KR20230052851A - Online/offline data integration and management, sharing, certification method and system - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method and system for integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online and offline data of a user using primary tags (online and offline) created by the user.
For example, according to the settings of the user sonsory (hereinafter, the third party using the settings of the user sonsory will be referred to as user), when the third party user user uses the primary tag combination of the user sonsory as above, a namecard named 1 The primary tag is created by photographing/scanning a specific business card along with the primary tag in the namecard folder of the user sonsory (the primary tag itself can be used as a concept of a folder or it can be a specific folder designated in the primary tag namecard). You can also upload. Also, another command may be executed by another primary tag "TNG" at the same time. Of course, the same function as described above can be performed by using the primary tags in the user terminal for an image previously photographed/scanned built into the user's terminal. In addition, the primary tags recognized during photographing/scanning are stored in RAM, database, or storage, and may be omitted from the image.
In addition, when the user sonsory sets the name card to run a specific business card app, if the third user using the primary tag combination has the specific business card app installed, the business card app is executed, and the business card app is photographed by the third party. You can also have a business card saved to the user sonsory's business card app. In addition, if the specific business card app is not installed, it may be induced to install the business card app, or the specific business card app may be provided as a web app and can be used by any third-party user without any special installation. In this case, the usage process is the same as above. At the same time, the command of another primary tag #TNG is also executed.
If namecard is a user's tag, by using it like #namecard @sonsory, different functions can be executed according to the order even if the combination of primary tags is composed of the same tags. If the intention is to use #namecard @sonsory, but the user mistakenly writes @sonsory #namecard, it is desirable to display an alarm window on the user's terminal that guides the correct use case.
For example, a primary tag combination such as #namecard @sonsory may send specific data to @sonsory after the user executes a specific command using his or her namecard primary tag. In other words, the user's namecard can be a command that executes a specific business card app and delivers his or her business card in the form of a vcf (address book file), cvs, or img file. It may be a command in the form of taking a picture and sending it. This may vary depending on how the user sets the primary tag namecard.
Also, commands may be different according to the order in which a plurality of primary tags are created. For example, #namecard @sonsory and @sonsory #namecard can be interpreted like other commands. When using the primary tag of the user himself (expressed as user for convenience), the primary tag @user can be omitted. That is, #namecard @sonsory can be seen in the original @user #namecard @sonsory with @user among the primary tags omitted. Likewise, @sonsory #namecard can also be seen in the form where @user is omitted, and the above two commands can be interpreted as follows. @user #namecard @sonsory means to issue a command to another user "sonsory" using the primary tag "namecard" of "user", and @user @sonsory #namecard means that "user" is the 1 It can be interpreted as meaning to use the car tag "namecard" command.

Description

Online/offline data integration and management, sharing, certification method and system

The present invention relates to a method and system for integrating, managing, and sharing online and offline data of a user by using a combination of characters created by a user, particularly a combination of keywords such as special characters and general words.

That is, the present invention integrates and/or integrates online and offline data of the user using special tags defined by the user (handwritten characters, handwritten figures, digital characters corresponding to the handwritten characters, digital figures corresponding to the handwritten figures, etc.) It is about methods and systems for managing, sharing, and authenticating.

Recently, due to the development of high-speed communication and mobile communication and the rapid spread of smart terminals, data (text, image, video, etc.) that an individual encounters is rapidly increasing. In addition, the amount of data produced by individuals, such as taking pictures and videos using smart terminals, is rapidly increasing.

In this situation, software companies such as ASP (Application Service Provider), smart terminal and PC manufacturers, and traditional software companies based on local applications have developed various services (eg, Dropbox to store files, i) to solve this problem. Cloud, Google Drive, Evernote and OneNote for storing memos and schedules, Trello for managing project schedules, Google Docs for document tools, etc.) Publishers/manufacturers are also actively intervening in the newly forming online-offline data integration management market with applications such as PlanPlus Planner.

The present invention is based on technologies such as online data integration, management, and sharing that manage data, such as the above technologies (the above-mentioned online application service).

At the beginning of the implementation of existing IT services (applications) similar to the above, users can experience the convenience of uploading/posting and downloading/viewing various data anytime, anywhere.

However, as the usage time of the service accumulates and data accumulates (more data is rapidly accumulated in the online storage than in the offline storage), and as similar services are steadily created, existing services only have differences between online and offline, and data in offline I started to feel a degree of fatigue almost similar to managing .

In addition, most of these services are services that specialize in handling only a part of users' data, so users have to store and manage data by subdividing it according to each service. A problem arises here. Since the services that users subdivide and use by area are programs (applications, etc.) that are separately serviced by multiple operators, users who use these services ironically divide and manage their data by area, making more efforts. It is a situation that consumes a lot of energy.

The usage rate of Evernote, which is called the most innovative among the aforementioned IT service providers and has secured close to 200 million users worldwide, is gradually decreasing, and even experts predict that Evernote will soon disappear from the market. .

In addition, almost all online application services so far have revealed limitations in that it is difficult to easily share data uploaded online offline. Of course, it is possible to print and share data such as text or pictures uploaded online through a portable terminal such as a smart phone and a mobile printer connected to it, but the cost to build this is not only high compared to its effectiveness, but also mobile devices such as mobile printers. Carrying peripherals with you at all times would inevitably be a very cumbersome task.

Evernote mentioned earlier was quite weak in this area (If you look at Evernote's service, they are a service that focuses on easily finding, editing, and sharing data by simply uploading offline data online by connecting online and offline. ). Despite Evernote's innovative service, users are still constantly producing text data such as memos and calendars offline, and sharing the data by forwarding the memos offline to family, friends, colleagues, or third parties. In addition, despite innovative services such as Evernote being provided, there are often situations in which people share some of the data stored online by writing it back on paper and giving it to others. One thing to think about here is that if you can download and share online data offline as easily as uploading and sharing offline data online, the utility and value can be obtained beyond uploading and sharing offline data online. that there will be

Many companies that have provided services in this field in the past do not properly recognize the above fact, that is, the value that can be obtained by easily sharing a lot of online data offline, so the problem is not being solved properly.

In order to actually integrate, manage, and share online and offline data, it is necessary to be able to immediately share data that exists online with others offline as well as simply upload data from offline to online. In addition, it is necessary to make it possible to easily share data that exists online with an unspecified number of people offline, just like online. Uploading and downloading of data are treated as data delivery and sharing methods that are all done online).

In addition, a more special security device must be prepared when sharing the user's online data (offline data uploaded/posted by the user including online data - text, image, video, personal information, payment information, etc.) offline.

Accordingly, the present invention provides a method and system capable of executing a specific command for characters and images (hereinafter referred to as handwritten characters and handwritten images) written on paper by a user and digital characters and digital images identical to the characters. There is a purpose.

In addition, the present invention stores special settings for the text and images using a configuration module of a user terminal or a configuration module of a server connected to the terminal through a network means, so that the handwritten characters input from the user terminal (and, Or, according to the special settings for the image where the handwritten image) is taken/scanned, the digital text (and/or the digital image), and various data input and appended together with the text (and/or image) Its purpose is to provide a method and system to enable implementation.

In addition, the present invention provides a method and system that can be equivalently treated on digital data for characters and images (hereinafter referred to as handwritten characters and handwritten images) written by a user on paper, etc., and digital characters and digital images identical to the characters It has its purpose.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a method and system for integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online and offline data using text and images (hereinafter referred to as handwritten characters and handwritten images) written by a user on paper or the like.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a method and system for integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online and offline data using digital characters and digital images.

In addition, the present invention integrates, manages, shares, and authenticates online and offline data using characters and images (hereinafter referred to as handwritten characters and handwritten images) written by a user on paper or the like, or digital characters and digital images identical to the characters. Its purpose is to provide a method and system.

In addition, the present invention is proposed to solve the problems caused by the prior art, and integrates, manages, shares, and authenticates online and offline data (text, image, video, personal information, payment information, etc.) encountered by users in daily life. Its purpose is to provide a method and system.

In addition, an object of the present invention is to provide a method and system that can be more easily performed according to the accumulated time of use of the user for integrating, managing, and sharing various data that rapidly increase as the accumulated time of use of the user increases. .

In addition, the present invention provides the user's online data (offline data uploaded/posted by the user including online data - text, image, video, personal information, payment information, etc.) to the handwritten character (and, or the handwritten image) defined by the user. To provide a method and system that can be easily shared with others offline by abstracting the captured/scanned image or the digital character (and, or the digital image), and the character (and, or image), etc. There is a purpose.

In addition, the present invention relates to online data (including text, image, video, personal information, and payment information) uploaded (or posted) after a user shoots/scans offline data (image in a specific state, analog text, analog picture, etc.) The purpose is to set each condition such as a specific time, a specific period, a specific area, or a specific person defined by the user and provide an accessible authentication system only when the corresponding condition (one or more can be set) is satisfied.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a security/authentication means to be used as an authentication means for financial services used by users.

In addition, the present invention is difficult to use in conjunction with online, which existing offline notes could not solve, for example, if you have to do what you did yesterday, you have to write the same content again, and take a picture each time you upload it online. /The purpose is to reasonably resolve the inconvenient repetitive work of having to specify where to save after scanning.

- Definition of words

In the present invention, specific combinations consisting of one or more combinations of handwritten (analog) characters, combinations of handwritten (analog) images, combinations of handwritten characters and handwritten images, combinations of digital characters, combinations of digital images, and combinations of digital characters and digital images are included in the present invention. When defined by a user or used to be defined by a user terminal using a service by using a server, a combination of one or more handwritten characters, a combination of handwritten images, a combination of handwritten characters and handwritten images, a combination of digital characters, and a digital image Combination, combination of digital text and image is defined as “primary tag”. Also, in this specification, the handwritten character and the handwritten image may be referred to as an analog character and an analog image in contrast to the digital character and the digital image.

In addition, in the present invention, as one of the properties of the "primary tag", data such as text/image that is redundantly defined in a plurality of primary tags is defined as a "secondary tag".

-About the system and its configuration

The terminal in the online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication method and system according to the present invention captures, scans, and collects images, videos, texts, personal information, A photographing/scanning unit acquiring data such as payment information, a detecting unit detecting the primary tag included in the data acquired by the photographing/scanning unit, and a series of processes set by the user according to the contents of the detecting unit. includes a control unit.

The terminal may further include a GPS device for receiving location information.

The shooting/scanning unit of the terminal,

Although the data including the primary tag may be obtained immediately, according to another aspect of the present invention, the primary tag may be applied through the terminal by photographing/scanning data without the primary tag. . At this time, the shooting/scanning unit applies a primary tag to the data.

After producing/acquiring the primary tag online/offline first, apply it to data, or

It is characterized in that the primary tag is produced/acquired online/offline and applied to the pre-acquired data.

The control unit of the terminal,

It may further include at least one primary tag to be applied online or offline, and a primary tag setting unit capable of setting at least one user to the primary tag;

The memory unit of the terminal

a primary tag memory unit for storing the primary tags defined in the primary tag setting unit;

Data captured/scanned by the user through the photographing/scanning unit of the terminal according to the present invention, by applying the primary tag set in the primary tag setting unit, processing the data in conjunction with the defined primary tag, and storing the data A memory unit may be further included.

In addition, the control unit of the terminal,

The information of the primary tag detected through the detection unit is compared with the information of the primary tag registered in the primary tag memory unit or data memory unit, and the comparison result is registered in the primary tag memory unit or data memory unit. If it matches the detected primary tag, the user's preset is performed as defined in the primary tag detected by the detection unit (that is, registered in the primary tag memory unit).

The primary tag memory unit and the data memory unit of the terminal may be configured inside the control module or may be configured in a storage unit separate from the control unit, and may be configured in an organic manner with the photographing/scan unit, the detection unit, and the control unit. It may further include a phosphorus connection.

The terminal may further include an input unit to receive text input/image input from a user in addition to data generated by photographing/scanning.

