JP2021047594A - Program and information processing apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

To give a user sufficient motivation to add an actual travel route to a schedule.SOLUTION: A program causes a computer to function as: additional means 52 for adding a travel route from a departure point to an arrival point to a user travel schedule in response to a request from a terminal device 12; setting means 54 for setting one or more via-points on the added travel route as checkpoints; transmission means 56 for transmitting the set checkpoint to the terminal device 12; receiving means 58 for receiving passing information indicating that the set checkpoint has been passed from the terminal device 12; and rewarding means 60 for rewarding a user on the basis of reception of transit information.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to a program and an information processing device.

Conventionally, a system for managing a user's schedule has been known.

In this regard, Non-Patent Document 1 discloses a technique of adding a search result by an application for searching a user's movement route to a user's calendar as a movement schedule.

Satoko Kimura, "Combining technique of Google Maps and Google Calendar that enables schedule management without waste including travel time", [online], October 1, 2017, [Search on September 16, 2017 ], Internet <URL: http://blog.kimutax.com/Google-map-and-calendar>

Here, in the technique described in Non-Patent Document 1, even if the user actually uses the movement route added to the calendar (schedule), the user is not given an incentive. Therefore, there is a problem that the user cannot be sufficiently motivated to add the movement route actually used to the schedule.

The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and an object of the present invention is to provide a program and an information processing apparatus capable of sufficiently motivating a user to add a movement route actually used to a schedule. To do.

In order to solve the above problems, the program according to the first aspect of the present invention uses a computer capable of communicating with each user's terminal device as a movement route from a departure point to an arrival point in response to a request from the terminal device. An additional means for adding the above to the movement schedule of the user, a setting means for setting one or a plurality of waypoints in the added movement route as checkpoints, a transmission means for transmitting the set checkpoint to the terminal device, and the like. It functions as a receiving means for receiving passing information indicating that the set checkpoint has been passed from the terminal device, and a granting means for giving a reward to the user based on receiving the passing information.

Further, in the second aspect of the present invention, the receiving means receives the passing information in response to the reception of the request from the user for transmitting the passing information by the terminal device.

Further, in the third aspect of the present invention, the setting means updates the set checkpoint to a different checkpoint according to a predetermined condition, and the transmitting means transmits the updated checkpoint to the terminal device. To do.

Further, in the fourth aspect of the present invention, the predetermined condition is that a failure has occurred in a part or all of the movement route.

Further, in the fifth aspect of the present invention, the predetermined condition is that the user changes the movement route added to the movement schedule.

Further, in the sixth aspect of the present invention, the computer functions as a predicting means for predicting the congestion status of each movement route based on the movement schedule of each user.

Further, in the seventh aspect of the present invention, the predetermined condition is that congestion is predicted in a part or all of the movement route.

Further, in the eighth aspect of the present invention, when the granting means receives the passage information indicating that the updated checkpoint has been passed, or when the granting means receives the passage information indicating that the normal checkpoint has been passed. Give more rewards than.

Further, in the ninth aspect of the present invention, the passage information includes the passage time of the set checkpoint, and the granting means includes the scheduled passage time of the checkpoint set in the movement schedule and the check. When the difference from the passing time of the points is equal to or longer than the predetermined time, the reward to be given is reduced.

Further, the information processing device according to the tenth aspect of the present invention is an information processing device capable of communicating with a terminal device of each user, and is a movement route from a departure point to an arrival point in response to a request from the terminal device. Is added to the user's travel schedule, setting means for setting one or more waypoints in the added travel route as checkpoints, and transmission of transmitting the set checkpoints to the terminal device. Means, receiving means for receiving passing information indicating that the set checkpoint has been passed from the terminal device, granting means for giving a reward to the user based on receiving the passing information, and To be equipped.

According to the present invention, it is possible to sufficiently motivate the user to add a movement route actually used to the schedule.

