Destination floor registration system
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Filing Date
- 2024-04-26
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-27
Abstract
Description
Destination floor registration system
[0001] The present disclosure relates to a destination floor registration system.
[0002] A conventional destination floor registration device is installed at an elevator hall and accepts destination floor registration by elevator users through facial recognition. In a conventional destination floor registration system, the user's face is captured before the user boards the elevator, and the image data of the captured image is compared (face authentication) to determine whether it matches a certain level of facial data stored in a user database (DB) used for facial recognition of the user. If the facial recognition is successful, the destination floor registration system registers the destination floor linked to the facial data. The user's facial data and the destination floor linked to the facial data are registered in the user DB by, for example, a building manager (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
[0003] Patent No. 7136286
[0004] Conventional destination floor registration devices require an administrator to register the facial data of users and the destination floors linked to the facial data in a user DB, which places a burden on the administrator.
[0005] The present disclosure has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and aims to provide a destination floor registration system that can reduce the burden on administrators who register users' facial data and destination floors linked to the facial data in a user database.
[0006] The destination floor registration system according to the present disclosure is installed at an elevator landing and includes a biometric authentication information acquisition unit that acquires biometric authentication information of a user, a registration device that allows the user to register destination floor information, a matching unit that matches the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit with biometric authentication data used for the user's biometric authentication, and a user registration unit that, if the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit does not match with the biometric authentication data used for the user's biometric authentication, links and registers the user's biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit with the destination floor information registered in the registration device.
[0007] According to the present disclosure, it is possible to reduce the burden on an administrator who registers user face data and destination floors linked to the face data in a user DB.
[0008] 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of an elevator hall according to embodiment 1. FIG. 2 is a front view of an operation panel according to embodiment 1. FIG. 3 is a functional configuration diagram of a destination floor registration system according to embodiment 1. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the configuration of a user DB according to embodiment 1. FIG. 5 is an example of display content of a display unit according to embodiment 1. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of a control panel according to embodiment 1. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation of the destination floor registration system according to embodiment 1. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the configuration of an elevator hall according to embodiment 2. FIG. 9 is a front view of an operation panel according to embodiment 2. FIG. 10 is a functional configuration diagram of a destination floor registration system according to embodiment 2.
[0009] Embodiment 1. The configuration of an elevator hall 1a according to embodiment 1 will be described. Figure 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of the elevator hall 1a according to embodiment 1. In Figure 1, the elevator hall 1a is composed of six elevators 2, numbered A to F, and an operation panel 4a equipped with a destination floor registration system 3a that allows each user to register a destination floor before boarding the elevator 2.
[0010] The elevators 2 are operated by cooperation between a destination floor registration system 3a and an elevator control unit (not shown) provided for each elevator 2. Specifically, when a user before boarding an elevator registers a destination floor using the operation panel 4a, the destination floor registration system 3a assigns a car call corresponding to the registered destination floor to any elevator 2. The destination floor registration system 3a also displays information indicating the number of the assigned elevator 2 and prompts the user to board the assigned elevator 2. The elevator control unit moves the assigned elevator 2 to the elevator hall 1a for the floor corresponding to the car call.
[0011] The control panel 4a is provided at the elevator hall 1a on each floor. FIG. 2 is a front view of the control panel 4a according to the first embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a functional configuration diagram of the destination floor registration system 3a according to the first embodiment. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the destination floor registration system 3a includes a camera serving as a biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 provided on the front surface of the control panel 4a, a registration device 6 provided on the front surface of the control panel 4a, a memory unit 9a, a matching unit 10a, a processing unit 11a, a display unit 7 provided on the front surface of the control panel 4a, and a user registration unit 12a. The functions of the memory unit 9a, the matching unit 10a, the processing unit 11a, and the user registration unit 12a are realized by a control panel 8a provided inside the control panel 4a.
[0012] The biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 is a device that acquires biometric authentication information and outputs the acquired biometric authentication information to the matching unit 10a. Biometric authentication information is information that can distinguish physical elements of a user, such as face, fingerprint, palm print, and hand vein pattern. The biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 may be, for example, a camera for face authentication, a sensor for fingerprint or palm print authentication, or an infrared sensor for vein authentication.
