JP2012088945A - Action guide system, action guide method, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To notify a user of a time when the user should start a next action at a predetermined time earlier than the time in a portable terminal having a function of an electronic schedule book and to determine whether the action is performed on schedule by making a confirmation during the action of the schedule.SOLUTION: A control part 11 obtains a time when a user should start a next action on the basis of a schedule, an action, and a duration of the action. At the predetermined time earlier than the time when the user should start the next action, alarm start means 19 starts up an alarm to make a notification to the user. Input means 12 accepts a user input that shows the predetermined action has been performed by the user, and the control part 11 determines whether the action is performed on schedule on the basis of the input.

Description

  The present invention relates to a behavior guidance system, a behavior guidance method thereof, and a program.

  Various types of mobile terminals having an electronic schedule book function have been proposed in which alarm notification can be performed based on a registered schedule.

For example, in Patent Document 1, based on the date and time information on the date and time of a concert or the like registered in a user's mobile terminal, an alarm is notified in time for the date and time of the event, and the current location information of the mobile terminal Based on this, it has been proposed to be able to provide route guidance to the venue.
Further, in Patent Document 2, in a portable terminal in which user action schedule information is input, a predetermined device can be controlled when the next action time arrives, and an alarm is sounded to notify the user. It has been proposed to do.
Further, Patent Document 3 proposes that an alarm can be notified at an appropriate position on a movement route based on a movement schedule registered in advance.
Further, in Patent Document 4, so that the user can arrive at the planned location by the scheduled time regardless of the location, an alarm is notified of the time to leave the current location, and the route guidance to the planned location can be performed. It has been proposed to do.

JP 2005-56166 A JP 2008-306454 A JP 2010-147664 A JP-A-7-209451

  Although a mobile terminal equipped with a general electronic schedule book function can perform alarm notification, there is a drawback in that it is not possible to obtain pre-departure preparation guidance before starting the action of the registered schedule. It was. For example, if the user is far away from the scheduled location registered by the user at the time of alarm notification, the user will be late for the schedule without taking any action according to the schedule, or the user may forget to set the alarm clock or make a wrong setting to delay getting up In such a case, there was a drawback in that it was late for the schedule because it did not take action that matched the schedule.

  In this regard, if the techniques shown in Patent Documents 1 to 4 are used, an alarm notification or route guidance can be given according to the travel time when the user is far from the planned location, but preparation in the morning before departure For example, it is impossible to notify the action start time according to the time required for action without movement, and it is not possible to deal with forgetting to set the alarm clock or setting error.

  In addition, the mobile terminal equipped with the electronic schedule book function has the inconvenience that the automatic confirmation corresponding to the actual action cannot be performed because the action confirmation during the action is not performed, and the schedule is delayed. . For example, even if a user starts an action after an alarm notification, if the user does not act as scheduled after that, there is a risk that the user will be delayed due to the lack of appropriate automatic guidance corresponding to the actual action. there were.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a behavior guidance system, a behavior guidance method, and a program capable of providing preparatory guidance before departure and confirming behavior during the behavior.

  The schedule action guidance system according to the present invention includes a schedule storage means for storing a user's schedule, an action storage means for storing an action to be performed by the user and a time required for the action in association with each other before the start time of the schedule, A start time obtaining means for obtaining a time at which the user should start the next action based on the schedule stored in the schedule storage means, the action stored in the action storage means and the time required for the action, and the user A notification means for notifying the user of the presence of the next action when a predetermined time before the time at which the next action should be started, and a confirmation operation for receiving an input of confirmation that the user has performed the action And an input means, wherein the start time acquisition means inputs confirmation that the user has performed the action. Placing only, and detects the presence or absence of a delay in the schedule.

  In addition, the schedule action guidance method according to the present invention includes a schedule storage unit that stores a user's schedule, and an action storage that stores an action to be performed by the user and a time required for the action in association with each other before the start time of the schedule. A start time acquisition means based on a schedule stored in the schedule storage means, an action stored in the action storage means and a time required for the action. A start time obtaining step for obtaining a time at which the user should start the next action, and when the notification means is a predetermined time before the time at which the user should start the next action, A notification step for notifying the user of existence, and a confirmation operation in which the confirmation operation input means accepts an input of confirmation that the user has performed the action And a delay detection step for detecting whether or not there is a delay in the schedule when the confirmation input that the user has performed the action is performed in the confirmation operation input step. It is characterized by doing.

