WO2001008056A1 - Transaktionsverfahren und dafür geeignete vorrichtungen - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a transaction method and devices suitable therefor.
- the present invention relates to a transaction method and devices suitable therefor, in which transaction methods information relating to the identification of a user is linked to an object identification of a transaction object, for example a product or a service, in a transaction document and the transaction document is forwarded to a processing unit.
- an identification module for example a credit card, a customer card or a SIM card (Subscriber Identification Module), and / or a personal code (password, PIN code) Number).
- SIM card Subscriber Identification Module
- PIN code personal code
- the disadvantage of these methods is that the identification modules can be lost or stolen, so that even if the use of unauthorized persons is made more difficult by the additional personal code, there is still the problem that a user in question only logs in after receiving an Er - can correctly identify the module again.
- many users find it difficult to carry the ever increasing number of identification modules with them and to remember the associated personal codes.
- this goal is achieved in particular by the elements of the independent claims. Further advantageous embodiments also emerge from the dependent claims and the description.
- This object is achieved in particular by the fact that object image data relating to a transaction object, for example a product or a service, are made visible to a user in question, that eye features of the user are determined, while the object image data made visible by the user Users are considered, and that the certain eye features are linked to object data relating to the transaction object and containing at least one object identification in a transaction document, which transaction document can then be forwarded to a processing unit.
- the advantage of this transaction method is that eye features are used as a biometric identification means and thus the user no longer has to carry conventional identification modules and no additional personal codes have to be impressed.
- the object image data also allow the user to visualize the transaction object in question, for example in the form of a two- or three-dimensional image, in the form of a graphic, in the form of a written text or by means of a combination of these different forms.
- the object image data are made visible to the user by projecting image signal signals corresponding to this object image data directly onto the retina of the user.
- image signals can be projected onto the retina of one eye or onto the retina of both eyes, the projection onto the retina of both eyes being particularly advantageous for spatial (three-dimensional) representations and allowing stereoscopic perceptions.
- the eye features are preferably determined in that light reflected from eye parts, for example the iris (iris) or the retina (retina), is detected by at least a partial area of these eye parts and fed to a light-sensitive element.
- eye parts for example the iris (iris) or the retina (retina)
- iris iris
- retina retina
- the eye features comprise at least the retinal pattern from a retina of the relevant one User, wherein the retinal pattern is determined from the determined reflection data and the associated object image data, in particular by means of a differential operation, the reflection data being determined from detected light, which light is reflected by the retina on the basis of the projected image signals corresponding to the object image data.
- This embodiment variant has the advantage that the information for identifying a user is made in an inseparable step ("atomic function") while the user is viewing the visualized image data of the transaction object.
- the specific reflection data represent an (optical) link between the Image data of the transaction object, which are projected directly onto the retina of the user by means of corresponding image signals, and the (or) retina pattern of this user
- the determination of the actual retina pattern from the reflection data can be carried out in a processing unit which is located in a local, for example mobile
- the device is located at the user or in a service center remote from the user.
- the transaction documents are sent via a telecommunications network, for example a fixed network or a mobile network, for example a GSM or a UMTS, or another, for example se satellite-based mobile network, transmitted to a processing unit in a service center.
- the object data is obtained from a service center via a telecommunications network, for example a fixed network or a mobile network, for example a GSM or a UMTS network, or another, for example satellite-based, mobile radio network.
- a telecommunications network for example a fixed network or a mobile network, for example a GSM or a UMTS network, or another, for example satellite-based, mobile radio network.
- user data are advantageously determined in the processing unit, which are assigned to the eye features, these user data containing, for example, the name, the delivery address, a billing mode and possibly a billing address and any other information relating to the user.
- the object data additionally contain an object provider identification.
- the transaction document is not only information for the identification of a user and of a relevant transaction object, but also immediately identifies the service provider who is responsible for the transaction object, for example the service provider from whom a product or service can be obtained or who is responsible for the financial transaction, which visualizes for the user by means of the corresponding object data was so that the object identification of the transaction object and user data relating to the interested user, for example as an object order or as a financial transaction, can be forwarded to this service provider.
- the present invention also relates in particular to a device and a service center for executing this transaction method.
- FIG. 1 shows a data flow diagram, in which a possible data / signal flow of the transaction method according to the invention is shown schematically, and
- FIG. 2 shows a block diagram, in which a device and a service center, which is connected to this device via a telecommunication network, for carrying out the transaction method according to the invention are schematically illustrated.
- reference number 110 relates to a transaction object which is stored in an object database 27 and contains information about objects such as products or services.