[0013] If the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 is a camera for facial authentication, the camera captures an image of a predetermined angle of view area in front of the user at a predetermined resolution. The predetermined angle of view area is set to a field angle that can capture an image of the user's face when the user who is attempting to register a destination floor is in front of the operation panel 4a. In other words, the camera can capture an image of the user's face in the predetermined angle of view area. The predetermined resolution is set to a resolution that can detect a face for facial authentication from image data. For example, the resolution can be set to HD, FHD, 4K, or the like. After capturing an image of the user's face, the camera generates image data and outputs the generated image data to the matching unit 10a.
[0014] The registration device 6 registers the destination floor when the user inputs the destination floor. The registration device 6 is, for example, a push button on which the floor number of each floor is written, as shown in FIG.
[0015] The storage unit 9a stores a user DB. Fig. 4 is a diagram showing the configuration of the user DB in the first embodiment. The user DB stores destination floor information linked to the biometric authentication data of the user. The storage unit 9a outputs this information to the matching unit 10a.
[0016] Here, biometric authentication data refers to data used for biometric authentication of a user. Biometric authentication data may be any data that can distinguish physical elements of a user. For example, biometric authentication data (face data) that can distinguish a user's face may be image data of the entire face. It may also be data on facial feature points that indicate features such as the positions and shapes of the eyes, eyebrows, nose, and mouth, or the facial contours, or data that indicate iris features. Biometric authentication data that can distinguish a user's hand may also be data on fingerprints, palm prints, or data that indicate the pattern of vein shapes.
[0017] The destination floor information is information indicating the default destination floor used by the user identified by the biometric authentication data. The default destination floor is set to, for example, the value of the floor where the user is located.
[0018] 4 shows an example in which facial data, which is biometric authentication data, and destination floor information linked to the facial data are registered. Specifically, "3" is registered as destination floor information linked to facial data "Face Data 1." Furthermore, "5" is registered as destination floor information linked to facial data "Face Data 2." Similarly, destination floor information is registered for the remaining facial data linked to the facial data.
[0019] The matching unit 10a uses the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 and each piece of biometric authentication data registered in the user DB stored in the storage unit 9a to check whether the user associated with the information (the user whose biometric authentication information has been detected) is registered in the user DB. The matching result (biometric authentication result) by the matching unit 10a is output to the processing unit 11a.
[0020] When the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 is a camera for facial authentication and destination floor information linked to facial data is stored in the user DB, the matching unit 10a uses the image data output from the camera and each piece of facial data registered in the user DB stored in the storage unit 9a to match whether the user associated with the image data (the user whose face is detected) is registered in the user DB. As a matching method, for example, a method of calculating the match rate between the image data and the facial data may be used. With this method, if facial data having a match rate equal to or higher than a predetermined match rate is registered in the user DB, it may be determined that the match was successful, i.e., that facial authentication was successful. Furthermore, if all facial data in the user DB does not have a match rate equal to or higher than the predetermined match rate, it may be determined that the match was not successful, i.e., that facial authentication was unsuccessful.
[0021] If the biometric authentication is successful, the processing unit 11a sets a destination floor corresponding to the destination floor information linked to the biometric authentication data in the user DB, and assigns an elevator 2. The processing unit 11a also outputs information indicating that the biometric authentication was successful, the destination floor information, and information about the assigned elevator 2 to the display unit 7.
[0022] Furthermore, if the biometric authentication fails, the processing unit 11a outputs information indicating that the biometric authentication has failed and information prompting the user to register a destination floor to the display unit 7. Furthermore, when the user inputs a destination floor using the registration device 6, the registration device 6 sets the registered destination floor and assigns an elevator 2. Thereafter, the processing unit 11a outputs information about the destination floor and information about the assigned elevator 2 to the display unit 7. Note that if the biometric authentication fails, only information prompting the user to register a destination floor may be output to the display unit 7.