  Further, the program according to the present invention includes schedule storage means for storing the user's schedule, and action storage means for storing the action to be performed by the user and the time required for the action in association with each other before the start time of the schedule. The user should start the next action based on the schedule stored in the schedule storage means, the action stored in the action storage means, and the time required for the action, in the computer that performs the action plan of the schedule. A start time obtaining step for obtaining a time, a notification step for notifying the user of the presence of the next action when a predetermined time before the time at which the user should start the next action, and a confirmation operation input means, The confirmation operation input step for accepting the input of confirmation that the user has performed the action and the confirmation operation input step When The input of confirmation that issued the action is performed, a program for executing the delay detection step of detecting the presence or absence of schedule delay, the.

  According to the present invention, the user is notified of the presence of the next action when a predetermined time before the time at which the user should start the next action, so the user can move to the next action with a margin. The effect that can be obtained. Moreover, since the confirmation input can be received when the user performs a predetermined action, the completion state of the action can be confirmed. As a result, when an action becomes earlier than planned or when a delay occurs from the schedule, the situation can be accurately grasped, and the subsequent actions can be performed accurately.

It is a block diagram which shows one Embodiment of the action guidance system of the schedule of this invention. It is an example of the database of an information collection and management center. It is a flowchart of the whole process of an action guidance system. It is a flowchart of an alarm alarm guidance process. It is a flowchart of a wake-up guidance process. It is a flowchart of action guidance processing. It is a flowchart of guidance processing after arrival.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram according to an embodiment of a schedule action guidance system of the present invention. The schedule action guidance system according to the present invention includes a mobile terminal 10, a route search server 30, and an information collection / management center 40. The mobile terminal 10, the route search server 30, and the information collection / management center 40 are connected to the network 50. Among these, the portable terminal 10 is connected to the network 50 by performing wireless communication with a base station provided in the network 50. Further, the mobile terminal 10 acquires positioning information transmitted from a GPS positioning system (Global Positioning System) 20.

  The mobile terminal 10 is realized by a mobile information processing device such as a mobile phone, a PHS (Personal Handyphone System) terminal, or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistance). The mobile terminal 10 includes a control unit (start time acquisition unit, setting error detection unit) 11, an input unit (confirmation operation input unit) 12, a display unit (notification unit) 13, and a storage unit (schedule storage unit, action Storage means) 14, time counting means 15, GPS positioning means 16, communication means 17, alarm setting means 18, and alarm activation means 19.

  The control unit 11 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and controls the mobile terminal 10 in an integrated manner. Moreover, the control part 11 functions as an electronic schedule book with an alarm by reading and executing the schedule management application program and the alarm management application program stored in advance.

  The input unit 12 includes a numeric keypad, function keys, and the like, and accepts input of predetermined information from the user to the mobile terminal 10.

  The display means 13 is composed of a display screen such as an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), and displays information such as characters, figures, or images and provides it to the user. In addition, the display means 13 and the input means 12 can be comprised with the touchscreen provided with the function of both means.

The storage unit 14 stores in advance various programs executed by the CPU, such as the above-described schedule management application program and alarm management application program.
In addition, the storage unit 14 stores a user's schedule that the user inputs using the input unit 12. Furthermore, the memory | storage means 14 matches and memorize | stores the action which a user should perform before the start of a schedule, and the required time of the action.
In addition, the storage unit 14 stores various information for driving and controlling the mobile terminal 10 such as temporarily storing information input from the input unit 12.

  The time counting means 15 counts a predetermined time such as a set time or a time required for moving a set route (hereinafter, “route” is sometimes referred to as “route”).

  The GPS positioning means 16 detects the position of the user, that is, the position of the mobile terminal 10 based on the information obtained from the GPS positioning system 20.

  The communication unit 17 is a unit that performs wireless communication, and communicates with the route search server 30 and the information collection / management center 40 by performing wireless communication with a base station provided in the network 50. The communication unit 17 receives a positioning signal transmitted from the GPS positioning system 20.

