WO2014010785A1

WO2014010785A1 - Tourism-related iot service method

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Publication number: WO2014010785A1
Application number: PCT/KR2012/008427
Authority: WO
Inventors: 윤재석; 이상신; 김재호; 안일엽; 송민환; 류민우
Original assignee: 전자부품연구원
Priority date: 2012-07-11
Filing date: 2012-10-16
Publication date: 2014-01-16
Also published as: KR101497964B1; KR20140008669A

Abstract

The present invention relates to a tourism-related IoT service method. According to the present method for providing an Internet of Things (IoT) service, the IoT service can be provided so as to provide a tourism reservation service at a tourist attraction, a souvenir-issuing service, and a camera imaging service such that an IoT service user can use a variety of convenient IoT services using a mobile device at the tourist attraction.

Description

Tourism-related IT Service

The present invention relates to an IoT service providing method, and more particularly, to a method for providing a tourism-related service that can be provided in a tourist destination as an IoT service.

The term Internet of Things first appeared in the 1998 Auto-ID Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Later, in 2005, the ITU-T published the annual report, 'The Internet of Things,' which predicted that the Internet of Things would be the most basic framework for all the structures of the future information technology (IT) industrial revolution. The report defines the Internet of Things as "a new ICT foundation that connects all things in the world to networks, enabling humans and things to communicate with each other anytime, anywhere." In other words, the Internet of Things can be seen as an infrastructure for implementing a ubiquitous space. This ubiquitous space begins with the incorporation of computing devices with specific functions into the environment and things, and the environment or things themselves become intelligent.

Internet of Things services are technologies that provide us with a more convenient and safe life. Accordingly, various mobile carriers and terminal manufacturers are concentrating on developing IoT-enabled terminals and services as next generation mobile services.

However, the Internet of Things is currently in its infancy and no specific model has been established for providing services. Therefore, a search for a concrete method for providing such an IoT service is required.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a tourism-related services such as reservation services, souvenir issuing services, camera control services, etc. in the tourist destination as IoT services.

According to an embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object, a tourism service providing method using the Internet of Things (IoT) includes the steps of: registering information on a reservation server on a P-platform; Searching, by the mobile device, the reservation server via the P-platform; Downloading, by the mobile device, an application for receiving a tourism reservation service of the searched server through an S-platform; Executing the application by the mobile device to transmit a reservation request including a reservation time zone, a visitor identification code and the number of persons to the reservation server; And updating, by the reservation server, the reservation request to a reservation DB.

The mobile device and the reservation server may communicate directly or directly through an M-platform.

In addition, the visitor identification code may be a visitor's card number.

On the other hand, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a tourism service providing method using the IoT, the step of registering information on the kiosk to the P-platform; Searching, by the mobile device, the kiosk via the P-platform; Downloading an application for providing a souvenir issuance service of the kiosk searched by the mobile device through an S-platform; Executing the application by the mobile device to transmit a visitor identification code to the kiosk; And transmitting, by the kiosk, the photo list corresponding to the visitor identification code to the mobile device.

In addition, the mobile device and the kiosk may communicate or communicate directly through the M-platform.

The picture list corresponding to the visitor identification code may be a picture list of pictures taken in the reservation time zone of the reservation information corresponding to the visitor identification code.

On the other hand, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a tourism service providing method using the IoT, the step of registering information about the camera on the P-platform; Searching for the camera through the P-platform by a mobile device; Downloading an application for receiving a photographing service of the camera searched by the mobile device through an S-platform; The mobile device executing the application to transmit a camera control command to the camera; And controlling the camera according to the control command transmitted from the mobile device.

The control command may be any one of camera movement, zoom in, zoom out, and shutter.

According to various embodiments of the present disclosure, it is possible to provide an IoT service for providing a reservation service, a souvenir issuing service, and a camera control service in a tourist destination, so that IoT service users may use various services using a smart device in a tourist destination. It becomes possible.

1 is a diagram illustrating a structure of an Internet of Things (IoT) software platform according to an embodiment of the present invention;

2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an IoT device according to an embodiment of the present invention;

3 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a tourist destination service system according to an embodiment of the present invention;

4 is a flowchart provided to explain a method of developing and registering a touristic reservation system to which an IoT service is applied according to an embodiment of the present invention;

5 is a flowchart illustrating a process for providing a tourism reservation service according to an embodiment of the present invention;

6 and 7 are flowcharts for explaining a process for providing a souvenir issuing service, according to an embodiment of the present invention;

8 is a flowchart illustrating a process for providing a camera photography service according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, with reference to the drawings will be described the present invention in more detail.

