WO2005109348A1 - System for and method of automating parking payment by using electronic tags - Google Patents
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- the present invention refers to Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) systems, and more particularly it concerns a system for automatic parking payment by using RFID transponders, also known as electronic tags (e-tags), and mobile terminals such as cellular phones and the like.
- RFID Radio Frequency IDentification
- e-tags electronic tags
- Background of the Invention In most towns of the developed countries, parking in certain areas is subjected to payment of parking fees. Payment is generally effected at parking meters, by inserting coins and/or by using prepaid cards. An individual meter can be installed at each parking place, or collective meters can be used, serving a specific group of parking places or distributed at more or less regular distances over the paying parking area.
- the check on the occurred payment is effected by authorised people (monitoring staff or wardens) by looking either directly at the parking meters or at a receipt to be exposed inside the parked vehicle and indicating the parking expiration time.
- Use of parking meters entails a number of problems both for the parking service administration (or any other authority managing the service) and for the users.
- the administration has to take care of the maintenance of the parking meters, what entails high costs for both the material and the maintenance staff.
- the users have to provide themselves with the coins or the cards and, in case of collective meters, they are to find the proper or the closest meter and then to come back to the vehicle to leave the receipt.
- there is no versatility about the end time of the parking which may lead to overpayments. This is rather uncomfortable.
- Parking payment can be effected also by special prepaid vouchers corresponding to predetermined parking durations.
- Use of the vouchers is more comfortable for the users, which are no longer to search for a parking meter: however they always are to provide themselves in advance with the vouchers.
- the problems for the administration still exist, since payment by means of vouchers does not replace payment at the parking meters.
- US-B 6,263,316 discloses an electronic toll collection system that can be used, inter alia, for collecting parking fees. The system is based on an automatic identification of a vehicle and of an associated account to which the parking fees can be charged.
- a suitable transponder capable of emitting an identification signal must be carried with the car, and an interrogating unit must be provided at the parking entrance/exit. That unit is connected to a management centre containing a database of the accounts.
- This solution is suitable for parking lots in which entrance/exit is controlled by a barrier actuated by the interrogating unit, but it is not suitable for payment of the parking along the town streets, which would require a reader at each parking place.
- WO-A 02/11074 discloses a system allowing payment of the parking fees by using a mobile telephone or the like.
- the mobile telephone has a removable cover with a transponder acting substantially as an e-tag that is read by an e-tag reader in the parking meter.
- the parking meter has also means for transmitting information, such as tariff information, to the mobile station.
- the system further comprises a central station that receives information from the parking meters and that can communicate with the mobile station for receiving therefrom information about the desired parking duration and the consequent electronic payment instructions, or for informing the user of the expiration of the parking time and asking for further payment.
- the system does not eliminates the parking meters, and thus the problems mentioned above still exist, with the only exception of the need for the users to provide themselves with coins or a payment card.
- the need to connect the meters with the central station and to equip them with e-tag readers and means for communication with the mobile station makes the system complex and expensive.
- US 2003/0141363 discloses a parking payment system that allows dispensing with the use of parking meters.
- a system for automating parking payment by utilising user terminals consisting of wireless communication equipment allowing access to a wireless communication network the system comprising:
- the invention also provides a method of automating parking payment, comprising the steps of:
- payment is managed by a service management centre, which is accessible by the users through the wireless network and includes a data base where payment information are associated with the tag identification codes, and which, upon payment, grants the user the authorisation to park and to write information about the parking event into the tag.
- the tag acts also as payment card and stores a monetary amount or credit.
- the invention reduces the accesses to the communication network by the users and by the wardens. Indeed, in the first embodiment, access of the users to the service centre is necessary only at the arrival in the parking place, to start the authorisation procedure. In the second case, no direct access of the users to the service centre is generally required. In both embodiments, the checks on the payment may be carried out locally.
