exit into stores and ticket gates.
- a barcode reader is arranged on the entrance side of the gate device (Patent Document 1).
- An object of the present invention is, for example, to provide a gate device through which users can efficiently pass.
- one embodiment of the present invention has a first reading unit that acquires first identification information that can identify an individual product for which payment processing has been completed by reading a code for exiting the store.
- a gate device communicably connected to an information processing device, the gate device is provided on at least one of a pair of side wall portions arranged opposite to each other across a passage, and the pair of side wall portions to output a predetermined radio wave.
- a second reading unit for reading second identification information from an RFID tag affixed to each product that has passed through the aisle, and a placement unit for placing the information processing device; and the placing section is arranged above the reading area of the second reading section.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration example of an information processing device such as a mobile terminal;
- FIG. It is a schematic diagram which shows the external appearance of a gate apparatus. It is a figure explaining the reading area
- It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the whole process of a purchasing support system. It is a flow figure of store mode starting processing. It is a figure which shows an example of the display screen at the time of store mode starting.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a screen display including a mapped floor map;
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a screen display including a mapped floor map;
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart of store mode end processing; It is a figure which shows an example of the display screen at the time of completion
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of a scan screen; It is a flowchart of settlement processing. It is a figure which shows an example of the display screen at the time of payment. It is a figure which shows an example of the display screen at the time of the completion of payment.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of a display screen when payment is completed; It is a flow chart of the closing process. It is a figure which shows an example of the display screen of the information processing apparatus at the time of a store-exiting process. It is a figure explaining the collation result of S707.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing an example of the configuration of the purchasing support system 1 according to the embodiment.
- the purchase support system 1 includes a mobile terminal 100, a gate system 200, and a store server 300.
- the mobile terminal 100, the gate system 200, and the store server 300 are each connected via the network 10 so as to be able to communicate with each other.
- the network 10 includes, for example, the Internet, WAN (Wide Area Network), LAN (Local Area Network), wireless base stations such as WiFi, provider equipment, and dedicated lines.
- the purchase support system 1 is, for example, a system that supports customer purchases at clothing stores, grocery stores, and daily goods stores. In this embodiment, an example of supporting purchases at a clothing store will be described.
- the mobile terminal 100 has a reading unit 101 , an input unit 102 , a display unit 103 , a trigger receiving unit 104 and a processing unit 105 .
- the mobile terminal 100 is, for example, an information processing device such as a smart phone, a tablet terminal, or a mobile phone owned by a customer who is a user.
- the application running on the mobile terminal 100 can execute a normal mode for supporting purchases through mail order (including e-commerce, online shopping, etc.) and a store mode for supporting purchases at physical stores.
- merchandise can be purchased through the Internet. That is, it is possible to purchase Internet mail-order products such as online shopping, E-commerce, and EC.
- the store mode when purchasing a product at a physical store, the application that operates on the mobile terminal 100 can be used to perform payment processing for the product.
- the reading unit 101 is, for example, a camera (imaging unit) provided in a smartphone, and captures a two-dimensional code written on a tag attached to a product, such as a QR code (trademark).
- the reading unit 101 takes an image of the two-dimensional code and interprets it according to a predetermined procedure, thereby extracting code information included in the two-dimensional code.
- the input unit 102 is, for example, a touch panel or an input button that receives operation input from the user.
- the mobile terminal 100 accepts an instruction or the like from the user when the user inputs an instruction or the like using the input unit 102 .
- the display unit 103 is, for example, a liquid crystal display panel, a plasma display panel, an organic EL display panel, etc., and is controlled by a CPU (Central Processing Unit) of the mobile terminal 100 .
- the display unit 103 displays a predetermined screen under the control of the CPU.
- the display unit 103 may also function as the input unit 102 like a touch panel, and the display unit 103 and the input unit 102 may be integrated.
- the trigger receiving unit 104 receives triggers for activating the store mode and for ending the store mode, and outputs them to the processing unit 105 .
- the trigger receiving unit 104 includes a GPS communication unit for acquiring position information, a BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) communication unit for acquiring beacon signals, and a detection unit for detecting that the check-in code has been read by the reading unit 101. Have at least one or more.
- the processing section 105 switches between the normal mode and the store mode for the application running on the mobile terminal 100. Further, the processing unit 105 performs settlement processing for purchased products in the shop mode.
- the gate system 200 includes an information processing device 210 and a gate device 220 .
- the information processing device 210 and the gate device 220 are communicably connected via the network 10 .
- the user passes through the gate system 200 and leaves the store.
- the information processing device 210 has a first reading unit 211 and a display unit 212 .
- the first reading unit 211 is, for example, a camera (imaging unit), and generates a QR code displayed on the mobile terminal 100 after completion of payment processing, which will be described later, or a QR code written on a product tag.
- the two-dimensional code printed on the surface is photographed.
- the code information contained in the two-dimensional code is extracted by the first reading unit 211 capturing an image of the two-dimensional code and interpreting it according to a predetermined procedure.
- the display unit 212 is, for example, a liquid crystal display panel, a plasma display panel, an organic EL display panel, etc., and is controlled by the CPU included in the information processing device 210 .
- the display unit 212 displays a predetermined screen such as the matching result of the matching unit 222, which will be described later, under the control of the CPU.
- the display unit 212 may also function as an input unit like a touch panel, for example.
- the gate device 220 includes a second reading section 221 and a collating section 222 .