- the transaction object 110 contains object data 130, which comprise an object identification 131 and an object provider identification 132, the object provider identification 132 identifying the provider of the relevant product or the service provider of the relevant service.
- the transaction object 110 also contains object image data 120, that is to say a file with digital,
- object image data 120 that is to say a file with digital
- compressed image data relating to the transaction object 110 for example an image of a product offered or an explanatory graphic of a service offered and that for an interested user, for example in the form of a two or three-dimensional image, in the form of a graphic, in the form of a written text or as a combination of these different forms can be made visible as moving (video) or still images.
- the image data also include audio data (multimedia data) which can be reproduced to the interested user by means of suitable electro-acoustic transducers.
- Transaction objects 110 via a telecommunications network 3, for example a fixed network or a mobile network, for example a GSM, UMTS or another, for example satellite-based, mobile radio network, from an object database 27 of a service center 2 or directly from an object database 27 of an object provider 7 or a service provider 7, for example by means of a suitable browser, for example a WAP-based browser (Wireless Application Protocol), or another suitable programmed software module and with the aid of a communication module 41.
- Transaction objects 110 can also be on a removable data carrier, for example a CD-ROM to be loaded into the device 4.
- the communication module 41 comprises all hardware and software components in order to communicate with other units via the telecommunications network 3, that is to say in particular to exchange data.
- the communication module 41 is designed for a fixed or mobile network.
- the object image data 120 are taken from a received transaction object 110 in step S1 and image signals 121 corresponding to the object image data 120 are projected directly onto the retina 51 of the user, with image signals 121 depending on the embodiment 51 one or both eyes 5 of the affected projected by the user.
- the device 4 comprises a (virtual) retinal display device 46 for this purpose.
- a virtual retinal display device which can project image signals directly onto a viewer's retina 51 has been described, for example, in patent applications WO 94/09472, WO 97/37339 and WO 98/13720.
- These virtual retinal display devices can be supplied with image data via a video interface, for example in the form of an RGB signal, an NTSC signal, a VGA signal or another formatted colored or monochrome video or graphic signal.
- a video interface for example in the form of an RGB signal, an NTSC signal, a VGA signal or another formatted colored or monochrome video or graphic signal.
- accepted object image data can also be suitably adapted to the video interface, or received object image data 120 can be converted such that it is applied to the video interface and can be made visible to the user by means of the virtual retinal display device 46.
- the virtual retinal display device 46 comprises an eye position determination module 461, which can determine the current eye positions of the user when viewing images.
- An eye position determination module (eye tracker), which determines current eye positions based on the position of the pupil 52 of a user, was also described in the above-mentioned patent application WO 94/09472 and can be expanded by the person skilled in the art so that the determined eye position has a suitable position Interface for other components of the device 4 is available, in particular components that are outside the virtual retinal display device 46; Depending on the version, values can be made available for both eyes.
- Certain current eye positions can be used, for example, to control the projection of the image signals 121 onto the retina 51, for example that the image areas viewed by the user come to rest on the area of the retina with the highest resolution, the fovea centralis, or they can be compared with predefined position values and, if current and predefined eye positions match, predefined functions can be carried out , so that an actual optical user interface which can be controlled by eye positions can be defined, the predefined positions being able to be represented to the user in an image, for example in the form of conventional GUI objects (graphical user interface).
- GUI objects graphical user interface
- step S2 this is shown in step S2 on the basis of the above
- Image signals 121 detected light 171 reflected on the retina 51 and reflection data 170 are generated from the detected light values.
- the device 4 for this purpose comprises a suitable scanner 47, which feeds the light 171 reflected by the retina 51 (at least) to a light-sensitive element 472, for example by means of a beam splitter 471.
- a scanner which can also be used for multicolor images and is suitable for detecting retinal patterns, in particular the pattern formed by the blood vessels of the retina, has been described, for example, in the above-mentioned patent application WO 98/13720.
- the image signals 121 corresponding to the object image data 120 are projected by the virtual retinal display device 46, for example by means of a suitable microelectromechanical movable mirror, onto the retina 51 in a grid of pixels 54, those via the beam splitter 471 correspond to the (at least one) light-sensitive one Reflected light rays 171 supplied to element 472 follow the same grid of reflected pixels 54, so that associated reflection data 170 corresponding to object image data 120 can be acquired.
- the light values detected in the light-sensitive element (s) 472 are digitized, for example, in the data creation module 45 and, as shown in FIG. 1, the retina pattern 180 is generated, in particular, from the reflection data 170 obtained in this way and the corresponding associated object image data 120 in step S3 by means of a differential operation.
