EP2761603A1 - Method and system for securing a vehicle offered for rent, and vehicle rental facility implementing such a system or such a method - Google Patents
Method and system for securing a vehicle offered for rent, and vehicle rental facility implementing such a system or such a methodInfo
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- EP2761603A1 EP2761603A1 EP12779104.4A EP12779104A EP2761603A1 EP 2761603 A1 EP2761603 A1 EP 2761603A1 EP 12779104 A EP12779104 A EP 12779104A EP 2761603 A1 EP2761603 A1 EP 2761603A1
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07C—TIME OR ATTENDANCE REGISTERS; REGISTERING OR INDICATING THE WORKING OF MACHINES; GENERATING RANDOM NUMBERS; VOTING OR LOTTERY APPARATUS; ARRANGEMENTS, SYSTEMS OR APPARATUS FOR CHECKING NOT PROVIDED FOR ELSEWHERE
- G07C5/00—Registering or indicating the working of vehicles
- G07C5/008—Registering or indicating the working of vehicles communicating information to a remotely located station
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- G06—COMPUTING; CALCULATING OR COUNTING
- G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- G06Q10/00—Administration; Management
- G06Q10/10—Office automation; Time management
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07C—TIME OR ATTENDANCE REGISTERS; REGISTERING OR INDICATING THE WORKING OF MACHINES; GENERATING RANDOM NUMBERS; VOTING OR LOTTERY APPARATUS; ARRANGEMENTS, SYSTEMS OR APPARATUS FOR CHECKING NOT PROVIDED FOR ELSEWHERE
- G07C5/00—Registering or indicating the working of vehicles
- G07C5/08—Registering or indicating performance data other than driving, working, idle, or waiting time, with or without registering driving, working, idle or waiting time
- G07C5/0816—Indicating performance data, e.g. occurrence of a malfunction
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07B—TICKET-ISSUING APPARATUS; FARE-REGISTERING APPARATUS; FRANKING APPARATUS
- G07B15/00—Arrangements or apparatus for collecting fares, tolls or entrance fees at one or more control points
- G07B15/02—Arrangements or apparatus for collecting fares, tolls or entrance fees at one or more control points taking into account a variable factor such as distance or time, e.g. for passenger transport, parking systems or car rental systems
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- the present invention relates to a method for securing a vehicle proposed for rental. It also relates to a system for securing such a vehicle and such a secure vehicle.
- the field of the invention is the field of securing electric vehicles, in particular during the running of the vehicle.
- An object of the invention is to overcome the aforementioned drawbacks.
- Another object of the invention is to provide a method and a system for notifying a user renting the vehicle and to take all appropriate measures when an incident occurs during the running of the vehicle.
- the invention proposes to achieve at least one of the abovementioned goals by a method of securing during the running of a vehicle, in particular an electric vehicle, proposed for rental, said method comprising the following steps: measuring at least one value of at least one parameter relating to said vehicle,
- the signaling step is initiated by a remote site of the vehicle, said central.
- the method according to the invention thus makes it possible to guide the user when an anomaly occurs during the running of the vehicle and also to identify an anomaly occurring during this unsupervised phase in order to optimize the management of the vehicle.
- This guidance, initiated remotely, is then particularly adapted to the circumstances since it can allow the user to obtain indications not only according to the anomaly detected but also its environment, etc.
- the comparison step it can be checked whether the measured value is equal to the predetermined value, or whether it is less than or greater than the predetermined value.
- the vehicle may comprise at least one sensor for measuring the value of this parameter relating to the vehicle.
- the measured value can be sent directly to the remote site by the vehicle through a wireless network, such as a mobile network, for example the GPRS network.
- a wireless network such as a mobile network, for example the GPRS network.
- the measured values can be sent to the remote site periodically, at the request of the remote site, or following a predetermined event.
- the measured value may be sent in the form of a data frame also comprising an identification number relating to the vehicle.
- the data can also be sent via a wired link.
- the value of the parameter is measured by the central site, for example by central server, for example from data sent by another element of the system or the installation in which the invention is implemented. , such as a GPS server, or by another element of the system, such as the GPS server.
- the comparison step can be performed by the vehicle or by another element of the system, which then sends the result of the comparison to the central site, for example only if the comparison indicates that there is an anomaly. It can also be done by the central site.