The application server in the method and system for online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention,

In order to distinguish users who access the server and use the application according to the present invention from each other, the ID entered by the user when signing up, the user's e-mail, the ID temporarily created by the user or set for a period, the user's terminal number, A storage unit composed of a user DB for storing data including a means for specifying an individual user by using a subscription number that is passively given when subscribing to a service according to the invention;

A communication unit capable of acquiring data such as images, videos, texts, personal information, and payment information including primary tags online and offline while the user accesses the server through the terminal;

a detection unit for detecting the primary tag included in the data acquired by the shooting/scanning unit of the server;

and a control unit that performs a series of processes set by a user according to the contents of the detection unit of the server. The detection unit of the server may be configured in the control unit.

The communication unit of the server,

Although the data including the primary tag may be obtained immediately, according to another aspect of the present invention, the data without the primary tag is photographed/scanned by a terminal connected to the server and then the server The primary tag can be applied through At this time, the communication unit in the terminal connected to the server to apply the primary tag to the data

Receive a request to first produce/acquire the primary tag through online/offline and apply it to data, or

It is characterized in that a request for manufacturing/acquiring and applying the primary tag online/offline to the pre-acquired data is received and applied.

The control unit of the server

At least one primary tag to be applied online or offline to the data (image, video, text, personal information, payment information, etc.) that the user wants to integrate/manage/share/authenticate, and at least one user to the primary tag A primary tag setting unit capable of setting

a primary tag memory unit for storing the primary tags defined in the primary tag setting unit;

The user connects to the server according to the present invention with a terminal and operates the photographing/scanning unit of the user terminal through the photographing/scanning unit of the server to capture/scan data, and sets the primary tag set in the primary tag setting unit. A data memory unit may further include a data memory unit that processes and stores the data and the defined primary tag in association with application.

In addition, the control unit of the server

The information of the primary tag detected through the detection unit is compared with the information of the primary tag registered in the primary tag memory unit or data memory unit, and the comparison result is previously registered in the primary tag memory unit or data memory unit. If it matches the detected primary tag, the user's preset is performed as defined in the primary tag detected by the detection unit (that is, registered in the primary tag memory unit).

The detecting unit,

comparing the ID of the user when comparing the information of the primary tag, and determining whether or not the user who manufactures and controls the primary tag is the same user; Determining whether the user has permission to use or not, and as a result of the determination, if the user has permission to use the primary tag, the following process is performed, and otherwise, the step of terminating the application may be further included. .

In the above, the roles of the user terminal and the application server are complementary to each other. In the past, technicians with ordinary knowledge in the field generally had no choice but to divide and process the roles of terminals and servers collectively, but now, since the server can directly control the hardware of the terminal, the terminal and server according to the present invention The role of can be processed flexibly and organically by complementing processing roles such as data capture/scanning, primary tag detection, and control according to the server's situation or the terminal's performance.

-About the primary tag

The primary tag for integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online-offline data according to the present invention,

As an analog primary tag drawn by hand by the user, after being photographed/scanned by the terminal,

It may include a process of interpreting the same tag as the 'digital primary tag created in the terminal or server and stored in the terminal or server'.

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag,

It may simply be a combination of analog characters, but it may also be a combination of only analog images, or a combination of analog characters and analog images.

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag,

It may simply be a combination of digital characters, but may also be a combination of only digital images, or a combination of digital characters and digital images.

- The process of making and using the primary tag offline

(How to create a primary tag that can be learned offline 1)

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag,

After the user directly writes and writes on paper, general objects, or specific places using writing instruments such as pencils and ballpoint pens offline, the program according to the present invention may be photographed/scanned through a built-in terminal and input to the user's terminal. .(1st tag production step)

(How to create a primary tag that can be learned offline 2)

In order to integrate, manage, share, and authenticate online/offline data used according to the present invention, the primary tag has an object printed with the primary tag, and is printed on the object through a terminal having a program according to the present invention embedded therein. The primary tag may be photographed/scanned and input to the user's terminal. (1st tag production step)

(How to create a primary tag that can be learned offline 3)

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication using the primary tag according to the present invention, the primary tag,

After making the first tag using a real tool (for example, a tool that can easily move components such as a 10,000 year calendar to make a first tag), the first tag can be made using a terminal equipped with a program according to the present invention. It can be scanned and input to the user's terminal (first tag use step).

(Data acquired offline and the primary tag acquired from the above data)

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag,

In the step of storing the data according to the program through the step of photographing / scanning through the terminal with the program according to the present invention embedded with the actual image, video or text that the user wants to photograph / scan and input to the user terminal It can also be used as a processing criterion.

(Compatibility with data already taken/scanned through other programs)

A method and system for integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online/offline data according to the present invention is a method and system in which a user takes a picture by using a terminal with a program built-in according to the present invention, or another shooting/scanning program built into the terminal or other terminals. /After photographing/scanning the actual data to be scanned, inputting the photographed/scanned data and a primary tag through a program according to the present invention, and then processing them according to the present invention.

(Means 1 for reliably obtaining the primary tag)

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag,

In the step of photographing / scanning together with the data that the user wants to photograph / scan,

First, one or more images are photographed/scanned through a terminal having a program according to the present invention in a state in which the data that the user wants to photograph/scan and the primary tag photographed/scanned together with the data are separately focused. and can be input to the terminal.

(If a plurality of primary tags are applied, a specific primary tag among them may be data that requires security, and another primary tag may be just a means to move the data. Of course, if there is only one primary tag, Since it is not what the user wants to see - of course, it is possible to collect and view combinations of primary tags by entering a specific primary tag - depending on the user's choice, the primary tag is photographed/scanned image, etc. should also be considered)

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag is

It is photographed/scanned together with data such as the actual image, video or text that the user wants to photograph/scan, and after the data is classified by the program according to the present invention installed in the terminal, the data is stored in the terminal or server. When done, the primary tag can be deleted, obscured, or otherwise obscured. In addition, if the primary tag is captured during video recording, that is, the program according to the present invention interprets the primary tag in the video regardless of the beginning, middle, or end of the recording, and either It can be stored in temporary storage. Also, it can be shared instantly.

- The process of making and using the primary tag offline

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag,

A program according to the present invention may be directly created by a user through a terminal having a built-in program and inputted to the user's terminal.

The online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication method according to the present invention,

Applying the primary tag to 'data such as a memo written by a user on a terminal' or 'data such as images/videos obtained online while using a terminal' through a terminal having a program according to the present invention embedded therein can do.

The primary tag for integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online-offline data according to the present invention is

As a primary tag created by the user through a terminal in which the program according to the present invention is embedded, the data is applied to data such as actual images, videos, or text captured/scanned by the user through the terminal, and the data is stored in the program. The primary tag may be used as a processing criterion in the step of organizing according to

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag is

As a primary tag created by the user through a terminal in which the program according to the present invention is embedded,

After being applied to the data such as the actual image, video or text that the user wants to shoot/scan, and then going through a series of processes according to the program settings according to the present invention, when the data is saved, the primary tag is not deleted or hidden. may be processed through stages.

-use of primary tag

The primary tag created by the user for integrating, managing, and sharing online-offline data using the primary tag combination created by the user according to the present invention,

It may be embodied by including a step of the user defining the primary tag online (defining the primary tag before use).

When the primary tag is used by the user by inserting or linking a subject defined by the user to the primary tag for online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention,

That is, 'the primary tag is applied' through the program according to the present invention to 'data such as images, videos, and text captured/scanned by the user', the data is classified according to the subject, and the subject is tagged to the data ( 2nd tag) can be included.

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the user defines the primary tag through the program according to the present invention, and then sets it so that third-party users such as family, friends, and colleagues can use it It may include steps (primary tag usage step).

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag,

As a means for defining a user who created the primary tag so that a third party user such as family, friend, colleague, etc. can use the primary tag defined by the user,

The ID entered by the user at the time of signup, the user's e-mail, the ID temporarily created by the user or set for a period, the user's terminal number, and the subscription number that is passively given when the user signs up for the service according to the present invention, etc. A means for specifying the individual user who defined the tea tag may be included. The above means can also be used as a primary tag. For distinction, special characters (e.g. @, #, $, *, etc.) can

For online-offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication according to the present invention, the primary tag,

It can be replaced with another primary tag defined by a third party user such as family, friend, or colleague.

-Understand users by their actions

The primary tag for integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online-offline data according to the present invention,

When a user captures/scans an image including the primary tag, the captured/scanned image is compared to the overall ratio of the captured/scanned image set by the service provider or the user on the captured/scanned image of the primary tag. Whether the user uploads/posts the captured/scanned image using the primary tag or the user has already defined it according to the ratio occupied by the primary tag in the In the step of determining whether to download/view or perform a specific action by moving to a path defined in the placed primary tag, the program according to the present invention can be used as a decision element to determine the user's will.

-Generality, extensibility and abstraction of the primary tag

According to another object of the present invention, the primary tag

Through the application service according to the present invention, it can be applied to data photographed/scanned by the user and used as an abstraction tool of a command set that transfers the data from the application to one or a plurality of other application services.

According to another object of the present invention, the primary tag

Through the application service according to the present invention, it is applied to data photographed/scanned by the user, and the data is transferred from the application to one or a plurality of other application services to process a series of processes, and again to the user's application according to the present invention. It can be used as an abstraction tool for the instruction set received as a service.

-Security of the primary tag, usage restriction, financial/payment method

According to another object of the present invention, the primary tag created by the user is set by the user by limiting conditions such as region, time, target, etc. in which the primary tag created by the user can be used through the program according to the present invention. A security function/measure can be provided so that it can only be used within one condition.

According to another object of the present invention, the primary tag created by the user can be defined as a specific selective image, and by using this, the primary tag created by the user through the program according to the present invention is a security means of financial services used by the user. It can provide security functions/means so that it can be used as

According to another object of the present invention, the primary tag created by the user is a very high-level security device related to finance/payment (e.g., card number, expiration date, CVC/CCV, user password, or user's registered password). Through direct purchase of products/services set in advance through one or more high-level security measures among state-of-the-art technologies such as mobile phone device authentication and authentication through user's registered e-mail) or by sharing the primary tag A financial/payment method can be provided so that a third party such as a family member, friend, or lover can make a purchase.

-Special notes using primary tags

According to another object of the present invention, through the primary tag and Thomson processed special notes, the existing offline notes are linked with online and difficult to use, for example, if you need to do what you did yesterday, you can repeat the same content again. It is possible to provide a means of rationally solving the inconvenient repetitive work of having to write down and specifying a place to be saved after shooting/scanning every time it is uploaded online.

*Thus, according to the present invention, the user defines each subject in each primary tag combination through the application service systemized by the method according to the present invention, and images, videos, texts, and personal data captured online and offline It is possible to integrate, manage, share, and authenticate data by applying the primary tag defined appropriately to each data such as information and payment information.

In addition, according to the present invention, the first tag can be created by a user directly writing or drawing using a writing instrument or a tool, or through an application service according to the present invention, and the created first tag can be created directly by the user offline And regardless of whether it is made or made by a terminal with an application service according to the present invention, if it is composed of the same primary tag for a specific user, it is used as a primary tag with the same function, so it is online. Users can make and use it conveniently according to the user's situation without distinguishing between offline and offline. Therefore, according to the present invention, users can integrate, manage, share, and authenticate their own online/offline data through one consistent system.

In addition, according to the present invention, users define and use the primary tag together with a personal code (which may also be a primary tag) that can identify the user himself, thereby providing family members, friends, co-workers, or third parties with a personal code that he or she has defined. The primary tag is made public and can be shared. Through the sharing of the primary tag, third-party users can download/view the user's data, and according to the user's settings, other third-party users are placed in the virtual space specified by the primary tag. You can also upload/post the data of 3 users.

In addition, according to the present invention, the primary tag of the user disclosed to third users according to the user's setting is applied to data photographed/scanned by the third users on their terminals in which the application according to the present invention is installed. , The data can be transmitted from the application to one or a plurality of other application services, and after transmission, a series of processes can be processed and the data can be returned to the user's application service according to the present invention.