1 is a diagram illustrating a structure of an Internet of Things (IoT) software platform 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the IoT software platform 100 includes a D-platform 110, a P-platform 120, an M-platform 130, and an S-platform 140.

Here, the D-platform 110 represents a software platform installed on the IoT device 115 side, the P-platform 120, M-platform 130, and S-platform 140, respectively, on the server computer side Or a software platform that is installed together.

D-platform 110 is an abbreviation of Device platform, is installed directly on the IoT device 115 or installed in the IoT adapter (adapter) mounted on the IoT device 115, the P-platform 120 and M-platform ( 130) and smart devices through IoT applications and IoT websites.

Here, the IoT device 115 represents general objects (for example, a TV, a mobile phone, a refrigerator, a cleaner, a washing machine, a vending machine, etc.) to which the IoT is applied.

The IoT adapter is mounted on the IoT device 115 to allow things to use IoT communication. The IoT adapter includes a communication module capable of communicating through at least one of short-range wireless communication, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 3G, and LTE, and the D-platform 110 installed in the IoT adapter is an IoT. It will provide various functions for communication.

The P-platform 120 stands for Planet platform and performs functions such as IoT device 115 management, user management, IoT device 115 monitoring, and IoT device 115 search. In detail, the P-platform 120 receives information about the IoT device 115 from the IoT service provider 10 and registers the IoT device 115. In this case, the information on the IoT device 115 includes a device ID, a device name, a model name, a manufacturer, location information, device status information, and the like, and an address (eg, an IP address, etc.) necessary for connecting to the IoT device 115. MSISDN, etc.).

The P-platform 120 performs authentication on a user accessing the S-platform 130 to register and download an IoT application for the IoT service. For user authentication, the P-platform 120 holds personal information such as an ID / PW and a phone number of the user.

In addition, the P-platform 120 performs a service / developer authentication for authenticating a developer who develops and registers an IoT-related mash-up service or a service user who uses a mash-up service.

In addition, the P-platform 120 authenticates the IoT service user's IoT service connection using an application of a smart device (eg, smartphone, tablet, etc.).

The M-platform 130 stands for Mash-up platform and communicates with the D-platform 110 to transmit a control instruction of a service user through an IoT application or an IoT web page to the IoT device 115.

In addition, the M-platform 130 registers the IoT mashup service developed by the mashup service developer 60. That is, the mashup service developer 60 develops an IoT mashup service and registers it with the M-platform 130. In this case, the mashup service developer 60 may develop an IoT mashup service using the IoT open API provided from the open API server 150.

The IoT devices 115 periodically transmit their data to the M-platform 130, and the M-platform 130 collects the data generated by the IoT device 115 and stores the data in a log. It is used to provide IoT mashup service to service users.

In addition, the M-platform 130 may charge according to the use of the IoT mashup service, and may store brief information (eg, ID, IP address, etc.) about the IoT devices 115.

S-platform 140 is an abbreviation of Store platform, and provides an application store function for providing an IoT application for an IoT service to a service user. To this end, the S-platform 140 provides an application search function. The S-platform 140 may provide a function of searching for an IoT application that can use the IoT function of the IoT device 115 based on the ID of the IoT device 115.

To this end, the S-platform 140 registers the IoT application developed by the IoT application developer 50.

The open API server 150 performs a function of managing and providing an open API related to an IoT service. Specifically, the developer of the IoT device 115 develops an open API for the corresponding IoT device 115 when manufacturing the IoT device 115, and registers and stores the relevant open API in the open API server 150. do. Then, the open API server 150 registers, stores and manages various open APIs for each of the IoT devices 115 developed by various developers.

The open API server 150 provides the stored open API to a developer who wants to develop an IoT service related website, a mashup service site, and an application. Accordingly, when developers develop websites, mashup service sites, and applications related to IoT services, the developer may be provided with an open API from the open API server 150 to develop an IoT service using the provided open API.

For example, if an IoT device manufacturer registers an open API in the open API server 150 that provides status information (for example, a failure) for the IoT device 115, the developer may apply the open API providing the status information. The function of searching and using the open API server 150 to search the state of the IoT device 115 may be implemented in IoT service-related websites, mashup service sites, and IoT applications.