[0023] The display unit 7 displays information based on the signal output from the processing unit 11a. More specifically, it displays the biometric authentication result and the assigned elevator 2 to the user. FIG. 5 shows examples of display content on the display unit 7 in the first embodiment. FIG. 5(a) shows an example of what the display unit 7 displays when facial authentication fails, displaying a message that facial authentication failed and urging the user to register a destination floor using the registration device 6. FIG. 5(b) shows an example of what the display unit 7 displays when facial authentication is successful, displaying a message that facial authentication was successful, the destination floor, and the number of the assigned elevator 2. FIG. 5(c) shows an example of what the display unit 7 displays when a destination floor is registered by the registration device 6, displaying the destination floor and the number of the assigned elevator 2. The display unit 7 is configured using, for example, a liquid crystal display panel or an organic EL display panel.
[0024] If the biometric authentication fails and the destination floor is registered by the registration device 6, the user registration unit 12a registers information related to the unregistered person in the user DB. Specifically, the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit is used as biometric authentication data, and the registered destination floor is used as destination floor information, and these are linked and registered in the user DB. It is also possible for the building manager to register information related to the unregistered person. It is also possible for the building manager to not strictly manage the building, but to be a person who is entrusted by the person who strictly manages the building to register information related to the unregistered person.
[0025] Here, a description will be given of the hardware configuration of the control panel 8a in embodiment 1. Fig. 6 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of the control panel 8a in embodiment 1. The control panel 8a is realized by a computer such as a personal computer or a microcontroller.
[0026] The control panel 8 a includes a processor 1001 , a memory 1002 , an interface 1003 , and a secondary storage device 1004 , which are connected to each other via a bus 1000 .
[0027] The processor 1001 is, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit). The processor 1001 loads an operating program stored in the secondary storage device 1004 into the memory 1002 and executes the program, thereby realizing each function of the control panel 8a.
[0028] The memory 1002 is a main storage unit configured, for example, by a RAM (Random Access Memory). The memory 1002 stores programs that the processor 1001 reads from the secondary storage device 1004. The memory 1002 also functions as a work memory when the processor 1001 executes the programs.
[0029] The interface 1003 is an I / O (Input / Output) interface such as a serial port, a USB (Universal Serial Bus) port, a network interface, etc. The interface 1003 receives input from the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 and the registration device 6 and outputs to the display unit 7.
[0030] The secondary storage device 1004 is, for example, a flash memory, a hard disk drive (HDD), or a solid state drive (SSD). The secondary storage device 1004 stores various information necessary for the operation of the access control system and programs executed by the processor 1001.
[0031] Next, the operation of the destination floor registration system 3a will be described. Fig. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation of the destination floor registration system 3a in embodiment 1. Here, a case where facial authentication is performed as biometric authentication will be described. Therefore, a case will be described in which the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 is a camera, and the user DB stores destination floor information linked to facial data as biometric authentication data of the user.
[0032] First, the camera captures an image of the user's face, generates image data, and outputs the generated image data to the matching unit 10a (S1).
[0033] Next, the matching unit 10a matches the image data from the camera with each face data registered in the user DB stored in the memory unit 9a (S2), and determines whether or not face authentication of the user associated with the image data (the user whose face was photographed) has been successful (S3).
[0034] If it is determined that the facial authentication has failed (NO in S3), the processing unit 11a outputs information indicating that the facial authentication has failed and information prompting the user to register a destination floor to the display unit 7. The display unit 7 displays information indicating that the facial authentication has failed and prompting the user to register a destination floor using the registration device 6, as shown in Fig. 5(a) (S4).
[0035] Thereafter, the processing unit 11a waits until the unregistered person whose face authentication has been determined to have failed registers a destination floor using the registration device 6 (S5).
[0036] If the unregistered user has registered a destination floor (YES in S5), the registered destination floor is set and an elevator 2 is assigned (S6). Thereafter, the processing unit 11a outputs information about the destination floor and information about the assigned elevator 2 to the display unit 7. The display unit 7 displays the destination floor and the elevator number of the assigned elevator 2, as shown in Fig. 5(c) (S7).