According to the present invention, the primary tag created by the user limits the conditions such as the area, time, target, etc. in which the primary tag created by the user can be used through the application service according to the present invention, and thus within the conditions set by the user. The security function can be provided so that it can be used only in

1 is a block diagram of an online/offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;
3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a server according to an embodiment of the present invention;
4 is a block diagram showing the detailed configuration of a terminal control unit according to an embodiment of the present invention;
5 is a view showing a system that is a Global Optimization Framework (Global Optimization FrameWork) for OCR (Optical Character Recognition) among well-known technologies that can be used in an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is an operation flow chart illustrating a main process in which a user sets his or her primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a first diagram showing a customizing process for matching a digital primary tag with an analog primary tag in the detailed process of setting the primary tag (S102) in the operation sequence diagram of FIG. 6;
FIG. 8 is a second diagram showing a customizing work process for matching a digital primary tag and an analog primary tag in the detailed process of setting the primary tag (S102) in the operation sequence diagram of FIG. 6; FIG.
FIG. 9 is a third view showing a customizing work process for matching a digital primary tag and an analog primary tag in the detailed process of setting the primary tag (S102) in the operation sequence diagram of FIG. 6; FIG.
FIG. 10 is a fourth diagram showing a customizing work process for matching a digital primary tag with an analog primary tag in the detailed process of setting the primary tag (S102) in the operation sequence diagram of FIG. 6;
11 is an exemplary diagram in which analog primary tags are written on paper when a user sets his/her own primary tags according to an embodiment of the present invention;
12 is an operation flowchart when a user uses his or her primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention.
13 is an operation flowchart when a user uses another person's primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention.
14 is an operation flowchart when a user uses another person's primary tag according to another embodiment of the present invention.
15 is a diagram showing a screen displayed in a browser of a user terminal (PC) when access is made through a user terminal registered to a server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
16 is a diagram showing a screen displayed in a browser of a user terminal (smart phone) when access is made through a user terminal registered to a server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
17 is a diagram showing another screen displayed in a browser of a user terminal (smart phone) when access is made through a user terminal registered to a server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
18 is a first diagram illustrating a process of setting a primary tag through a user terminal in which a user is registered according to an embodiment of the present invention;
19 is a second diagram illustrating a process of setting a primary tag through a registered user terminal by a user according to an embodiment of the present invention;
20 is a third diagram illustrating a process of setting a primary tag through a registered user terminal by a user according to an embodiment of the present invention;
21 is a first diagram illustrating detailed settings in a process of setting a primary tag through a user terminal in which a user is registered according to an embodiment of the present invention;
22 is a second diagram illustrating detailed settings in a process of setting a primary tag through a user terminal in which a user is registered according to an embodiment of the present invention;
23 is a third diagram illustrating detailed settings in a process of setting a primary tag through a user terminal in which a user is registered according to an embodiment of the present invention;
24 is a fourth diagram illustrating detailed settings in a process of setting a primary tag through a user terminal in which a user is registered according to an embodiment of the present invention;
25 is a fifth diagram illustrating detailed settings in a process of setting a primary tag through a user terminal in which a user is registered according to an embodiment of the present invention;
26 is a sixth diagram illustrating detailed settings in a process of setting a primary tag through a user terminal in which a user is registered according to an embodiment of the present invention;
27 is a diagram showing a screen displayed when a user accesses a preset primary tag through a registered user terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;
28 is a diagram showing a screen displayed when a user or another user accesses a preset primary tag through an unregistered user terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;
29 is a diagram illustrating a process of connecting a user's primary tag and data, a user's tag and data, and a user's tag and a primary tag through a user terminal in which a user is registered according to an embodiment of the present invention;
30 is a diagram showing a relationship in which data stored in a user terminal, a primary tag, a secondary tag, settings, etc. are stored in a server according to an embodiment of the present invention, and a specific user's data, a primary tag, a secondary tag, A diagram showing relationships in which settings, etc. are stored.
31 illustrates a process of determining whether to upload/post or download/view data by a primary tag owned by a user by reflecting a user's behavior in recognizing an analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. flowchart.
32 shows whether to upload/post or download data by a primary tag owned by a user or a primary tag owned by a third party by reflecting a user's behavior in recognizing an analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. /A flow chart showing the process of determining whether to view.
-Figures 33 to 39 are uploading/posting examples-
33 is a diagram illustrating a primary tag combination shown in a memo according to an embodiment of the present invention;
34 is a diagram in which a user photographs/scans a primary tag memoized with a memo according to an embodiment of the present invention through a terminal;
35 is a first view of the first embodiment illustrating a process of performing a preset command by a user directly inputting a primary tag shown in a memo through a terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 36 is a user taking (or taking) a memo including a primary tag shown in a memo according to an embodiment of the present invention through a terminal and setting a primary tag area so that the terminal captures the primary tag. A first view of the second embodiment showing a process for enabling easy recognition.
FIG. 37 illustrates a user taking (or taking) a memo including a primary tag shown in a memo through a terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention, and setting a primary tag area so that the terminal captures the primary tag. A second diagram of the second embodiment showing a process for enabling easy recognition.
FIG. 38 is a user photographing (or filming) a memo including a primary tag shown in a memo according to an embodiment of the present invention through a terminal, and the user sets a primary tag area so that the terminal captures the primary tag. A third view of the second embodiment showing a process for enabling easy recognition.
FIG. 39 is a user taking (or taking) a memo including a primary tag shown in a memo according to an embodiment of the present invention through a terminal, and the user sets a primary tag area so that the terminal captures the primary tag. A fourth diagram of the second embodiment showing a process for enabling easy recognition.
-Figures 40 to 50 are download/viewing examples-
40 is a diagram illustrating a primary tag combination shown in a memo according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 41 is a diagram of a third embodiment illustrating a process in which a user directly inputs a primary tag shown in a memo - a primary tag illustrated in FIG. 40 - through a terminal and executes a preset command according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1st drawing.
42 is a second view of the third embodiment showing a process of executing a preset command by a user directly inputting a primary tag shown in a memo through a terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 43 shows a memo including the primary tag shown in the memo according to an embodiment of the present invention when a user captures (or is filming) a memo through a terminal and the user sets the primary tag area so that the terminal captures the primary tag. A first view of the fourth embodiment showing a process for enabling easy recognition.
FIG. 44 shows a memo including the primary tag shown in the memo according to an embodiment of the present invention, when a user captures (or is filming) a memo through a terminal, and the user sets a primary tag area so that the terminal captures the primary tag. A second view of the fourth embodiment showing a process for enabling easy recognition.
45 is a user photographing (or taking) a memo including the primary tag shown in the memo according to an embodiment of the present invention through the terminal, and the user sets the primary tag area so that the terminal captures the primary tag. A third view of the fourth embodiment showing a process for enabling easy recognition.
46 illustrates a process in which the system of the user terminal automatically recognizes the primary tag area when a user photographs (or is filming) a memo including a primary tag shown in the memo through a terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention. First view of the fifth embodiment shown.
47 illustrates a process in which a user captures (or is filming) a memo including a primary tag shown in the memo through a terminal, and the system of the user terminal automatically recognizes the primary tag area according to an embodiment of the present invention. A second view of the illustrated fifth embodiment.
48 illustrates a process in which a user captures (or is filming) a memo including a primary tag shown in the memo through a terminal, and the system of the user terminal automatically recognizes the primary tag area according to an embodiment of the present invention. First view of the illustrated sixth embodiment
49 is a first diagram illustrating a process of recognizing and digitally converting a primary tag by the system in the final stage of each embodiment of FIGS. 45, 47, and 48;
FIG. 50 is a second diagram showing a process of recognizing and digitally converting a primary tag by the system in the final stage of each embodiment of FIGS. 45, 47, and 48; Same as Figure 42.
51 is a clue for determining whether to upload/post or download/view data by the user's primary tag by reflecting the user's behavior in recognizing the analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. A first drawing showing a screen.
52 is a clue for determining whether to upload/post or download/view data by the user's primary tag by reflecting the user's behavior in recognizing the analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. A second drawing showing a screen.
53 is a clue for determining whether to upload/post or download/view data by the user's primary tag by reflecting the user's behavior in recognizing the analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. A third drawing showing a screen.
54 shows a screen serving as a clue for determining whether to upload/post or download/view data using another person's primary tag by reflecting a user's behavior in recognizing an analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1st drawing shown.
55 shows a screen serving as a clue for determining whether to upload/post or download/view data using another person's primary tag by reflecting a user's behavior in recognizing an analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. 2nd drawing shown.
56 shows a screen serving as a clue for determining whether to upload/post or download/view data using another person's primary tag by reflecting a user's behavior in recognizing an analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. 3rd drawing shown.
57 is a screen showing an ID of a third user previously used by a user of the corresponding terminal in a terminal in which a service program according to an embodiment of the present invention and primary tags related thereto are stored and can be easily found and used. floor plan.
58 is a diagram illustrating a state in which a plurality of users are mutually connected to primary tags of other users according to an embodiment of the present invention;
59 is a diagram showing a state in which an analog primary tag is drawn on paper on which a positioning symbol is printed according to an embodiment of the present invention, or a user terminal in a state in which a user memo and an analog primary tag are drawn on plain paper. 1st drawing showing the positioning symbol shown in the image.
60 is a diagram showing a state in which an analog primary tag is drawn on paper on which a positioning symbol is printed according to an embodiment of the present invention, or a user terminal in a state in which a user memo and an analog primary tag are drawn on plain paper. A second diagram showing positioning symbols shown in the image.
61 is a diagram showing a state in which an analog primary tag is drawn on paper on which a positioning symbol is printed according to an embodiment of the present invention, or a user terminal in a state in which a user memo and an analog primary tag are drawn on plain paper. A third diagram showing positioning symbols shown in the image.
62 is a diagram showing a state in which an analog primary tag is drawn on paper on which a positioning symbol is printed according to an embodiment of the present invention, or a user terminal in a state in which a user memo and an analog primary tag are drawn on plain paper. 4th drawing showing the positioning symbol shown in the image.
63 is a diagram showing a state in which an analog primary tag is drawn on paper on which a positioning symbol is printed according to an embodiment of the present invention, or a user terminal in a state in which a user memo and an analog primary tag are drawn on plain paper. A fifth drawing showing the positioning symbol shown in the image.
64 is a first diagram showing a state in which a user memo, an analog primary tag, and a positioning symbol are drawn on plain paper according to an embodiment of the present invention;
65 is a second diagram showing a state in which a user memo, an analog primary tag, and a positioning symbol are drawn on plain paper according to an embodiment of the present invention;
66 is a third view showing a state in which a user memo, an analog primary tag, and a positioning symbol are drawn on plain paper according to an embodiment of the present invention;
67 is a fourth diagram showing a state in which a user memo, an analog primary tag, and a positioning symbol are drawn on plain paper according to an embodiment of the present invention;
68 is a fifth diagram showing a state in which a user memo, an analog primary tag, and a positioning symbol are drawn on plain paper according to an embodiment of the present invention;
69 is a view showing a state in which an analog primary tag according to the present invention is applied to a memo left when parking a vehicle as an embodiment of the present invention;
70 is an embodiment of the present invention, showing a state in which an analog primary tag according to the present invention, which can upload/download user manuals owned by a specific user, among which manuals for a PC, is written on a memo as an embodiment of the present invention;
71 is a view showing a state in which an analog primary tag according to the present invention, which allows a specific user to transfer money to another user using the primary tag, is written on a memo as an embodiment of the present invention;
72 is a graph illustrating the authentication rate according to the threshold value of the signature recognition algorithm in an embodiment of the present invention.
73 is an embodiment of the present invention, when purchasing a specific product or service online, setting a product or service to be repeatedly purchased according to a certain period as a primary tag and photographing/scanning the primary tag A first diagram showing a state in which a corresponding product or service is immediately purchased.
74 is an embodiment of the present invention, when purchasing a specific product or service online, setting a product or service that is repeatedly purchased according to a certain period as a primary tag and photographing/scanning the primary tag A second diagram showing a state of immediately purchasing a corresponding product or service.
75 is an embodiment of the present invention, when purchasing specific products online, after setting the products to be repeatedly purchased according to a certain period as primary tags, the primary tags are placed in a place where the corresponding products are kept. A drawing showing an example of an attached state.
76 is a first diagram showing a note printed with special characters capable of performing a primary tag function according to an embodiment of the present invention.
77 is a second view showing a note printed with special characters capable of performing a primary tag function according to an embodiment of the present invention;
78 is an analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention, the user
A drawing showing an example of setting a new primary tag.