Meanwhile, the IoT service user may directly access the IoT device 115 and use the IoT service by using the IoT application downloaded to the smart device 40, which is a kind of mobile device. In this case, the IoT device 115 may be connected through a relay between the smart device 40 and the M-platform 130 or directly connected through peer-to-peer communication to provide an IoT service. In this case, the D-platform 110 of the IoT device 115 communicates indirectly with the IoT application of the smart device 40 through the relay of the M-platform 130 or directly through P2P communication.

The IoT software platform 100 of such a configuration may provide various IoT services by interworking with the D-platform 110, the P-platform 120, the M-platform 130, and the S-platform 140. Will be.

2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of an IoT device 115 according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the IoT device 115 includes a device body 210 and an IoT adapter 220.

The device body 210 represents a device body for providing an inherent function of the IoT device 115. For example, when the IoT device 115 is a mobile phone, the device body 210 represents a mobile phone body. And, when the IoT device 115 is a light, the device body 210 represents the light body.

The IoT adapter 220 is mounted on the IoT device 115 to support IoT communication. That is, the IoT device 115 may communicate with the outside through the IoT adapter 220.

The IoT adapter 220 includes a digital I / O 221, an analog I / O 223, a D-platform 110, and a communication module 225.

The digital I / O 221 transmits and receives a digital signal between the device body 210 and the IoT adapter 220. The analog I / O 223 transmits and receives an analog signal between the device body 210 and the IoT adapter 220.

The D-platform 110 may be installed in the IoT adapter 220 as shown in FIG. 2, but may also be installed directly in the IoT device 115 as described above. In any case, D-platform 110 interacts with P-platform 120 and M-platform 130 and with smart devices through IoT applications and IoT websites.

The communication module 225 includes a communication module capable of communicating through at least one of short range wireless communication, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 3G, and LTE. However, the communication module 225 is not limited to the listed communication methods, but may also include communication modules for various communication methods for IoT services.

As described above, tourism services such as a reservation service, a souvenir providing service, and a camera service to which IoT technology is applied may be implemented using the IoT software platform illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, which will be described in detail below.

3 is a diagram illustrating a structure of a tourist destination service system according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 3, the reservation system includes an IoT reservation server 310 and an IoT kiosk 320.

The IoT reservation server 310 manages a visit reservation for a tourist destination. Specifically, the IoT reservation server 310 manages the reservation status of visitors by time zone, visitor identification code, number of people. Therefore, the IoT reservation server 310 receives the visit time, visitor identification code and the number of people information from the visitors.

In addition, the IoT reservation server 310 receives the reservation information from the visitor through the IoT software platform 100. Specifically, the IoT reservation server 310 receives from the IoT software platform 100 the visit time zone, the visitor identification code, and the number of persons information transmitted by the visitor to the IoT software platform 100.

As shown in FIG. 3, the IoT reservation server 310 includes a reservation DB 311 and an IoT adapter 220. That is, the IoT reservation server 310 also corresponds to the IoT device.

The reservation DB 311 stores reservation status information as a database. Here, the reservation status information includes a visit time slot, visitor identification code, and headcount information for each reservation. Here, the visitor identification code may be any code that can identify the visitor. For example, in FIG. 3, the visitor identification code is used as the visitor identification code.

The IoT adapter 220 has a D-platform 110 installed therein, and communicates with the IoT software platform 100 to provide IoT services.

The IoT kiosk 320 is installed in a tourist destination to perform functions such as screen guidance, payment of fees, and ticket issuance. As shown in FIG. 3, the IoT kiosk 320 includes a touchscreen display 321, a card reader 323, an ticket issuer 325, and an IoT adapter 220.

The touch screen display 321 displays a guide screen and provides a function of allowing a user to select a desired menu through a touch operation. The card reader 323 performs a function of reading a credit card when paying for expenses such as an admission ticket.

The ticket issuing machine 325 performs a function of outputting the ticket when the user completes payment of the admission fee.

The souvenir issuer 327 transmits a souvenir such as a photo taken by the IoT camera 340 to the user's smart device 330 or directly prints it.

In addition, an IoT adapter 220 is also included in the IoT kiosk 320, and the IoT kiosk 320 may use IoT services as an IoT device.

The smart device 330 may use a reservation function, a souvenir issuing function, and a camera control function to which various IoT services are applied through the IoT software platform 100. To this end, the smart device 330 may download and execute an IoT service application that implements a reservation function, a souvenir issuing function, and a camera control function from the S-platform 140.