  The alarm setting unit 18 sets a predetermined time such as a wake-up time based on a user operation received by the input unit 12. Further, the alarm setting means 18 sets the type of alarm such as a warning sound or vibration, the magnitude of the alarm sound, and the like based on the user operation received by the input means 12.

  The alarm activation means 19 notifies the user by issuing a warning sound or vibration when a predetermined notification time arrives. In addition, the alarm activation means 19 can perform a predetermined warning display such as a blinking display via the display means 13.

  The route search server 30 is a well-known route search server, and searches for the route between the two places, the moving means, the moving time, and the like from the starting point and destination input by the input means 12 of the mobile terminal 10. The departure point can be set to be the user position (position of the mobile terminal 10) detected by the GPS positioning unit 16 as an initial value (default value).

  The information collection / management center 40 collects guide information related to travel such as airports and stations, and provides the information to the mobile terminal 10. The information collection / management center 40 includes a control unit 41, a search unit 42, a communication unit (current required time acquisition unit) 43, and a data unit (normally required time storage unit) 44.

  The control unit 41 includes a CPU, and controls the information collection / management center 40 in an integrated manner.

  The search means 42 searches the information stored in the data part 44 based on the content requested by the mobile terminal 10 (the user).

  The communication means 43 is configured to be able to communicate with the mobile terminal 10 via the network 50. Moreover, the communication means 43 receives the present required time demonstrated below.

  In the data section 44, a database of information for each facility to be guided to the user is recorded in advance. FIG. 2 shows an example of the database, and an example of two airports (XX airport and □□ airport) is shown. The database shown here records the time required for traveling from a predetermined starting point to the end point in the airport and the procedure time required for procedures such as boarding in the airport. Since the time required for this procedure varies depending on the congestion in the airport, etc., the current required time including the waiting time ("current required time" in FIG. 2) and the normal required time (in FIG. 2) Two types of “normally required time” are available. This normal required time is stored in advance in the database of the data unit 44. On the other hand, as the current required time, for example, an airport clerk inputs the estimated time calculated based on the congestion situation into the dedicated terminal. And the communication means 43 receives the present required time transmitted from a dedicated terminal, and the control part 41 writes in the database of the data part 44. FIG. In the action guidance to be performed after arrival at the airport, which will be described with reference to FIG. 7 described later, if the current time and the time at which the procedure should be performed are far apart (the difference between the current time and the time at which the procedure should be performed) Is “normally necessary time”, and when the current time is close to the time at which the procedure is to be performed (the difference between the current time and the time at which the procedure is to be performed is If it is less than a predetermined threshold value, the “current required time” is used.

  The network 50 includes a public network and communicates with the mobile terminal 10 wirelessly via a base station (not shown). In addition, a route search server 30 and an information collection / management center 40 are connected to the network 50.

  The GPS positioning system 20 is a well-known GPS positioning system, and outputs a positioning signal (GPS signal) from a GPS satellite or a ground base station. This positioning signal is used by the communication means 17 of the mobile terminal 10 to detect the current position of the mobile terminal 10.

  The operation of the schedule action guidance system configured as described above will be described below with reference to flowcharts. In order to facilitate understanding of the operation, a description will be given here of a schedule in which a certain user moves from his / her home to the airport and then boardes a predetermined aircraft from the airport.

  FIG. 3 is a flowchart of the entire process of the behavior guidance system. First, according to a user operation received by the input unit 12, the control unit 11 activates a schedule management application program. When the input unit 12 receives input of the boarding date and time and the flight number of the aircraft, which are the contents of the user's schedule (hereinafter, “schedule” may be referred to as “schedule”), the control unit 11 performs the schedule. Is registered (stored) in the storage unit 14 (step S11). Further, the control unit 11 transmits the registered schedule information to the route search server 30 via the communication unit 17 (step S12).

  The route search server 30 that has received the information from the mobile terminal 10 performs route search using the default setting of the user's home as the departure point when the departure point is not specified. And a search result is transmitted to the portable terminal 10, and the communication means 17 of the portable terminal 10 receives the said search result (step S13). Next, the control unit 11 determines whether the departure time is in the morning based on the received result (step S14). When it is determined that the departure time is in the morning (step S14: affirmative (hereinafter, “affirmation” is “Y” and “denial” is “N”)), the alarm alarm guidance process described below is performed ( Step S15), the process of FIG. On the other hand, when it is determined that the departure time is afternoon (step S14: N), an action guidance process described later is performed (step S16), and then the process of FIG.