It is a block diagram which shows an example of the whole structure of the schedule management system which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows an example of the hardware composition of the server apparatus shown in FIG. It is a block diagram which shows an example of the functional configuration of a server device. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the process of setting and updating a checkpoint in the schedule management system which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the checkpoint list page displayed on a terminal device. It is a figure which shows an example of the checkpoint update page displayed on a terminal device. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the process of giving a reward in the schedule management system which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the declaration page displayed on a terminal device. It is a figure which shows an example of the reward giving page displayed on a terminal device.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention (hereinafter, appropriately referred to as “the present embodiment”) will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In order to facilitate understanding of the description, the same components and steps are designated by the same reference numerals as much as possible in each drawing, and duplicate description is omitted.

<Overall configuration>
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of the schedule management system 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, the schedule management system 1 according to the present embodiment includes a server device 10 and one or more terminal devices 12. The server device 10 and the terminal device 12 are connected to each other so as to be able to communicate with each other via a communication network NT such as an intranet, the Internet, or a telephone line.

The server device 10 is an information processing device (computer) that manages the schedules of one or a plurality of users. The server device 10 makes the schedule viewable or adds a schedule based on a user's instruction via the terminal device 12.

The terminal device 12 is an information processing device operated by the user. The user operates the terminal device 12 to access the server device 10. Examples of the terminal device 12 include various devices such as mobile phones, smartphones, tablets, and personal computers. The terminal device 12 has a function of acquiring the current position information of the terminal device 12 such as GPS (Global Positioning System) and a function of detecting the acceleration given to the terminal device 12 such as an acceleration sensor. Is preferable.

<Hardware configuration>
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the server device 10 shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 2, the server device 10 includes a control device 20, a communication device 26, and a storage device 28. The control device 20 mainly includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 22 and a memory 24.

In the control device 20, the CPU 22 functions as various functional means by executing a predetermined program stored in the memory 24, the storage device 28, or the like. Details of this functional means will be described later.

The communication device 26 is composed of a communication interface or the like for communicating with an external device. The communication device 26 transmits / receives (communicates) various types of information with, for example, the terminal device 12.

The storage device 28 is composed of a hard disk or the like. The storage device 28 stores various programs and various information necessary for executing the process in the control device 20, and information on the processing result.

The server device 10 can be realized by using an information processing device such as a dedicated or general-purpose server computer. Further, the server device 10 may be composed of a single information processing device or may be composed of a plurality of information processing devices distributed on the communication network NT. Further, FIG. 2 shows only a part of the main hardware configurations of the server device 10, and the server device 10 can include other configurations generally provided by the server. Further, the hardware configuration of the plurality of terminal devices 12 can be provided with the same configuration as the server device 10 except that, for example, an operating means, a display device, and the like are provided.

<Functional configuration>
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the server device 10.

As shown in FIG. 3, the server device 10 has, as a functional configuration, a storage means 50, an additional means 52, a setting means 54, a transmission means 56, a reception means 58, an addition means 60, and a prediction means 62. And. The storage means 50 is realized by one or more storage devices 28. A functional configuration other than the storage means 50 is realized by the control device 20 executing a program stored in the storage device 28 or the like.

The storage means 50 is, for example, a functional means for storing the web page 50A, the route information 50B, the user information 50C, and the schedule 50D.

The web page 50A includes a plurality of web pages such as a schedule list page and a login page that can list the user's schedule. The route information 50B includes, for example, the name of each route of transportation means such as trains and buses all over Japan, and the departure time, arrival time, fare, etc. of the transportation means in each route. The user information 50C is provided for each user and includes a user ID, a name, a gender, an address, a contact, a login ID, a password, a reward given, and the like. The schedule 50D is provided for each user, and includes location information, target information at a place indicated by the location information, target start time information indicated by the objective information, and objective end time information indicated by the objective information. In addition, the schedule 50D includes a movement schedule between the user's schedules. The travel schedule includes route information, departure time information, and arrival time information. This route information includes the names and charges of transportation means such as trains and buses.