[0037] Next, the user registration unit 12a registers information about the unregistered person in the user DB. Specifically, the image data output from the camera is used as face data, and the registered destination floor is used as destination floor information, and these are linked and registered (S8).
[0038] If the unregistered user has not registered a destination floor (NO in S5), the processing unit 11a continues to wait.
[0039] If it is determined that the facial authentication was successful (YES in S3), the processing unit 11a sets a destination floor corresponding to the destination floor information linked to the facial data and assigns an elevator 2 (S9). The processing unit 11a also outputs information indicating that the facial authentication was successful, information about the destination floor, and information about the assigned elevator 2 to the display unit 7. The display unit 7 displays the fact that the facial authentication was successful, the destination floor, and the car number of the assigned elevator 2, as shown in Fig. 5(b) (S10).
[0040] As described above, the destination floor registration system 3a according to the first embodiment is installed in the elevator hall 1a and includes a biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 that acquires biometric authentication information of a user, a registration device 6 on which the user can register destination floor information, a matching unit 10a that matches the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 with biometric authentication data used for the user's biometric authentication, and a user registration unit 12a that, if the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 does not match the biometric authentication data used for the user's biometric authentication, associates and registers the user's biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 with the destination floor information registered in the registration device 6. This makes it possible to register the biometric authentication data of a user (unregistered person) not registered in the user DB and the destination floor information associated with the biometric authentication data in the user DB based on the operation of the user. This reduces the burden on the administrator who registers the biometric authentication data and the destination floor information associated with the biometric authentication data in the user DB.
[0041] Furthermore, since unregistered users can smoothly register their destination floors from the next time onwards using biometric authentication, repeat users will no longer have to perform tasks in front of the control panel 4a, thereby alleviating congestion at the elevator hall 1a.
[0042] Furthermore, the destination floor registration system 3a according to the first embodiment includes a processing unit 11a that, when the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 matches the biometric authentication data, sets a destination floor corresponding to the destination floor information linked to the biometric authentication data and assigns an elevator 2, and, when the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 does not match the biometric authentication data, sets the destination floor information to be registered in the registration device 6 and assigns an elevator 2, thereby enabling the elevator 2 of a registered user in the user DB to be assigned quickly.
[0043] Furthermore, the destination floor registration system 3a according to the first embodiment includes a display unit 7 that displays information urging the user to register a destination floor when the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 does not match the biometric authentication data, thereby enabling an unregistered person to quickly register a destination floor.
[0044] The location where the control panel 4a is installed is not limited. Furthermore, a plurality of control panels 4a may be installed in the elevator hall 1a. Installing a plurality of control panels 4a distributes the flow of people, thereby alleviating congestion in the elevator hall 1a.
[0045] It is not necessary to provide all of the elements of the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5, the registration device 6, and the display unit 7 on one operation panel 4a. For example, an operation panel provided with the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5, the display unit 7, and the control panel 8a and an operation panel provided with the registration device 6 may be installed separately. By separating the operation panels in this way, the flow of people at the elevator hall 1a can be dispersed, and congestion at the elevator hall 1a can be alleviated.
[0046] The biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5, registration device 6, and display unit 7 may be installed in any location other than the control panel 4a as long as they are able to perform their respective functions. For example, the camera serving as the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 may be provided on the upper frame of the three-sided jamb of the elevator 2, and the registration device 6 and display unit 7 may be provided on the wall on which the three-sided jamb of the elevator 2 is installed.
[0047] The number of devices and the combination of the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5, the registration device 6, and the display unit 7 are not limited.
[0048] For example, an operation panel for unregistered users having a biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5, a registration device 6, and a display unit 7, and an operation panel for users registered in the user DB having a biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 and a display unit 7 may be provided at the elevator hall 1a.
[0049] For example, the registration devices 6 may be installed at multiple locations in the elevator hall 1a, and the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 and the display unit 7 may be provided at the elevator hall 1a on the side of the path that the user takes to board the elevator 2, far from the elevator, and multiple registration devices 6 may be provided on the side of the path that is closer to the elevator 2, and if the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 does not match the biometric authentication data, the display unit 7 may display information encouraging the user to register a destination floor using one of the multiple registration devices 6 that has fewer users operating the registration device 6 per given time. In this case, the flow of unregistered people using the registration devices 6, which would otherwise cause people to stagnate, is dispersed, thereby alleviating congestion at the elevator hall 1a.