- Step S3 may be sequential for each projected / reflected pixel 54 or only when the reflection data 170 is present for all projected / reflected image points 54.
- the data creation module 45 is, for example, a programmed software module that is executed on a processor of the device 4 or a hardware module, for example an integrated circuit, or a combination of the two.
- the retina patterns 180 are only generated, for example, when the user has indicated by means of a signal to the device 4, for example by means of a control element (not shown) or by positioning the eyes via the above-mentioned optical user interface, that he is making the transaction object 110 visible to the person concerned want to initiate a transaction, for example want to request the corresponding product or service.
- FIG. 2 schematically shows the retina determination module 44 responsible for determining the retina pattern 180, which is designed as a programmed software module on a processor of the device 4 or in hardware form, for example as an integrated circuit.
- An alternative embodiment variant, in which the determination of the retina pattern 180 ′ is carried out in the service center 2, will be discussed later.
- this preferred exemplary embodiment only the detection of retinal patterns as eye features is dealt with, but that instead of this (regardless of the object image data) patterns of the iris (iris) can also be recorded.
- a separate light source for example an LED (Light Emitting Diode) or a laser
- the light rays of which, for example by means of a suitable, microelectromechanical movable mirror, as a grid of pixels 54 on the retina 51 are projected so that the detected reflection data 170 - which reflection data 170, as mentioned above, are obtained from the reflected light beams 171, for example by being fed to a light-sensitive element 472 via a beam splitter 471 and digitized in the data creation module 45 - without further operations must (in particular without step S2) correspond to the retinal pattern, this direct detection of the retinal pattern being able to take place while the user is simultaneously viewing the image data 120, if the separate light source emits light that has different wavelengths than the image signals 121 corresponding to the image data 120, for example if this light source is an infrared light source, and if the light-sensitive element 472 used is designed accordingly for this light.
- components used by the virtual retinal display device 46 and by the scanner 47 such as, for example, rotatable microelectromechanical mirrors, light sources or light-sensitive elements, are used in combination by the display device 46 and the scanner 47 in various embodiments may or separate components may be used for the display device 46 and for the scanner 47. It is also possible for individual components, for example an LED light source and a light-sensitive element, to be replaced by components with a combined function.
- the determined retinal patterns 180 are linked in step S4 with the object data 130 of the relevant, made visible transaction object 110 in a transaction document 190.
- the object data 130 contain at least one object identification 131, but they can also additionally contain an object provider identification 132.
- the transaction module 42 responsible for this operation is shown schematically in FIG.
- the transaction module 42 is implemented, for example, as a programmed software module on a processor of the device 4 or in hardware form, for example as an integrated circuit.
- the transaction module 42 also includes, for example, additional cryptographic functions, for example to electronically (digitally) sign the transaction receipt 190.
- the transaction module 42 can, for example, also perform other usual functions, such as inserting transaction numbers.
- the transaction documents 190 are forwarded to a processing unit 23, 43.
- a processing unit 23, 43 Two different variants for the implementation of this processing unit 23, 43 are shown schematically in FIG.
- the processing unit 23 in the service center 2 and the transaction documents 190 are transmitted to the service center 2 by means of the communication module 41 of the device 4 via the telecommunication network 3 and are received there by the communication module 21 and transferred to the processing unit 23.
- the processing unit 43 is located in the device 4, so that the step S5 shown in FIG. 1 can be carried out locally in the device 4.
- the retinal patterns 180, 180 ′ contained therein are taken from the transaction document 190 in step S5 and compared with retinal patterns 141 of user data records 140 from a user database 26 in order to determine user data 150 assigned to the relevant user if there is a match.
- the retina patterns can be stored together with an assigned user identification of the user concerned in a separate attention database 61, in particular a retina database, which is certified, for example, by a TTP unit 6 (Trusted Third Party), so that the user identification first is determined and then the user data assigned to this user identification are obtained from a user database 26, which is managed, for example, by another unit, for example by a telecommunications network operator.
- the device 4 contains, for example, local tables with user data records 140.
- the retina patterns 180, 180 'contained in the transaction documents 190 match the stored retinal patterns 141 the user database 26, or a retina database or a local table in the device 4, for example in the case of a correlation with a predefined minimum required correlation value.
- the processing unit 23, 43 which is a programmed software module on a processor of the service center 2 or on a processor of the device 4, or in hardware form, for example as an integrated circuit, in the service center 2 or the device 4, is carried out, for example also include image processing functions. As illustrated in FIG.