- the second reading unit 221 has an antenna and reads identification information of the product from the RFID (Radio Frequency Identifier) tag of the product. It is preferable that the second reading unit 221 includes a plurality of antennas, because reading resolution and accuracy are improved.
- RFID Radio Frequency Identifier
- the collating unit 222 receives the code information acquired by the first reading unit 211 (including the identification information of the product for which payment has been completed, or information for referring to the identification information of the product for which payment has been completed (payment information));
- the identification information of the product acquired by the second reading unit 221 is collated.
- the collation unit 222 may be included in the information processing device 210 .
- the shop server 300 has a shop information database (DB) 301.
- the store information database 301 stores inventory information, floor maps, and product position information in the store.
- a server for each store may be configured to hold each information, or a server may be configured for each inventory information, floor map, and product position information.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of an information processing apparatus such as the mobile terminal 100.
- the portable terminal 100 will be described as an example.
- Portable terminal 100 includes input unit 102 , display unit 103 , storage unit 111 , CPU 112 , RAM 113 , ROM 114 , and communication unit 132 .
- the storage unit 111 stores a program that is executed by the CPU 112 to realize a flow in the mobile terminal 100 described below, and data used by this program.
- the CPU 112 operates based on programs and applications stored in the ROM 114 or storage unit 111 and controls each unit of the mobile terminal 100 . That is, the CPU 112 functions as a controller of the mobile terminal 100 .
- the ROM 114 stores a boot program executed by the CPU 112 when the mobile terminal 100 is activated, a program depending on the hardware of the mobile terminal 100, and the like.
- the CPU 112 expands the program in the ROM 114 onto the RAM 113, and the CPU 112 executes the expanded program, thereby realizing a flow to be described later. Note that the CPU 112 may acquire at least part of these programs from another device via the network 10 and execute them, or may directly execute the programs stored in the ROM 114 .
- the communication unit 115 receives data from other devices via the network 10, sends the data to the CPU 112, and transmits data and instructions generated by the CPU 112 to other devices via the network 10.
- the information processing device 210, the gate device 220, and the store server 300 each have the same configuration as in FIG. However, the information processing device 210 does not need to have two display units 103 and 212, and the gate device 220 and the store server 300 may be omitted from the display unit 103 and the input unit 102. good.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the appearance of the gate device.
- a user enters the device from the front side of the device shown in the figure, proceeds in the traveling direction 228, and operates the information processing device 210 placed on the placement section 224 to perform processing such as collation, which will be described later, and the processing becomes a problem. If not, the user goes through the back of the device shown.
- a schematic structure of the gate device 220 will be described with reference to this figure. It is preferable that the gate device 220 has a color and texture that does not make the store feel uncomfortable, and has an appearance that ensures a sense of unity with the interior of the store.
- the gate device 220 includes a first side wall portion 223 a , a second side wall portion 223 b , a mounting portion 224 , a light emitting portion 225 , and a metal member 226 in addition to the second reading portion 221 .
- the first side wall portion 223 a and the second side wall portion 223 b are arranged to face each other to form a passage 227 .
- the second reading portion 221 is arranged on at least one of the first side wall portion 223a and the second side wall portion 223b.
- the first side wall portion 223a and the second side wall portion 223b will be collectively referred to simply as "side wall portions”.
- the second reading unit 221 reads the identification information about the product by performing wireless communication using radio waves as a medium with the tag attached to the product. That is, the second reading unit 221 acquires the product identification information stored in the tag by performing wireless communication with the tag attached to the product.
- the second reading unit 221 is, for example, an RFID reader with multiple antennas.
- the second reading unit 221 may have a single antenna, but preferably a plurality of antennas.
- the second reading unit 221 forms a reading region 230 by emitting (outputting) radio waves toward the passage 227, and identifies the product from the tag of the product possessed by the user who passes through the reading region 230 in the passage 227. Get information.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the reading area 230 of the second reading section 221.
- FIG. FIG. 4A is a schematic diagram showing an example of the reading area 230 of the second reading section 221.
- the reading area 230 of the second reading unit 221 preferably includes a first reading area 231 that guarantees reading accuracy of 90% or more, and a second reading area 232 that has lower reading accuracy than the first reading area 231.
- the second reading portion 221 is arranged so that the first reading area 231 is within at least 50 cm from the entrance and exit side ends of the side wall portions, respectively, the first side wall portion 223a or the second side wall portion 223b, or the first side wall portion 223b.
- the second reading unit 221 has a first reading area 231 in a range of 90 cm or more in the height direction from the floor of the passage 227, more preferably in a range of 120 cm to 150 cm in the height direction from the floor of the passage 227.
- the second reading portion 221 is configured such that the range within 200 cm in the height direction from the floor surface of the passage 227 becomes the second reading area 232, the first side wall portion 223a or the second side wall portion 223b, or the first side wall portion 223b. It is preferably arranged on both the portion 223a and the second side wall portion 223b.
- FIG. 4(B) is a schematic diagram showing a state in which the user 240 holds the bag 250 containing the product in his or her hand.
- the bag 250 is considered to be positioned at a height of 30 cm to 60 cm from the floor surface of the passage 227 . That is, when the user 240 passes through the gate device 220 with the bag 250 containing the purchased product, the first reading area 231 is set to a height of 30 cm to 60 cm from the floor surface of the passage 227.
- the second reading unit 221 can read the product identification information from the tag of the product in the bag 250 with high accuracy.
- FIG. 4C is a schematic diagram showing a state in which the user 240 puts the bag 250 containing the product on the arm.