- - Fig. 1 is a schematic representation of the system according to the invention
- - Figs. 2 and 3 are schematic representations of an e-tag and a mobile terminal required by the invention
- FIG. 4 is flow chart of the operation of a first embodiment of the invention.
- Fig. 5 is a flow chart of the operation of a second embodiment of the invention. Description of the preferred embodiments As shown in Fig. 1, a system according to the invention essentially comprises three elements:
- an e-tag or transponder 1 specialised for use in connection with a parking service, which tag is to be carried on vehicle 2 to be parked;
- a mobile user terminal 3 capable of accessing a mobile or wireless communication network and of communicating also with e-tag 1 for reading/writing information;
- an e-tag 1 suitable for use in the invention essentially comprises:
- an antenna 10 the size of which depends on the system operating frequency (e.g. 868 MHz, 2.45 GHz, 5.8 GHz with the present standards for the e-tags); - electronic circuitry 11 devoted to data processing and typically comprising: a chip for the RF and base-band signal processing; a microprocessor, possibly associated with a cryptographic block for communication ciphering; a memory for data and ' programs, such as a flash memory, an EEPROM etc., storing , inter alia, an e-tag identification code; and a power supply, for instance a battery such as chemical cells (lithium or rechargeable) possibly coupled to solar cells (photo-voltaic accumulators), micro fuel cells; and a low consumption display 12 and/or a LED 13.
- a battery such as chemical cells (lithium or rechargeable) possibly coupled to solar cells (photo-voltaic accumulators), micro fuel cells
- E-tag 1 can be operated in different manners, depending on how the parking payment is managed.
- payment is managed by service management centre 4, to which the users directly access through the communication network, as it will be explained in more detail below.
- e-tag 1 has, inter alia, the functions of a sort of electronic voucher or receipt, to be "filled" by the user with information related to the parking duration paid for, for instance the parking expiration time and the parking tariff selected for payment, to be possibly displayed to the wardens through display 12 or LED 13.
- display 12 can directly display the parking expiration time.
- the expiration of the parking time, and/or the approaching of such expiration could be signalled by using LED 13. A.
- e-tag 1 acts as payment means, while the mobile terminal is used for interacting with the tag (parking activation/deactivation, credit recharging, tag operation and maintenance, etc.).
- e-tag 1 is to be loaded with a monetary amount or credit, and electronic circuitry 11 must allow subtracting the parking fee from the available credit.
- electronic circuitry 11 can comprise a timer that starts counting down e.g.
- E-tags 1 can also store information about the different tariffs set by the service administration. In this second embodiment display 12 and/or LED 13, if present, are intended for exclusive use by the user, to inform him/her of the correct starting of the countdown. This may be obtained thanks to a suitable message on display 12 or to a blinking or temporary lighting on of LED 13. E-tags 1 may be active or passive e-tags. The structure of the electronic circuitry of both kinds of e-tags is well known in the art.
- e-tags can be supplied to the users of the service by the town administration or some other authority managing the service, possibly through authorised dealers.
- e-tags 1 are freely displaceable from one vehicle to another
- Mobile terminal 3 is a cellular phone or any other equipment capable of accessing a mobile communication network and embodies an e-tag reader/writer 30.
- Mobile terminals modified in this manner have been disclosed in the literature.
- the e-tag reader/writer 30 may be incorporated, either partly or as a whole, into the SIM card of the terminal, as disclosed for instance in WO-A 01/80193.
- Service management centre 4 is schematically shown in the drawing by a processing unit 5 and a database 6 storing at least the identification codes of e-tags 1 and, possibly, information about payments or credits related to each card.
- service management centre 4 enables the user's access to the service whenever a user intends to park and manages the relevant payment by the user.
- Processing unit 5 will perform, in co-operation with database 6, all checks required for such enabling and all operations related to the payment.
- database 6 might also store information about the different parking tariffs envisaged for the different town areas, to be communicated to the user when he/she accesses the service.
- a registration procedure is to be envisaged, by which an association between an e-tag 1 and one or more user terminals 3 is for instance established in database 6.