The additional means 52 is a functional means for adding (registering) a movement route to the user's schedule 50D. In the present embodiment, the additional means 52 adds a movement route from the departure point to the arrival point to the user's movement schedule in response to a request from the user's terminal device 12. For this movement route, for example, information such as a departure point, an arrival point, and a departure date and time is input to the terminal device 12 by a user, and one or a plurality of movement routes searched according to the input information and the route information 50B. This is one movement route selected by the user in the terminal device 12.

The setting means 54 is a functional means for setting a checkpoint. In the present embodiment, the setting means 54 sets one or more waypoints in the movement route added to the user's movement schedule by the additional means 52 as checkpoints, and adds (registers) to the movement schedule. This checkpoint may be a place for getting on and off at a station, a bus stop, a taxi stand, etc., or a place on a route such as between stations or between bus stops that is passed during boarding. For example, in the setting means 54, the departure point of the added movement route is "A station", the first transfer point is "B station", the second transfer point is "C station", and the arrival point is "D station". In the case of, for example, "A station" which is the departure point, "B station" which is the first transfer point, "C station" which is the second transfer point, and "D station" which is the arrival point. , Are set as checkpoints respectively.

Further, the setting means 54 adds the scheduled transit time (scheduled date and time) of the set checkpoint to the user's travel schedule based on the travel route added to the user's travel schedule. Specifically, when the time for the user to get on and off at the checkpoint (for example, station A) is "9:03", the setting means 54 sets, for example, "9:03" as the scheduled transit time of the checkpoint. And. Further, when the time (transfer time) for the user to transfer at the checkpoint (for example, station B) is "9:25 to 9:35", the setting means 54 sets, for example, "9:30" in the middle. The scheduled transit time of the checkpoint.

Further, the setting means 54 updates (resets) the checkpoint set according to the predetermined condition to a different checkpoint. As this predetermined condition, a failure (for example, an operation failure such as an accident or a delay) has occurred in a part or all of the movement route added to the movement schedule, or the movement route added to the movement schedule by the user (for example, traffic). Means) has been changed, congestion has been predicted in part or all of the movement routes added to the movement schedule by the prediction means 62, and the like.

The transmission means 56 is a functional means for transmitting various information to the terminal device 12. In this embodiment, the transmitting means 56 transmits one or more checkpoints set by the setting means 54 to the terminal device 12. Specifically, the transmission means 56 generates a list page of one or a plurality of set checkpoints, transmits it to the terminal device 12, and displays it on the display device (screen) of the terminal device 12. Further, the transmission means 56 transmits the checkpoint updated by the setting means 54 to the terminal device 12. Specifically, the transmission means 56 generates an updated list page of one or a plurality of checkpoints, transmits it to the terminal device 12, and displays it on the display device (screen) of the terminal device 12.

The receiving means 58 is a functional means for receiving various information from the terminal device 12. In the present embodiment, the receiving means 58 receives the passing information indicating that the checkpoint set or updated by the setting means 54 has been passed from the terminal device 12. This transit information includes the transit time (actual transit time) of the set checkpoint.

Further, the receiving means 58 receives the passing information in response to the reception of the request from the user for transmitting the passing information by the terminal device 12. For example, when the terminal device 12 detects that it is located in the vicinity of the checkpoint set or updated by the setting means 54 by GPS, an acceleration sensor, or the like, whether or not to transmit the passage information of the checkpoint to the server device 10. Display the screen that accepts the request (whether or not the checkpoint has been declared). Then, when the terminal device 12 receives the request from the user, the terminal device 12 transmits the passage information to the receiving means 58.