- the bag 250 is considered to be positioned at a height of 60 cm to 90 cm from the floor surface of the passage 227 . That is, when the user 240 passes through the gate device 220 with the bag 250 containing the purchased product on his/her arm, the first reading area 231 is set to a height range of 60 cm to 90 cm from the floor surface of the passage 227.
- the second reading unit 221 can read the product identification information from the tag of the product in the bag 250 with high accuracy.
- 4D is a schematic diagram showing a state in which the user 240 holds the bag 250 containing the product with his/her chest.
- the bag 250 is considered to be positioned at a height of 90 cm to 120 cm from the floor of the passage 227 . That is, when the user 240 passes through the gate device 220 while holding the bag 250 containing the purchased product, the first reading area 231 is set to a height of 90 cm to 120 cm from the floor surface of the passage 227.
- the second reading unit 221 can read the product identification information from the tag of the product in the bag 250 with high accuracy.
- the range of 90 cm or more in the height direction from the floor of the passage 227 is the first reading area 231.
- the portion 221 it is possible to read the product identification information with high accuracy regardless of the state (orientation) of the user 240 holding the bag 250 containing the purchased product.
- the bag 250 may be a shopping basket, its material is preferably not a conductor such as metal so as not to affect the reading accuracy of the RFID tag.
- a tag attached to a product is, for example, a tag that can record product identification information, such as an RFID tag.
- product identification information such as an RFID tag.
- a tag when a tag is compatible with RFID, it has an antenna and a chip (integrated circuit) that stores identification information inside (embedded) and is affixed to the package, or fixed to a part of the product with a member called locks. ing.
- the antenna in the tag receives a radio wave from the RFID reader in the UHF band from the outside, it generates electricity and outputs the information held in the IC to the outside by the same radio wave in the UHF band. Thereby, the second reading unit 221 can read the identification information of the product.
- the second reading section 221 In order to reduce the reading omission of the RFID tag of the product by the second reading section 221, it is preferable to arrange the second reading section 221 on both the first side wall portion 223a and the second side wall portion 223b. Further, regarding the first side wall portion 223a and the second side wall portion 223b, radio waves used for reading by the second reading portion 221 are emitted in the direction of the surface not facing the passage 227 (outside the device across the side wall portion from the center of the device). Conductors such as thin metal plates and thin metal films are placed to prevent leakage.
- the information processing device 210 is placed on the placement section 224 .
- the placement section 224 is positioned so that the display section 212 of the information processing device overlaps at least a portion of the first reading area 231 of the second reading section 221 of the gate device 220 in the direction along the path 227 (advancing direction 228). placed.
- the user may decelerate or stop near the display unit 212 in order to check the matching result, which will be described later. Therefore, by adopting such a configuration, it becomes possible to efficiently read the RFID tag or the like by the second reading unit 221 and the user can efficiently pass through the gate device 220 .
- the reading area of the first reading section 211 overlaps at least part of the first reading area 231 of the second reading section 221 of the gate device 220 in the traveling direction 228 .
- the light emitting part 225 is arranged on either one of the inlet side and the outlet side of the side wall, and includes, for example, an LED.
- the light emitting unit 225 changes its light emission color according to the state of the gate device 220, the collation result described later, and the like. Specifically, for example, if it is in a usable state, it may be lit in green, and if it is in an unusable state (for example, a failure state) or if the verification result described later is an error, it may be lit in red. . In addition, the variation of light emission is not restricted to these.
- the metal member 226 is arranged on the floor surface between the first side wall portion 223 a and the second side wall portion 223 b near the entrance and exit of the gate device 220 , in other words, on the floor surface of the passage 227 .
- the metal member 226 reduces the difference in level with various wirings (including power lines and Ethernet cables) connecting the first side wall portion 223a and the second side wall portion 223b so that even a wheelchair can easily pass through.
- FIG. 5 is a flow chart showing the overall flow of processing of the purchasing support system 1. As shown in FIG. Here, the overall processing flow of the purchase support system 1 will be described, and the details of each process will be described later.
- the portable terminal 100 performs store mode activation processing.
- the portable terminal 100 performs product selection processing and receives product selection from the user.
- the portable terminal 100 performs payment processing based on an instruction from the user.
- the gate system 200 performs the exit processing.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart of store mode activation processing. Each operation (step) shown in this flowchart is executed by controlling each part of the mobile terminal 100 by the CPU 112 provided in the mobile terminal 100 .
- the mobile terminal 100 when the mobile terminal 100 receives an application activation instruction from the user, the mobile terminal 100 activates an application related to purchase support (hereinafter simply referred to as an application) in normal mode.
- the trigger receiving unit 104 determines whether a trigger (activation trigger) for activating the store mode has been received.
- the activation trigger is, for example, a beacon signal emitted from a device installed in the store, a short-range wireless communication signal such as Bluetooth (trademark), and location information within the store.
- the store ID may be embedded in the signal as it is.
- a table in which store IDs and reference position information are associated with each other is stored in an external server in advance, and the trigger receiving unit 104 stores store IDs close to the position information acquired from GPS and reference position information. is acquired, and if the difference between the reference position information and the GPS position information is within the threshold, it is determined as the position information within the store. Further, the reading unit 101 may read a code including a store ID and acquire the store ID as a trigger, or a combination of a plurality of information items described above may be used as a trigger.
