EP1166538A2 - Systeme et procede de telecommunications, de paiement de factures, de surveillance medicale et de jeu - Google Patents

Systeme et procede de telecommunications, de paiement de factures, de surveillance medicale et de jeu

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EP1166538A2
EP1166538A2 EP00915111A EP00915111A EP1166538A2 EP 1166538 A2 EP1166538 A2 EP 1166538A2 EP 00915111 A EP00915111 A EP 00915111A EP 00915111 A EP00915111 A EP 00915111A EP 1166538 A2 EP1166538 A2 EP 1166538A2
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telecommunication
terminal
information
confirmation
telecommunications
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Günter Schmid
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Nets AG
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    • G06—COMPUTING OR CALCULATING; COUNTING
    • G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • G06Q20/00—Payment architectures, schemes or protocols
    • G06Q20/04—Payment circuits
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    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
    • G07F17/00—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services
    • G07F17/0014—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services for vending, access and use of specific services not covered anywhere else in G07F17/00
    • H—ELECTRICITY
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    • H04M—TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04M15/00—Arrangements for metering, time-control or time indication ; Metering, charging or billing arrangements for voice wireline or wireless communications, e.g. VoIP
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    • H04M3/487—Arrangements for providing information services, e.g. recorded voice services or time announcements
    • H04M3/4872—Non-interactive information services
    • H04M3/4878—Advertisement messages
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    • H04M3/487—Arrangements for providing information services, e.g. recorded voice services or time announcements
    • H04M3/493—Interactive information services, e.g. directory enquiries ; Arrangements therefor, e.g. interactive voice response [IVR] systems or voice portals
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
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    • H04M2215/00—Metering arrangements; Time controlling arrangements; Time indicating arrangements
    • H04M2215/01—Details of billing arrangements
    • H04M2215/0196—Payment of value-added services, mainly when their charges are added on the telephone bill, e.g. payment of non-telecom services, e-commerce, on-line banking
    • H—ELECTRICITY
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
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    • H04M3/00—Automatic or semi-automatic exchanges
    • H04M3/38—Graded-service arrangements, i.e. some subscribers prevented from establishing certain connections

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  • the invention relates to systems and methods for telecommunications, for paying costs, for medical surveillance and for games according to the preambles of the independent claims.
  • Today's telecommunication systems are designed in such a way that they can be used to carry out individual communication according to addressee and content.
  • modern end devices increasingly have a visual display which is used to display administrative and organizational information.
  • customary payment systems are checks or credit card systems, the latter being used to check the creditworthiness of banks or credit card providers based on information and knowledge previously collected.
  • Medical monitoring systems usually have electronic devices with which measurements (for example blood pressure, pulse frequency, temperature, blood values) can be carried out. Insofar as such devices are used in the home, access to specialist knowledge and the associated qualified evaluation of the data obtained is usually only possible to a limited extent.
  • measurements for example blood pressure, pulse frequency, temperature, blood values
  • the object of the invention is to provide systems and methods for telecommunications, for paying costs, for medical surveillance and for games which use modern telecommunications systems.
  • a telecommunications system can be designed such that, in addition to the transmission of individually configurable information (for example a telephone conversation between two subscribers), it allows the transmission of non-individual information to a terminal.
  • This can be general information, for example weather reports, event information, advertising, etc.
  • the non-individual information can be optical and / or acoustic in nature.
  • the system can be designed so that the user of a terminal can determine whether or not to allow the transmission of non-individual information to his terminal. Allowing the transfer can affect billing mode. If user information is transmitted as non-individual information (weather report, event reports), the user of the end device can be charged an expensive tariff or an additional amount. If the non-individual information is of an advertising nature, the user can be assigned a credit or a cheaper tariff.
  • “Individually configurable” information in the sense of this application can be information that is addressed to individual addressees, for example the content of a telephone talk between two participants, an e-mail, a fax or similar.