The IoT camera 340 photographs a subject to display on the display unit 343 or transmits the photographed picture to the IoT kiosk 320 through the IoT software platform 100. In addition, the IoT camera 340 may transmit a picture taken through the IoT software platform to the smart device 330 and may be controlled by the smart device 330.

In detail, the IoT camera 340 includes a photographing unit 341, a display unit 343, a controller 345, and an IoT adapter 220. The photographing unit 341 photographs a subject by the imaging element. The display unit 343 displays the captured image and the photographed picture on the screen.

The controller 345 transmits the captured picture to the IoT kiosk 320 and the smart device 330 using the IoT adapter 220. In addition, the controller 345 receives a control signal from the smart device 330 by the IoT software platform 100 or P2P. The controller 345 controls the operation of the IoT camera 340 according to the received control signal.

In addition, the IoT adapter 220 is also included in the IoT camera 340, and the IoT camera 340 may use an IoT service as an IoT device.

By using a tourist service system having such a structure, it is possible to provide a tourism reservation service, a souvenir issuance service, and a camera photographing service as part of an IoT service.

Hereinafter, a process of providing a tourism reservation service, a souvenir issuing service, and a camera photographing service using the tourism service system will be described in detail.

4 is a flowchart provided to explain a method of developing and registering a tourism service system to which an IoT service is applied according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 4, the device developer corresponds to the IoT device developer 20 of FIG. 1, and the APP developer corresponds to the application developer 50 of FIG. 1.

The device developer first develops an IoT reservation server 310, an IoT kiosk 320, an IoT camera 340, and a tourism IoT service-related API (S410). In this case, the device developer may develop the IoT reservation server 310, the IoT kiosk 320, and the IoT camera 340 by mounting the IoT adapter 220 to mount or support the IoT function. Here, the tourism IoT service-related APIs represent APIs that pre-implement basic functions necessary for developing a web page or application for a tourism IoT service using the IoT reservation server 310, the IoT kiosk 320, and the IoT camera 340. .

Then, the device developer registers the tourism IoT service-related API to the open API server 150 (S420). That is, the open API server 150 registers the tourism IoT service related API.

Then, the APP developer can develop a tourism IoT application and a tourism IoT web page using the tourism IoT service related API registered in the open API server 150 (S430).

Here, the tourism IoT application includes an IoT reservation server application for a reservation function of a tourist destination, an IoT kiosk application for a souvenir issuance function, an IoT camera application for a camera control function, and various IoT service functions using an IoT tourism service. There may be applications that can provide.

The tourism reservation service is an IoT service that enables a specific number of people to be booked using a specific visitor identifier at a specific time using the smart device 330. In addition, the souvenir issuance service is an IoT service that enables to search and download pictures taken by the IoT camera 340 to produce a souvenir. In addition, the camera shooting service is an IoT service that enables the user to take a picture by directly controlling the IoT camera 340 using the smart device 330.

In addition, the APP developer registers the developed tourism IoT application to the S-platform 140 (S440). That is, the S-platform 140 registers the tourism IoT application developed by the APP developer.

In addition, the APP developer registers the developed tourism IoT web page to the M-platform 130 (S450). That is, the M-platform 130 registers the tourism IoT web page developed by the APP developer.

Through this process, device developers and APP developers will register APIs, applications and web pages related to tourism IoT services.

5 is a flowchart illustrating a process for providing a tourism reservation service according to an embodiment of the present invention. Here, the tourist operator / manager illustrated in FIG. 5 corresponds to the IoT service provider 10 of FIG. 1, and the visitor of FIG. 5 corresponds to a user of the smart device 40 of FIG. 1.

First, the IoT reservation server 310 is installed at a place that can be used by the tourist operator / manager inside the tourist destination or the tourist operator (S510). And, tourist destination operator / manager registers the information on the IoT reservation server 310 to the P-platform 120 (S520). In this case, the information on the IoT reservation server 310 includes a device ID, a device name, a model name, a manufacturer, location information, device status information, and the like, and an address (eg, IP) required for connection to the IoT reservation server 310. Address, MSISDN, etc.).

Thereafter, a visitor who is a user of the smart device 330 searches for the IoT reservation server 310 in the P-platform 120 using an IoT browser installed in the smart device 330 (S525). Specifically, in step S525, i) when the IoT browser installed in the smart device 330 accesses the P-platform 120, ii) the information about the IoT devices that the P-platform 120 will display in the IoT browser after user authentication. Iii) the IoT browser lists IoT devices received from the P-platform 120, and iv) the visitor searches and selects the IoT reservation server 310 among the listed IoT devices.