- the processing unit 105 displays a screen (store mode selection screen) for selecting (enabling) the store mode of the store corresponding to the received trigger (corresponding store). Displayed on the display unit 103 .
- the process returns to S402.
- the processing unit 105 switches the application to the store mode in S405, and checks the store ID acquired by the reading unit 101 as the current time as the store entry time. Retain as in information. It should be noted that the processing unit 105 may automatically transition to the store mode when the activation trigger is received.
- the processing unit 105 determines in S406 whether to acquire the floor map of the corresponding store.
- the processing unit 105 acquires the floor map of the corresponding store from the store server 300 in S407, and the display unit The acquired floor map is displayed on 103 .
- the process proceeds to product selection processing (S500).
- the processing unit 105 displays a list of products that the user is considering purchasing, that is, displays the positions of products registered in the favorites list (favorite products) in the store on the obtained floor map, or That is, it is determined whether or not to map.
- the favorites list can register products selected by the user in normal mode. Of course, you can also add products to your favorites list in store mode.
- the processing unit 105 maps the position of the favorite product on the floor map in S409, and performs product selection processing (S500).
- the products put in the cart in the normal mode may be mapped on the floor map.
- the user may select products to be displayed on the floor map from, for example, keyword searches, product categories, or product lineups, and map the locations of the selected products.
- mapping is not selected (S408, No)
- the process proceeds to product selection processing (S500). Note that S406 to S409 may be processed in parallel only when a function related to the floor map is called.
- the user may select to use the normal mode.
- store mode and normal mode can be executed in parallel.
- the user can purchase some or all of the products via the Internet after confirming the actual product at the actual store.
- a form in which the mode is changed to the normal mode by exiting the store mode will be described.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the display screen when the store mode is activated.
- FIG. 7A is a diagram showing an example of the store mode selection screen 420 displayed in S403.
- the shop mode selection screen 420 the shop mode of the shop corresponding to the shop ID of the received activation trigger can be selected.
- On the store mode selection screen 420 a store name 421 corresponding to the store ID and an icon 422 for selecting the store mode are displayed.
- FIG. 7B is a diagram showing an example of the store mode screen displayed in S405.
- a store mode menu screen 430 is displayed.
- a step display 431 is displayed on the menu screen 430 so that the user can easily understand the processing in the shop mode.
- "check-in” in the step display 431 corresponds to store mode activation processing (S400)
- "scan” corresponds to product selection processing (S500)
- "payment” corresponds to payment processing (S600).
- Pass through the gate corresponds to exit processing (S700).
- the menu screen 430 also includes, for example, a scan icon 432, a floor map icon 433, and a favorites list icon 434.
- a scan icon 432 When the user selects the scan icon 432 by tapping or the like, it becomes possible to execute product selection processing, which will be described later.
- the floor map icon 433 acquisition of the floor map in S407 is executed.
- the favorites list icon 434 it becomes possible to check the contents of the favorites list on the display screen. Further, when the favorite list icon 434 is selected after acquiring the floor map, it becomes possible to execute the mapping of favorite products in S409.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a display screen including a mapped floor map.
- the display screen 440 includes, for example, thumbnail images 441 corresponding to favorite products, and a floor map 443 on which icons 442 indicating position information of respective favorite products are identifiably displayed.
- icons 442 indicating position information of respective favorite products are identifiably displayed.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing another example of the display screen when the shop mode is activated.
- the display screen 450 when the activation trigger is received, the display screen 450 is displayed first.
- a store mode selection display 451 is displayed on the display screen 450 .
- the store mode selection display 451 includes a store name 452 corresponding to the store ID and an icon 453 for selecting the store mode.
- the store mode selection display 451 further displays an icon 454 for the user to confirm details of the store mode. By selecting the icon 454 by the user, it becomes possible to confirm the details of the processing in the shop mode and the operation method. Then, when the user selects the icon 453 for selecting the store mode, the store mode is activated and the display screen 460 is displayed.
- Display screen 460 displays operation icons 461 for the user to operate the application in the store mode. For example, when the user selects the scan icon 462 out of the operation icons 461, the screen transitions to the display screen 470, and it becomes possible to execute product selection processing, which will be described later. In addition, when the user selects a store mode end icon 455 by tapping or the like on the display screen 450, the store mode can be ended and the mode can be changed to the normal mode.
- FIG. 10 is a flow chart of store mode end processing. Each operation (step) shown in this flowchart is executed by controlling each unit of the mobile terminal 100 by the CPU 112 provided in the mobile terminal 100 .
- the trigger receiving unit 104 determines whether or not an end trigger has been received.
- the end trigger is, for example, the elapse of a predetermined time from the time of entering the store included in the check-in information, and the location information of the store being checked in, that is, the location information of the location a predetermined distance away from the reference location information of the corresponding store.
- the processing unit 105 clears (deletes) the contents of the virtual cart in the store mode and performs checkout processing such as deleting the retained check-in information. Then, in S412, the store mode is ended and the mode is shifted to the normal mode.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of the display screen when the store mode ends.
- FIG. 11A is a diagram showing an example of a store mode termination selection screen.
- Store mode end selection screen 480 includes an icon 481 for ending the store mode.
- the screen display 490 in the normal mode displays the store
- a store mode selection display 492 including an icon 491 for selecting a mode is preferably displayed. Such a screen display enables the user to easily return to the store mode.
- FIG. 11B is a diagram showing an example of the screen display in the normal mode after the store mode ends.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart of product selection processing. Each operation (step) shown in this flowchart can be executed by controlling each unit of the mobile terminal 100 by the CPU 112 included in the mobile terminal 100 .
