JP2005242778A - Procedure system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To perform identity verification based on a certain standard in various procedures, reduce input errors of procedure data, and reduce time required for the procedures.
SOLUTION: The data recorded on an IC card driver's license C is read and a user's face image is photographed, and the face image data read from the IC card driver's license C is compared with the user's face image. If the person is regarded as the person as a result of the verification, the procedure is performed using the personal data read from the IC card driver's license.
[Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a procedural system used for application procedures for various member registrations, application and renewal procedures for public certificates such as a driver's license, or application procedures for mobile phones.

  Conventionally, in application procedures such as various member registrations, application and renewal procedures for public certificates such as driver's licenses, or application procedures for mobile phones etc., the user fills in the prescribed items on the procedure form, This is done by the operator registering the contents of the procedure sheet in the database. If identity verification is required at the time of the procedure, the operator confirms the identity by comparing the face photo printed on the ID card such as a driver's license with the user's face visually. Yes.

However, the conventional procedure as described above has the following problems. First, there is a possibility that an error occurs when the user himself / herself enters a predetermined item on the procedure sheet, or an input error occurs when the operator registers the contents of the procedure sheet in the database. Secondly, there is a problem in that the procedure takes time and effort because it is necessary for the user to fill in the procedure sheet and the operator to input the contents of the procedure sheet. Third, the operator's visual identity verification is ambiguous by the person, and the verification result of the identity verification (comparison result of the ID card face photo and the user's face) shall be verified later. There is also a problem that cannot be done.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-233783

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention can efficiently carry out the application procedure without errors or input errors, and further, identity verification can be performed based on certain criteria. It is an object of the present invention to provide a procedural system that can perform verification of identity verification results later.

  The procedural system of the present invention acquires reading means for reading data from a personal authentication medium in which the owner's personal data and biometric information data are recorded, and the biometric information of the user who presented the personal authentication medium. A biometric information acquisition unit; a biometric verification unit that determines a verification value indicating a level of verification between the biometric information data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading unit and the biometric information acquired by the biometric information acquisition unit; When the collation value determined by the biometric collation unit is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold, the execution unit executes the procedure of the user using the data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading unit.

  The procedural system of the present invention captures a reading means for reading data from a personal authentication medium in which the personal data and face image data of the owner are recorded, and a face image of the user presenting the personal authentication medium. A photographing unit; a face collating unit for determining a collation value indicating a degree of collation between the face image data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading unit and the face image of the user photographed by the photographing unit; When the collation value determined by the face collating means is greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold, or when the collation value determined by the face collating means is less than the predetermined threshold and the user's procedure is permitted by the operator Executing means for executing the user's procedure using the data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading means; There when it is not permitted, and a stop means to stop the procedures of the user.

  The procedural system of the present invention captures a reading means for reading data from a personal authentication medium in which the personal data and face image data of the owner are recorded, and a face image of the user presenting the personal authentication medium. A photographing unit; a face collating unit for determining a collation value indicating a degree of collation between the face image data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading unit and the face image of the user photographed by the photographing unit; An execution means for executing the procedure of the user using the data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading means when the matching value determined by the face matching means is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold; and the face matching means When the collation value determined by the above is less than a predetermined threshold value, there is a canceling means for canceling the procedure of the user.

  According to this invention, it is possible to efficiently carry out the application procedure without causing typographical errors or input mistakes. Further, identity verification is performed based on certain criteria, and the result of identity verification is later determined. It is possible to provide a procedure system that can be verified by

The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
In the first and second embodiments of the present invention, using the IC card driver's license C as a personal authentication medium (ID card) possessed by the user, various applications, changes, applications, etc. Explain that the procedure is to be performed. The IC card driver's license C is assumed to be an IC card in which an IC chip having a memory is built. In addition, the memory of the IC chip in the IC card driver's license C contains data such as name, address and date of birth as personal data concerning the right owner (person) of the IC card driver's license C, license Data such as the expiry date of the license as the certificate data and the ID number of the license, and images (hereinafter referred to as face images) data (biological information data) including at least a face as the license photo of the user It shall be recorded.