  FIG. 4 is a flowchart of the alarm alarm guidance process. A case where the user has to leave in the morning will be described using this flowchart. In the storage means 14 of the portable terminal 10, morning preparation times for morning face washing, meals, and the like are registered in advance as basic user information. The control unit 11 subtracts the morning preparation time stored in the storage unit 14 from the departure time obtained based on the route search result to calculate the time to wake up. When a predetermined time before the time to wake up, for example, 8 hours before (that is, the night before the scheduled date), the GPS positioning means 16 detects the current position of the user (mobile terminal 10) (step S21).

  Then, the control unit 11 determines whether or not the detected current position is the user's home (step S22). If it is determined that the user is not at home (step S22: N), the user is confirmed via the display means 13 and the input means 12 as to whether or not to change the departure place the next morning (step S23). When the departure place is changed by this confirmation (step S23: Y), the input unit 12 accepts an input of a new departure place, and the new departure place is registered in the storage unit 14 (step S24). And the communication means 17 transmits a new departure place to the route search server 30, and the route search server 30 re-searches the route and departure time based on this new departure place (step S25). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S26. On the other hand, when the step S user is at home (step S22: Y) and when there is no need to change the departure place (step S23: N), the process proceeds to step S26 without performing route search again.

Next, the control unit 11 activates the alarm management application program and checks whether or not the next morning alarm is set (step S26). In this confirmation, when it is determined that the alarm alarm is not set (step S26: N), the alarm activation means 19 sounds a warning sound and the display means 13 displays "Would you like to set an alarm alarm?" As a result, the user is inquired whether to set an alarm alarm (step S27). When the user selects an alarm setting for this question (step S27: Y), the display means 13 displays an alarm setting screen, and the input means 12 accepts an alarm alarm setting operation by the user. Thereby, a wake-up alarm is set (step S28). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S29. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S26 that the alarm alarm has been set (step S26: Y), the process directly proceeds to step S29.
If no alarm setting is selected at step S27 (step S27: N), an action guidance process is performed (step S33), and then the process of FIG.

  In step S29, the control unit 11 determines whether or not the alarm time is later than the time to wake up. If it is determined that it is not late (step S29: N), the wake-up guidance process (step S32) is performed, and then the process of FIG. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S29 that the alarm time is later than the time to wake up (step S29: Y), the display means 13 displays a message asking whether to change the alarm time to the time to wake up. Thus, the inquiry is made to the user (step S30). When changing the alarm time (step S30: Y), the display means 13 displays an alarm setting screen, and the input means 12 accepts the change of the alarm time (step S31). Then, after performing the wake-up guidance process (step S32), the process of FIG. On the other hand, when the alarm time is not changed in step S30 (step S30: N), the process proceeds to step S32.

  FIG. 5 is a flowchart of the wake-up guidance process (see S32 in FIG. 4). The wake-up guidance process will be described using this flowchart. The next morning when the alarm time is set in the processing procedure of FIG. 4, it is detected by, for example, counting by the time counting means 15 that the alarm time of the mobile terminal 10 (the alarm alarm setting time set in the alarm setting means 18) is reached. Then, the alarm starting means 19 sounds an alarm (step S41) and prompts the user to wake up.

When the wake-up user presses the wake-up confirmation button of the input means 12 of the mobile terminal 10 (step S42), it is considered that the user has woken up. Here, for example, the mobile terminal 10 includes a touch panel that serves as both the input unit 12 and the display unit 13, and displays a wake-up determination button on the touch panel. When the wake-up confirmation button display location on the touch panel is touched, it is considered that the user has woken up.
Next, the display means 13 displays the departure time and the remaining time until the departure (step S43), performs the behavior guidance process (step S44), and ends the process of FIG.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the action guidance process. The action guidance process will be described using this flowchart. Hereinafter, a case where the mobile terminal 10 includes a touch panel that serves as both the input unit 12 and the display unit 13 will be described. The processing procedure in the case where the mobile terminal 10 accepts a user operation by an input device other than the touch panel such as a numeric keypad is the same as described below.
When the user's schedule for the current day is registered in the storage unit 14 of the mobile terminal 10, the GPS positioning unit 16 detects the current position of the mobile terminal 10, that is, the current position of the user at regular time intervals. If the detected current position is different from the previous position, the route search server 30 searches for the route and departure time again (step S51). Thereby, even if a user's position changes, the newest route can be searched automatically and a user can be guided with the newest information.