The granting means 60 is a functional means for giving a reward to the user. In the present embodiment, the granting means 60 grants a reward to the user based on the receiving means 58 receiving the passage information from the terminal device 12. Examples of this reward include points with monetary value and coupons that can be used at physical stores and online stores. For example, when the checkpoint is updated by the setting means 54, the granting means 60 has passed the normal checkpoint when the receiving means 58 receives the passing information indicating that the checkpoint has passed the updated checkpoint. More rewards are given than when the receiving means 58 receives the passing information indicating. This normal checkpoint is, for example, a checkpoint that has never been updated, and is a checkpoint initially set by the setting means 54. Specifically, the granting means 60 grants more rewards (for example, twice as many points) when the user passes the updated checkpoint than when the user passes the normal checkpoint. The given reward is stored in the user information 50C, for example.

Further, in the granting means 60, the difference between the scheduled passing time of the checkpoint set by the setting means 54 in the user's movement schedule and the passing time (actual passing time) of the checkpoint included in the passing information is a predetermined time. If this is the case, the reward to be given will be reduced. For example, the granting means 60 reduces the points to be granted by 50% when the difference between the planned transit time and the transit time is 15 minutes or more, and does not grant points when the difference is 30 minutes or more. ..

The prediction means 62 is a functional means for predicting the congestion status of each movement route. In the present embodiment, the prediction means 62 predicts the congestion status of each movement route based on the movement schedule of each user. For example, the prediction means 62 includes the number of users who are planning to use a certain movement route in the movement schedule of the schedule 50D, the number of people who can accommodate the transportation means used in the certain movement route, and the past of the certain movement route. The congestion situation is predicted based on the congestion rate of.

<Process flow related to checkpoints>
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of a flow of processing for setting and updating checkpoints in the schedule management system 1 according to the present embodiment. Further, the processing of the following steps is started at the timing when one movement route is selected (operated) by the user in the terminal device 12, for example, from the searched one or a plurality of movement routes. The contents of the following processes and the order of the processes can be changed as appropriate.

(Step SP10)
The terminal device 12 transmits a request (additional request) for adding one movement route selected by the user to the movement schedule of the user to the server device 10. Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP12.

(Step SP12)
The receiving means 58 of the server device 10 receives an additional request from the terminal device 12. In response to this, the additional means 52 of the server device 10 adds (registers) one movement route to the user's movement schedule. Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP14.

(Step SP14)
The setting means 54 of the server device 10 newly sets one or a plurality of waypoints in the movement route added in step SP12 as checkpoints, and adds them to the user's movement schedule. Subsequently, the setting means 54 adds the scheduled transit time of the set checkpoint to the movement schedule based on the movement route. Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP16.

(Step SP16)
The transmission means 56 of the server device 10 generates a checkpoint list page based on the checkpoint added to the movement schedule and the scheduled transit time in step SP14, and transmits the generated checkpoint list page to the terminal device 12. Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP18.

(Step SP18)
The terminal device 12 receives the checkpoint list page from the server device 10. In response to this, the terminal device 12 displays the received checkpoint list page.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the checkpoint list page 100 displayed on the terminal device 12.

As shown in FIG. 5, the checkpoint list page 100 is provided with a checkpoint presentation area 102, a scheduled transit time presentation area 104, and an OK button 106. The checkpoint presentation area 102 shows a list of each set checkpoint. The scheduled transit time presentation area 104 represents the scheduled transit time of each checkpoint.

Returning to FIG. 4, the terminal device 12 stores each checkpoint included in the checkpoint list page 100 and their scheduled transit times. Subsequently, the terminal device 12 transmits to the server device 10 that the OK button 106 has been pressed by the user on the checkpoint list page 100. Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP20.

(Step SP20)
The setting means 54 of the server device 10 determines whether or not the predetermined conditions are satisfied. For example, the setting means 54 affirms the determination when the prediction means 62 predicts congestion in a part or all of the movement route in the user's movement schedule. Then, when the determination is affirmative, the process proceeds to step SP22. On the other hand, when the determination is negative, the process ends a series of processes shown in FIG.