- the user uses the reading unit 101 to read a two-dimensional code such as a QR code written on a tag attached to a product.
- the reading unit 101 determines whether the reading has been performed normally, for example, whether the number of digits of the read content is correct, whether it is within a range that can be restored by the error correction code, or the like. If the reading is not normal (S502, No), the two-dimensional code is read again (S501). If the product has been successfully read (S502, Yes), the processing unit 105 checks whether or not the identification information overlaps with the products already added to the virtual cart.
- the identification information is a unique number assigned to each individual product, and even if the product is of the same type, the identification information will be different for different individuals.
- a 24-digit hexadecimal number can be used as identification information, which is the same as the content stored in the RFID chip embedded in the tag attached to the product as EPC (Electric Product Code). is.
- the identification information can also be said to be an individual identification number. If the identification information read by the reading unit 101 is duplicated (S503, No), the processing unit 105 displays an error on the display screen of the display unit 103 in S504. This is to prevent the same individual from making two payments. Note that any other error notification may be used as long as the user can recognize that an error has occurred, such as by emitting an error sound. On the other hand, if there is no duplication of identification information (S503, Yes), the processing unit 105 adds the product to the virtual cart in S505.
- the processing unit 105 confirms whether or not the product has been selected. If product selection has not been completed (S506, No), S501 to S505 are repeated until product selection is completed. On the other hand, if the product selection has ended (S506, Yes), the processing unit 105 outputs the identification information of all the products added to the virtual cart to the store server 300 in S507.
- the store server 300 records in the product identification information received from the mobile terminal 100 that the product has been added to the virtual cart. Also, at this time, the store server 300 may output the total amount of the products added to the virtual cart to the mobile terminal 100, for example. Then, the process proceeds to settlement processing.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a display screen when selecting a product.
- FIG. 13A is a diagram showing an example of a scan screen (reading screen).
- a scan screen 510 includes a scan area (reading area) 511 .
- a two-dimensional code such as a QR code displayed on a product tag is positioned within the scan area 511 , and the user takes an image of the two-dimensional code using the reading unit 101 .
- the product identification information is read, and the product can be selected, in other words, the product can be added to the virtual cart.
- FIG. 13B is a diagram showing an example of the scan completion screen. In S502, when the reading is normally performed, a scan completion screen 520 is displayed.
- a scan completion screen 520 displays a scan result 521 so that the user can visually confirm that the scan has been successfully completed and added to the virtual cart.
- a virtual cart icon 522 is displayed on the display screen when selecting a product. By the user selecting the virtual cart icon 522 by tapping or the like, the product in the virtual cart can be confirmed.
- FIG. 13C is a diagram showing an example of a screen for confirming products in a virtual cart.
- a screen 530 for confirming the products in the virtual cart displays detailed information 531 such as product names, colors, sizes, prices, thumbnail images, etc. of the products in the virtual cart.
- the delete icon 532 the selected product can be deleted from the virtual cart.
- screen 530 displays total price 533 of the products in the virtual cart.
- a payment icon 534 is displayed on screen 530 . When the user selects the settlement icon 534, it becomes possible to execute settlement processing, which will be described later.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing another example of the scan screen.
- a scan frame (reading frame) 540 may be displayed on the scan screen.
- the scan frame 540 can be used as an index of the position where the two-dimensional code should be positioned, and the user can more easily photograph the two-dimensional code.
- the store mode scan screen for example, it is preferable to display the scan frame 540 in a color scheme different from that in the normal mode, or to change the shape of the scan frame 540. In other words, it is preferable to display a different screen. . With such a configuration, it is possible to intuitively recognize whether the user is scanning in the normal mode or the store mode.
- the product selection process can also be executed in normal mode.
- a two-dimensional code such as a barcode
- a two-dimensional code such as a QR code that includes individual identification number information that is uniquely assigned to each individual product
- Type information such as a PLU (Price Look-up) code may be acquired.
- the type information includes one or more pieces of information for distinguishing the type of product, such as product number, color, size, and price. That is, products of the same type (for example, products with the same product number, color, and size) are given the same type information.
- the normal mode it is possible to purchase products through the Internet, so it is only necessary to acquire product type information.
- the normal mode and the store mode can be executed in parallel, for example, a scan frame for reading the QR code for the store mode and a scan frame for reading the bar code for the normal mode are displayed on one scan screen. You may let At this time, it is preferable to arrange the scanning frame for the QR code and the scanning frame for the barcode on the screen according to the arrangement of the QR code and the barcode on the tag attached to the product. Also, in the normal mode, for example, it may be possible to select a product from a keyword search, product category, or product lineup.
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart of settlement processing. Each operation (step) shown in this flowchart is executed by controlling each part of the mobile terminal 100 by the CPU 112 provided in the mobile terminal 100 .
- the user selects a payment method via the input unit 102, for example.
- a payment method for example, credit settlement, electronic money settlement, immediate withdrawal settlement, point settlement, and settlement using a predetermined application, which is also called smart phone settlement, can be selected.
- Smartphone payment may be incorporated in the mobile terminal 100 as one function of an application related to purchasing support.
- the processing unit 105 performs settlement by the selected method. Specifically, the processing unit 105 transmits information necessary for payment to an external payment server (not shown) corresponding to the selected method, and requests payment processing. In S603, the processing unit 105 determines whether the payment has been completed normally based on the response from the payment server.