First, the first embodiment will be described.
The first embodiment is a procedure system in which a user and an operator are involved in the procedure. That is, in this first embodiment, a user handles a device for a user and applies for a procedure, and an operator handles a device for an operator in response to the application, and data necessary for identity verification and the procedure. A procedure system for inputting data will be described.

Next, the configuration of the procedure system 10 according to the first embodiment will be described.
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a procedure system 10 according to the first embodiment.
The procedure system 10 includes an IC card reader 11, a processing device 12, a procedure database 13, a verification log 14, an operator management table 15, a camera 16, an input device 17, an operator display device 18, a user display device 19, and the like. Have.

  The IC card reader 11 functions as a reading means and reads data recorded on an IC card driving license. The processing device 12 controls the entire procedure system. The processing device 12 is, for example, a display control of data read from the IC card reader 11, a face matching process (biometric matching process) as a matching means, a process for storing data in various databases as a recording means, and an execution means. It has a function of performing processing such as processing for executing a procedure or processing for canceling a procedure as a canceling means.

  The procedure database 13 is a database for storing data necessary for the procedure. The procedure database 13 records various data acquired when the procedure is permitted. The verification log 14 is a database that records log data for each procedure. In the verification log 14, some or all of the data read from the IC card driver's license C (personal data, license data, and license face photo data as biometric information), images taken by the camera 16 (Biometric information acquired from the user), information indicating the operator who performed the process, and the like are recorded as a result of the face matching process (biometric matching process). The operator management table 15 is a data table for managing information related to operators who can handle the procedure system 10.

  The procedure database 13, the verification log 14, and the operator management table 15 are configured by a storage device such as a hard disk drive that can be accessed by the processing device 12. Further, the procedure database 13, the verification log 14, and the operator management table 15 may be installed outside the processing device 12 as shown in FIG. 1 so that they can be accessed from the processing device 12. You may make it provide in the said processing apparatus 12. FIG.

  The camera 16 functions as a biological information acquisition unit that acquires a face image as biological information. The camera 16 acquires an image including at least the face of the user (hereinafter also referred to as a face image). The camera 16 is constituted by, for example, a digital camera, and takes a user's face image and transfers the face image data to the processing device 12.

  The input device 17 is configured by, for example, a touch panel, a keyboard, or a mouse. The input device 17 is used for data input and the like, and inputs an operation instruction, an operator ID, a personal identification number (PIN), or data necessary for a procedure. The input device 17 may be provided with a user input device and an operator input device.

  The operator display device 18 is an operator display device. The user display device 19 is a user display device. The display contents of the operator display device 18 and the user display device 19 are controlled by the processing device 12. The operator display device 18 displays operation guidance, information on the user during the procedure, and the like as guidance for the operator. The user display device 19 displays an operation guide, a password input guide, and the like as a guide for the user.

Next, the configuration of the operator management table 15 in the procedure system 10 will be described.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the operator management table 15 in the procedure system 10.
The operator management table 15 is a table for managing information related to the operator of the procedure system 10. In the operator management table 15, for example, as shown in FIG. 2, an operator ID, name, password, and the like are recorded. Identification information for identifying each operator is recorded as the operator ID. The name of the operator is recorded as the name. As the password, a password set for each operator is recorded.

  According to the operator management table 15, for example, an operator can be specified by an operator ID, and further, it can be authenticated by a password whether or not the operator is the person himself / herself.

Next, the configuration of the verification log 14 in the procedure system 10 will be described.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the verification log 14 in the procedure system 10. The verification log 14 records information indicating the processing contents of each procedure process executed by the procedure system 10 regardless of whether the procedure is permitted or not. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the collation log 14 records time, license ID, name, camera image, license face photo, collation score, collation result, operator ID, etc. for each procedure process. Is done.

  As the time, a time indicating the time when the procedure process is performed is recorded. As the license ID, identification information such as a license ID for identifying the IC card driving license C of the user who performed the procedure processing is recorded. As the name, the name of the user who performed the procedure processing acquired from the IC card driver's license C is recorded.