(Step SP22)
The setting means 54 updates (resets) a part or all of the set checkpoints. For example, when the setting means 54 is congested among the movement routes added to the user's movement schedule, the route (transportation means) from the departure point "A station" to the first transfer point "B station" is congested. If predicted, the travel schedule will be updated to a travel route that uses a detour route (transportation means) from "A station" to "E station" that can avoid the congestion. Subsequently, the setting means 54 updates the checkpoint from "B station" to "E station" in the movement schedule, and updates the scheduled transit time based on the transfer time at "E station". Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP24.

(Step SP24)
The transmission means 56 of the server device 10 generates a checkpoint update page based on the checkpoint updated in step SP22, and transmits the generated checkpoint update page to the terminal device 12. Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP26.

(Step SP26)
The terminal device 12 receives the checkpoint update page from the server device 10. In response to this, the terminal device 12 displays the received checkpoint update page.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the checkpoint update page 110 displayed on the terminal device 12.

As shown in FIG. 6, the checkpoint update page 110 is provided with a checkpoint presentation area 112, a scheduled transit time presentation area 114, and an OK button 116. The checkpoint presentation area 102 shows a list of checkpoints before the update and checkpoints after the update. The scheduled transit time presentation area 114 represents the scheduled transit time of the checkpoint before the update and the scheduled transit time of the checkpoint after the update.

Returning to FIG. 4, the terminal device 12 updates (re-stores) each of the updated checkpoints included in the checkpoint update page 110 and their scheduled transit times. Subsequently, the terminal device 12 transmits to the server device 10 that the OK button 116 has been pressed by the user on the checkpoint update page 110. Then, the process ends a series of processes shown in FIG.

<Flow of processing related to reward grant>
FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an example of a flow of processing for giving a reward in the schedule management system 1 according to the present embodiment. Further, the processing of the following steps is started at the timing when it is detected that the terminal device 12 is located around the set or updated checkpoint, for example.

(Step SP30)
The terminal device 12 determines whether or not the difference between the scheduled passing time of the detected checkpoint and the time when it is detected to be located around the checkpoint (actual passing time) is within a predetermined time. For example, the terminal device 12 affirms the determination when the difference between the scheduled transit time and the detected time is within 30 minutes. Then, when the determination is affirmative, the process proceeds to step SP32. On the other hand, when the determination is negative, the process ends a series of processes shown in FIG. 7.

(Step SP32)
The terminal device 12 displays a declaration page for the user to declare the passage of the checkpoint. This declaration is synonymous with a request to send transit information.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the declaration page 120 displayed on the terminal device 12.

As shown in FIG. 8, the declaration page 120 is provided with a checkpoint passage information area 122, a declaration button 124, and a cancel button 126.

Returning to FIG. 7, the process shifts to the process of step SP34.

(Step SP34)
The terminal device 12 determines whether or not the declaration button 124 has been pressed by the user on the declaration page 120. Then, when the determination is affirmative, the process proceeds to step SP36. On the other hand, when the determination is negative, that is, when the cancel button 126 is pressed by the user, the process ends a series of processes shown in FIG.

(Step SP36)
The terminal device 12 transmits the passing information including the information indicating that the checkpoint has been passed and the passing time (actual passing time) of the checkpoint to the server device 10.

(Step SP38)
The receiving means 58 of the server device 10 receives the passage information from the terminal device 12. Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP40.

(Step SP40)
The granting means 60 of the server device 10 grants a reward to the user. In the present embodiment, the granting means 60 has a scheduled transit time of the checkpoint included in the user's movement schedule and a transit time (actual transit time) of the checkpoint included in the transit information received in step SP38. If the difference is less than 15 minutes, 100 points will be awarded to the user. On the other hand, the granting means 60 grants 50 points to the user when the difference is 15 minutes or more and less than 30 minutes. In addition, when the checkpoint indicated by the passage information that the checkpoint has passed is an updated checkpoint, the granting means 60 doubles the points to be granted. Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP42.

(Step SP42)
The transmission means 56 of the server device 10 generates a reward grant page based on the reward granted in step SP40, and transmits the generated reward grant page to the terminal device 12. Then, the process shifts to the process of step SP44.