- the processing unit 105 displays a payment error on the display screen of the display unit 103.
- FIG. It should be noted that any other error notification may be used as long as the user can recognize the settlement error, for example, by emitting an error sound. Then, S601 to S603 are repeated until the settlement is normally completed.
- the processing unit 105 outputs the identification information of the product for which the payment has been completed to the shop server 300 in S605.
- the store server 300 records that the payment has been completed and the product has been sold for the product identification information received from the mobile terminal 100 .
- the processing unit 105 generates a two-dimensional code (code for exiting the store) such as a QR code for exiting the store, which is linked to payment information including identification information of all the products settled in S606 and payment completion time.
- a two-dimensional code code for exiting the store
- the code for leaving the store is displayed on the display unit 103.
- the store exit code may be transmitted to the mobile terminal 100 by e-mail or the like.
- the payment information may be embedded directly in the QR code for exiting the store, or the store server may hold the payment information, and the link embedded in the QR code for exiting the store may be used to make the payment held by the store server. It may be configured to access information. Since the mobile terminal owned by the customer, who is the user, can process the payment for the product, the user does not need to line up at the checkout machine in the store, and the time required for checkout can be shortened.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of a display screen during payment.
- the display screen 610 is displayed, for example, by selecting the payment icon 534 shown in FIG. 13(C).
- the display screen 610 is a display screen when the settlement process is executed, and usable coupon information 611 may be displayed on the display screen 610 .
- the user can make a payment using the coupon by selecting the coupon to use and selecting the icon 612 for making a payment using the coupon.
- the coupon is not used, the payment can be made without using the coupon by selecting the icon 613 for payment without using the coupon.
- payment screen 620 is displayed and payment is made (S602).
- a payment completion screen 630 is displayed, and the user can confirm that the payment has been completed normally.
- the payment completion screen 630 displays, for example, the date and time when payment was completed (date and time of use) 631, the name of the store where the product was purchased (store used) 632, and the total amount of purchased products (amount used) 633.
- the screen transitions to the screen shown in FIG.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of a display screen when payment is completed.
- a guide 641 (description) for closing processing is displayed.
- the user can leave the store by following the guide 641 and passing through the gate device 220 .
- a membership card in which a member ID is embedded is used as a code for exiting the store.
- the menu screen 650 is displayed.
- a membership card icon 651 on the menu screen 650 a membership card screen 660 is displayed.
- a two-dimensional code 661 such as a QR code including member information is displayed on the membership card screen 660 .
- This two-dimensional code 661 is a two-dimensional code as a membership card in which payment information is associated with a member ID in an external member ID server (not shown) and the member ID is embedded. Such a two-dimensional code may be used as a code for exiting the store.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing another example of the display screen when payment is completed.
- the exit code is displayed after the payment is completed.
- FIG. 18A is a diagram showing an example of a settlement procedure (purchase procedure) screen 670.
- FIG. This figure shows an example in which credit settlement is selected as the settlement method.
- the payment procedure screen 670 includes, for example, the name of the shop where the product was purchased (shopping shop) 671, the selected payment method (payment method) 672, the total points of the purchased product 673, and the total price of the purchased product 674. is displayed.
- the confirmation icon 675 on the payment procedure screen 670 the payment is made (S602).
- FIG. 18B is a diagram showing an example of a settlement completion screen 680.
- the settlement completion screen 680 is a screen indicating that the settlement has been completed normally, and is a display that allows the user to intuitively recognize that the settlement has been completed normally.
- FIG. 18C is a diagram showing an example of the exit code display screen 690. As shown in FIG. When the settlement is completed normally, the exit code display screen 690 is displayed.
- a store closing code display screen 690 includes a store closing code 691 . The user uses the store exit code 691 to perform the store exit processing described later.
- FIG. 19 is a flowchart of closing processing. Each operation (step) shown in this flowchart is executed by controlling each part by the CPU provided in the gate device 220 or the information processing device 210 .
- the user causes the display unit 103 of the mobile terminal 100 to display the code for exiting the store, and causes the first reading unit 211 of the information processing device 210 to read the code for exiting the store. Then, the first reading unit 211 reads the exit code. In S702, the first reading unit 211 determines whether the reading was performed normally. If the code has not been read normally (S702, No), the display unit 212 displays a code reading error display on the display screen in S703. It should be noted that other error notifications may be used as long as the user can recognize that an error has occurred, such as emitting an error sound, or simply not transitioning to the next state. Then, the reading of the exit code (S701) is repeated until the code is read normally.
- the second reading unit 221 of the gate device 220 reads the identification information of the product from the RFID tag of the product. Specifically, when the user enters the passage 227 of the gate device 220 while holding the purchased product, the second reading unit 221 reads the product. Note that the second reading unit 221 may read the RFID tag after the first reading unit 211 reads the code for leaving the store. The unit 211) may read the RFID tag when the user is detected. Further, the second reading unit 221 may constantly emit reading radio waves. In S702, the second reading unit 221 determines whether the reading was performed normally.
- the display unit 212 displays an RFID reading error display on the display screen in S706. Note that any other error notification may be used as long as the user can recognize that an error has occurred, such as by emitting an error sound. Then, the reading of the RFID tag (S704) is repeated until it is read normally.