- the method according to the invention may further comprise a step of identifying at least one user by reading an identifier of said user, to ensure that the user requesting a vehicle is a known user.
- the identifier of the user is then associated with a vehicle identification data, which allows the remote site to know which user is renting the vehicle.
- the identification step can be performed via a terminal (or terminal) of a rental site and / or the vehicle when taking the vehicle, to ensure that the user trying to access to the vehicle is a user who has been previously authorized.
- the identification step (s) can be performed using RFID identification means held by the user that can be read by the various elements of the system. Other means of identification (key, barcode, entry, etc.) can also be used.
- the signaling step may comprise a step of emitting a sound and / or light signal at the level of the vehicle, controlled by the remote site. The signal is intended to alert the user.
- This message sent from the central site allows to indicate to the user what actions should be performed preferably to avoid any serious problem following the anomaly.
- the signaling step can in addition and / or replace the previously described step include the transmission of at least one notification data to a communication device of the user or a third party, for example a system operator or backup.
- the notification data is usually sent by the central site.
- the notification data may be transmitted to the user or the operator on a portable communication device that he holds (mobile phone, PDA, etc.), in the form of an SMS message, an MMS message, or e-mails, etc.
- An identification data of its communication apparatus may be associated with the user identification data in a database of the central site.
- this operator can in particular be an operator of a call center who can subsequently call the user, on his personal communication device or directly in the vehicle, in case the vehicle includes a built-in phone.
- the measured parameter can be a parameter indicating:
- the parameter relating to the position of the vehicle is however measured by the remote site which checks the elapsed time since the last position signal received.
- Each of the sensor elements of the vehicle can be connected to a control module within the vehicle which centralizes all the values sent by all the sensors.
- the control module can send measured values to the vehicle via a communication network.
- the measured value of the same parameter is compared with two predetermined values. It is then determined whether a signaling step is performed as a function of the result of the comparison of the measured value with a first predetermined value and, if appropriate, the remote site being able to initiate at least two signaling sequences, what will be the sequence signaling signal during the signaling step, based on the result of the comparison of the measured value with the second predetermined value.
- This embodiment is in particular carried out when the parameter measured is a numerical parameter, such a parameter may for example be a parameter relating to the state of charge of the battery.
- the measured values of two distinct parameters each are compared to a corresponding predetermined value. Since the remote site is capable of initiating at least two signaling sequences, the signaling sequence performed during the signaling step is determined according to the result of the two comparisons.
- At least one vehicle datum and / or user datum is associated with an anomaly datum in a database, stored in particular on the datum. remote site.
- a system for securing while taxiing a proposed vehicle for rental comprising:
- - Anomaly signaling means capable of being activated according to the result of the comparison, these means being provided to be controlled by a remote site of the vehicle.
- the signaling means may in particular be means for emitting an audible and / or light signal arranged on / in the vehicle, or means for transmitting at least one notification datum intended for a user or a user. 'an operator.
- Said at least one element of the vehicle may be a battery, an airbag, a body part of the vehicle etc.
- system further comprises means for transmitting data from said vehicle to said remote site, for example transmission means through a wireless communication network such as the GPRS network.
- a wireless communication network such as the GPRS network.
- the detection means may in particular comprise a sensor means arranged on the vehicle and comprising at least one force sensor, a position sensor, etc.
- the invention is particularly applicable to the management of a fleet of interchangeable electric vehicles for rental and for which a plurality of docking stations is provided.
- an automated vehicle rental facility comprising a plurality of vehicles available for rental and at least one rental site comprising a parking space for a vehicle, the installation comprising:
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of a management system of a fleet of vehicles proposed for rental setting in which the invention can be implemented.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram of a method according to one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of a global management system of a fleet of electric vehicles offered for rental.
- the system 100 shown in FIG. 1 comprises a central site 102 (also called a central unit in the remainder of the description) connected to several sites - or stations - 104i-104 n , said to be leased through a communication network 106 wireless, for example GPRS, or a wired network, for example of the DSL type.
- a communication network 106 wireless, for example GPRS, or a wired network, for example of the DSL type.
- each station is connected to the central site via the two separate networks, allowing a continuous connection even if one of the networks is faulty.
- Some rental sites include a subscription terminal 108 for registering a new subscriber.
- Each rental site includes a rental terminal 110 for the rental of a vehicle and a plurality of charging terminals 112-116, each charging terminal being provided for charging a vehicle with an electric battery to a parking space.