(Step SP44)
The terminal device 12 receives the reward granting page from the server device 10. In response to this, the terminal device 12 displays the received reward granting page.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of the reward granting page 130 displayed on the terminal device 12.

As shown in FIG. 9, the reward granting page 130 is provided with a reward information presentation area 132 and a reward balance presentation area 134. The grant information presentation area 132 represents the amount of reward given (acquired by the user) to the user by passing the checkpoint. The reward balance presentation area 134 represents the amount (balance) of the reward owned by the user.

Then, the process ends a series of processes shown in FIG. 7.

<Effect>
As described above, in the present embodiment, the additional means 52 for adding the movement route from the departure point to the arrival point to the user's movement schedule in response to the request from the terminal device 12 for the computer capable of communicating with the terminal device of each user. The setting means 54 for setting one or more waypoints in the added movement route as checkpoints, the transmitting means 56 for transmitting the set checkpoints to the terminal device 12, and the terminal device 12 pass through the set checkpoints. It functions as a receiving means 58 for receiving passing information indicating that the passing information has been performed, and a granting means 60 for giving a reward to the user based on receiving the passing information.

According to this configuration, in order to reward the user who has passed the checkpoint on the travel route added to the travel schedule, it is possible to sufficiently motivate the user to add the travel route actually used to the schedule. it can. In addition, this makes it possible to grasp how each user will move in the future, and it is possible to improve the efficiency of the movement.

Further, in the present embodiment, the receiving means 58 receives the passing information in response to the reception of the request for transmitting the passing information from the user by the terminal device 12.

According to this configuration, since the passing information is received in response to the request for transmitting the passing information from the user, the communication load and the power consumption in the terminal device 12 can be suppressed. Further, since the position information of the terminal device 12 is not automatically transmitted to the computer, the privacy of the user can be considered.

Further, in the present embodiment, the setting means 54 updates the checkpoint set according to the predetermined condition to a different checkpoint, and the transmitting means 56 transmits the updated checkpoint to the terminal device 12.

According to this configuration, the checkpoint can be updated, so that the user can be motivated to pass the updated checkpoint.

Further, in the present embodiment, the predetermined condition is that a failure has occurred in a part or all of the movement route.

According to this configuration, since the checkpoint is updated when a failure occurs on the movement route, the user can be guided to the movement route (checkpoint) in which the failure can be avoided.

Further, in the present embodiment, the predetermined condition is that the user changes the movement route added to the movement schedule.

According to this configuration, since the checkpoint is updated when the user changes the movement route, the user can be motivated to add the movement route actually used to the movement schedule.

Further, in the present embodiment, the computer functions as a prediction means 62 for predicting the congestion status of each movement route based on the movement schedule of each user.

According to this configuration, by rewarding each user who has passed the set checkpoint, it is possible to sufficiently give each user the motivation to add the movement route actually used to the schedule. Therefore, it is possible to accurately predict the congestion status of the movement route based on the movement schedule of each user.

Further, in the present embodiment, the predetermined condition is that congestion is predicted in a part or all of the movement route.

According to this configuration, since the checkpoint is updated according to the predicted congestion in a part or all of the movement route, the user is motivated to pass the updated checkpoint to avoid the congestion. Can be done. Further, by making each user avoid the congestion, the congestion can be alleviated and the flow rate of the user can be controlled.

Further, in the present embodiment, when the granting means 60 receives the passage information indicating that it has passed the updated checkpoint, it is more than when it receives the passage information indicating that it has passed the normal checkpoint. Give a reward.

According to this configuration, passing the updated checkpoint gives a reward more than usual, so that the user can be motivated to pass the updated checkpoint. As a result, it is possible for the user to change the movement schedule to the movement route to be actually used, and to avoid obstacles and congestion.

Further, in the present embodiment, the passing information includes the passing time of the set checkpoint, and the granting means 60 is the difference between the scheduled passing time of the checkpoint set in the movement schedule and the passing time of the checkpoint. If is more than the specified time, the reward to be given is reduced.