  When the time counting means 15 detects that, for example, 10 minutes before the time at which the user should start the action, such as the departure time, boarding time, or time for performing the reception procedure, the alarm activation means 19 sounds an alarm or activates the vibrator to notify the user (step S52). Hereinafter, the notification to the user will be described only with an alarm, but the notification may be performed using a vibrator, may be performed by display on the display unit 13, or a plurality of units may be used in combination.

  When the user performs the scheduled action, the action confirmation button displayed on the touch panel of the mobile terminal 10 is pressed by the user (step S53). And the control part 11 determines whether this action is a scheduled last action (the last action of the schedule of the day which the memory | storage means 14 memorize | stores) (step S54). When it determines with it being the last action (step S54: Y), the control part 11 determines the necessity of the guidance after arrival (step S5A). If it is determined that the guidance after arrival is not required (step S5A: N), the process shown in the figure (behavior guidance processing) is terminated, and if it is determined that the guidance after arrival is necessary (step S5A: Y). ) Performs post-arrival guidance processing (step S5B), and then ends the processing in FIG.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S54 that the action is not the final action (step S54: N), the control unit 11 determines whether or not the current action is as planned based on the already searched result (step S55). ). If it is determined as scheduled (step S55: Y), the touch panel (display means 13) notifies the user by displaying the execution time of the next action and the remaining time until the next action (step S59). ) The action guidance is continued again (return to step S52).

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S55 that it is not as scheduled (step S55: N), the route search server 30 performs a route search again (step S56). For example, it was scheduled to get off at 10 o'clock at home and take a 10:15 train, but when it left from home, it was already at 10:15 and was not in time for the 10:15 train. In this case, the route search server 30 performs a re-search. Or, if it departs from home at 9:50 earlier than scheduled, there is a possibility that the user can get on an earlier train and the user can effectively use the time. Therefore, also in this case, the route search server 30 performs a search again.

  When the user wants to use the result of the re-search, “guidance with re-search result” displayed on the touch panel is selected by the user (step S57: Y). Then, the touch panel displays the next behavior information in the re-search result and notifies the user (step S59), and the mobile terminal 10 continues the behavior guidance (returns to step S52). On the other hand, when “guide with original search result” displayed on the touch panel is selected by the user (step S58: Y), the touch panel displays the next action information in the original search result and notifies the user ( Step S59), the portable terminal 10 continues the behavior guidance (returns to Step S52). If the user selects neither the guidance for the re-search result nor the guidance for the original search result (step S57: N, S58: N), the processing in FIG. Also, when the guidance after arrival is not required (step S54: Y, S5A: N), the processing in FIG.

  On the other hand, after the user arrives at the airport, information indicating that guidance at the airport is required is stored in the storage unit 14 of the mobile terminal 10, and the control unit 11 provides guidance after arrival in step S5A. If it is determined that it is necessary (step S5A: Y), a post-arrival guidance process is performed (step S5B). Thereafter, the process of FIG.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart of the post-arrival guidance process (see S5 in FIG. 6). The following describes the guidance that the user can receive after arriving at the airport, using this flowchart.
First, the control unit 11 calculates the execution start time of the action based on the scheduled time of the user, that is, the boarding time of the aircraft on which the user is boarded and the information received from the information collection / management center 40 (step S61). The touch panel (display means 13) notifies the user of what action should be performed next, what time should the next action be completed, or how much time is left. (Step S62). Of the times used in the guidance process after arrival, the time required for boarding procedures in the airport is the “normally required time” stored in the data section 44 of the information collection / management center 40 as described above. And “current required time” are selected by the control unit 11 and used.