  • "Non-individual” information in the sense of this application can be information that is sent to several recipients without differentiation according to individual recipients, for example at the same time or in succession, possibly depending on certain system states. However, the non-individual information can have certain specifications. You can e.g. B. be specific for certain, system-known user parameters (e.g.
  • non-individual information can be specified regionally, for example by different fixed sending stations send different non-individual information.
  • the non-individual information can originate from an information source that feeds different information locally and differently (for example according to geographical areas, such as cities, counties, etc.) and transmits it to the terminal.
  • the terminal can in particular be a mobile radio telephone.
  • a payment system can also use a telecommunication device, for example a terminal such as a mobile radio telephone.
  • a cost entry point e.g. cash register in a department store, petrol pump at the petrol station, fee calculation for a subscribed newspaper
  • data relating to the desired payment transaction are transmitted from the cost recording center via a first telecommunication device connected to a second telecommunication device assigned to the payer or debtor. In particular, this can be the amount, recipient, date, etc.
  • payment Via the second telecommunication device belonging to / associated with the debtor, payment can be initiated in such a way that a settlement device creates a charge for the debtor and a credit note for the creditor.
  • the billing facility can be, for example, that of the telecommunications provider or that of a financial institution. Payment can be initiated by entering a code. The use of this payment method can influence the billing for telecommunication services that are used by the user, for example in that he receives credit or cheaper tariffs.
  • the second telecommunication device can be a mobile radio telephone.
  • a credit check of the debtor can be carried out in the course of the procedure. It preferably takes place before the credit or debit is generated.
  • reference can be made to previously collected data and to the debtor's previously experienced behavior.
  • a medical monitoring system has a medical diagnostic device that generates electronic data and a telecommunication device that receives the data from the diagnostic device and transmits it via a telecommunication system.
  • the aim of the transfer can be an evaluation system or database system of an automatic nature or a doctor or the like.
  • the data received there can be evaluated and processed.
  • the system user can be supplied with information via his or her telecommunication device, for example general messages, information about the diagnostic result, certain requests, or the like.
  • a game system in particular a gaming system, has a central administration device which, on the one hand, can carry out or controls the actual gaming processes and, on the other hand, determines participant costs for this in a cost recording center.
  • the administration device is connected to a telecommunication system via a terminal, for example a modem. It is possible for a player to transmit data to the administration device via a terminal assigned to him, in particular to Make game-relevant entries, for example, to buy a ticket, type certain numbers, or the like. The costs for this are determined by the cost recording center. Otherwise, the billing is then carried out using the payment system as described above.
  • Fig. 1 shows a schematic block diagram of an inventive
  • FIG. 2 as a schematic block diagram of an inventive
  • FIG. 3 as a schematic block diagram of a medical monitoring system according to the invention
  • FIG. 4 as a schematic block diagram of an inventive
  • terminals 100 or 120 are a stationary terminal advises, for example a telephone.
  • 100 is a cellular phone. It has a display 101, a loudspeaker 102, control keys 103, numeric keys 104, an antenna 105 and a microphone 106. It communicates with a stationary antenna or transmitters 130 by radio.
  • an information source 140 which supplies non-individual information to a subscriber or his terminal 100, 120.
  • This can be informational information (event information, weather reports, traffic information, ...) / or advertising. A combination of the two is also possible.
  • the representation in FIG. 1 appears as if the information source 140 is a further subscriber, it is pointed out that the information source is generally present centrally and can therefore be thought of more as being in the switching system 110.
  • the information source can also be assigned to a specific transmitter 130. Information sources 140 assigned to different transmitters can send the same and / or different information.
  • a release device 150, 151 can be provided which blocks or releases the transmission of the non-individual information from the information source 140.
  • the enabling device 150, 151 can have a subscriber-specific or terminal-specific effect. It can be operated by the respective user of the connection or of the terminal. The operation can be carried out "on-line” (selecting, for example, a corresponding service provider and making certain settings) or "off-line” (written request to release or block). The release or blocking takes effect then for a particular device. If, for example, the user of the mobile radio telephone 100 releases the import of the non-individual information from the information source 140, this information a priori only reaches his terminal 100, but not automatically also to another terminal, for example 120.