The IoT device list may be displayed on the map in the form of an icon or in the form of a text list.

Thereafter, the IoT browser transmits the ID of the IoT reservation server 310, the IoT device selected by the user, to the S-platform 140 to download the IoT reservation server application, which is an IoT application for the IoT reservation server 310, in operation S527. ).

Specifically, in step S527, i) the IoT browser delivers the ID of the IoT reservation server 310 to the S-platform 140 to receive and display an application list for the IoT reservation server 310 from the S-platform 140. After that, ii) the IoT reservation server application selected by the service user among the displayed applications is requested by the S-platform 140 to download.

Meanwhile, the IoT browser delivers the ID of the IoT reservation server 310 selected by the user to the P-platform 120 to receive detailed information about the IoT reservation server 310 from the P-platform 120, thereby providing the user's information. Can be displayed on IoT browser upon request.

Thereafter, the smart device 330 executes the IoT reservation server application downloaded in step S535 and accesses the IoT reservation server 310 through the M-platform 130 (S530).

Then, the IoT reservation server 310 checks the access authority of the visitor, and transmits the menu according to the access authority to the smart device 330 through the M-platform 130 (S535). Here, the menu includes a reservation status inquiry, a visit reservation, and a cancellation of a reservation of a tourist destination.

If the visitor selects the reservation status inquiry, the smart device 330 transmits the reservation status inquiry request to the IoT reservation server 310 through the M-platform 130 (S540).

Then, the IoT reservation server 310 transmits the reservation status information to the smart device 330 through the M-platform 130 (S545). Here, the reservation status information is information stored in the reservation DB 311 and is information configured by the number of persons by visitor identification code for each time zone. In addition, the reservation status information may include information on the free time and the available number of people.

If the visitor selects the visit reservation, the smart device 330 transmits the visit reservation request to the IoT reservation server 310 through the M-platform 130 (S550). Here, the visit reservation request includes a visit time zone, visitor identification code, and headcount information.

Then, the IoT reservation server 310 updates the input reservation request to the reservation DB 311 to process the reservation request, and transmits the reservation processing result to the smart device 30 through the M-platform 130 (S555). ).

If the visitor selects to cancel the reservation, the smart device 330 transmits the reservation cancellation request to the IoT reservation server 310 through the M-platform 130 (S560). Here, the reservation cancellation request includes at least one of a visit time zone and a visitor identification code.

Then, the IoT reservation server 310 updates the input reservation cancellation request to the reservation DB 311 to process the reservation cancellation request, and transmits the reservation cancellation processing result to the smart device 30 through the M-platform 130. (S565).

Through this process, the visitor can use the tourism reservation service using the smart device 330.

Meanwhile, in the above embodiment, the smart device 330 executes the downloaded application to access the D-platform 110 mounted on the IoT reservation server 310 and then communicates with the IoT reservation server 310. And explained.

However, the smart device 330 may be provided with a tourism reservation service by communicating with the IoT reservation server 310 by accessing an IoT reservation server web page for providing a service from the IoT reservation server 310 instead of the downloaded application. Do.

In addition, in the above embodiment, it is assumed that the IoT reservation server 310 search is performed by using an IoT browser, which can be variously implemented. For example, the ID or name of the IoT reservation server 310 may be directly input to search / select, or may be selected through category search of the IoT reservation server 310. In addition, to obtain the ID of the IoT reservation server 310 from the QR code attached to the IoT reservation server 310 to select the IoT reservation server 310, or IoT reservation server 310 and NFC, ZigBee, Bluetooth, etc. It is also possible to select the IoT reservation server 310 by obtaining an ID by short-range communication.

6 is a flowchart illustrating a process for providing a souvenir issuing service according to an embodiment of the present invention. The souvenir issuing service is a function of inquiring and downloading the pictures taken by the IoT cameras 340 installed in various places of the tourist attractions as shown in FIG.

The IoT cameras 340 shown in FIG. 7 only provide inquiries and downloads of the taken pictures, and the shooting related operation is not controlled by the smart device 330.

First, the IoT kiosk 320 and the IoT camera 340 is installed in the tourist destination by the tourist operator / manager (S610). The tourist operator / manager registers information on the IoT kiosk 320 and the IoT camera 340 on the P-platform 120 (S620). In this case, the information on the IoT kiosk 320 and the IoT camera 340 includes a device ID, device name, model name, manufacturer, location information, device status information, and the like, for the IoT kiosk 320 and IoT camera 340 This includes the address needed for the connection (eg IP address, MSISDN, etc.).