An overview is provided below to facilitate a basic understanding of the present invention. This overview is not a broad overview. It is intended merely to present some concepts of the invention in a simplified form as a prelude to the more detailed description that follows.

As used herein, the terms “component”, “module” and “system” are intended to refer to a computer-related entity, hardware, a combination of hardware and software, software, or software in execution. For example, a component or module may be a processor, process, object, executable file, execution thread, program, and/or computer running on a processor, but is not limited thereto. For example, both the application program running on the server and the server may be components or modules. One or more components or modules may reside within a processor and/or thread of execution, and a component or module may be localized on one computer and/or distributed between two or more computers.

As used herein, the term “infer” or inference” generally refers to a system, environment and/or user from a series of observations as captured through events and/or data. Refers to the process of reasoning about, or inferring states of, inference can be employed, for example, to identify a specific context or action, or can generate a probability distribution over states. Inference can also be probabilistic—that is, taking into account data and events, computing a probability distribution over states of interest. Inference is also a set of events and/or techniques employed to construct higher-level events from data. Regardless of whether the events are correlated in near time and whether the events and data originate from one or several event and data sources, such inference can be made from a series of observed events and/or stored event data. This results in constructing new events or actions.

Generally, a program module includes routines, programs, components, modules, data structures, etc. that perform particular tasks or implement particular abstract data types. Moreover, those skilled in the art will understand that the methods of the present invention can be applied to single-processor or multi-processor computer systems, minicomputers, mainframe computers, personal computers, handheld computing devices, each capable of being operatively coupled with one or more associated terminals. It will be appreciated that it may be implemented with other terminal system architectures including smart phones, smart pads, microprocessor-based or programmable consumer electronic products, and the like.

Embodiments illustrated in the present invention may be practiced in distributed computing environments where specific tasks are performed by remote processing terminals that are linked through a communications network. In a distributed computing environment, program modules may be located on both local and remote memory storage terminals.

A terminal/server may typically include a variety of computer readable media. Computer readable media can be any available media that can be accessed by a computer and includes both volatile and nonvolatile media, removable and non-removable media. For example, computer readable media may include, but are not limited to, computer storage media and communication media. Computer storage media includes both volatile and nonvolatile, removable and non-removable media implemented in any method or technology for storage of information such as computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules, or other data. Computer storage media may include RAM, ROM, EEPROM, flash memory or other memory technology, CD-ROM, digital video disk (DVD) or other optical disk storage, magnetic cassettes, magnetic tape, magnetic disk storage or other magnetic storage devices, or any other medium accessible by a computer and that can be used to store desired information.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. At this time, in the accompanying drawings, the same components are indicated by the same reference numerals as much as possible. In addition, detailed descriptions of well-known functions and configurations that may obscure the subject matter of the present invention will be omitted. For the same reason, some components in the accompanying drawings are exaggerated, omitted, or schematically illustrated.

The configuration of an online/offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication system according to an embodiment of the present invention is also shown in FIG. 1 .

The user terminal 100 may be a device capable of accessing the service server 300 through the network 200 wirelessly or wired. The user device 100 includes a smart phone, a tablet, a laptop, a phablet, a personal digital assistant (PDA), an E-book reader, and a notebook ) and the like can be exemplified. Each of the plurality of user devices 100 may have different operating systems (OS) installed and operated, and such operating systems may exemplify iOS, Symbian, Android, Windows, MAC, Linux, Unix, and the like. . Accordingly, the user device 100 manages files through different file systems.

Here, the user device or terminal 100 may be, for example, a smartphone equipped with hardware and software capable of taking high resolution (HD level or higher) pictures. Recently, as wired and wireless Internet is widely spread and its usage rate is rapidly increasing, TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access), GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication), CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access), W-CDMA (Wideband Code Division) Various data communication technologies such as Multiple Access), Long Term Evolution (LTE), Wireless Fidelity (WiFi), and Wireless Broadband Internet (WiBro) have been developed and commercialized.

Thanks to the development of such data communication technology, the communication terminal 100, including a mobile phone, has greatly enhanced its function so that it can function as a kind of microcomputer instead of simply supporting voice calls between users. With the advent of new concept mobile communication terminals 100 such as PDAs (Personal Digital Assistance), Tablet Computers, and Netbooks, users access the wireless Internet anytime, anywhere to send and receive e-mails or move You can enjoy multimedia contents while playing.

Among them, a smart phone (Smart Phone, 100) is a mobile communication terminal that combines the advantages of a mobile phone and a personal digital assistant (PDA). By integrating into a small device, its convenience and utilization are further increasing.

The biggest feature of smart phones is that they can install, add, or delete hundreds of various applications (application programs) as desired, unlike conventional mobile phones that were released as finished products and used only given functions. In addition, smartphone users can directly access the Internet using wireless Internet, access Internet contents in various ways using various browsing programs, and even create applications they want. In addition, the fact that applications can be shared between smartphones with the same operating system (OS) is considered an important feature that distinguishes smartphones from general mobile phones.

In fact, recent smart phones are equipped with a wider touchscreen display interface than conventional mobile phones in the past, which improves user convenience, and uses a so-called docking station interface to charge and personal use at the same time. It can send and receive data stored on a computer, and even has a PIM (Personal Information Management) function that can manage thousands of addresses. Furthermore, smart phones are now conveniently applied to real life regardless of fields of use such as mobile Internet banking, mobile credit card, mobile social networking, and mobile shopping. To this end, banks, securities companies, credit card companies, social commerce companies, and Shopping mall companies develop their own smartphone applications suitable for the smartphone operating system and distribute them to users for a fee or free of charge.

With the advent of mobile communication terminals that combine powerful performance comparable to computers and mobility by network functions, the description of the present invention will focus on the case where the communication terminal 100 is a smart phone.

For reference, an application is a kind of software that operates on an operating system (OS), and refers to a program designed to directly perform a specific function for a user or another application program. In a communication terminal such as a smartphone according to an embodiment of the present invention, the application may be a mobile application designed to be applied to a mobile device, and the mobile application is a browser-based application that accesses the web, It may be implemented in the form of a native application produced according to the method, or a hybrid application combining them. On the computer-readable recording medium, application data, system data, etc. are recorded and stored in a predetermined programming language (eg, C language or JAVA). Application data is data having various program functions implemented to enable interaction with a user (eg, screen switching by recognizing a user's touch through a display screen), and is also referred to as full mode data. System data refers to data including application management information, startup information, and the like, and is attribute and operation information for reproducing application data. Information for implementing other additional functions may be stored in the recording medium.

The terminal 100 in the method and system for integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online/offline data according to the present invention is configured as shown in FIG. 2 . A photographing/scanning unit 108 that acquires data such as images and video texts including primary tags through photographing, scanning, and collection online and offline; and the primary data included in the data obtained by the photographing/scanning unit. The detection unit 106 that detects the tag, the user defines the primary tag in advance, or the scanned primary tag performs a series of processes set by the user according to the content detected by the detection unit 106 It is configured to include a control unit 104 to. The photographed/scanned data may be confirmed by the user through the output unit 112 and additional operations may be performed. The output unit 112 of the user terminal may be a smartphone screen, and in this case, a series of operations and commands may be performed by touching the output unit 112. The terminal 100 and the server 200 may be connected to a network such as the Internet through the communication units 116 and 214 .

The user may directly acquire the data including the primary tag through the photographing/scanning unit 108, but according to another aspect of the present invention, by photographing/scanning the data without the primary tag A primary tag may be applied through the terminal. At this time, the process of applying the primary tag to the data by the user is to first produce/acquire the primary tag through online/offline and then apply it to the data, or to create/obtain the primary tag to the pre-acquired data online/offline. can be obtained and applied.

The primary tag memory unit and the data memory unit configured in the storage units of the terminal 100 and the server 200 may be configured inside the control unit 104 or 204 or may exist separately from the control unit, but are composed of modules directly connected to the control unit. It may also be organically connected to the photographing/scanning unit, the detection unit, and the control unit.

3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a server 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention. Recently, the hardware boundary separating the server 200 and the terminal 100 is weakening. In the past, in general, the server 200 was basically hardware with excellent performance, but these days, the terminal 100, even the portable terminal, the smartphone 100, is basically equipped with hardware with very excellent performance. It is preferable to distinguish between the server 200 and the terminal 100 based on what role they play, rather than a hardware boundary. It is for this reason that there is no significant difference between FIGS. 2 and 3 in terms of configuration. Although FIG. 1 shows a simplified schematic diagram as if a plurality of terminals 100 and one server 200 are connected, in fact, some terminals 100 may play the same role as the server 200 for other terminals 100. there is.

4 is a block diagram showing the detailed configuration of a terminal control unit according to an embodiment of the present invention. The control unit detects the area of the primary tag using the advantages of binarization of the image, creation of guidelines and removal of noise, color conversion, size, line thickness change, differential analysis or scalar model, straight line detection, half conversion, feature point detection, rotation , It plays a major role in implementing the system shown in FIG. 5 in more detail with various roles such as expansion and contraction.

5 is a diagram showing a system that is a Global Optimization Framework for OCR (Optical Character Recognition) among well-known technologies that can be used in an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to Fig. 5, a system 242 is shown which is a global optimization framework for low-resolution OCR of camera-input documents in accordance with the present invention. System 242 solves a problem in the prior art by simultaneously combining at least convolutional neural network 234, dynamic programming component 246, and language model 248. however

Therefore, for a document 108 captured and processed by system 100, the recognition rate is very high resulting in digital data 250 as an output suitable for the user.

The convolutional neural network 234 may effectively calculate a classification function at a plurality of locations by reusing partial results of one location in the calculation of adjacent locations. This can be further facilitated as the neural network can process gray level inputs. A robust system is provided using machine learning methods trained with large amounts of data. The convolutional neural network 234 is employed because it effectively calculates the classification function at multiple locations, can be extended well to a large amount of training data, and outputs probabilities that are easy to combine with the HMM (Hidden Markov Model) algorithm, and it fire binary

It accepts the required gray level input. By collecting data from different lighting conditions, fonts, sizes, cameras, angles, focus, etc., machine learning algorithms work to construct classifiers that are invariant to these factors.

A dynamic programming component 246 is used to address optimization of word recognition. The word recognizer uses dynamic programming component 246 to determine which word is located in a given word bounding box returned by layout analysis. Dynamic programming finds an optimal solution to a problem by constructing a series of optimal solutions to subproblems of the original problem. This facilitates reuse of much of the computation of finding optimal subproblems when determining a universal optimal solution.

A language model component 248 facilitates character and word recognition.

6 is an operation flowchart illustrating a main process of setting a user's primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. The user executes the program according to the present invention (S100) or connects to the server with a specific URL (ex, http://picript.com) to receive the service according to the present invention (S100) and sets the primary tag (S102). ), and if the primary tag to be set in the setting process is already registered (S104-Y), the primary tag is modified (S106-Y) or detailed items connected to the primary tag are set. can be modified (S108), and if the primary tag is not already registered (S104-N), detailed items according to the primary tag setting are set in advance (S108) to obtain the primary tag according to the present invention. The setting process ends (S110).

7, 8, 9, and 10 are a customizing process for matching the digital primary tag with the analog primary tag in the detailed process of setting the primary tag (S102) in the operation sequence diagram of FIG. 6 is a drawing showing According to the service program according to the present invention executed in the user terminal 100, the user writes the first tag as digital data (134, 140) and then shows the analog first tag composed of the same characters as the digital data (142) to be photographed/scanned through the temporary photographing/scanning unit 138 of the user terminal 100. Thereafter, the analog primary tag is converted into digital data using OCR, a well-known technology as shown in FIG. Go through the customizing process. In this process, the user may have to create various analog primary tags as shown in FIG. 11 . In the above process, the analog primary tag can be drawn on paper, but if the user terminal is a device that supports handwriting, etc. The above process can be similarly performed by allowing the car tag to be drawn.