  As the camera image, face image data (captured face image data) as biometric information acquired from the user by the camera 16 or data indicating the face image data file is recorded. As the above-mentioned license face photo, data indicating the face image data (license face image data) of the license photo as biometric information obtained from the IC card driving license C presented by the user or the file of the face image data Is recorded.

  As the collation score, a collation value (collation score) obtained by face collation processing between a face image as a camera image and a face image as a license face photo at the time of procedure processing is recorded. As the collation result, it is recorded whether or not the user who performed the procedural process is recognized as the identity as the collation result based on the collation score. As the operator ID, the ID (identification information) of the operator who performed the procedure is recorded.

  According to the collation log 14, the operator who performed the procedure process is specified, the face image as biometric information acquired from the user himself, or the biometric information acquired from the IC card driving license C presented by the user. It becomes possible to confirm the face image data of the license photo and the result of face matching later.

Next, the configuration of the procedure database 13 in the procedure system 10 will be described.
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the procedure database 13 in the procedure system 10.
The procedure database 13 is a database that records data (procedure data) necessary for a procedure acquired by procedure processing when the procedure is permitted. In the procedure database 13, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, a membership number, a license ID, a name, an address, a camera image, a license photo, a telephone number, a registration date, and the like are recorded.

  As the member number, an identification number (member number) given to the user by the procedure processing is recorded. As the license ID, identification information is recorded as ID information for identifying the IC card driving license C presented by the user who performed the procedure. As the name, the name of the user acquired from the IC card driver's license C is recorded. As the address, the user's address acquired from the IC card driver's license C is recorded.

  As the camera image, face image data (captured face image data) as biometric information acquired from the user by the camera 16 or data indicating the face image data file is recorded. As the above-mentioned license face photo, data indicating the face image data (license face image data) of the license photo as biometric information obtained from the IC card driving license C presented by the user or the file of the face image data Is recorded. As the telephone number, the telephone number of the user input by the input device 17 is recorded as necessary. As the registration date, the time when the procedure is performed is recorded as the registration date.

Next, procedure processing by the procedure system 10 will be described.
First, an operator registration process will be described.
In the procedure system 10, registration processing for each operator is performed in advance. First, an operator ID and a password are given to an operator who is given the authority to use the procedure system 10 by an administrator who has the authority to manage the procedure system 10. When an operator ID and a password are given to the operator, the operator management table 15 registers the name of the operator and the password for the operator corresponding to the operator ID.

  As a result, the operator registered in the operator management table 15 can handle the procedure system. In this way, by registering information related to the operator in the operator management table 15, it is possible to manage the operators who can use the procedure system 10, and further, the procedure processing is performed on the log data recorded in the verification log 14. It is also possible to easily confirm the operator.

Next, the starting procedure of the procedure system 10 will be described.
In the procedure system 10, the operator performs a login process when starting up. That is, when the procedure system 10 is activated, the operator inputs an operator ID and a password with the input device 17. Then, the processing device 12 specifies the operator based on the operator ID input by the input device 17 and the operator ID recorded in the operator management table 15, and further, the input device 17 Authentication is performed by determining whether or not the entered password matches the password of the operator recorded in the operator management table 15.

  For example, when the password entered by the operator matches that recorded in the operator management table 15, the processing device 12 activates the procedure system 10 and completes the login of the operator. As a result, the procedure system 10 is in a state where procedure processing can be performed by the operation of the operator. If the password entered by the operator does not match that recorded in the operator management table 15, the processing device 12 rejects the operator's login and rejects the procedure processing by the operator. .

Next, procedure processing in the procedure system 10 will be described.
FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining an operation example of the procedure processing in the procedure system 10 as the first embodiment.
First, the user who performs the procedure process inserts the IC card driving license C possessed by the user into the IC card reader 11. Then, the IC card reader 11 reads the data recorded in the IC card driver's license C and transfers it to the processing device 12 (step S1).