- the central site 102 can be connected directly to each of the terminals of a rental station 104 through the network 106 or only to the subscription terminal and / or to the rental terminal and / or charging terminals 112-116. .
- At least two terminals of a rental station are connected to each other through a wired connection (not shown).
- the central site 102 includes a central management server 118, a calculation and analysis module 120, called central, and a communication module 122, called central.
- the central site 102 further comprises a database 124 in which are registered in association with each vehicle identifier, the identifier of the user who is rented this vehicle, and other vehicle data, and, in association with a user's identifier, data relating to the user.
- the system also includes a plurality of 126i-126 p vehicles some of which are connected to charging terminals on rental sites, while others are being rental, including traffic on public roads, and away from any rental site.
- Each vehicle includes a GPRS antenna 128 for communication with the vehicle communication module 122 of the central site 102 and a housing 130 forming a control module connected to the antenna and the various elements 132i-132 q (bodies and sensors, such as shock detection sensor or battery) of the vehicle to allow the control of the latter and making the connection between these different elements.
- This housing 130 also comprises data storage means.
- the vehicle also comprises an interface 134 with the user formed by an on-board PC, also able to communicate with the central site via the GPRS antenna 128.
- the central site 102 is also arranged to exchange information with a user 136 or a third party, such as an operator, if this person is provided with a portable communication device 140 such as a PDA, a mobile phone, etc. also connected to a GPRS network.
- a portable communication device 140 such as a PDA, a mobile phone, etc. also connected to a GPRS network.
- a signaling step is performed to warn the user and / or a third party.
- the element whose status is verified is as follows
- - vehicle battery is the charge level below a predetermined level, and / or
- the charge level of the battery can be checked by interrogating the battery itself. Similarly, the triggering of the airbag can be checked at the airbag or a sensor associated therewith. A shock is detected using one or more force sensors placed on the body.
- the information from these organs or sensors is sent to the control module 130 centralizing all the information from the vehicle and communicating with each of the organs thereof.
- this comparison can be made at the central site that receives the position information from a GPS server.
- FIG. 2 representing a diagram of the process.
- the user gets possession of the vehicle. For this, it must first perform an identification step 202.
- This step can be performed directly on a charging terminal using an identification means such as an RFID card.
- the charging station may indeed include an RFID reader.
- This step could, however, be done by other means, such as by typing on a keyboard.
- This step can also be performed at the rental terminal of the rental site.
- the identification step involves the participation of the central site 102 which includes a database on the access rights of the users.
- the charging station or the rental terminal communicates to the central site the user's identifier and the central site returns data relating to this user, for example, a rental authorization, a notification that a rental is in progress, etc.
- the user is used to take possession of the vehicle (because he is a valid subscriber, he does not have a vehicle already rented, etc.), he is assigned the vehicle during a step 204, which consists of in particular in a step of association in a database stored in the central site 102 of a user identification data with a vehicle identification data, and a step of sending the data of the user.
- identification of the user to the vehicle that stores it in his memory. The user then takes possession of the vehicle, and starts it.
- This step is a measurement step referenced 206 in FIG. 2.
- the control module then transmits these measurements (generally constituted by binary or digital values) to the central site, by means of the wireless telecommunications network connecting the vehicle to it. site.
- the vehicle 126 compares the measured values with predetermined values stored in its memory and determines whether there is an abnormality on the vehicle or not.
- the control module 130 can then make a return to the central site, only if it detects an anomaly, during a step 210.
- measurements are made periodically, so that steps 206, 208 are performed continuously.
- the comparison of a measured value with a predetermined value may be a step in which one verifies:
- the measured value is a value of a boolean parameter returned in particular by a sensor of the "all or nothing" type, for example indicating that the airbag has been triggered or not, or
- the measured value is lower or higher than a predetermined value. This is particularly the case when the measured value is a value of a numeric parameter, such as the charge level of a battery.
- the measurements can then be transmitted to the central site which itself carries out the comparison step. These measurements are transmitted at a regular frequency or at the request of the central site.
- the central site When the central site receives a message from the vehicle, it extracts from the message an identifier of the vehicle from which the message comes, the control module 130 having entered this identifier in the message content. Alternatively, the central server can determine this identifier by consulting a database in which the vehicle's call number (which it is able to determine using information from the telecommunications network, in a conventional manner ) is associated with its identifier.