12 is an operation flowchart when a user uses his or her primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. The user executes the program according to the present invention (S200) or connects to the server with a specific URL (ex, http://picript.com) to receive the service according to the present invention (S200), and then photographs the primary tag. / Scan (S202). If the primary tag can be recognized from the captured/scanned data (S204-Y), a process of converting to digital data/matching with the primary tag DB is performed, otherwise (S204-N) the primary tag is captured/scanned. It returns to step S202. If the primary tag converted to digital in the step S206 is a set item registered as a result of matching with the primary tag DB (S208-Y), the process ends by executing as set for the primary tag (S210) (S224) and, if there are no registered settings (S208-N), the user is asked whether or not to register (S212), and if the user wants to set the registration (S212-Y), the settings for the primary tag in the manager mode (S212-Y) After S214), the process is either executed (S126-Y, S218) or not executed (S126-N), and the process ends (S224). In addition, if the registration setting is not made in step S212 (S212-N), the captured/scanned data and the primary tag are temporarily stored (S220-Y, S222) or not stored (S220-N), thereby improving the process It ends (S224). Although the operation flowcharts shown in FIGS. 12, 13, and 14 as well as FIG. 6 have been described by dividing each step and assigning an operation delimiter to explain a standardized one-sample operation, the actual system according to the present invention is It is obvious that the front and back of the steps may be changed, some steps may be processed uniformly at once, and some steps may operate as an internal process without notifying the user.

Hereinafter, for smooth description of the embodiment of the present invention, the user himself is referred to as user A, and from the user A's point of view, other people other than the user himself are users B, C, D... to be called, etc. This is because the present invention is not a service used by one user alone, but a service used by a plurality of users connected through the Internet or network as shown in FIG. This is because the user's primary tag can also be used, and if it is referred to as a user, another user, another user, another person, a third party, etc. without a specific promise, confusion may arise. Of course, in some cases, if it is more explanatory and easier to understand to refer to a user, another user, another user, another person, a third party, etc., it may be used as it is, and sometimes user A, another user B, another user C, etc. can also be specified.

13 is an operation flowchart when a user uses another person's primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. Also, FIG. 14 is an operation flowchart when user A uses a primary tag of another person (eg, user B) according to another embodiment of the present invention. The operation process of FIG. 12 and FIG. 14 is very similar. 13 can be seen as a process in which a part of the operation process of FIGS. 12 and 14 is restricted (no manager function), which means that the present invention can be practically used for a very general purpose. Other parts of the operation process of FIGS. 12 and 14 are steps S212 and S214 and steps S412 and S424. In steps S212 and S214, user A sets his/her primary tag in the manager mode, but in steps S412 and S414, user B's primary tag is set, not user A's primary tag. Steps S412 and S414 can be performed only when the registration setting of a user other than the user is permitted during the preset setting of the primary tag. Also, in another embodiment, if the user B is in a state where a third party does not permit registration/modification of the user B's primary tag, but only permits the primary tag copy, the user A sets the user B's settings. Without modification, the primary tag can be copied and used as user A's own primary tag, which can be modified/deleted in the user A's manager setting mode. Steps S312, S314, S420, and S422 are stored in the storage of user A in the terminal of user A or the server in which user A is logged in.

15 is a diagram showing a screen displayed in a browser of a user terminal (PC) when access is made through a user terminal registered to a server according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 16 and 17 are a view showing a user terminal (sma It is a diagram showing a screen displayed in a browser of a mobile phone).

15 is a screen for using the service according to the present invention with a browser of a PC among user terminals. In general, the URL address 260 of the service may be displayed on the browser. The user can set his/her own special setting 260 other than the basically given special characters, which can be used by paying a predetermined amount 266 . The primary tags of users can be sorted by keywords (288) such as the number of users / usage / frequency of recent use / number of links. It can also reduce liver confusion. For example, the special character # (268) is the primary tag that can be used universally, the special character @ (272) is the primary tag for designating a specific user, and the special character * (280) is the primary tag that can use special functions. The primary tag may be linked with other applications, and the special character $ (284) may be the primary tag equipped with a payment method. In addition, the primary tags according to the present invention are recorded online as well as offline, that is, written on a sheet of paper with a writing instrument such as a pencil or ballpoint pen, and then photographed/scanned with a terminal capable of executing the program according to the present invention. It has the very convenient advantage of being able to run as is.

As shown in FIG. 15, the primary tag can be basically defined in a combination form such as [special character + all characters]. In addition, in NORMAL MODE, basic primary tag commands as described above can be used, and through PAID MODE, the user can create various primary tags using some special characters given in NORMAL MODE and special characters defined by the user. In addition, depending on the situation, the number of primary tags that can be created using each special character may be limited.

Through the combination of a plurality of special characters, numbers, English letters, etc., the user can process more diverse and complicated processes at once. For example, @sonsory #namecard #TNG has a primary tag pointing to the user "sonsory" and a primary tag "namecard" for the previously specified user "sonsory", and a primary tag named TNG for the previously specified user "sonsory". It can be used like a command to use.

According to the settings of the user sonsory (hereinafter, the third party using the settings of the user sonsory will be referred to as user), when the third party user user uses the primary tag combination of the user sonsory as above, the primary tag named namecard Uploading a specific business card to the namecard folder of user sonsory (the primary tag itself can be used as a concept of a folder, or it can be a specific folder specified in the primary tag namecard) by photographing/scanning a specific business card along with the primary tag there is. Also, another command may be executed by another primary tag "TNG" at the same time. Of course, the same function as described above can be performed by using the primary tags in the user terminal for an image previously photographed/scanned built into the user's terminal. In addition, the primary tags recognized during photographing/scanning are stored in RAM, database, or storage, and may be omitted from the image.

In addition, when the user sonsory sets the name card to run a specific business card app, if the third user using the primary tag combination has the specific business card app installed, the business card app is executed, and the business card app is photographed by the third party. You can also have a business card saved to the user sonsory's business card app. In addition, if the specific business card app is not installed, it may be induced to install the business card app, or the specific business card app may be provided as a web app and can be used by any third-party user without any special installation. In this case, the usage process is the same as above. At the same time, the command of another primary tag #TNG is also executed.

If namecard is a user's tag, by using it like #namecard @sonsory, different functions can be executed according to the order even if the combination of primary tags is composed of the same tags. If the intention is to use #namecard @sonsory, but the user mistakenly writes @sonsory #namecard, it is desirable to display an alarm window on the user's terminal that guides the correct use case.

For example, a primary tag combination such as #namecard @sonsory may send specific data to @sonsory after the user executes a specific command using his or her namecard primary tag. In other words, the user's namecard can be a command that executes a specific business card app and delivers his or her business card in the form of a vcf (address book file), cvs, or img file. It may be a command in the form of taking a picture and sending it. This may vary depending on how the user sets the primary tag namecard.

Also, commands may be different according to the order in which a plurality of primary tags are created. For example, #namecard @sonsory and @sonsory #namecard can be interpreted like other commands. When using the primary tag of the user himself (expressed as user for convenience), the primary tag @user can be omitted. That is, #namecard @sonsory can be seen in the original @user #namecard @sonsory with @user among the primary tags omitted. Likewise, @sonsory #namecard can also be seen in the form where @user is omitted, and the above two commands can be interpreted as follows. @user #namecard @sonsory means to issue a command to another user "sonsory" using the primary tag "namecard" of "user", and @user @sonsory #namecard means that "user" is the 1 It can be interpreted as meaning to use the car tag "namecard" command.

Also, on the other hand, if the above command @sonsory #namecard #TNG is uploading/posting, “taken/scanned data (which is highly likely to be a business card if you look at the combination of the primary tag) is sent to the primary tag called the namecard of the user sonsory and the TNG It can be understood as an act of uploading/posting to a virtual web space designated by the primary tag of “,” and if the above command is download/viewing, “virtual web space designated by the primary tag of user sonsory’s namecard and the primary tag of TNG. It can be understood as the act of “downloading/viewing data in”. Also, although not shown, special characters such as ' & ', ' ( ', ' ) ', ' * ', ' + ', ' / ', ' - ' may be used as operators, and the first # tag is the primary tag, the second #tag is set to be recognized as a secondary tag, and if there are multiple files/data belonging to the primary tag, one or a part of them can be output (downloaded/viewed) through the secondary tag. . Also, if the special character '&' is used as an AND operator, @sonsory #namecard &#TNG can be interpreted as follows. If the primary tag combination is upload/posting, the primary tag called namecard of the user sonsory and the primary tag TNG designate the photographed/scanned data (which is highly likely to be a business card when looking at the combination of primary tags) It can be understood as an act of “uploading/posting to a virtual web space.” This can be done more freely in a terminal/server that aims for a very flexible environment. Even if a virtual space designated by overlapping a namecard and a primary tag called TNG does not exist before the above command, the combination of the primary tags is a terminal When the combination of the primary tag is executed in the terminal/server through the photographing/scanning process, a new virtual space is created with the above combination, and the address or link of the file/data corresponding to the primary tag combination is transferred to the virtual space. It is stored in and provided to the user when requested later. At this time, the user receives the above file/data, not an address or link. Alternatively, the file/data may be stored as a file/data existing between the two tags while storing the file/data in each of the namecard and TNG tags, and the file/data may be stored only in the first designated primary tag namecard and Addresses or links can be stored in the virtual space of the TNG primary tag. As above, flexible file/data I/O can be more useful in systems composed of javascript, node.js, mongoDB, etc., which are languages that have recently become very popular among developers.

In addition, when the combination of the primary tag @sonsory #namecard &#TNG is downloading/viewing, “downloading/viewing files/data to which the primary tag namecard and primary tag TNG are overlapped among files/data of user sonsory” action can be understood. This can be done more freely in a terminal/server that aims for a very flexible environment. Even if a virtual space designated by overlapping a namecard and a primary tag called TNG does not exist before the above command, the combination of the primary tags is a terminal When the combination of the primary tag is executed in the terminal/server by being photographed/scanned through, the file/data corresponding to the primary tag combination or an address/link corresponding thereto is stored in the virtual space and provided to the user. do.

In the above, the actions of uploading/posting and downloading/viewing by the user may allow the user to select the system through a specific command menu. It provides a difference to tell them apart. Therefore, the present invention provides a process for determining this based on photographing/scan data caused by a user's action (this will be described with reference to FIGS. 31 to 56).

In the embodiment of the present invention, it is preferable to distinguish uppercase and lowercase letters in the case of English letters, but this may not be the case. Of course, it will be described later, but depending on the user's settings, the above combination form may be added as a combination of an image surrounding a character or drawn near a specific character, rather than a special character (FIG. 76).

The primary tags can be set through the setting buttons 270, 274, 278, 282, and 286 in FIGS. 15, 16, and 17. The process is shown in FIGS. 18, 19, 20, and 21 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26 are shown in detail. In the drawings, the first tag and the second tag are tag1, tag2, . . . , user1, user2, ... , func1, func2... , tagA, tagB, … etc., but it is preferable that the tags actually used are written.