- the collation unit 222 reads the identification information of the product for which payment has been completed, which is included in the payment information that can be referenced from the code for exiting the store, and the second reading unit. 221 collates (compares) with the identification information of the product read. If the identification information of the product for which payment has been completed and the identification information of the read product exactly match, the verification result is normal (S708, Yes), and the verification unit 222 informs the information processing device 210 that the verification result is normal. A signal to that effect is output, and in S709, the display unit 212 of the information processing apparatus 210 displays a notice of completion of the closing process.
- the collation unit 222 outputs a signal indicating that the collation result is an error to the information processing device 210, and in S710, the display unit 212 of the information processing device 210 notifies the error. display. Then, the process ends.
- exit processing can also be applied when paying with the accounting machine in the store.
- a code for exiting the store that is generated (issued) by using the checkout machine in the store may be used.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an example of the display screen of the information processing device 210 during the closing process.
- FIG. 20A is a diagram showing an example of the code scan screen 720 for exiting the store.
- the code scan screen 720 for closing the store includes a guide display 721 for scanning the closing code and a scan area 722 for reading the closing code.
- the guide display 721 is a display that allows the user to intuitively understand how to scan the exit code.
- the code for exiting the store is positioned within the scan area 722, and the code for exiting the store is photographed by the first reading unit 211, thereby reading the code for exiting the store (S701).
- a scan frame 723 may be displayed on the store exit code scan screen 720 .
- FIG. 20B is a diagram showing an example of the screen 730 after reading the exit code is completed. Screen 730 is displayed when the reading of the exit code is successfully completed. The screen 730 displays the product names 731 of all the products included in the payment information acquired by the information processing device 210 reading the exit code and the total points (settlement points) 732 of the products.
- FIG. 20C is a diagram showing an example of a screen 740 after reading of the RFID tag by the second reading unit 221 of the gate device 220 is completed.
- a screen 740 is displayed. Among all the product names 731 included in the payment information, an icon 741 indicating that the matching result is normal is displayed next to the product name corresponding to the product read by the second reading unit 221, for example. be done.
- the screen 740 also displays the total number of items (number of items taken out) 742 of the products whose RFID tags have been read.
- a screen 750 is displayed when the result of matching between the payment information and the identification information of the product to be taken out is normal.
- FIG. 20D is a diagram showing an example of a matching completion screen.
- a screen 750 in the figure shows an example of a case where the collation result is normal.
- the product name 731 whose identification information does not match in other words, the product name 731 that causes the error is displayed in a highlighted color, surrounded by a frame, blinked, or the like. It is preferable to display with emphasis by . It should be noted that the highlighting is not limited to this, as long as it is easy for the user to visually recognize. By adopting such a configuration, it becomes possible for the user to easily grasp which product is the cause of the error.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram explaining the collation result of S707.
- the product identification information shown in this figure (table) is represented simply for the sake of simplicity of explanation.
- the Roman letters (A”, “B”, “C”, and “D") indicate the product type, and are classified information attached to each minimum management unit (SKU: Stock Keeping Unit) is shown.
- SKU Stock Keeping Unit
- the numerical portions (“001” and “002”) indicate unique numbers assigned to individual products.
- Pattern 1 is a case where the payment information and the RFID reading information (take-out information) are completely the same.
- the total points of the payment information and take-out information and the identification information of each product are completely the same.
- the collation unit 222 determines that the collation result is "normal".
- a screen 750 shown in FIG. 20D is displayed on the display unit 212 of the information processing device 210, and the user can exit the gate device 220 and exit the store.
- the number of items included in the take-out information is less than the number of items included in the payment information.
- the carry-out information does not include the identification information of "C001".
- the collation unit 222 determines that the collation result is "error”.
- the display unit 212 of the information processing device 210 is caused to display an error message "The points are insufficient. Please check the product.”
- the number of items included in the take-out information is greater than the number of items included in the payment information.
- the identification information of "C002", which is not included in the payment information is included in the carry-out information.
- the collation unit 222 determines that the collation result is "error".
- the display unit 212 of the information processing device 210 is caused to display an error message saying, "It looks like you have something other than the product you paid for. We will call a staff member, so please check.”
- the number of products in the payment information and take-out information are the same, but some product types do not match.
- the product types of "C 001" in the payment information and "D 001" in the take-out information are different. This means that the user is trying to bring out a product of a different type from the product for which payment has been completed.
- the collation unit 222 determines that the collation result is "error”. In this case, it is conceivable that the user may have brought out the wrong product. Therefore, for example, the display unit 212 of the information processing device 210 is caused to display an error message saying, "It looks like you have something other than the product you paid for. We will call a staff member, so please check.”
- the number of products in the payment information and take-out information are the same, but the product identification information does not match.
- the product type information matches.
- the identification information "C001" of the payment information is different from the identification information "C002" of the take-out information, but the type information "C” matches.
- product "C001” and product "C002” are exactly the same in product type (including one or more of product number, color, size, and price), and are different only in terms of individuals.
- the collation unit 222 determines that the collation result is “normal”, and causes the display unit 212 of the information processing device 210 to display the screen 750 shown in FIG.
- the gate system 200 outputs, for example, the mismatched identification information (“C001” and “C002” here) to the store server 300 .
- store server 300 preferably rewrites, for example, replaces the identification information that does not match. By performing such processing, it is possible to reduce unnecessarily hindering the user from leaving the store.
- the gate system 200 includes the separate information processing device 210 and the gate device 220.
- the information processing device 210 and the gate device 220 may be integrated.
- the first reading unit 211 may be arranged near the entrance of the gate device 220 .