- step S5 results in a transaction data record 160 which contains the transmitted object data 130, with the object identification 131 and possibly the object provider identification 132, and the specific user data 150.
- the user data 150 contain, for example, the name of the user identified by the retina pattern 180, 180 ', 141, his delivery address, possibly a payment mode and relevant payment details, for example payment by credit card and associated credit card number or payment by bank account and associated clearing address, and possibly further details about the user, for example their preferred language.
- the receipt of the transaction document 190 and, if applicable, the successful identification of the user on the basis of the eye features 180, 180 ′ contained in the transaction document 190 can be confirmed to the user by the processing unit 23, 43, for example, and, depending on the version, the user can be given the opportunity continue or cancel the further processing of the transaction.
- the transaction data sets 160 resulting from step S5 can be forwarded to the responsible units by the processing unit 43 in the device 4, or respectively by the programmed forwarding module 22 in the service center 2, for example the transaction data sets 160 can be forwarded to the via the telecommunications network 3 responsible object provider 7, or service provider 7, where they are processed, for example without further involvement of the service center 2 or the device 4.
- the device 4 contains, for example, tables with object provider data and the service center 2 comprises, as illustrated in FIG. 2, an object provider or service provider database 25.
- the determination of the retina pattern 180 'from the reflection data 170 and the associated object location data 120 can be carried out in the service center 2.
- This alternative is illustrated in FIG. 1 by the dashed lines.
- the dashed arrow 172 shows that the recorded re inflection data 170 are fed directly to step S4 (without carrying out step S3) and are linked there together with the object data 130 in a transaction document 190.
- step S3 ' which is carried out in accordance with FIG.
- the retina pattern 180' is generated from the reflection data 170 contained in the transaction document 190 and the associated object bathroom data 120 identified by the object identification 131 contained in the transaction document 190 , in particular by means of a differential operation, and transferred to the processing unit 23 for the execution of step S5.
- the retinal determination module 24 is, for example, a programmed software module that is executed on a processor of the service center 2 or a hardware module, for example an integrated circuit, or a combination of the two.
- the service center 2 is implemented on one or more (networked) computers and has all the hardware and software components in the communication module 21 in order to communicate with other units via the telecommunication network 3, that is to say, in particular to exchange data, and it should be mentioned that that the telecommunications network 3 is shown only schematically in FIG. 2 and can for example comprise different types of telecommunications networks, for example fixed networks, for example the public switched telephone network, an ISDN network (Integrated Services Digital Network) or an IP network (Internet Protocol) , and mobile networks, for example GSM, UMTS or other, for example satellite-based mobile radio networks.
- fixed networks for example the public switched telephone network, an ISDN network (Integrated Services Digital Network) or an IP network (Internet Protocol)
- ISDN network Integrated Services Digital Network
- IP network Internet Protocol
- mobile networks for example GSM, UMTS or other, for example satellite-based mobile radio networks.
- the components of the device 4 can be in a common
- Housing can be integrated, but they can also be implemented in different interconnected housings.
- the communication module 41 can in particular be implemented by an already existing conventional communication terminal, for example a communication-capable personal computer or in particular a mobile radio device, for example a mobile radio telephone or a communication-capable palm or laptop computer, which is connected via a wired or wireless interface the other components of the device 4 is connected.
- These other components of the device 4 can be configured, for example, in a housing or on a suitable carrier in such a way that the user can put them on like conventional glasses.
- the components of the virtual retinal display device 46 with the scanner 47 can be integrated on a common chip, so that the in the Steps S1, S2, S3 and S4 shown in the figure can be carried out by components of a single chip, which in particular also has security advantages, since the data records are processed in an unmanipulable manner in a single chip and the resulting transaction document 190 is also (electronically) signed in this chip, for example can.
- the eye features can not only be retinal patterns 180, 180 'but also features of other parts of the eye, for example patterns of the iris 53, and that the object image data 120 does not appear only by direct projection of corresponding image signals 121 the retina 51 of the user can be made visible, but that this can also be achieved by other conventional display methods, for example by means of picture tubes, LCD displays or suitable stereoscopic displays.
- interested users can also be sold sub-modules, in particular the components mentioned above, which are in one Housing or on a suitable carrier and can be connected via a suitable interface with a conventional, already existing communication terminal in order to expand the already existing communication terminal to a device 4 described.
- the above-mentioned chips for manufacturing devices 4 or of the sub-modules described can also be sold to interested manufacturers.
- Operators of a service center 2 can, for example, charge a fee from an object provider for each transaction processed via their service center 2, which relates to a transaction object 110 of this object provider 7.
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