As shown in FIG. 18, when setting a new primary tag, a user may define a digital primary tag (502) and an analog primary tag (504). This order is only an order that can vary depending on which terminal the user has used and the user's tendency to use, and is not a major component of the system and configuration of the present invention. The analog primary tag can be registered by writing the primary tag with a mouse or stylus pen and pressing the registration button 506, or if there is a smartphone connected to the user account, pressing the registration button 506 automatically registers the smartphone the camera of

It is activated to allow the user to photograph/scan the primary tag handwritten on paper. When a user captures/scans the primary tag, it is automatically uploaded to a server to register the capture/scan data. In setting the primary tag, clues such as function, tag, sharing, link, and primary tag sharing may be set. In addition, when a user uploads data to the primary tag during use, for example, it can be uploaded as basic settings, but it can also be partially modified and uploaded. Even if the primary tag is not shared by default, the setting can be changed each time the user uploads, so if the primary tag sharing setting is set when uploading some data, a third party can use the corresponding primary tag Upon access, a list is displayed and download/viewing is possible only for the data set by the user to share the primary tag (516, in FIG. When setting the primary tag, as a security measure, location information must be attached to the primary tag when photographing/scanning the primary tag in the terminal, so that the primary tag can be used only in a region/space desired by the user or not available. As a security measure, the location information may include information such as beacon information, Wi-Fi information, and Bluetooth in addition to GPS information. The abstraction security means may be used as an additional auxiliary security means in the primary tag related to finance/payment using the special character $ among the primary tags. You can also use special characters such as % to set the expiration date of the uploaded post by the user. For example, if a user uploads data after taking/scanning a memo, image, or photo with the analog primary tag written “%2016.12.31” written on it, the data will expire on December 31, 2016. It can be set to be terminated and changed to data that only the user can see, or to be completely deleted (it can be set for the right to be forgotten). Even if the data is shared online, sharing is basically linked to the data on the page where the data is uploaded (basically, the data is shared by a link rather than a copy. Copy sharing may be allowed limitedly only to systems where the environment is configured), so even if it is shared on any system (eg Facebook, Twitter, SNS such as Instagram), the above validity period can always be valid. can,

FIG. 19 is a diagram in which analog primary tags are uploaded in FIG. 18 . This provides a basis for a means for conveniently integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online/offline data with the same tag, regardless of whether the user uses the primary tag online or analog. 20 is a diagram illustrating a process for a user to select detailed settings, and FIG. 21 is an exemplary diagram for editing the functions of the primary tag in detail. If the user wants to make a call to a specific phone number by photographing/scanning a specific primary tag, it is possible by creating a primary tag with a specific keyword and setting it in advance through a terminal/server. In addition, if it is not set in advance, a specific primary tag is photographed/scanned first, and then set later through the terminal/server to use the dialing function. This first process can be a little cumbersome, but it can be very convenient if you have a phone number that you call frequently.

22 is an example of editing the secondary tag in detail, FIG. 23 is an example of editing the sharing function in detail, FIG. 24 is a detailed example of setting an e-mail in the sharing function 1, and FIG. 2 and FIG. 26 are exemplary diagrams of detailed settings of the sharing function of the primary tag. The sharing (512) function corresponding to FIG. 23 above is a function of setting an Internet service that is automatically uploaded when a user later uploads data through the primary tag, and the primary tag sharing (516) through FIG. 26 , Piccrypt sharing) function is not only User A, the manager of the primary tag, but also Users B, C, D... It also means setting it to be usable. If the primary tag is an item related to finance/payment, a very high-level security device (e.g., card number, expiration date, CVC/CCV, user password input, user's registered mobile phone device authentication, user registration A step of additionally authenticating one or more high-level security measures among the state-of-the-art technologies such as authentication through a registered e-mail may be added, and the primary tag related to finance/payment shared through the above authentication process is allowed. Limited users may be able to use only functions that are equivalent to administrators or partially permitted (limited to purchasing specified products/services).

Conversely, when capturing/scanning a primary tag that has not yet been set in the above process, a function of recommending an analog primary tag may be added according to the content of data photographed/scanned together with the primary tag. For example, if the photographed/scanned data is text, a repetitive keyword in the text, a main keyword appearing in the text, or a specific keyword formed by the main keyword may be recommended by well-known technologies, and the photographing/scanned data may be recommended. / If the scan data is a portrait, it may recommend one or more of the pre-set primary tags according to the nature of the data, if it is a primary tag, a formula consisting of numbers, a phone number consisting of numbers, or an address. , Among the keywords that have not yet been set as the primary tag, specific keywords used by other users can be recommended.

27 is the primary tag management screen displayed on the terminal of the primary tag manager user, that is, user A, and FIG. 28 is a user who is not the primary tag manager, that is, users B, C, D... This is the primary tag sharing screen displayed on a terminal such as a terminal. In FIG. 27, FLD of type 560 means FOLDER. Uploading data can also be a folder. You can also upload your PICRIPT. PICRIPT means specific functions of the system using the primary tag according to the present invention. If there is only one data in the primary tag, when a user or a third party downloads/views with the primary tag, it is preferable to directly download or view the file without showing FIGS. 27 and 28. To this end, the user may set the number of files that can be uploaded to the primary tag in units of one. In addition, it is desirable to replace the title of a post where the title is not specified with a secondary tag. The screens shown in FIGS. 27 and 28 are screens when accessing the web through a browser on a PC, and although the composition of the screen viewed as a dedicated application for a terminal such as a smartphone is different from the above, the content is displayed almost the same.

In addition, even if access is made to the non-private primary tag through a terminal of a third party, the data stored in the corresponding primary tag can be checked through password release. That is, it can be set so that an unauthorized terminal can access data other than public data. Each primary tag can be set with a different password, and since security can be set for each primary tag, it is possible to share data within the company or with friends and family without much burden. The security means may use one or a plurality of additional security means such as a PIN number or pattern input in addition to the password.

29 is a diagram illustrating a process of connecting a user's primary tag and data, a user's tag and data, and a user's tag and a primary tag through a user terminal in which a user is registered according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in the figure, a primary tag and file/data may have a 1:n relationship, an n:1 relationship, or an n:n relationship. A tag and a primary tag may have a 1:n relationship, an n:1 relationship, or an n:n relationship. The file/data and tag may have a 1:n relationship, n:1 relationship, or n:n relationship.

30 is a diagram showing a relationship in which data, primary tags, tags, settings, etc. stored in a user terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention are stored, and a relationship in which data, primary tags, tags, settings, etc. of a specific user are stored in a server It is a drawing showing

31 illustrates a process of determining whether to upload/post or download/view data by a primary tag owned by a user by reflecting a user's behavior in recognizing an analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. 32 is a flow chart showing that data can be uploaded/posted by the primary tag owned by the user or by the primary tag owned by a third party by reflecting the user's action of recognizing the analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. This is a flowchart illustrating a process of determining whether to download/view. In the system according to the present invention, user A, who is the administrator of the primary tag, may use the primary tag alone, but may allow a third party to use the primary tag. In this case, the process of exchanging data between users by using the offline primary tag and the integrated management of data become very convenient. At this time, the user has to cumbersomely select whether to upload/post or download/viewing data each time. The upload/posting and download/viewing system according to the present invention appropriately recognizes and omits this process, maximizing user convenience. can make it When a user shoots/scans an offline primary tag for the purpose of uploading/posting, the ratio of the primary tag in the shooting/scanning data including notes, images, photos, etc. to be uploaded together is extremely high in the total shooting/scanning data. occupy a small part. In addition, it is very likely that the location of the first tag among the entire photographing/scan data is the top, side, or bottom. On the other hand, when a user shoots/scans an offline 1st tag for download/viewing, there is generally no memo, image, or photo to be uploaded together, so the ratio of the 1st tag in the shot/scan data is the total shot/scan It occupies a very small fraction of the data. Also, the location of the first tag among the photographing/scanning data is highly likely to be at the center or close to the center. 31 and 32, the photographing/scanning step (S502, S602) and the primary tag recognition step (S504, S604) are necessary steps only when using the analog primary tag (printing the digital primary tag on paper). In this case, it is preferable to recognize it as an analog primary tag), in the case of a digital primary tag input on a digital device, it is replaced with “digital primary tag input / primary tag DB matching” in steps 506 and 606 desirable.

33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, and FIG. 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, and 56, the above process will be described in detail.

FIG. 33 is a view showing a paper on which a memo is written on a common paper 400 and the first tag combinations 600, 602, 604, and 606 according to an embodiment of the present invention are written together with the memo. As shown in FIG. 33, users can make the first tag and the combination of the first tags according to the present invention by hand on any paper, and even make it on a wall or floor, or make it with their hands or feet on a beach sand. there is. Through such a primary tag, the user captures a part or all of the paper 400 including the combination of the memo and the primary tag through the terminal as shown in FIG. 34, and then, as shown in FIG. 35, the primary tag After inputting the tag combination, ID (sonsory-600) and the remaining primary tags (INSTA, FB, TWT) (700, 702), the desired action Upload can be selected and transmitted to the server (708) with the primary tag combination. there is. This is only a very basic step in the present invention.

The above process adds a little technology so that a specific guideline 710 is displayed on the user's terminal as shown in FIG. By setting as shown in 37, the terminal/server directly reads the data as shown in FIGS. 38 and 39, and the contents of the primary tag combination are basically included in each item as shown in FIG. 39 through the OCR module. may be filled. In this process, the terminal/server may select Upload, which will be explained in detail with reference to FIGS. 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, and 56.

40 is a view showing a paper 400 on which primary tag combinations 600 and 602 according to an embodiment of the present invention are written on ordinary paper. Referring to the memo shown in FIG. 40, the user inputs the primary tag into the user terminal (FIG. 41) and transmits it to the server (FIG. 42) to download/view desired files/data. Here, when the user directly inputs the primary tag into the terminal without taking/scanning a memo, the terminal in which the system according to the present invention is installed (or the server through the terminal connected to the server in which the system according to the present invention is installed) It may be determined that the file/data is downloaded/viewed. By adding some technology in the above process, after the user captures/scans (or is shooting/scanning) the memo including the primary tag shown in the memo through the terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention, the primary tag area The user can set , so that the terminal can easily recognize the primary tag (FIGS. 43, 44, and 45). More technically, as shown in FIGS. 46 and 47, the user can set In the case of zooming in on the memoized part, the system can automatically recognize the primary tag, and as a method of providing a guide, a guide line may be given as one or more line segments crossing the top and bottom of the screen, One or more may be given to the left and right, one or more may be given to the left, right, top and bottom, or one or more squares may be given. In addition to this, there may be more various methods, and the first tag captured through these methods is converted into digital data through an OCR module, and as shown in FIG. 50, each item basically contains the combination of the first tag. may be filled.

51, 52, and 53 reflect the behavior of the user recognizing the analog primary tag according to the embodiment of the present invention, and determine whether data is to be uploaded/posted or downloaded/viewed by the primary tag owned by the user. are diagrams illustrating a process of determining based on the user's action.

In Fig. 51, combinations of primary tags are written on plain paper along with text (or images). If the user captures/scans as shown in FIG. 52, the system according to the present invention determines the size occupied by the region of the first tag combination within the capture/scan data, and the first tag combination from the center of the capture/scan data. The range automatically set by the system based on the distanced location (for example, the size of a figure made by connecting the outermost points of the primary tag combination with a line is 1/20 the size of the above photographed/scanned image, or Conditions such as when the size of a figure formed by connecting the outermost points of the primary tag combination with lines does not exceed 1/10 the size of the captured/scanned image and is not located in the center of the captured/scanned image) If not, the system may determine that the photographing/scanning data is uploaded/posted.

Therefore, FIGS. 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, and 39 are processes for uploading/posting data written on paper according to FIGS. 51 and 52, and the system according to the present invention recognizes them. You can do it.

In addition, criteria similar to the above (for example, the size of a figure made by connecting the outermost points of the 1st tag combination with a line is 1/5 the size of the photographed/scanned image, or the outermost points of the 1st tag combination If the size of the figure made by connecting the lines exceeds the conditions of 1/10 or more of the photographed/scanned image and located in the center of the photographed/scanned image, etc., this is the first tag combination (or the 1 The system may determine that data stored in a virtual space (corresponding to each car tag) is downloaded/viewed.

Accordingly, FIGS. 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, and 50 show the first tag written on paper according to FIGS. 51 and 53 As a process for downloading/viewing files/data using the file/data, the system according to the present invention can recognize it.

54, 55, and 56 go through the same process as in FIGS. 51, 52, and 53, that is, by reflecting the user's action of recognizing the analog primary tag, whether to upload/post data using another person's primary tag. These are diagrams illustrating a process of determining whether to download/view based on a user's action. In FIGS. 51, 52, and 53, only the primary tag @sonsory for classifying users is added.