  Here, the IC card reader 11 uses the IC card driver's license C as the biometric information along with personal data such as the user's name, address, date of birth, and the license data of the IC card driver's license C. Is read and transferred to the processing device 12. The processing device 12 displays part or all of the data (necessary data) read from the IC card driving license C on the operator display device 18 and the user display device 19 (step S2).

  On the other hand, the user or the operator checks whether or not the data read from the IC card driving license C displayed on the user display device 19 and the operator display device 18 is correct. The user or operator who has confirmed the data displayed on the user display device 19 and the operator display device 18 inputs information confirming the data using the input device 17. Thus, when the data read from the IC card driving license C is confirmed, the processing device 12 captures the user's face image by the camera 16 (step S3).

  When the user's face image is photographed, the camera 16 transfers the photographed user's face image data to the processing device 12. When the processing device 12 acquires the face image data of the user from the camera 16, the processing device 12 uses the face image data (license face image data) of the license photo obtained from the IC card driving license and the camera 16. A collation process with the photographed face image data of the user (user face image data) is performed (step S4).

  In this collation process, a collation score is calculated as a collation value indicating the degree of coincidence between the license face image data and the user face image data, and it is determined whether or not the collation score is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold value. Is done. That is, when the collation score is obtained by the collation process, the processing device 12 determines whether or not both are the same person depending on whether the collation score is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold, that is, whether the person can be regarded as the person. Determine (step S5).

  If it is determined by this determination that the user cannot be considered (step S5, NO), the processing device 12 requests the operator to confirm whether or not the user's procedure is permitted. For example, as a confirmation request to the operator, the processing device 12 guides the user to select whether or not to allow the user's procedure when the matching score based on the user's face image is equal to or less than a predetermined threshold. Is displayed on the operator display device 18. In response to this guidance display, the operator decides whether or not to allow the user's procedure, and selects and instructs whether or not to allow the user's procedure by the input device 17 (step S6).

  Here, when the operator has instructed to prohibit the user's procedure (step S6, NO), the processing device 12 creates log data of the procedure processing and stores the log data. It records in the collation log 14 (step S7). In this case, since the procedure of the user is not permitted, the processing device 12 records the log data in the verification log 14 and ends the procedure process.

  In addition, when it is determined that the person can be considered by the determination based on the collation result (step S5, YES), or when the operator is instructed to permit the procedure of the user (step S6, YES), The processing device 12 creates log data of the procedure process and records the log data in the verification log 14 (step S8).

  Further, when there is data necessary for the procedure in addition to the data read from the IC card driver's license C, the operator or the user inputs the data necessary for the procedure with the input device 17, and the procedure data Enter the confirmation. For example, when data that is not recorded in the IC card driver's license C such as a telephone number is required, the operator or the user inputs information necessary for a procedure such as a telephone number using the input device 17. When there is no data necessary for the procedure other than the data read from the IC card driver's license C, the step S9 is omitted, and the operator inputs the confirmation of the procedure data by the input device 17.

  When the procedure data necessary for the procedure is determined, the processor 12 uses the data necessary for the procedure (part or all of the data acquired in steps S1, S3, S8, and S9) as procedure data for the procedure. Registration in the database 13 (step S10), and the procedure process is terminated.

  It should be noted that if the operator determines that the user is not the person himself (spoofing), for example, until the procedure data is registered in the procedure database in step S10, the process is performed by the input device 17. It is also possible to cancel the procedure by inputting an instruction to cancel the procedure. In this case (when an instruction to stop procedure processing is input by the operator), the processing device 12 proceeds to step S7, stores the log data in the verification log, and ends the procedure processing.

  In the first embodiment, the procedure data is registered in the procedure database 13 to complete the procedure. However, the procedure data is registered in the procedure database 13 and the procedure data is recorded. A certificate or a certificate indicating completion of the procedure may be issued.

  As described above, in the first embodiment, the face image data read from the IC card driver's license and the use of the face image data read from the IC card driver's license while reading the data recorded in the IC card driver's license are used. If the person's face image is collated and the person is regarded as the result of the collation, the procedure is performed using the personal data read from the IC card driver's license. The procedure is performed using the personal data read from the IC card driver's license only when the operator permits the procedure. Accordingly, identity verification can be performed based on a certain standard, and input errors of procedure data can be reduced, and the time required for the procedure can be reduced.