- database 6 also stores a user profile that can be used by the parking service administration for offering the user various value-added services.
- the service centre can act as a POS (Point Of Sale) terminal; the user can have a deposit account with the service administration, and the parking fee is debited to such an account; the parking fees could be subtracted from the amount stored in the mobile phone of the user for the payment of the communications, if an agreement between the parking service administrator and the mobile network operator exists; and so on.
- the invention is compatible with various manners in which the user can be actually debited.
- Service management centre 4 could also be involved in the check of the correct payment, even if preferably such a check is performed locally on e-tag 1.
- e-tags 1 themselves are loaded with a monetary amount and no access to service centre 4 through the mobile network is required of the users when the need to park arises. Loading and restoring such credits on e-tags 1 are preferably entrusted to the mobile network operator, which will make the proper agreements with the parking service administration in order to inform it of the e-tag reloading and to transfer the corresponding money amounts to it.
- the parking wardens should be equipped with a respective monitoring terminal (not shown), in the simplest form an e-tag reader, allowing monitoring the internal status of e-tag 1 to check whether a payment is in progress (credit subtraction/erosion).
- Such a monitoring terminal is necessary also in the first embodiment of the invention, if the e-tags have no display or LED or if relying only on the display or the LED is not deemed sufficient. In such case, the wardens will read the contents of the tag memory by their own e-tag readers. E-tag readers in the form of portable instruments are well known in the art, as disclosed for instance in EP-A 0 987 646. Also the e-tag readers of the monitoring terminals will advantageously be readers with a relatively long operation range.
- the monitoring terminals could also be mobile terminals similar to the user terminals, if it is desired that the wardens can access service management centre during the checks.
- the user When the need for parking arises (step 100), the user first scans e-tag 1 by means of terminal 3, thereby reading the identification code of the tag itself (step 101). By means of his/her terminal 3, the user then requests the authorisation to park to service management centre 4 (step 102), to which the user communicates the identification code just read as well as the desired parking duration and, possibly, information about the location of the parking place.
- the manner in which communication with centre 4 takes place depends on the type of terminal 3. For instance, GSM, GPRS, UMTS or WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) modalities could be used.
- the authorisation request can be automatically sent by terminal 3 to service management centre 4, if the service has been previously activated via software of by hardware means, or it may be sent by an SMS or an MMS message.
- the access to the parking service could be one of the functions stored in terminal 3 and accessible via the terminal menu.
- Processing unit 5 in service management centre 4 checks, by looking at the contents of database 6, whether the user is a service subscriber and/or whether the identification code sent by the user corresponds with any of the codes stored in database 6 (step 103). In the negative, access to the service is denied (step 113). In the affirmative the request is processed. In such stage, processing unit 5 first checks whether the user's credit is sufficient (step 104). In the affirmative, the parking fee is subtracted from the available credit (step 105). In the negative, recharging is required (step 114).
- processing unit 5 After the payment, processing unit 5 generates an electronic enabling key or code in one-to-one correspondence with the tag identification code and sends such a key to terminal 3, to allow the user to write information related to the parking event into e-tag 1 (step 106).
- information exchange between mobile terminal 3 and service management centre 4, in particular during the phases of communication of the tag identification code, payment and communication of the enabling key takes place in encrypted form.
- the known "asymmetric key" encryption mechanism can be used, If the connection between terminal 3 and service management centre 4 is a GPRS or an UMTS connection, which is based on the Internet Protocol (IP), a reference configuration of IPsec/SSL type can be used for encrypted communication. Also transmission of the identification code from e-tag 1 to user terminal 3 and of the enabling key from user terminal 3 to e-tag 1 preferably takes place in encrypted form. Cryptographic functions can be performed within e-tag 1 by hardware or software means, depending on the performance required of the system. The information transmitted by the user and possible information of interest for building a user's profile are stored in database 6 of service management centre 4 and they can be used, as said, for other value added services (information about the traffic conditions in the parking area, advertising).