33, 40, and 51, in FIG. 33, a plurality of special characters and a plurality of primary tags are all written in one line, and in FIG. 49, a primary tag using special characters with different meanings @sonsory and #INSTA are written in two lines, and in FIG. 51, primary tags #notice and #memo using the same special characters are written in two lines. Although this is not distinguished in the present embodiments, the meaning of primary tags using the same special character can be different when written consecutively on one line and when written on multiple lines. For example, a combination of 1st tags written consecutively in one line can mean a new 1st tag that can set new settings by mutual combination of 1st tags, and if written in multiple lines, each 1st tag can be set. It is also possible to classify the meaning so that the system operates sequentially as it is. In addition to the method of writing the combination of the primary tags on the same line, there may be a method of using another special character (defined by the system administrator of the present invention or pre-set by the user who creates and uses the primary tag). .

57 is a screen showing an ID of a third user previously used by a user of the corresponding terminal in a terminal in which a service program according to an embodiment of the present invention and primary tags related thereto are stored and can be easily found and used. it is a drawing Through this, the primary tags including the third user ID once used become more convenient to use later. This is not simply arranged in the terminal, but the previously used ID and primary tag are stored in the terminal or server according to the user's setting, so that they can be reused quickly and easily using the existing record when desiring to use them later.

The embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 58 can be seen as schematically illustrating a method for integrating, managing, and sharing files/data by a plurality of users using a primary tag. The method and system for integrating, managing, and sharing online/offline data according to the present invention aims at a network service used by countless users, but here, through three users, USER1 (330), USER2 (332), and USER3 (334), briefly I want to explain.

First, if you look at USER1 (330), it uses primary tags such as #memo (610), #call (612), #news (614), #business (616), #picture (618), and #movie (620). and other primary tags created by USER1 and another user associated with USER1 (330) are omitted (360). If a brief general description is given through USER1 (330), the primary tag extending from USER1 (330) and connected by a single line is the tag of others (eg, USER2, USER3), and the tag connected by two lines is USER1 (330) is the primary tag managed. Among them, the primary tags frequently used by USER1 are marked thicker (n = 3), and the primary tags used less by USER1 are marked thinner (n = 1).

Secondary tags such as diary, memo, schedule, etc. are connected to the primary tag #memo of USER1 (330), and the secondary tags can be set differently for each file/data in the primary tag. The basic secondary tag is initially set in the system when the primary tag is created, but the secondary tag can be set flexibly. Also, it can be used as an offline tag by distinguishing primary tags with uppercase letters and secondary tags with lowercase letters (capital letters A - Z have ASCII codes of 65 - 90, and lowercase letters a - z have ASCII codes of 97 - 122). has a value). Since uppercase and lowercase letters have different ASCII code values, they may be one of extension means that can be changed according to the system or user's circumstances or environment settings.

Among the primary tags of USER1 330, the #call tag may be a late-night phone call, as shown in the secondary tag 670. This is most likely pre-set so that users can order late-night snacks using the #call tag. For more convenience, if the first tag #call and the first tag $card are combined and used, a preset may be set so that card payment is made simultaneously with the midnight snack order. Presets related to payment settings are set together with order settings (1st tag #call order settings - order product/service, quantity orderer, orderer's address | 1st tag $card -payment method, payment information, etc. are shown in FIGS. 71 and 72 It will be explained in detail through .. Order setting and payment setting can be set as separate primary tags or as one primary tag).

The functional combination of the primary tag and the primary tag can be set through interworking with PicScript among the functions 508 shown in FIG. 20 . This part can be easily set at a higher level as a menu equivalent to the function 508 rather than a lower menu of the function 508 if necessary. Linking can be done by creating the primary tag and then setting the URL or module number. The module number may be generated at the same time as the URL after generating the primary tag, which may be interpreted as an internal URL.

In addition, USER1 (330) can unify and manage and collect online and offline news and news as one tag through the primary tag #news (614), which is also linked to the primary tag #business, so that photos, text When uploading/posting to #news (614) by photographing/scanning etc., an uploading notification is notified in the virtual space of the primary tag #business, or a link or address to view a specific uploading file/specific post in #news will be created. may be Of course, when uploading/posting to the virtual space of the primary tag #news, uploading/posting to the virtual space of the primary tag #business may also occur. This can be set in one direction in both primary tag settings, or the same function can be performed in both directions. In this case, the two primary tags are used identically and can be used as one primary tag.

In addition to the user's own primary tag, the #PICTURE (618) primary tag of USER1 (330) shares data with the #PICTURE (618-1) primary tag of USER2 (332). It can also be used by sharing with the primary tag of the child. Also, the #PICTURE(618-1) primary tag of SER2(332) can be shared with USER1(330) and the primary tag PICTURE(618-2) of USER3(334). In the above overlapping sharing state, it is desirable that the primary tag (ex @user1, @user2, @user3) of each user ID is automatically set and managed for each uploaded/posted file/data. The primary tag sharing method with a third party can be unilateral (one user can only download/view or upload/post only) or both can share files/data.

For example, the #PICTURE(618) primary tag of USER1(330) can be set to receive files/data from the #PICTURE(618-1) primary tag of USER2(332) (arrow from USER1 to USER2 is heading), the primary tag #PICTURE (618-1) of USER2 (332) and the primary tag PICTURE (618-2) of USER3 (334) may be settings for exchanging files with each other (the arrow indicates heading in both directions). This overlapping effect can appear very frequently (see #BBS(622)).

In addition, USER1 (330) directly accesses the primary tag #BBS created by USER2 (332) without setting sharing, and can download or view files/data uploaded to #BBS to which USER1 is also allowed access. At this time, USER2 (332) should open the primary tag #BBS (622) so that everyone can access it, or allow USER1 (330) access. Considering that there are many different accesses to the #BBS (622) primary tag (in particular, it can be inferred through the multiple connection indication (363), which means that many connections exist), it can be inferred that #BBS (622) is a public bulletin board. can USER1 (330) can directly access the #BBS (622) or access it through its primary tag #movie (620). Primary tags must have the same name, but tags cannot be shared between primary tags. Of course, the system provider may restrict tag sharing to only primary tags with the same tag name through settings.

59, 60, 61, 62, and 63 can be seen as diagrams showing a state in which an analog primary tag is drawn on paper on which a positioning symbol is printed according to an embodiment of the present invention. Alternatively, it may also be shown as a drawing showing a location determination symbol shown in an image of a user terminal in a state in which a user memo and an analog primary tag are drawn on plain paper.

64, 65, 66, 67, and 68 are diagrams illustrating states in which a user memo, an analog primary tag, and a positioning symbol are drawn on plain paper according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The user can set the area to be photographed and scanned through the positioning symbol, and can distinguish whether or not to include the analog primary tag in the photographing/scan data by placing the analog primary tag in the area other than the positioning symbol area. The positioning symbol can be drawn by the user or provided with printed paper. Alternatively, the user can set the area to be photographed/scanned on the screen, and the area setting display at the bottom right can be replaced with the primary tag. will be.

Likewise, if there is a primary tag in the upper left corner, it is also possible to display area settings only in the lower right corner.

It is only necessary to exist on the diagonal of the analog primary tag along with one or more area setting mark.

69 is a diagram showing a state in which an analog primary tag according to the present invention is applied to a memo left when parking a vehicle as an embodiment of the present invention.

*When parking a car, cell phone contact information is inevitably exposed even though it is sensitive personal information. Few people use temporary numbers (starting with 050 in Korea) or QR codes to replace them. The reason is that it is inconvenient to make and use immediately. However, in case of using the analog primary tag according to the present invention, it is only necessary to draw the user's ID and the analog primary tag defined by the user on a piece of paper and place it instead of the phone number. According to the user's preset, when another user shoots/scans the corresponding analog primary tag, it is automatically connected to the user's phone. At this time, one-way or mutual phone numbers may be replaced with other characters, deleted, or replaced with other one-time numbers according to the user's preset settings.

Alternatively, as a means for defenselessly avoiding exposure, a function as a means for recording the unique number of the photographed/scanned terminal in the server when photographing/scanning the analog primary tag may be provided.

FIG. 70 is an embodiment of the present invention, showing a state in which an analog primary tag according to the present invention capable of uploading/downloading a user manual owned by a specific user, among them, a manual for a PC, is written on a memo. Looking at the combination of the primary tags shown in FIG. 70, access to the primary tag #manual #PC of the user sonsory (take/scan the analog primary tags @sonsory and #manual #PC with a terminal capable of accessing the system according to the present invention) If you shoot), you can probably predict that you will be able to download a manual for your PC, or see a list of multiple PC manuals, as well as images, texts, links to external sites, and folders where related data are stored. there is. Of course, it may not be a predictable file/data with the combination of the primary tags according to the setting of the manager of the primary tags. If it is for personal use, there will be no problem, but if a corporation or group other than an individual tries to distribute illegal files/data intentionally or illegally, third-party users report it to the setting, link, etc. related to the primary tag. Connections can be temporarily closed or forced closed.

71 is a view showing a state in which an analog primary tag according to the present invention, which allows a specific user to transfer money to another user using the primary tag, is written on a memo as an embodiment of the present invention.

When the user writes the first tag combination #bank $sonsory @yuela $2000 on paper, the first tag is photographed/scanned through the photographing/scanning unit 108, and the photographed/scanned data is transferred to the control unit 104. The controller extracts the primary tag combination and interprets a command. The first tag combination can be interpreted as a command to authenticate with $sonsory in the bank account set in #bank and transfer $2000 to @yuelua. When the user writes the first tag combination and shoots/scans with $sonsory and $2000 missing from the first tag combination, the system according to the present invention outputs the signature corresponding to $sonsory and how much money to remit on the terminal Corresponding information may be requested from the user through the unit 112 . The combination of the offline primary tags may itself be used as an authentication means. Also, in the combination of the primary tags, $sonsory itself may be a signature, but may also be a command (setting) to recognize the entire current primary tag as a signature. That is, the primary tag combination as described above can be used as a security means/authentication means by itself. In the process of extracting the primary tag combinations and interpreting commands, if primary tags such as finance, money, and signature such as #bank, $sonsory, or $2000 exist, all combinations of the primary tags are signed. As a result, it is possible to have a high security level through the step of verifying by using it. Therefore, the system according to the present invention obtains only the user's signature authentication data part from the photographed/scanned data by the photographing/scanning unit 108 and passes it to the control unit 104, so that the user's signature authentication data is It compares with the set primary tag signatures and determines whether or not it has a similarity within a threshold value. The threshold may be set by a person who manages the system according to the present invention or may be set by a user. In addition, it is desirable to customize the authentication system to the user by storing the offline primary tag whenever the user uses it.

The correlation between the threshold value and the authentication rate is as shown in FIG. 72 . In general, since the handwriting input by the user cannot always be the same, a security level setting method can be used in which an application threshold value for determining the degree of similarity of handwriting is preset, and permission is granted only when the similarity level is within the threshold value. In addition, in the system according to the present invention, the user can set the signature to be allowed only in the user's terminal, and in the system according to the present invention, the company or manager who manages the system can 'share the signature as a means of payment/authentication with others. It is impossible and can be limited to use only in a small number of terminals authenticated by the user. That is, by giving various authentication conditions to the signature as a payment/authentication means according to the present invention, it is possible to have a much higher security level than a system that signs after using a card in general offline.

In addition, as a result of the comparison, if it is difficult to recognize the handwriting as the user's handwriting due to the lower or near threshold value or higher than the threshold value but still low matching, an additional authentication means may be provided.