  Furthermore, in the first embodiment, in addition to the procedure processing as described above, as data relating to the procedure, data acquired from an IC card driver's license, a face image photographed with a camera, a matching score for face matching, The collation result, the operator ID, the time information at which the process was performed, and the like are saved as log data. As a result, log data for each procedure can be left, it can be pursued during illegal procedures, and a crime prevention effect can also be expected.

  Furthermore, according to the first embodiment, since the operator performs the procedure process, high security can be realized in addition to the above effects. For example, since high security is required in applications for official certificates, etc., high security can be maintained by performing an application procedure with an operator as in the first embodiment. However, data input mistakes can be reduced and the time required for the procedure can be reduced.

  Furthermore, according to the first embodiment, the procedure can be permitted by the operator even when the person cannot be determined by the face matching process. In this case, it is possible to easily confirm whether or not the operator is the person himself / herself by using the face image as the biological information.

Next, a second embodiment will be described.
The procedure system according to the second embodiment is a system that executes procedure processing only by a user. In other words, in the second embodiment, the user himself / herself applies for the procedure using the IC card driver's license C as the ID card possessed by the user, and the procedure system is the person himself / herself in accordance with the application. Registration of data on confirmation and procedures will be performed.

First, the configuration of the procedure system 20 according to the second embodiment will be described.
FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the procedure system 20 according to the second embodiment.
Similar to the procedure system 10 of the first embodiment, this procedure system 20 performs a procedure using an IC card driving license C as an ID card possessed by the user. As shown in FIG. 6, the procedure system 20 includes an IC card reader 11, a processing device 12, a procedure database 13, a verification log 14, a camera 16, an input device 17, a user display device 19, and the like. .

  The IC card reader 11, the processing device 12, the procedure database 13, the verification log 14, the camera 16, the input device 17, and the user display device 19 shown in FIG. 6 are described in the first embodiment. Since it has the same configuration as the IC card reader 11, the processing device 12, the procedure database 13, the verification log 14, the camera 16, the input device 17 and the user display device 19 shown in FIG. Therefore, detailed description is omitted.

Next, the configuration of the verification log 14 in the procedure system 20 will be described.
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the verification log 14 in the procedure system 20.
The collation log 14 records information indicating the processing contents for each procedure by the procedure system 20. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the collation log 14 records time, license ID, name, camera image, license face photo, collation score, collation result, and the like for each procedure.

  The configuration example of the verification log 14 illustrated in FIG. 7 has a format in which the operator ID is omitted as compared to the configuration example of the verification log 14 illustrated in FIG. 3 described in the first embodiment. This is because in the second embodiment, the procedure processing is executed by the user's own operation, and the operator becomes unnecessary. Note that the contents of each item shown in FIG. 7 are the same as the items in FIG. 3 described in the first embodiment, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted here.

Next, procedure processing in the procedure system 20 will be described.
FIG. 8 is a flowchart for explaining an operation example of the procedure processing in the procedure system 20 as the second embodiment.
First, the user who performs the procedure inserts the IC card driving license C possessed by the user into the IC card reader 11. Then, the IC card reader 11 reads the data recorded in the IC card driving license C and transfers it to the processing device 12 (step S11). Here, the IC card reader 11 reads the face image data of the license photo as biometric information from the IC card driver license C together with personal data such as the user's name, address, date of birth, and license data. Is transferred to the processing device 12.

  The processing device 12 displays a part or all of the data read from the IC card driver's license C (data necessary for the procedure) on the user display device 19 (step S12). On the other hand, the user checks whether the data read from the IC card driving license C displayed on the user display device 19 is correct. The user who has confirmed that the data displayed on the user display device 19 is correct inputs an instruction to the effect that the data read from the IC card driver's license C is confirmed to be correct by the input device 17. When the data read from the IC card driver's license C is confirmed, the processing device 12 captures a face image as biometric information of the user by the camera 16 (step S13).