- the central site records in a step 212 in a database stored in its storage means data relating to this anomaly.
- the data is of course recorded in association with the identifier of the vehicle concerned by the anomaly.
- a datum relating to the anomaly in a database in association with the user's identification data, which could, for example, subsequently make it possible to using a statistical treatment to determine a user performing a so-called "unacceptable" use of the vehicles offered for rental and to punish the user by imposing such a less advantageous pricing policy or offer a discount on rental to a customer having had a technical problem during the rental.
- the user concerned is determined using the data already stored in the database and associating the user with the vehicle. This determination can also be made using time data (by comparing the start times and possibly the end of the rental of the vehicle by the user with the message schedule). This makes it possible to find for sure the user who has suffered the problem even if sending the message is delayed due to a network problem for example.
- the signaling step of the anomaly can be carried out in several ways, possibly combined with one another:
- the signaling action of the anomaly is initiated by the central site.
- the following actions can be performed:
- Step 238 The message is not edited internally in the vehicle but on indication of the central site.
- the measured value of the parameter relates to the charge level of the battery.
- the measured value is compared to two values: a first value indicating a low charge level and a second charge level indicating a critical charge level.
- the measured value is first compared to the first predetermined value. If the measured value is higher than this level, no signaling action is initiated.
- the measured value is then compared to the second predetermined value. If it is greater than the second predetermined value, initiating a first signaling sequence (optionally following the sending of a message from the vehicle to the central site). During this sequence, a first message is sent from the central server to the vehicle so that this message is displayed on the vehicle user interface. This message requires the user to park the vehicle as soon as possible in one of the nearest stations. This message can include a map with the position of the location stations to facilitate the task of a user.
- a second message is sent from the central server to the vehicle so that this message is displayed on the vehicle user interface.
- This message asks the user to park the vehicle as soon as possible on the roadside because it may stop very quickly.
- the central site can also in parallel send a warning SMS to a chosen operator to come and troubleshoot the vehicle.
- the message then includes the position of the vehicle, which has been received previously of the vehicle or a GPS server in communication with both the vehicle and the central site.
- the vehicle comprises a shock detection sensor and a sensor for detecting the triggering of an airbag.
- the measured value is the value of a sensor state parameter corresponding to a Boolean type parameter.
- Each of the sensor state values is compared with a predetermined value, and this time the signaling step is triggered if one of the values of the state sensors is equal to the corresponding predetermined value.
- the signaling step is not initiated.
- the central site then sends a message to the vehicle that displays it on its interface screen, asking the user to declare the disaster, for example.
- the user declares the disaster, for example through the user interface, then the user is allowed to continue his rental.
- the value measured for the detection sensor parameter is equal to the predetermined value and the value of the air bag sensor is also equal to the corresponding predetermined value, it is considered to be a "big shock" in which the user can potentially be injured.
- a call is then sent to the vehicle or to a telephone number of the user to ensure that the user is not injured
- the vehicle can be interrogated about its position to determine if it is mobile. If the position of the vehicle has not been changed, it is likely that the user is injured and can not answer calls. Relief workers are alerted to go to the scene of the accident. Such an alert can be achieved for example by sending an SMS to a predetermined emergency call number stored in a server database.
- the SMS may include data such as the position of the vehicle and the time of the incident and possibly the registration of the vehicle and be sent from the central site once the call controller in charge of the call has notified the absence response from the user.
- the nature of the warning step therefore depends on the measured values of two distinct parameters.
- the measured parameter is relative to the GPS beacon of the vehicle.
- data on the position of the vehicle is transmitted to the central site regularly by a GPS server in communication with the vehicle GPS tag and with the central site.
- the parameter measured in this case is the time of the last position sent by the GPS server.
- the time between this value and the current time (measured value) is compared with a predetermined time interval (predetermined value). If, following this comparison, it is realized that the measured value is greater than the predetermined time interval and therefore that the last transmission of data relating to the position of the vehicle have been made a very long time ago, this means that the GPS tag of the vehicle is defective.
- the signaling step includes a step of notification to a call center call center, initiated by the central site, asking him to make a call to the vehicle and the transmission of a message to the of the vehicle, the message asking the user to join a call center. The user will then be asked to indicate his geographical location and possibly perform checks at the vehicle level to counteract the anomaly.
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