  In addition, in order to improve the convenience of the user in preparation for the user to shop before boarding the aircraft, when the mobile terminal 10 provides airport guidance, the user is informed of the extra time as a time for shopping. May be. For example, after the boarding procedure, guidance such as “Please enter the safety check by XX! If you are going to the safety check now, there will be about XX shopping hours!” Is displayed on the touch panel.

  Even in the airport, when a predetermined time before the time when the user should act next is, for example, 10 minutes before, the alarm activation means 19 sounds an alarm to notify the user (step S63). In response to this notification, the action confirmation button on the touch panel is pressed by the user (step S64), and the control unit 65 determines whether or not the current action is the final action registered as the arrival guidance process ( Step S65). When it is determined that the action is the final action (step S65: YES), the process in FIG. On the other hand, when it determines with it not being the last action (step S65: NO), the control part 11 determines whether the said action is behind schedule (step S66). If it is determined that there is no delay (step S66: N), the next operation guidance is performed (return to step S61). On the other hand, if it is determined in step S66 that the time is behind the schedule (step S66: Y), the user is notified that the time is behind the schedule (step S67), and then the next action guidance is performed (in step S61). Return).

  The above-mentioned post-arrival guidance is an example of an airport, but this post-arrival guidance can also be used for guidance of facilities such as large department stores, shopping centers, and general hospitals. In this case, information on these facilities is prepared in the database of FIG. In addition to the travel time from the start point to the end point, the travel route can also be recorded in the database of FIG. In this case, the user can receive route guidance inside the facility such as an airport after arrival.

  In the schedule action guidance system according to the above-described embodiment, when the schedule registered in the mobile terminal 10 by the user must depart in the morning of the next day, the alarm alarm guidance process is executed. Forgetting can be prevented, and an alarm is warned when a setting error occurs, so that an accurate alarm can be set. In addition, the alarm guidance process is set taking into account the user's sleeping time, necessary time for face washing, breakfast, and the like, so that an optimal alarm can be set. In addition, when the user is not at the home of the initial setting place in the afternoon on the day before the schedule, the user can reset the wake-up according to the actual position of the user, so that the optimal wake-up can be set even when the user moves. it can. Further, when the user who gets up by an alarm presses the wake-up confirmation button on the touch panel, the remaining time until the departure is guided, so that it can be useful for the user's subsequent actions. In this way, the user is able to act with a margin because there is no delay in getting up and the remaining time until departure is guided.

  In the action guide system of the schedule according to the above embodiment, not only an alarm notification can be given to the user a predetermined time before the scheduled time (10 minutes before in the above embodiment) by performing action guide processing, Information on each action to be executed by the user is guided, and the action confirmation button accepts an input of confirmation that the action is actually executed, so that the user can check the completion status of the action. Thus, since guidance is performed for a user for every action, the effect which reduces the probability that a delay will occur can be acquired. In addition, since the mobile terminal 10 can check the completion status of the user's action, if the action becomes earlier than planned or a delay occurs from the schedule, the situation can be accurately grasped. Subsequent actions can be accurately guided, and the user can accurately act according to the guidance. In particular, when the user's action is not as scheduled, the route search server 30 automatically searches for the latest route, so that the mobile terminal 10 can guide the user to the accurate route. Thereby, when an action becomes earlier than a schedule, the user can aim at effective use of time. On the other hand, when a delay occurs, the user can quickly notice the delay and prevent inconvenience associated with the scheduled delay.

  The schedule behavior guidance system according to the embodiment described above executes the guidance process after arrival, similarly to the case where the behavior guidance process described above is executed. Alarm notification to the user. In addition, it is possible to check the completion status of the user's action by guiding the information for each action to be executed by the user on the touch panel and receiving the confirmation input that the action is actually executed by the action confirmation button. . In addition, the time used in the post-arrival guidance process is selected from “current required time” and “normally required time”, that is, the current time and the time at which the procedure should be performed are greatly separated. In this case, “normally required time” is used. On the other hand, when the current time is close to the time at which the procedure should be performed, the “current required time” is used, so the user should make effective use of the time after arrival. Can do.