  • a billing device 160 is provided in the system, which bills in the usual way for telecommunications services for the individual subscribers or terminals.
  • the system can be designed such that the actuation of the release device influences the accounting in the accounting device 160. If useful information is presented, this can lead to a charge or a more expensive tariff for the respective user if or as soon as the import of the non-individual information is released. If, on the other hand, advertising is brought in, this can lead to a credit note or a cheaper tariff. If a mix of both pieces of information is offered, billing can remain unaffected.
  • a separate protocol that is adapted to specific needs can be used to transmit the non-individual information from the information source 140.
  • Menu-like displays hotels, cinemas, restaurants, events, traffic, e.g. regionally differentiated, weather), which in turn have submenus, etc., can take place in the terminal.
  • the non-individual information from the information source 140 is not participant-specific, it can, as already indicated above, be socio-economically specified or location-specific. Thus, different local exchanges information sources 140 can be assigned with different content, so that, for. B. a user in the Gunzenhausen area would only receive hotels, cinemas and events in the Gunzenhausen area via the transmitter assigned to this room. If the presented non-individual information is of an advertising nature, a bonus system can be implemented in accordance with the release of the non-individual information.
  • the billing 160 is not directly influenced. Rather, a recording takes place in a recording device 170, in which it is recorded how many, how often and / or how long advertising messages are received. Credit or credits can then develop that can be used in a certain way.
  • a confirmation mechanism can further be provided on the presentation thereof on the terminal. It can be designed so that the user of the terminal on the terminal confirms receipt of the advertising message, for example by pressing a button. In particular, this can be designed in such a way that a key must be pressed which is designated by the non-individual information. This ensures that the user of the terminal perceives the non-individual information.
  • Such confirmation information can be collected in the terminal and / or transmitted to the switching system 110. In particular, this can lead to influencing billing 160 via a further device 180. In particular, cheaper rates or credits can be given when confirming information.
  • a timer can be provided in the terminal, which records the time of receipt of the non-individual information, in particular the time of confirmation. Correlations can be made between the time of receipt or confirmation and other data. The times and / or the correlation results can be transmitted to the switching system as above.
  • the non-individual information can be rer pause are presented, for example optically, or after ending a phone call (pressing the "hang up” key).
  • the information can also be displayed permanently or in "free times”.
  • a request can be provided in addition to advertising information, for example "press 9".
  • the terminal can be designed so that further operation is only possible when the requested key is pressed. It can also be designed so that the device can be operated even without actuating the requested key. However, the device 180 is then not taken into account.
  • a terminal device adapted according to the invention can have one or more of the following features: large display with higher resolution and more brilliant colors, automatic dialing into the switching system 110 for the purpose of reporting back any confirmations that may have been collected, expanded memory for storing additional software, protocols and other data, improved Energy management for mobile phones.
  • a staggered credit system in particular a staggered credit system can be implemented: when information source 140 is released for one participant, this participant is first credited (device 150). A further credit note (facility 180) is made in accordance with any confirmations that may have been made for the transmitted advertising information.
  • FIG. 2 shows a payment system according to the invention. It has a cost entry point 220 with which costs to be paid are recorded. This can be, for example, a department store checkout, a corresponding terminal, e.g. in a travel agency, a petrol pump at a petrol station, or a computer that bills for certain services (e.g. public utilities, newspaper subscription, ).
  • a cost entry center 220 recorded the costs to be paid, possibly accumulated over certain periods, and shown earlier or later than due for payment.
  • Data relating to the payment is then transferred from the cost recording center to a telecommunication device 200, 210 assigned to the debtor.
  • the transferred data can include, in particular, the amount, possibly the name of the debtor (if known), creditor, general information.
  • the connection between the cost entry point and the telecommunication device assigned to the debtor can be triggered by the cost entry point or by the debtor.
  • a telephone number can be assigned to a cost entry point 220.
  • each petrol pump can be assigned a telephone number which is clearly indicated on the petrol pump.