Thereafter, the user of the smart device 330 searches for the IoT kiosk 320 and the IoT camera 340 on the P-platform 120 using the IoT browser installed in the smart device 330 (S625). Specifically, in step S625, i) when the IoT browser installed in the smart device 330 accesses the P-platform 120, ii) the information about the IoT devices that the P-platform 120 will display in the IoT browser after user authentication. Iii) the IoT browser lists IoT devices received from the P-platform 120, and iv) the service user searches for and selects the IoT kiosk 320 and the IoT camera 340 among the listed IoT devices. By procedure

Thereafter, the IoT browser transmits the IDs of the IoT kiosk 320 and the IoT camera 340, which are the IoT devices selected by the user, to the S-platform 140, and thus, the IoT kiosk application and the IoT, which are IoT applications for the IoT kiosk 320. The IoT camera application, which is an IoT application for the camera 340, is downloaded (S627). The IoT kiosk application is an application used to apply for issuance of souvenirs through the IoT kiosk 320, and the IoT camera application is an application used to query and download pictures taken through the IoT camera 340.

On the other hand, step S627, i) the IoT browser delivers the ID of the IoT kiosk 320 and IoT camera 340 to the S-platform 140 to obtain a list of applications for the IoT kiosk 320 and IoT camera 340 After receiving and displaying from the S-platform 140, ii) the IoT kiosk application and the IoT camera application selected by the service user among the displayed applications are requested by the S-platform 140 to download.

Meanwhile, the IoT browser transmits IDs of the IoT kiosk 320 and the IoT camera 340 selected by the user to the P-platform 120 to provide detailed information about the IoT kiosk 320 and the IoT camera 340. Received from the platform 120, the visitor's request can be displayed in the IoT browser.

Thereafter, the smart device 330 executes the IoT kiosk application downloaded in step S627 and accesses the IoT kiosk 320 through the M-platform 130 (S630).

Then, the IoT kiosk 320 transmits the visitor identification code to the smart device 330 through the M-platform 130 (S635). Here, the visitor identification code may be any code that can identify the visitor. For example, the visitor identification code may be used as the visitor identification code.

The smart device 330 transmits the visitor identification code to the IoT kiosk 320 through the M-platform 130 in response to the visitor identification code request (S640).

Then, the IoT kiosk 320 checks the access right of the visitor identification code, and transmits a menu according to the access right to the smart device 330 through the M-platform 130 (S645). Here, the menu includes photo retrieval, download, souvenir issuance, and photo deletion.

If the visitor selects the photo inquiry, the smart device 330 automatically executes the IoT camera application downloaded in step S627 and transmits a photo inquiry request to the IoT camera 340 through the M-platform 130. (S650).

Then, the IoT camera 340 transmits the photo list to the smart device 330 through the M-platform 130 (S655). Here, the picture list represents a thumbnail list for the taken pictures. In addition, the IoT camera 340 may query the reservation information corresponding to the visitor identification code, select only the pictures taken in the reservation time zone, and generate and transmit a picture list.

If the visitor selects a download for a specific photo, the smart device 330 transmits the download request to the IoT camera 340 through the M-platform 130 (S660).

Then, the IoT camera 340 transmits the M-platform 130 to the IoT kiosk 320 the original picture corresponding to the input download request (S665).

If the visitor selects to issue the souvenir, the smart device 330 automatically re-executes the IoT kiosk application, and transmits a souvenir issuance request to the IoT kiosk 320 through the M-platform 130 (S670). Here, the souvenir issuance request includes a visitor identification code, a delivery method, and delivery address information.

Then, the IoT kiosk 320 produces and sends a souvenir according to the input souvenir issuance request (S675).

If the visitor selects to delete a specific photo, the smart device 330 automatically re-launchs the IoT camera application and transmits a specific photo deletion request to the IoT camera 340 through the M-platform 130 (S680).

Then, the IoT camera 340 deletes the original of the corresponding photo according to the specific photo deletion request (S685).

Through this process, the visitor can use the tourist souvenir issuing service using the smart device 330.

Meanwhile, in the above embodiment, the smart device 330 executes the downloaded application to access the D-platform 110 mounted on the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 and then the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera. The process of communicating with 340 has been illustrated and described.