[0050] In the first embodiment, the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5, the registration device 6, and the display unit 7 are configured as a camera, a push button, a liquid crystal display panel, and an organic EL display panel, respectively, but are not limited to these. For example, the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 may be configured as a microphone for voice authentication. For example, the registration device 6 may be configured as a touch panel display, and the destination floor may be displayed on the display. For example, the display unit 7 may be configured as a speaker. Furthermore, if the display unit 7 is a speaker, the content shown in FIG. 5 may be notified as voice.
[0051] The display unit 7 may display the biometric authentication data acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 and the destination floor corresponding to the destination floor information linked to the biometric authentication data. In this case, the user can confirm that the biometric authentication has been performed correctly and then know the assigned elevator 2, so the user can board the assigned elevator 2 with peace of mind.
[0052] The display unit 7 may also display that the biometric authentication data acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 is associated with the destination floor corresponding to the destination floor information linked to the biometric authentication data. In this case, the user can know that they have been registered in the user database, and can therefore know that the convenience of registering a destination floor from the next time onwards has been improved. This eliminates the psychological barrier that the user may have to repeatedly use the registration device 6 when using the elevator 2 from the next time onwards.
[0053] Although the control panel 8a is provided inside the operation panel 4a, it may be provided outside.
[0054] The collation method used by the collation unit 10a is not limited.
[0055] The information that the processing unit 11a outputs to the display unit 7 only needs to include information about the assigned elevator 2 when the destination floor is set and the elevator 2 is assigned. Therefore, it is sufficient for the display unit 7 to at least display the assigned elevator 2 to the user.
[0056] Embodiment 2. The configuration of an elevator hall 1b according to embodiment 2 will be described. Fig. 8 is a diagram showing the configuration of an elevator hall 1b according to embodiment 2. Fig. 9 is a front view of an operation panel 4b according to embodiment 2, and Fig. 10 is a functional configuration diagram of a destination floor registration system 3b according to embodiment 2. The destination floor registration system 3b according to embodiment 2 differs from embodiment 1 in that an authentication unit 20 is provided. Note that a description of the same configuration as embodiment 1 will be omitted.
[0057] The destination floor registration system 3b includes a biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5, a registration device 6, a storage unit 9b, a matching unit 10b, a processing unit 11b, a display unit 7, and a user registration unit 12b. The functions of the storage unit 9b, the matching unit 10b, the processing unit 11b, and the user registration unit 12b are realized by a control panel 8b provided inside the operation panel 4b.
[0058] The authentication unit 20 authenticates the user's identification information. The user's identification information is, for example, information such as an employee number or an individual ID. The authentication unit 20 authenticates the user's identification information by holding up an IC card such as an employee ID card. This user's identification information is output to the verification unit 10b.
[0059] The storage unit 9b stores user identification information in the user DB in addition to the information stored in the storage unit 9a in embodiment 1. Here, the user identification information includes destination floor information, which is information on the user's default destination floor.
[0060] The matching unit 10b checks whether the user whose biometric authentication information has been detected is registered in the user DB, in the same manner as the matching unit 10a in embodiment 1. The matching unit 10b also checks the user's identification information by using the user's identification information input from the authentication unit 20 and the user's identification information stored in the storage unit 9b. The matching result performed by the matching unit 10b is output to the processing unit 11b.
[0061] Processing unit 11b operates in the same manner as processing unit 11a in embodiment 1. When the user's identification information is verified (authenticated) by verification unit 10b, processing unit 11b sets a destination floor corresponding to the destination floor information included in the identification information and assigns an elevator 2. Thereafter, processing unit 11b outputs the destination floor information and the information of the assigned elevator 2 to display unit 7.