- the processing in the mobile terminal 100, the information processing device 210, the gate device 220, and the store server 300 is implemented by a computer, the processing contents of the functions that each section of these devices should have are executed based on a program.
- a program describing the above-described processing contents can be recorded in a computer-readable recording medium.
- Any computer-readable recording medium may be used, for example, a magnetic recording device, an optical disk, a magneto-optical recording medium, a semiconductor memory, or the like. Also, the processing of each unit may be configured by executing a predetermined program on a computer.
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以下、本発明の実施形態について、図面を参照して説明する。
図2は、携帯端末100等の情報処理装置に係るハードウェア構成を示すブロック図である。ここでは、携帯端末100を例に説明する。携帯端末100は、入力部102と、表示部103と、記憶部111と、CPU112と、RAM113、ROM114と、通信部132と、を備える。
図3は、ゲート装置の外観を示す模式図である。図に示す装置の手前からユーザが装置内に入り、進行方向228へ進み、載置部224に載置された情報処理装置210を操作して後述の照合等の処理をして、処理が問題なければユーザは図の装置の奥に通り抜ける。この図を用いてゲート装置220の概略構造について説明する。ゲート装置220は、店舗に違和感のない色合い、素材感であって、店舗の内装との統一感が担保される外観であることが好ましい。ゲート装置220は、第2読取部221の他に、第1側壁部223aと、第2側壁部223bと、載置部224と、発光部225と、金属部材226と、を備える。
図5は、購買支援システム1の処理全体の流れを示すフロー図である。ここでは、購買支援システム1の処理全体の流れを説明し、各工程の詳細については後述する。S400では、携帯端末100が店舗モード起動処理を行う。S500では、携帯端末100が商品選択処理を行い、ユーザからの商品選択を受け付ける。S600では、携帯端末100がユーザからの指示に基づいて決済処理を行う。S700では、ゲートシステム200が退店処理を行う。
図6は、店舗モード起動処理のフロー図である。このフローチャートで示す各動作(ステップ)は、携帯端末100が備えるCPU112による携帯端末100の各部の制御によって実行される。
図12は、商品選択処理のフロー図である。このフローチャートで示す各動作(ステップ)は、携帯端末100が備えるCPU112による携帯端末100の各部の制御によって実行されうる。
図15は、決済処理のフロー図である。このフローチャートで示す各動作(ステップ)は、携帯端末100が備えるCPU112による携帯端末100の各部の制御によって実行される。
図19は、退店処理のフロー図である。このフローチャートで示す各動作(ステップ)は、ゲート装置220または情報処理装置210が備えるCPUによる各部の制御によって実行される。
上述の実施形態では、ゲートシステム200は、別体の情報処理装置210とゲート装置220とを備える構成としたが、情報処理装置210とゲート装置220とを一体とする構成としてもよい。また、第1読取部211は、ゲート装置220の入り口付近に配置されてもよい。
10 ネットワーク
100 携帯端末
103 表示部
104 トリガ受信部
105 処理部
200 ゲートシステム
210 情報処理装置
212 表示部
220 ゲート装置
222 照合部
223a 第1側壁部
223b 第2側壁部
224 載置部
225 発光部
226 金属部材
227 通路
300 店舗サーバ
301 店舗情報データベース
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- 退店用コードを読み取ることにより、決済処理が完了した商品の個別を識別可能な第1識別情報を取得する第1読取部を有する情報処理装置と通信可能に接続されるゲート装置であって、
通路を挟んで対向配置される一対の側壁部と、
前記一対の側壁部の少なくとも一方に設けられ、所定の電波を出力することで、前記通路を通過した商品の個別を識別可能な第2識別情報を、前記商品に付されたRFIDタグから読み取る第2読取部と、
前記情報処理装置を載置する載置部と、を有し、
前記載置部を、前記第2読取部の読取領域の上方に配置していることを特徴とするゲート装置。 - 前記載置部を、前記一対の側壁部のうちのいずれか一方の、前記通路に沿う方向の中央付近に配置していることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のゲート装置。
- 前記通路の入口および出口付近の床面に配置される、金属部材をさらに有することを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載のゲート装置。
- 前記第2読取部は、前記通路の床面から少なくとも90cmの高さの範囲内を読取領域とする位置に配置されることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のゲート装置。
- 前記一対の側壁部の入口側および出口側のいずれか一方に、発光部を備えることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のゲート装置。
- 前記第2読取部を制御する制御部をさらに有し、
前記制御部は、前記第1読取部がユーザを検知した場合に、前記第2読取部に前記電波の出力を開始させることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のゲート装置。 - 前記情報処理装置は、前記第1識別情報と、前記第2識別情報との照合結果を表示する表示部を備えることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のゲート装置。
- 退店用コードを読み取ることにより、決済処理が完了した商品の個別を識別可能な第1識別情報を取得する第1読取部と、
通路を挟んで対向して配置される一対の側壁部と、
前記一対の側壁部の少なくとも一方に設けられ、所定の電波を出力することで、前記通路を通過した商品の個別を識別可能な第2識別情報を、前記商品に付されたRFIDタグから読み取る第2読取部と、
前記第1識別情報と、前記第2識別情報との照合結果を表示する表示部と、を有し、
前記表示部を、前記第2読取部の読取領域の上方に配置していることを特徴とするゲート装置。 - 前記第1読取部を、前記表示部と同じ位置またはその近傍に配置していることを特徴とする請求項8に記載のゲート装置。
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