JP7680891B2 - Compensation plan output method, compensation plan output device, and program - Google Patents

Description

This disclosure relates to a compensation proposal output method, a compensation proposal output device, and a program.

Patent document 1 discloses a technology that collects operation information from household appliances and calculates points based on the operation information for each user.

JP 2021-18507 A

However, Patent Document 1 does not take into consideration what to do if there are users who do not meet the predetermined housework allocation rules.

The present disclosure aims to provide a compensation plan output method, a compensation plan output device, and a program that can present a compensation plan to a user whose amount of housework done does not satisfy the allocation rules, to make up for the non-satisfaction of the allocation rules.

A compensation proposal output method according to one aspect of the present disclosure includes an information processing device that acquires housework information indicating the housework performance history of each of a plurality of users, acquires allocation rules that specify the allocation of housework to each of the users, identifies, based on the allocation rules, a non-achieving user among the plurality of users whose amount of housework performed based on the housework information does not satisfy the allocation rules, creates a compensation proposal to compensate the non-achieving user for not satisfying the allocation rules, and outputs the compensation proposal.

According to the present disclosure, it is possible to present a compensation plan to a user whose amount of housework done does not satisfy the allocation rules, to make up for the non-satisfaction of the allocation rules.

1 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a home control system according to a first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a simplified configuration of a server device. 4 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing executed by an information processing unit. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a simplified example of housework information. FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a simplified example of aggregated data. FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a simplified example of an allocation rule. FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a simplified example of a compensation rule. 4 is a flowchart showing details of the process shown in FIG. 3 . FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a simplified configuration of a server device according to a third embodiment. 13 is a flowchart showing the flow of a process executed by a validity confirmation unit. FIG. 13 is a simplified diagram illustrating an example of a message for inquiring about an entity that will perform a particular household chore. FIG. 13 is a simplified diagram illustrating an example of a message for inquiring about an entity that will perform a particular household chore. FIG. 13 is a simplified diagram illustrating an example of a message for inquiring about an entity that will perform a particular household chore. FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a simplified example of operation log information. FIG. 13 is a simplified diagram showing a modified example of a message for inquiring about an entity that will perform a specific household chore.

(Findings that formed the basis of this disclosure)
For example, when a group of multiple users lives together in one house, such as a dual-income household, household chores are divided among the multiple users and allocation rules may be established that stipulate the allocation of household chores to each user.

However, if there are users whose household chore volume does not meet the allocation rules, this may lead to distrust or a sense of unfairness between users.

To solve this problem, the inventors have discovered that by identifying non-achieving users based on chore performance history information and allocation rules, creating a compensation plan to make up for the non-achieving users' non-fulfillment of the allocation rules, and outputting the compensation plan, it is possible to eliminate or reduce distrust or feelings of unfairness between users, which led to the present disclosure.

Next, each aspect of this disclosure will be described.

A compensation proposal output method according to one aspect of the present disclosure includes an information processing device that acquires housework information indicating the housework performance history of each of a plurality of users, acquires allocation rules that specify the allocation of housework to each of the users, identifies, based on the allocation rules, a non-achieving user among the plurality of users whose amount of housework performed based on the housework information does not satisfy the allocation rules, creates a compensation proposal to compensate the non-achieving user for not satisfying the allocation rules, and outputs the compensation proposal.

According to this aspect, the information processing device identifies non-achieving users based on the housework information and the allocation rules, creates a compensation plan for the non-achieving users to compensate for their non-fulfillment of the allocation rules, and outputs the compensation plan. This makes it possible to present the compensation plan to the non-achieving users. As a result, it becomes possible to eliminate or reduce distrust or feelings of unfairness between users by having the non-achieving users take compensatory action.

In the above aspect, the compensation proposal includes at least one of providing money, goods, or gratitude to a user who performed the housework on behalf of the unachieved user, and providing money, goods, or gratitude to a group made up of the multiple users.

According to this aspect, by having an unattained user provide money, goods, or gratitude to other users or groups, it is possible to eliminate or reduce distrust or feelings of unfairness between users.

In the above aspect, the compensation plan includes substituting the housework assigned to the user who performed the housework on behalf of the unsatisfied user.