  When the user's face image is photographed, the camera 16 transfers the photographed user's face image data to the processing device 12. When the processing device 12 acquires the face image data of the user from the camera 16, the processing device 12 uses the face image data (license face image data) of the license photo obtained from the IC card driving license and the camera 16. A collation process with the photographed face image data of the user (user face image data) is performed (step S14).

  In this collation process, a collation score is calculated as a collation value indicating the degree of coincidence between the license face image data and the user face image data, and it is determined whether or not the collation score is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold value. Is done. That is, when the collation score is obtained by the collation process, the processing device 12 determines whether or not both are the same person depending on whether the collation score is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold, that is, whether the person can be regarded as the person. Determination is made (step S15).

  If it is determined by this determination that the person cannot be considered (step S15, NO), the processing device 12 provides guidance that the procedure cannot be performed because the license face image data does not match the user face image data. While displaying on the display device 19 for users, the log data of the said procedure process are produced, and the log data are recorded on the collation log 14 (step S16). In this case, since the procedure of the user is not permitted, the processing device 12 records the log data in the verification log 14 and ends the procedure process.

  Further, when it is determined that the person can be regarded as the person by the determination based on the collation result (step S15, YES), the processing device 12 creates log data of the procedure process and records the log data in the collation log 14 ( Step S17).

  Further, when there is data necessary for the procedure in addition to the data read from the IC card driver's license C, the operator inputs the data necessary for the procedure by the input device 17 and inputs the confirmation of the procedure data. . If there is no data necessary for the procedure other than the data read from the IC card driver's license C, the step S18 is omitted, and the operator inputs confirmation of the procedure data through the input device 17.

  When the procedure data necessary for the procedure is determined, the processing device 12 uses the data necessary for the procedure (part or all of the data acquired in steps S11, S13, S17, and S18) as procedure data for the procedure. Registration in the database 13 (step S19), and the procedure processing is terminated.

  In the second embodiment, the procedure data is registered in the procedure database 13 to complete the procedure. However, the procedure data is registered in the procedure database 13 and the procedure data is recorded. A membership card or a certificate of completion of the procedure may be issued.

  As described above, in the second embodiment, the data recorded in the IC card driver's license is read, the face image of the user is photographed, and the face image data read from the IC card driver's license and the use If the person's face image is collated and the person is regarded as the result of the collation, the procedure is performed using the personal data read from the IC card driver's license. Is to reject the procedure. This makes it possible to perform identity verification based on a certain standard, to reduce errors in inputting procedure data, and to reduce the time required for the procedure.

  Furthermore, in addition to the procedure processing as described above, as data relating to the procedure, data obtained from an IC card driver's license, face image taken with a camera, face matching score, matching result, operator ID, and processing are performed. The time information is saved as log data. As a result, log data for each procedure can be left, it can be pursued during illegal procedures, and a crime prevention effect can also be expected.

  Furthermore, according to the second embodiment, since the procedure is performed without an operator, convenience can be improved while maintaining certain security in addition to the above effects. For example, in application procedures that do not require high security, users and operations can be maintained while maintaining a certain level of security by performing the application procedure without an operator as in the second embodiment. User convenience, data entry mistakes, and procedure time can be reduced.

Next, features of the first embodiment and the second embodiment will be described.
In the first embodiment, the procedure can be permitted by the operator even when the person cannot be determined by the face matching process. For this reason, in the first embodiment, it is possible to increase the strictness in face matching by setting a high threshold value for use in face matching processing. In other words, according to the first embodiment, it is possible to prevent the procedure data input error at a certain level and reduce the labor of the procedure processing, and to increase the security by involving the operator. There is a feature that there is.

  On the other hand, in the second embodiment, the permission / inhibition of the procedure is determined only by the result of the face matching process without intervention by an operator. For this reason, in the second embodiment, the threshold used for the face matching process is set to a level that can maintain security at a certain level. That is, according to the second embodiment, it is possible to prevent an error in inputting procedure data while maintaining a certain security level, and the operator can operate only by the user without being involved in the procedure processing. There is a feature that convenience for the user or the operator can be improved by performing the procedure processing.