For example, the following additional authentication means may be used. When the analog primary tag is used as a signature, the characteristics of a specific paper (paper, for example, white paper) can be recognized as an additional authentication means, and the background or handwriting at the time of handwriting authentication, or the whole including the background and handwriting Authentication may not be performed if a percentage of the number is the same as the combination of the existing certified primary tags (reuse of the handwriting image once authenticated is prohibited, authentication is not possible if it matches 100%), and also the number of dots defined by the user in the handwriting Additional authentication is possible by verifying that is properly present in an arbitrary location. A handwritten image in which the position of the dot is not changed may not be repeatedly used. In addition, it may be a dot, it may be a number, it may be a specific figure, or it may be various characters such as English and Korean. For example, a paper is signed with a special character (ex> $) and set by the user together with the signature, or as requested by the user terminal in which the system according to the present invention is installed (eg, in an arbitrary location or fixed location). 3 dots at a location + 1 random English character at a random location or 1 specific English at a random location, or 1 specific English at a specific location + 1 random special character at a random location or a specific character at a random location One special character, or one specific special character at a specific location, etc.) is written, and only the user's signature authentication data part is obtained from the data photographed/scanned by the photographing/scanning unit 108 and passed to the control unit 104, It is possible to determine whether the user's signature authentication data has a similarity within a threshold value. The above dots, figures, characters, etc. are not applied in the analog primary tag, but can be additionally displayed in the signature authentication data output through the output unit of the terminal, and the additional authentication means is an answer to a specific question set in advance. (words) can be

Although an embodiment that can be utilized as a signature/authentication means of a primary tag according to the present invention has been described above, those skilled in the art to which the present invention belongs do not change the technical idea or essential features of the present invention. It will be understood that it may be embodied in other specific forms without Therefore, it should be understood that the above-described embodiment as a signature/authentication means of the primary tag is illustrative in all respects and not limitative.

73 and 74 are embodiments of the present invention, when purchasing a specific product or service online, by setting a product or service that is repeatedly purchased according to a certain period as a primary tag, and photographing the primary tag /This is a diagram showing a state in which the product or service is set to be purchased immediately upon scanning. As shown in FIG. 73, the user can search for a desired product through a plurality of shopping/service malls associated with the system of the present invention, and among them, the user selects the desired product/service 802, as shown in FIG. As described above, essential information such as quantity (804), address (806), recipient (808), payment information (810), security setting (812), primary tag (814) and other necessary information (e.g. delivery message, etc.) The process of setting the primary tag 814 proceeds as shown in FIGS. 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23. In particular, in the function 508 of FIG. 21, product/service purchase and the above process may be interlocked. Among the settings, the quantity may be newly set for every purchase. For the payment information, for example, enter a card number, expiration date, CVC/CCV, user password, or use a high level of security means among popular technologies such as authentication of a user's registered mobile phone device or authentication through a user's registered email. One or multiple uses may be used. The primary tag set above can be disabled for use by anyone other than the user himself/herself, and can be shared (approved) only with users registered by the user himself/herself. You can also make it available only within a limited area. In addition, the stored payment information may be set and used by quoting from other primary tags. As such, in the system according to the present invention, a primary tag can be set for each specific financial/payment activity, which is more secure than the existing card payment system (a system in which all products are purchased through the same information no matter what product is purchased online). can be said to be dominant.

75 is an embodiment of the present invention, when purchasing specific products online, after setting products to be purchased repeatedly according to a certain period as primary tags, the primary tags are placed in a place where the corresponding products are kept. It is a drawing showing an example of the attached state. Depending on the method of setting and using the above-mentioned primary tags, frequently used food delivery, food and beverage, cold food, etc. are photographed/scanned with the terminal 100 that can use the system according to the present invention by making primary tags. If so, the order and payment are made simultaneously according to the preset settings. The primary tag used by family, friends, and lovers (at home, in the neighborhood, or in the region) can be shared by registering other users as family members and granting permission to use the user's primary tag. More generally, the primary tag may be printed as mandatory in food advertising brochures. Of course, the company that puts the corresponding primary tag (combination) in the food advertisement booklet is in a state where basic data is entered to some extent when the user shoots/scans the primary tag (e.g., the basic menu is selected, and the user's location information is received). It is possible to provide convenience so that the user can place an order more easily by setting it to a state in which the approximate address and the user's phone number are basically input. If there is a possibility of repeatedly using the primary tag, the user may replace (register) with the primary tag and use it.

76 and 77 are diagrams showing a note 450 printed with special characters 452 capable of performing the primary tag function according to an embodiment of the present invention. The user can simultaneously manage memos recorded by the user both offline and online using the note 450 according to the present invention. The note 450 records topics such as to-dos and to-dos on a specific date, and if the user has to do the same thing the next day (Han-il) or did not perform the 'to-do' of the previous day (unfinished) ) The next day, by turning over one sheet and tearing off the part 454 corresponding to the location of the previously recorded work and work, it is not necessary to record the same content again. The note may be produced through a special process such as Thomson processing so that a part thereof can be torn off. In addition, as the primary tag can be used more easily, the data in the note can be conveniently managed anywhere. In addition, when data with a new record added, including overlapping parts with pre-stored shooting/scanning files/data on the same date, is taken/scanned and uploaded to the same primary tag, the existing files/data are deleted to avoid meaningless duplication. can make it This is advantageous in terms of cost as it can reduce the accumulation of unnecessary data in the storage for storing data. As a method of comparing the redundant data, various methods may be used, such as a method of simply comparing only text and a method of comparing figures having a specific shape at a certain position based on the text. It is preferable that the positioning symbol 450 is printed on the note 450. Of course, the user can determine the position to be photographed/scanned through the positioning symbol drawn by the user other than the positioning symbol 450 . It seems more desirable that handwritten positioning symbols take precedence over printed position nodule symbols. Of course, it may be used redundantly or vice versa, and the outer positioning symbol may be given priority or the inner positioning symbol may be recognized with priority, and both may be photographed/scanned. there is.

78 is a diagram illustrating a user's own primary tag in an analog primary tag according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the system of the present invention, a user-designated image or its expression method (for example, writing a word and surrounding the word with a figure such as a circle or a square) It is also possible to enable the user's own primary tag setting in (e.g., underlined, underlined, etc.). For example, as shown in FIG. 78, you can wrap the text memo in a circle so that it is recognized as the primary tag, or you can wrap the text “call” in a square so that it is recognized as the primary tag. Then, it can be recognized as the primary tag. In addition, it is possible to make the primary tag in a number of ways, and it is obvious that it is not limited by the methods described above.

As described above, the method and system for integrating, managing, sharing, and authenticating online/offline data according to the present invention can be applied and used in people's daily lives. Therefore, the system service according to the present invention is finally installed as a basic program in smartphones such as iPhones and Android phones, so that the camera (shooting/scanning unit 108) continues to operate even when the user's smartphone screen (output unit 112) is turned off. When the primary tag is captured by the user's smartphone camera, the screen of the smartphone is turned on to perform the related process, asking the user whether or not to proceed with the related process, and deciding whether or not to proceed. this is preferable Of course, a series of processes may be operated according to the settings of the primary tag without separate notification to the user after the camera is operated while the screen of the smart phone is turned off and the primary tag is captured.

Portions of the detailed description of the present invention have described embodiments in terms of algorithmic processes or operations. These algorithmic descriptions and representations are the means that most effectively convey the subject matter of their work to those skilled in the art of data processing. Although described functionally or logically, these operations may be understood to be implemented by a computer program composed of instructions for executing a processor, equivalent electronic circuit or microcode. Furthermore, it is without loss of generality to refer to such arrangements of operations as modules or by functional names.

It has often proven convenient. The operations described above and their related modules may be implemented in software, firmware, hardware, or combinations thereof.

As used herein, any reference to an embodiment or an embodiment means that a component, feature, structure, or characteristic described with respect to the embodiment is included in one or more embodiments. The phrases in one embodiment of the syntax in various parts of the detailed description are not all referring to the same embodiment.

In an embodiment of the present invention, two or more components do not directly contact each other, but may operate together or interact with each other. Embodiments are not limited in this context.

*As used herein, the terms "comprises", "comprising", "has", "having" or any derivative thereof are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion. For example, a process, method, product, or apparatus that includes a list of components is not necessarily limited to those components, but includes other components not expressly listed or inherent in such process, method, product, or apparatus. You may. Further, unless expressly stated to the contrary with "or", "or" means an inclusive or and not an exclusive or. Further, the condition A or B is that A is true (or real) and B is false (or unreal), A is false (or unreal) and B is true (or real), and both A and B are true (or real). is satisfied by any one of

In addition, the components, modules, and components of the embodiments of this specification are specifically called and used to describe the system. This is for convenience only and provides generality of explanation. This description should be read as including one or at least one, and as a single element includes a plurality unless expressly implicitly implying otherwise.

When reading this specification, those skilled in the art will understand the basic design of the on/offline integrated data storage, management, sharing, and authentication method using the analog primary tag and the digital primary tag and the system. As a result, while specific embodiments and applications have been shown and described, the present invention is not limited to the detailed structures and modules, components described herein, with various modifications, variations, and variations that will be apparent to those skilled in the art in the appended claims. It may be made in the method and apparatus arrangements, operations, and details disclosed herein without departing from the spirit and scope stipulated in scope.

What has been described above includes examples of the present invention. Of course, for purposes of describing the present invention, it is impossible to describe every possible combination of modules, components, or combinations of methods, but those skilled in the art will recognize that many additional combinations and permutations of the present invention are possible. Accordingly, it is intended that the present invention include all changes, modifications and variations falling within the spirit and scope of the appended claims. Moreover, insofar as the term "includes" is used in the description or claims, such term should be interpreted as if "comprising" is employed as a transitional word in the claim. It is inclusive in a way similar to “comprising”.

100: terminal, user device, smartphone, communication terminal
100~: Terminal description, Pikcrypt settings in the terminal
200: server
200~: server description, set peakscript on server
300: Internet/Network
340: Visualizes the extent to which the user has used the primary tag n=1, the leading thickness of the connected line varies according to usage
342: The degree to which the user uses the primary tag is digitized n = 2
344: The degree to which the user uses the primary tag is digitized n = 3
350: line connected to the primary tag of n = 1
352: line connected to the primary tag of n = 2
354: line connected to the primary tag of n = 3
360: This means that the user is connected to the primary tag of other users.
362: This means that the user's primary tag is connected to other users (or primary tags of other users).
400: Paper
410: digital display of shooting/scanning area
420: shooting/scanning area analog display
450: Pikrypt exclusive note
500: Peak script setting (1st tag setting)
600~: Indicates the analog 1st tag combination group collectively
600: 1st tag: @sonsory
602: Primary tag: #INSTA
604: Primary tag: #FB
606: Primary tag: #TWT
608: Primary tag: #notice
610: 1st tag: #memo
612: Primary tag: #call
614: Primary tag: #news
616: primary tag: #business
618: primary tag: #picture
620: 1st tag: #movie
622: 1st tag: #BBS
624: Primary tag: #trip
626: Primary tag: #command
630: 1st tag: #Bounty
631: Primary tag: #GLAD
632: 1st tag: #ramen
633: 1st tag: #coke
634: Primary Tag: #Tide
635: Primary Tag: #HUGGIES
636: Primary tag: #Gillette
640: Examples of user-defined primary tags: call, memo, send, notice, notice, movie
650: 1st tag combination: @sonsory, #INSTA #FB
654: 1st tag combination: @sonsory, #call
656: 1st tag combination: @sonsory, #manual, #PC
658: 1st tag combination: #bank, $sonsory @yuelua $2000
670: 2nd tag - phone call, late night snack, ...
672: 2nd tag - diary, memo, schedule, ...
674: 2nd tag - free bulletin board ...
676: Secondary Tags - Movies, Shares...
678 : 2nd tag - parking contact ...
680 : 2nd tag - command, control, ...
700: digital primary tag

Claims (1)

Including software capable of predefining text tags, a terminal capable of acquiring the text tags online or offline is connected to a network and a server to integrate, manage, and share data enabling users to pre-set the text tags・In the authentication system

a selection/input unit that acquires first data including a first text tag through at least one of selection, input, and screen scanning on the terminal;
a photographing/scanning unit acquiring second data including a second character tag through at least one process of scanning an image or capturing a video using the terminal;
a detection unit receiving at least one of first and second data from the terminal and detecting a first or second character tag;
a storage unit configured to store the first or second character tag and the first or second data detected through the detection unit;
a control unit that performs a series of processes set by the user according to the first or second character tag detected by the detection unit;

The control unit uploads data in the terminal to the server for the purpose selected/input or photographed/scanned by the user according to the position of the first or the second character tag in the first or the second data, or the server An online/offline data integration, management, sharing, and authentication system characterized in that it is determined that the data in is downloaded to the terminal.

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