However, the IoT device kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 by accessing the IoT kiosk / camera webpage for providing services in the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 is not a downloaded application. It is also possible to communicate with and receive IoT kiosk / camera service.

In addition, in the above embodiment, it is assumed that the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 search is performed using an IoT browser, which can be variously implemented. For example, the ID or name of the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 may be directly input and searched / selected, or may be selected through a category search of the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340. In addition, the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 to obtain the ID of the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 from the QR code attached to the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 to select the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 It is also possible to select the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 by obtaining an ID by short-range communication such as the IoT kiosk 320 / IoT camera 340 and NFC, ZigBee, Bluetooth.

8 is a flowchart illustrating a process for providing a camera photography service according to an embodiment of the present invention. Here, the tourist destination shown in FIG. 8 corresponds to the IoT service provider 10 of FIG. 1, and the visitor of FIG. 8 corresponds to the smart device user 40 of FIG. 1.

In the IoT camera photographing service, the IoT camera 340 installed at a tourist attraction suitable for photographing is controlled by the visitor's smart device 330. That is, the IoT camera 340 used for the camera shooting service differs from the cameras shown in FIG. 7 in that shooting related operations are controlled by the smart device 330 as well as inquiry and download of the taken pictures. There is.

First, the IoT camera 340 is installed in the tourist spots suitable for taking pictures by the tourist operator / manager (S710). Then, the tourist operator / manager registers the information on the IoT camera 340 to the P-platform 120 (S720). In this case, the information on the IoT camera 340 includes a device ID, a device name, a model name, a manufacturer, location information, device status information, and the like, and an address (for example, an IP address, MSISDN, etc.).

Thereafter, the user of the smart device 330 searches for the IoT camera 340 in the P-platform 120 using the IoT browser installed in the smart device 330 (S725). Specifically, step S725, i) when the IoT browser installed in the smart device 330 accesses the P-platform 120, ii) the information on the IoT devices to be displayed in the IoT browser after the P-platform 120 user authentication Iii) the IoT browser lists the IoT devices received from the P-platform 120, and iv) the service user searches for and selects the IoT camera 340 among the listed IoT devices.

Thereafter, the IoT browser transmits the ID of the IoT camera 340, which is an IoT device selected by the user, to the S-platform 140 to download the IoT camera application, which is an IoT application for the IoT camera 340, in operation S727. The IoT camera application is an application executed by the customer on the smart device 330. The IoT camera application controls an operation of the IoT camera 340, receives an image being photographed, and provides an inquiry and download function for photographed images.

Meanwhile, in step S727, i) the IoT browser transmits the ID of the IoT camera 340 to the S-platform 140 to display the application list for the IoT camera 340 from the S-platform 140, and then displays it. ii) requesting the IoT camera application selected by the service user among the displayed applications to the S-platform 140 and downloading.

Meanwhile, the IoT browser transmits the ID of the IoT camera 340 selected by the user to the P-platform 120 to receive detailed information about the IoT camera 340 from the P-platform 120, upon request of the user. It can be displayed in the IoT browser.

Thereafter, the smart device 330 executes the IoT camera application downloaded in step S735 and accesses the IoT camera 340 through the M-platform 130 (S730).

Then, the IoT camera 340 displays the access code for a predetermined time on the display screen (S735). Here, the access code represents a temporary access right code provided to grant the temporary control right to the smart device 330.

The visitor checks the access code displayed on the display of the IoT camera 340 and inputs it to the smart device 330. Then, the smart device 330 transmits the input access code to the IoT camera 340 through the M-platform 130 (S740).

Then, the IoT camera 340 checks whether the access code received and the access code displayed on the screen match each other, and if they match with each other, the menu according to the access authority of the access code through the M-platform 130 is the smart device 330 In step S745). Here, the menu includes camera panning, zooming in, zooming out, shuttering, downloading, and reshooting.

If the visitor selects one of the control commands of the camera movement, zoom in, and zoom out, the smart device 330 transmits the selected control command to the IoT camera 340 through the M-platform 130 (S750). .

Then, the IoT camera 340 performs any one of direction movement, zoom in, and zoom out according to the received control command, and displays the photographing scheduled screen after the control command is performed through the M-platform 130 through the smart device 330. Transfer to (S755).

If the visitor selects the shutter, the smart device 330 transmits the shutter command to the IoT camera 340 through the M-platform 130 (S760).