  For example, in applications such as application and renewal of public certificates, particularly high security is required while preventing input errors of procedure data and simplifying procedures. In such a case, it is preferable to apply the procedure system described in the first embodiment in order to increase the security in the procedure process as much as possible.

  On the other hand, in applications such as rental video and member registration at each store, the convenience of users and operators is required, especially while preventing procedural data entry errors and maintaining a certain level of security. . In such a case, the procedure system described in the second embodiment that can perform procedure processing without intervention by an operator in order to enhance the convenience for the user and the operator as much as possible while maintaining a certain security level. It is preferable to apply.

  In addition, although the said 1st and 2nd embodiment demonstrated embodiment when the face image data recorded on the said IC card driver's license C was used as biometric information, it is based on other biometric information. It may be realized. For example, as the biological information, a retina, iris, fingerprint, palm shape, voiceprint, sign, or the like may be used. In such a case, biometric information data is recorded on the ID card, and a biometric information acquisition device for acquiring the biometric information may be used instead of the camera.

The figure which shows schematic structure of the procedure system which concerns on the 1st Embodiment of this invention. The figure which shows the structural example of an operator management table. The figure which shows the structural example of a collation log. The figure which shows the structural example of the database for procedures. The flowchart for demonstrating the procedure process by the procedure system as 1st Embodiment. The figure which shows schematic structure of the procedure system which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. The figure which shows the structural example of a collation log. The flowchart for demonstrating the procedure process by the procedure system as 2nd Embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

  C: IC card driver's license, 10 ... procedure system, 11 ... IC card reader, 12 ... processing device, 13 ... procedure database, 14 ... verification log, 15 ... operator management table, 16 ... camera, 17 ... input device, 18 ... operator display device, 19 ... user display device, 20 ... procedural system

Claims (6)

Reading means for reading data from a personal authentication medium in which personal data of the owner and biometric data are recorded;
Biometric information acquisition means for acquiring biometric information of the user who presented the personal authentication medium;
A biometric collating unit that determines a collation value indicating a degree of collation between the biometric information data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading unit and the biometric information acquired from the user by the biometric information acquiring unit;
An execution means for executing the procedure of the user using the data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading means when the matching value determined by the biometric matching means is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold;
A procedural system characterized by comprising: The recording apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: a recording unit that records log data including data read from the personal authentication medium and biometric information acquired by the biometric information acquisition unit in a recording device. Procedure system. Reading means for reading data from a personal authentication medium in which the owner's personal data and face image data are recorded;
Photographing means for photographing a face image of the user who presented the personal authentication medium;
A face collating unit for determining a collation value indicating a degree of collation between the face image data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading unit and the face image of the user photographed by the photographing unit;
If the collation value determined by the face collating means is greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold value, or the collation value determined by the face collating means is less than the predetermined threshold value and the user's procedure is permitted by the operator An execution means for executing the user's procedure using the data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading means;
If the user's procedure is not permitted by the operator, a canceling means for canceling the user's procedure;
A procedural system characterized by comprising: The recording apparatus further comprises recording means for recording log data including data read from the personal authentication medium, biometric information acquired by the biometric information acquisition means, and information indicating an operator of the procedure processing in a recording device. The procedural system according to claim 3. Reading means for reading data from a personal authentication medium in which the owner's personal data and face image data are recorded;
Photographing means for photographing a face image of the user who presented the personal authentication medium;
Face collation means for determining a collation value indicating a degree of collation between the face image data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading means and the face image of the user photographed by the photographing means;
An execution means for executing the user's procedure using the data read from the personal authentication medium by the reading means when the matching value determined by the face matching means is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold;
If the collation value determined by the face collation means is less than a predetermined threshold, stop means for canceling the procedure of the user;
A procedural system characterized by comprising: 6. The recording apparatus according to claim 5, further comprising recording means for recording log data including data read from the personal authentication medium and biometric information acquired by the biometric information acquisition means in a recording device. Procedure system.

Images