[0062] When the biometric authentication fails and the destination floor is registered using the registration device 6, the user registration unit 12b registers information related to the unregistered person in the user DB, similar to the user registration unit 12a in embodiment 1. Furthermore, when the biometric authentication fails and the destination floor is registered and the user's identification information is authenticated by the authentication unit 20, the user registration unit 12b associates the user's biometric authentication information with the destination floor associated with the identification information registered in the authentication unit 20 and registers them.
[0063] As described above, the destination floor registration system 3b according to the second embodiment is installed in the elevator hall 1b and includes the authentication unit 20 that authenticates the identification information of the user. When the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 does not match the biometric authentication data, the user registration unit 12b links the user's biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit 5 with the destination floor associated with the identification information registered in the authentication unit 20 and registers them, thereby reducing the burden on the administrator of registering users in the user DB.
[0064] Note that information may be registered in the user DB so that the biometric authentication information, the destination floor, and the user's identification information can be linked together, thereby enabling multi-factor authentication and multi-step authentication.
[0065] 1a, 1b Elevator hall, 2 Elevator, 3a, 3b Destination floor registration system, 4a, 4b Operation panel, 5 Biometric authentication information acquisition unit, 6 Registration device, 7 Display unit, 8a, 8b Control panel, 9a, 9b Storage unit, 10a, 10b Matching unit, 11a, 11b Processing unit, 12a, 12b User registration unit, 20 Authentication unit, 1000 Bus, 1001 Processor, 1002 Memory, 1003 Interface, 1004 Secondary storage device
Claims
1. A biometric authentication information acquisition unit is installed in the elevator landing to acquire the user's biometric authentication information, A registration device that allows users to register destination floor information, A matching unit compares the biometric information acquired by the biometric information acquisition unit with the biometric data used for the user's biometric authentication. If the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit does not match the biometric authentication data used for the user's biometric authentication, the user registration unit links the user's biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit with the destination floor information registered in the registration device and registers it. A destination floor registration system equipped with the following features.
2. When the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit is compared with the biometric authentication data, the destination floor corresponding to the destination floor information linked to the biometric authentication data is set, and the elevator is assigned. If the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit does not match the biometric authentication data, the processing unit sets the destination floor information to be registered in the registration device and assigns the elevator. The destination floor registration system according to claim 1, comprising:
3. If the biometric information acquired by the biometric information acquisition unit does not match the biometric data, a display unit displays information prompting the user to register their destination floor. A destination floor registration system according to claim 1 or 2, comprising:
4. The registration devices are installed at multiple locations in the elevator landing, In the elevator landing, the biometric authentication information acquisition unit and the display unit are provided on the side of the path from the user to the elevator that is farther away from the elevator, and a plurality of registration devices are provided on the side of the path that is closer to the elevator. If the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit does not match the biometric authentication data, the display unit will display information prompting the user to register their destination floor using the registration device with the fewest users operating it per predetermined time period among the multiple registration devices. The destination floor registration system according to claim 3.
5. An authentication unit installed at the elevator landing authenticates the user's identification information, Equipped with, If the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit does not match the biometric authentication data, the user registration unit links the user's biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit with the destination floor associated with the identification information registered in the authentication unit and registers it. The destination floor registration system according to claim 2.
6. The display unit indicates that the biometric authentication data has been associated with the destination floor corresponding to the destination floor information linked to the biometric authentication data. The destination floor registration system according to claim 3.
7. A biometric authentication information acquisition unit installed in the elevator landing and which acquires the biometric authentication information of the user, A registration device that allows users to register destination floor information, An authentication unit installed at the elevator landing authenticates the user's identification information, A matching unit compares the biometric information acquired by the biometric information acquisition unit with the biometric data used for the user's biometric authentication. If the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit does not match the biometric authentication data used for the user's biometric authentication, the user registration unit links the user's biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit with the destination floor information registered in the registration device and registers it. Equipped with, If the biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit does not match the biometric authentication data, the user registration unit links the user's biometric authentication information acquired by the biometric authentication information acquisition unit with the destination floor associated with the identification information registered in the authentication unit and registers it. Destination floor registration system.