According to this configuration, in order to determine the reward in consideration of the scheduled transit time of the checkpoint in the travel schedule and the transit time of the checkpoint, the motivation to add the actual travel time to the user to the schedule. Can be given sufficiently.

<Modification example>
The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. That is, the above-described embodiment with appropriate design changes by those skilled in the art is also included in the scope of the present invention as long as it has the features of the present invention. Further, the elements included in the above-described embodiment and the modifications described later can be combined as much as technically possible, and the combination thereof is also included in the scope of the present invention as long as the features of the present invention are included.

For example, in the above embodiment, the terminal device 12 has described the case where the passing information is transmitted to the receiving means 58 based on the reception of the request from the user, but the terminal device 12 automatically passes through regardless of the request from the user. Information may be sent. Specifically, when the terminal device 12 detects that it is located in the vicinity of the checkpoint set or updated by the setting means 54 by GPS, an acceleration sensor, or the like, the terminal device 12 automatically transmits the passage information of the checkpoint to the server device. Send to 10.

Further, in the above embodiment, the granting means 60 has described the case where the reward is given to the user based on the reception means 58 receiving the checkpoint passage information, but the validity is verified after the movement by the user is completed. After that, the reward may be given. For example, the granting means 60 verifies that there is no evidence that the position information is spoofed (spoofed) in the terminal device 12, and grants a reward. Specifically, the granting means 60 acquires the position information of the terminal device 12 for a certain period of time (for example, 10 minutes) before passing through the checkpoint from the terminal device 12, and the acquired position information and the checkpoint are combined. Verify the validity according to the distance between them and the speed of transportation of the means of transportation that you plan to use. Further, the granting means 60 has made a payment when the terminal device 12 detects a change in acceleration on the movement path or at a station or a bus stop which is a checkpoint (for example, a non-contact by the terminal device 12 at an automatic ticket gate or the like). When it is detected that the formal settlement has been performed), it may be judged to be valid.

Further, in the above embodiment, the granting means 60 has described the case where the granting means 60 grants more rewards when passing through the updated checkpoint than when passing through the normal checkpoint, but the movement added to the movement schedule. The longer the total distance of the route, the more rewards may be given. Specifically, when the total distance of the movement route is less than 50 km, the granting means 60 gives a total of 400 points as a reward when all checkpoints are passed, and when the total distance is 50 km or more and less than 100 km. The total reward is 800 points, and if the total distance is 100 km or more, the total reward is 1200 points.

Further, for example, the granting means 60 may grant a larger reward as the number of checkpoints set by the setting means 54 increases. Specifically, the granting means 60 sets the reward to be granted when passing each of the set checkpoints to 100 points.

Further, for example, when the user has passed all the checkpoints, or when the user has passed the updated checkpoint (for example, a point where operation obstacles and congestion can be avoided) during the movement of the user, the granting means 60 has passed. Special rewards (eg bonus points) may be given.

Further, for example, the granting means 60 sets some checkpoints as special checkpoints among the plurality of checkpoints set by the setting means 54, and a large amount of reward is given when the special checkpoint is passed. You may. Specifically, among a plurality of checkpoints, the setting means 54 sets a special checkpoint at a station or a bus stop where the number of users per day is less than a predetermined number, and the granting means 60 sets the special checkpoint. The reward given when passing the checkpoint is 200 points, and the reward given when passing other checkpoints is 100 points.

Further, for example, the granting means 60 may grant a reward even when the checkpoint before the update is passed. The granting means 60 may give less reward when the user passes the checkpoint before the update than when the user passes the updated checkpoint.

Further, in the above embodiment, the case where the movement route added to the user's movement schedule is a route searched according to the information input to the terminal device 12 and the route information 50B has been described, but this movement route has been described. May be searched (provided) by another service provider (other server device).

Further, in the above embodiment, the granting means 60 describes the case where the granted reward is stored in the user information 50C, but the granting means 60 may be managed by using a blockchain (distributed ledger technology).