  • the telecommunications device assigned to the debtor can be a fixed telephone 210 or a mobile radio telephone 200 (with an optical display 201, loudspeaker 202, control keys 203, number keys 204, antenna 205 and microphone 206).
  • Payment of the amount can be initiated via the telecommunications device 200, 210. This can be done, for example, by entering a code known only to the legal user of the terminal. For example, the personal identification number (PIN) assigned to a mobile phone can be entered.
  • a billing device 240 which is accessible via the telecommunications switching system 230, can generate a billing in such a way that the debtor (owner of the telecommunications device 200, 210) receives a direct debit 241 and a credit note 242 is issued to the owner of the cost entry point 220.
  • a billing device 240 is shown schematically in FIG. 2. It is represented as a participant in the communication system. This is one way of implementation. For example, to act as a bank. Upon confirmation on the debtor's terminal, the billing device would be called automatically and generate credit notes and direct debits as described.
  • Another option is to use the billing facility of the telecommunications service provider.
  • the billing device is not as a participant in the system, but rather as an inherent system component.
  • the billing can also take place in cooperation between the telecommunication service provider and another organization, for example a bank.
  • the telecommunications service provider collects data relating to the payment transaction (e.g. amount, debtor, creditor, confirmation, time, ...) and, if necessary, transfers this together with data from other payment transactions to a bank, for example, which initiates the corresponding transactions.
  • An account of the debtor is symbolized by 241 and an account of the creditor by 242.
  • the billing device of the telecommunications service provider can be, for example, those accounts on which the charges for the telecommunications services used are also noted.
  • direct debits and credit notes are entered into these accounts.
  • a credit check can be carried out before the payment is actually initiated (creation of the credits and debits). This can be done automatically and referring to agreements with the customer, knowledge regarding payment practices, etc. Such data can be stored in a database 243, to which the accounting device 240 has access.
  • the creditworthiness check can be carried out immediately after the data has been sent from the cost recording center, or only after the user has given the confirmation via the terminal device 200, 210. If the credit check shows that the user is good for the payment in principle and in the amount planned, the execution is carried out (generating the credit note and the debit). Appropriate confirmation can be given to creditors and debtors. If the credit check reveals deficits, the payment can be refused.
  • the creditor and / or the debtor can receive credit for using this payment method. If the billing system of a telecommunications service provider is used, the use of the payment method described can, for example, result in a cheaper tariff being set.
  • the cost entry point in the narrower sense can be designed conventionally.
  • a control device 222 which collects the data relevant to the payment method according to the invention, processes it if necessary, and carries out general control measures.
  • Communication device 244 may be provided, for example a modem or ISDN card.
  • adjustments can be made in such a way that certain protocols and sequences are stored and can be called up.
  • certain security measures can be provided. For example, a CPU with its own identifier can be provided to protect against misuse.
  • certain or special codings can be made if necessary.
  • FIG. 3 shows a medical monitoring system according to the invention. It is particularly suitable for medical surveillance that patients can or want to carry out themselves and especially outside of specialized facilities such as medical practices or hospitals.
  • the system has a medical diagnostic device that can generate at least electronic data, preferably digital in nature. It can be, for example, electronic thermometers, blood pressure measuring devices, muscle action potential measuring devices, blood value measuring devices or the like.
  • the diagnostic device can be connected at least to a telecommunication device. It is preferably integrated with or in this.
  • Fig. 3 shows this embodiment.
  • the telecommunication device 300 with display 301, loudspeaker 302, control keys 303, numeric keypad 304, antenna 305 and microphone 306 has, for example, electrodes 307 with which muscle action potentials (potential differences on the skin) can be detected. Alternatively or additionally, 308 identifies a temperature sensor.
  • the data determined by the diagnostic device are transmitted via the telecommunication device 300 via a telecommunication system 110.
  • An evaluation device 320 in the broadest sense can be the recipient. For its part, it assigns a Communication device 325, for example a telephone, a modem or an ISDN card.