Then, the IoT camera 340 takes a picture according to the input shutter command and transmits the taken picture sample to the smart device 330 through the M-platform 130 (S765).

If the visitor selects the original download of the photograph, the smart device 330 transmits the download request to the kiosk 320 through the M-platform 130 (S770). Here, the download request includes a visitor identification code.

Then, the IoT camera 340 transmits the original photographed picture to the smart device 330 through the M-platform 130 according to the input download request (S775).

If the visitor selects to retake, the smart device 330 transmits the retake request to the IoT camera 340 through the M-platform 130 (S780).

Then, the IoT camera 340 transmits the menu according to the access right to the smart device 330 through the M-platform 130 according to the re-shooting request (S785). Here, the menu includes camera panning, zooming in, zooming out, shuttering, downloading, and reshooting.

Through this process, the visitor can use the camera control function to which the tourism IoT service is applied by using the smart device 330.

Meanwhile, in the above embodiment, the smart device 330 executes the downloaded application to connect to the D-platform 110 mounted on the IoT camera 340, and then illustrates and describes a process of communicating with the IoT camera 340. It was.

However, it is also possible for the smart device 330 to access the IoT camera web page for providing a service from the IoT camera 340 instead of the downloaded application to communicate with the IoT camera 340 to provide an IoT tourism reservation service.

In addition, in the above embodiment, it is assumed that the IoT camera 340 search is performed by using an IoT browser, which can be variously implemented. For example, the ID or name of the IoT camera 340 may be directly input to search / select, or may be selected through category search of the IoT camera 340. In addition, by selecting the IoT camera 340 by obtaining the ID of the IoT camera 340 from the QR code attached to the IoT camera 340, or by the short-range communication such as NFC, ZigBee, Bluetooth with the IoT camera 340 It is also possible to select the IoT camera 340 by obtaining an ID.

Meanwhile, according to an embodiment of the present invention, the IoT software platform 100, the D-platform 110, the P-platform 120, the M-platform 130, and the S-platform 140 are in their names. The present invention is not limited thereto, and may be applied to any software, electronic device, or system corresponding to the corresponding function. In addition, IoT software platform 100, D-platform 110, P-platform 120, M-platform 130, and S-platform 140 is not in the form of a software platform, libraries, software solutions, Of course, they can take many forms, including software packages, software frameworks, and individual software.

In addition, while the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described above, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, but the technical field to which the invention belongs without departing from the spirit of the invention claimed in the claims. Of course, various modifications can be made by those skilled in the art, and these modifications should not be individually understood from the technical spirit or the prospect of the present invention.

Claims

In the tourism service providing method using the Internet of Things (IoT),

Registering information on the reservation server with the P-platform;

Searching, by the mobile device, the reservation server via the P-platform;

Downloading, by the mobile device, an application for receiving a tourism reservation service of the searched server through an S-platform;

Executing the application by the mobile device to transmit a reservation request including a reservation time zone, a visitor identification code and the number of persons to the reservation server; And

And updating, by the reservation server, the reservation request to a reservation DB.
The method of claim 1,

The mobile device and the reservation server,

Tourism service providing method characterized in that the communication through the M-platform or directly.
The method of claim 1,

The visitor identification code,

Tourist service providing method characterized in that the visitor's card number.
In the tourism service providing method using the Internet of Things (IoT),

Registering information about the kiosk with the P-platform;

Searching, by the mobile device, the kiosk via the P-platform;

Downloading an application for providing a souvenir issuance service of the kiosk searched by the mobile device through an S-platform;

Executing the application by the mobile device to transmit a visitor identification code to the kiosk; And

And transmitting, by the kiosk, the list of photos corresponding to the visitor identification code to the mobile device.
The method of claim 4, wherein

The mobile device and the kiosk,

Tourism service providing method characterized in that the communication through the M-platform or direct communication.
The method of claim 4, wherein

Photo list corresponding to the visitor identification code,

And a picture list of pictures taken in the reservation time zone of the reservation information corresponding to the visitor identification code.
In the tourism service providing method using the Internet of Things (IoT),

Registering information about the camera in the P-platform;

Searching for the camera through the P-platform by a mobile device;

Downloading an application for receiving a photographing service of the camera searched by the mobile device through an S-platform;

The mobile device executing the application to transmit a camera control command to the camera; And

And controlling the camera according to the control command transmitted from the mobile device.
The method of claim 7, wherein

The control command,

Method of providing a tourist service, characterized in that any one of the camera direction movement, zoom in, zoom out, shutter.