Further, in the above embodiment, the case where points are given to the user as a reward has been described, but the points can be used for the next move or when the points are moved to the same place in the past again. It may be an available point. Further, a plurality of rewards may be prepared and the user may be able to select from the plurality of rewards.

Further, in the above embodiment, the setting means 54 has described the case where the checkpoint is updated when a failure occurs in a part or all of the movement route, but the operation of the administrator, the advertiser, or the like of the server device 10 has been described. May be updated by. Further, the setting means 54 may update the checkpoint according to the passage of time.

Further, in the above embodiment, the setting means 54 has described the case of setting the checkpoint, but the check is made based on the user information 50C and / or the weather information such as the user's gender information, preference information, movement frequency, and movement history. Points may be set or updated. For example, the setting means 54 uses a men's clothing store or game shop as a checkpoint when the gender information indicates a man, and when the gender information indicates a woman, a women's clothing store or a cosmetics store. May be set as a checkpoint. Further, the setting means 54 sets, for example, a castle or a history museum as a checkpoint when the preference information indicates a history lover, and sets a tourist attraction as a checkpoint when the preference information indicates a tourist lover. You may. Further, for example, when the weather information indicates sunny, the setting means 54 sets a place where the road condition is bad as a checkpoint, and when the weather information indicates rain, the setting means 54 sets a place where the road condition is good as a checkpoint. It may be set. For example, the setting means 54 may set the drink section as a checkpoint when the weather information indicates sunny, and may set the rain gear section as a checkpoint when the weather information indicates rain.

10 ... server device (computer), 12 ... terminal device, 50 ... storage means, 52 ... additional means, 54 ... setting means, 56 ... transmitting means, 58 ... receiving means, 60 ... granting means, 62 ... predicting means

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A computer that can communicate with each user's terminal device,
An additional means of adding a travel route from a departure point to an arrival point to the user's travel schedule in response to a request from the terminal device.
A setting means for setting one or more waypoints in the added movement route as checkpoints,
A transmission means for transmitting the set checkpoint to the terminal device,
A receiving means for receiving passage information indicating that the set checkpoint has been passed from the terminal device.
Granting means for giving a reward to the user based on receiving the passing information,
A program that functions as. The receiving means receives the passing information in response to the reception of the request from the user for transmitting the passing information by the terminal device.
The program according to claim 1. The setting means updates the set checkpoint to a different checkpoint according to a predetermined condition.
The transmitting means transmits the updated checkpoint to the terminal device.
The program according to claim 1 or 2. The predetermined condition is that a failure has occurred in a part or all of the movement route.
The program according to claim 3. The predetermined condition is that the user has changed the movement route added to the movement schedule.
The program according to claim 3. The computer
A prediction means for predicting the congestion status of each movement route based on the movement schedule of each user.
To function as
The program according to any one of claims 3 to 5. The predetermined condition is that congestion is predicted in a part or all of the movement route.
The program according to claim 6. The granting means grants more rewards when it receives passage information indicating that it has passed the updated checkpoint than when it receives passage information indicating that it has passed a normal checkpoint.
The program according to any one of claims 3 to 7. The transit information includes the transit time of the set checkpoint.
The granting means reduces the reward to be granted when the difference between the scheduled transit time of the checkpoint set in the travel schedule and the transit time of the checkpoint is greater than or equal to a predetermined time.
The program according to any one of claims 1 to 8. An information processing device that can communicate with each user's terminal device.
An additional means of adding a travel route from a departure point to an arrival point to the user's travel schedule in response to a request from the terminal device.
A setting means for setting one or more waypoints in the added movement route as checkpoints, and
A transmission means for transmitting the set checkpoint to the terminal device, and
A receiving means for receiving passage information indicating that the set checkpoint has been passed from the terminal device, and
A granting means for giving a reward to the user based on receiving the passing information, and
Information processing device equipped with.

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