  • a checking device 322 can be provided which evaluates the received data. The evaluation can include: correlation of the data with one another, correlation with previously obtained data, comparison of the data with threshold values, access to databases 324 (either - as shown - locally or again via a communication system 110).
  • a message can be sent to the user via a device 323 (for example, "You are fine!, "Consult a doctor", “Check temperature further"). This can happen automatically.
  • the message can be audible and / or optically, e.g. B. by an automatic call with a voice message.
  • a reminder device 321 can also be provided. It reminds the system user via a message to his telecommunication device 300 that certain actions have been taken. It can be designed so that it only becomes active (sends a reminder to the user) if expected values do not arrive in time, e.g. b. are behind by a certain amount of time.
  • the reminder function can also be used without the diagnostic function, for example to remind you to take certain medications.
  • the user-side telecommunication device 300 can then be designed in a conventional manner.
  • the reminder device 321 can operate in accordance with the results of the checking device 322.
  • a separate protocol can be used for data transmission. Codings can be provided.
  • the billing for the utilized services may be effected in conventional manner or as reference 2 beschrie ⁇ ben to FIG..
  • the method has the advantage that examinations can be carried out at home, but nevertheless access to extensive specialist knowledge is possible by transferring the data to a specially designed location. There, well-founded assessments can be made and further measures can be triggered.
  • the diagnostic and telecommunication device integrated according to the invention on the one hand has the features of a mobile radio telephone (generally display 301, loudspeaker 302, control keys 303, numeric keypad 304, antenna 305 and microphone 306), and on the other hand diagnostic equipment (for example electrodes 307 for measuring muscle action potentials) Creation of an EKG, and / or temperature sensor area 308).
  • diagnostic equipment for example electrodes 307 for measuring muscle action potentials
  • suitable signal conversion and processing devices are provided which convert the data obtained from the diagnostic devices and process them in a suitable manner.
  • an interface between the diagnostic device and the mobile radio device is provided, which enables data transmission. Means for implementing special protocols can be provided. On the receiver side, facilities are also available that work according to the same protocols.
  • FIG. 4 shows a gaming system, in particular a gaming system. It has a telecommunication device 100, in particular a mobile radio telephone.
  • An administration device 400 can be called via a switching network 110, which takes the necessary measures for the game and stores data. It can be, for example, a lottery system in which numbers are typed by the player, these typed numbers are stored in the administration device, are later compared with numbers actually drawn and notifications are issued to players in accordance with the results.
  • the game system according to the invention is suitable for carrying out actions relevant to the game via the telecommunication device, for example buying lots or typing numbers. Suitable protocols can be provided on the transmitter and receiver side for this purpose.
  • the entries are checked for formal admissibility (for example completeness, timeliness, etc.).
  • the costs for the desired game can be determined in a cost entry point 220 and billed. Payment can be made as described with reference to FIG. 2.
  • the received game-relevant data are finally stored in a memory or a database 420.
  • the binding acceptance of the entered data can be made dependent on the effective payment.
  • a reminder function or component can be provided which reminds of the taking of game-relevant actions, in particular if these are limited in time (e.g. lottery).
  • the memory can be optically and / or acoustically, e.g. B. by an automatic call with a voice message. Suitable data and / or messages can then be transmitted to the end device of the user at certain times.
  • the administration device 400 also provides a telecommunications device 410, for example a modem or an ISDN card.
  • a telecommunications device 410 for example a modem or an ISDN card.

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Abstract

Systèmes et procédés de télécommunications, de paiement de factures, de surveillance médicale et de réalisation d'actions relatives à des jeux, qui sont fondés sur les possibilités de télécommunications modernes. Outre des informations pouvant être échangées et individuellement conçues, lesdits systèmes permettent d'offrir à un utilisateur des informations non individuelles. Des procédures de paiement peuvent être exécutées par l'intermédiaire d'un appareil de télécommunications, par exemple un téléphone mobile. Des données médicales et des actions relatives à des jeux peuvent être transmises de la même manière.
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