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- the user By using the key received from service management centre 4, the user enables e-tag 1 to writing (step 107) and writes the parking expiration time (step 108) by means of terminal 3. The user could also be requested to write information about the selected parking tariff into e-tag 1. The expiration time is then displayed on display 12 or signalled by LED 13, if such devices are provided in e-tag 1. Taking into account that the parking time is stored also in service management centre 4, the latter, upon detecting that expiration of the parking time is approaching
- step 109 could inform the user of this (step 110), e.g. by an SMS or MMS or the like. In such case the user could also provide for an additional payment in order to extend the parking duration (step 111).
- the process stops when the parking duration paid for expires (step 112).
- monitoring of the payment for a parked vehicle by the wardens is immediate. If display 12 indicating the expiration time is present, it is merely necessary to read the indication of the display, like in the present situation of paper receipts or vouchers. If the expiration time is signalled by LED 13, the check is still simpler, in that it is sufficient to check whether the LED is on or off, what can be detected also at some distance from the vehicle.
- e-tags without display or LED and to equip the wardens with monitoring terminals, capable of reading the information about the parking event from e-tag 1. It is also possible that the wardens read the identification code and check with management centre 4 whether the parking has been correctly paid.
- the use of the monitoring terminals could also be relied upon even when the e- tags are equipped with visual signalling units like display 12 or LED 13, to allow the wardens to read from tags 1 or to obtain from service management centre 4 information that are not visually signalled (e.g. the parking tariff).
- the first embodiment of the invention allows eliminating the parking meters and significantly reduces the access to the mobile communication network. Indeed the users now only have to contact service management centre 4 at their arrival, and the check on the parking authorisation can be made locally.
- step 200 the user, when the need to park arises (step 200), checks through its terminal 3 whether a sufficient credit still exists on e-tag 1 (step 201 ). In the negative, the user contacts the mobile network operator to have its credit restored (steps 202, 203), e.g. transferring a certain amount from the telephone prepaid credit or debiting such amount on the telephone bill, and re-load the e-tag.
- step 201 If the credit is sufficient (output yes of the check of step 201 ), the user chooses the proper parking tariff on e-tag 1 , programmes accordingly the timer and starts the count down, i.e. credit erosion (step 204). When the user leaves with his vehicle from the parking, he/she stops the count down on the timer (step 205).
- communication operations between the user terminal 3 and the e-tag are preferably protected by a ciphering mechanism (e.g. by means of an "asymmetric key" encryption technique) such that the e-tag can respond to its corresponding reader/writer only and keys resident into the reader/writer can benefit from standard security features of the reader/writer, if any.
- the keys can be pre-loaded in the e-tag and in the reader/writer associated to the user terminal during the activation phase of the service and even changed by the mobile operator during each credit re-charge operation, if necessary.
- the user can check at any mpment the operating condition of e-tag 1.
- the wardens can monitor by their own terminals whether the payment in regularly in progress. Should the available credit on the tag run out during parking operations, a debit is accumulated and stored into the tag memory. Next time a parking operation is needed, on performing the necessary recharging, the accumulated debit will be paid.
- display 12 and/or LED 13 can make the user immediately aware of the fact that the parking payment operations have started properly.
- the fact that the information provided by display 12 or LED 13 are of interest only for the user reduces the possibility of frauds, provided the internal information of e-tag are suitably protected, since a user has no interest in simulating a message on display 12 or the activation of LED 13, since wardens do not rely on them for correct payment checking.
- display 12 or LED 13 could be used only to indicate the correct system operation to the user also in the first embodiment of the invention, and monitoring could rely on the use of monitoring terminals.
- the user could be automatically located (for instance through a cell localisation procedure or another more accurate localization procedure in case of GSM or UMTS networks), and the service management centre could receive the relevant information from the network in order to identify the applicable parking tariff in database 6 and communicate it to the user.
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