Note that all or some of the functions of the mobile terminal 10 and the information collection / management server 50 record the program on a computer-readable recording medium, and cause the computer system to read the program recorded on the recording medium. It can be realized by executing. The “computer system” here includes an OS and hardware such as peripheral devices.
Further, the “computer system” includes a homepage providing environment (or display environment) if a WWW system is used.
The “computer-readable recording medium” refers to a storage device such as a flexible medium, a magneto-optical disk, a portable medium such as a ROM and a CD-ROM, and a hard disk incorporated in a computer system. Furthermore, the “computer-readable recording medium” dynamically holds a program for a short time like a communication line when transmitting a program via a network such as the Internet or a communication line such as a telephone line. In this case, a volatile memory in a computer system serving as a server or a client in that case, and a program that holds a program for a certain period of time are also included. The program may be a program for realizing a part of the functions described above, and may be a program capable of realizing the functions described above in combination with a program already recorded in a computer system.

  The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, the specific configuration is not limited to this embodiment, and includes design changes and the like without departing from the gist of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Mobile terminal 11 Control part 12 Input means 13 Display means 14 Storage means 15 Time counting means 16 GPS positioning means 17 Communication means 18 Alarm setting means 19 Alarm starting means 20 GPS positioning system 30 Route search server 40 Information collection and management center 50 Network

Claims (6)

Schedule storage means for storing the user's schedule;
Before the start time of the schedule, action storage means for storing the action to be performed by the user and the time required for the action in association with each other;
Based on the schedule stored in the schedule storage means, the action stored in the action storage means and the time required for the action, a start time acquisition means for obtaining a time at which the user should start the next action,
A notification means for notifying the user of the presence of the next action when a predetermined time before the time when the user should start the next action;
A confirmation operation input means for receiving an input of confirmation that the user has performed the action;
Comprising
The start time acquisition means detects the presence or absence of a schedule delay when the confirmation operation input means receives an input of confirmation that the user has performed the action.   The behavior guidance system according to claim 1, further comprising a route search server that searches for a route related to the schedule when the start time acquisition unit detects a delay in the schedule. An alarm setting means for accepting an input of an alarm clock setting time;
A setting error detection means for determining whether or not the alarm setting time at which the alarm setting means receives an input is later than the time to wake up determined from the schedule;
When the setting error detection means determines that the alarm setting time is later than the time to wake up, an alarm activation means for issuing a warning indicating that the alarm setting time is not normal; and
The behavior guidance system according to claim 1, further comprising: A normal required time storage means for storing a time normally required for performing a predetermined action;
Current required time acquisition means for acquiring the current required time;
Comprising
When the difference between the current time and the time at which the predetermined action is to be performed is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold, the start time acquisition unit starts the next action using the normally required time. When the difference between the current time and the time when the predetermined action should be performed is less than the threshold, the time when the user should start the next action is calculated using the current required time The action guidance system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein An action guidance method for an action guidance system comprising: a schedule storage unit that stores a user's schedule; and an action storage unit that associates and stores an action to be performed by the user and a time required for the action before the start time of the schedule. Because
The start time acquisition means obtains the start time for the user to start the next action based on the schedule stored in the schedule storage means, the action stored in the action storage means and the time required for the action. Steps,
A notification step of notifying the user of the presence of the next action when the notification means is a predetermined time before the time when the user should start the next action;
A confirmation operation input step in which the confirmation operation input means receives an input of confirmation that the user has performed the action;
When the start time acquisition means is input for confirmation that the user has performed the action in the confirmation operation input step, a delay detection step for detecting whether there is a delay in the schedule;
An action guidance method comprising: A schedule storage means for storing the user's schedule and an action storage means for storing the action to be performed by the user and the time required for the action in association with each other before the start time of the schedule are provided, and a schedule action plan is performed. On the computer,
Based on the schedule stored in the schedule storage means, the action stored in the action storage means and the time required for the action, a start time acquisition step for obtaining a time at which the user should start the next action;
A notification step of notifying the user of the presence of the next action when a predetermined time before the time when the user should start the next action;
A confirmation operation input step in which the confirmation operation input means receives an input of confirmation that the user has performed the action;
A delay detection step for detecting the presence or absence of a schedule delay when input of confirmation that the user has performed the action is performed in the confirmation operation input step;
A program for running

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