According to this aspect, by having an unmet user perform household chores for other users, it is possible to eliminate or reduce distrust or feelings of unfairness between users.

In the above aspect, the information processing device identifies equipment or facilities located within a predetermined distance from the equipment or facilities used to perform the housework, and outputs the compensation proposal for the housework if the unfulfilled user is using the identified equipment or facilities.

This aspect increases the likelihood that unmet users will be able to carry out the housework on your behalf.

In the above aspect, the information processing device identifies a date and time when the unsatisfied user can perform the housework on behalf of the unsatisfied user based on the planned activity information of the unsatisfied user, and outputs the compensation proposal for the housework substitution including the identified date and time.

This aspect increases the likelihood that unmet users will be able to carry out the housework on your behalf.

In the above aspect, creating the compensation plan includes calculating the living expenses burden for each user based on the amount of housework performed within a specified period, or increasing the living expenses burden for the unsatisfied users based on the amount of the allocation rules that are not met.

According to this aspect, by having each user pay living expenses according to the amount of housework done, or by increasing the living expenses burden of users who have not met the allocation rules according to the amount of their shortfall, it is possible to eliminate or reduce distrust or feelings of unfairness between users.

In the above aspect, the compensation plan includes the introduction of equipment or facilities to streamline the housework assigned to the unachieved user.

According to this aspect, by proposing the introduction of a device or equipment to improve the efficiency of housework, the possibility that the allocation rules will be satisfied by unmet users increases after the device or equipment is introduced.

In the above aspect, the information processing device acquires input information input by each user to perform a specific housework, verifies the validity of the input information based on operation log information of a device or equipment operated when the specific housework is performed, or video data capturing the location where the specific housework is performed, and creates the housework information based on the input information whose validity has been confirmed.

According to this aspect, when each user inputs the execution of a specific household chore, the authenticity of the input information can be confirmed based on the operation log information or video data, thereby improving the credibility of the household chore information.

A compensation plan output device according to one aspect of the present disclosure includes an acquisition unit that acquires housework information indicating the housework performance history of each of a plurality of users and an allocation rule that specifies the allocation of housework to each of the users, a determination unit that identifies, based on the allocation rule, a non-achieving user among the plurality of users whose amount of housework performed based on the housework information does not satisfy the allocation rule, a compensation plan creation unit that creates a compensation plan to compensate the non-achieving user for not satisfying the allocation rule, and an output unit that outputs the compensation plan.

According to this aspect, the determination unit identifies non-achieving users based on the housework information and the allocation rules, the compensation plan creation unit creates a compensation plan for the non-achieving users to compensate for non-fulfillment of the allocation rules, and the output unit outputs the compensation plan. This makes it possible to present a compensation plan to the non-achieving users. As a result, by the non-achieving users taking compensatory action, it becomes possible to eliminate or reduce distrust or feelings of unfairness between users.

A program according to one aspect of the present disclosure causes an information processing device to function as: an acquisition means for acquiring housework information indicating the housework performance history of each of a plurality of users and an allocation rule that specifies the allocation of housework to each of the users; a determination means for identifying, based on the allocation rule, a non-achieving user among the plurality of users whose amount of housework performed based on the housework information does not satisfy the allocation rule; a compensation plan creation means for creating a compensation plan to compensate the non-achieving user for not satisfying the allocation rule; and an output means for outputting the compensation plan.

According to this aspect, the determination means identifies non-achieving users based on the housework information and the allocation rules, the compensation plan creation means creates a compensation plan for the non-achieving users to compensate for non-fulfillment of the allocation rules, and the output means outputs the compensation plan. This makes it possible to present a compensation plan to the non-achieving users. As a result, by the non-achieving users taking compensatory action, it becomes possible to eliminate or reduce distrust or feelings of unfairness between users.

The present disclosure can also be realized as a program that causes a computer to execute each of the characteristic configurations included in such a method or device, or as a system that operates by this program. It goes without saying that such a computer program can be distributed on a computer-readable non-transitory recording medium such as a CD-ROM or via a communication network such as the Internet.

(Embodiments of the present disclosure)
Hereinafter, the embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Elements with the same reference numerals in different drawings indicate the same or corresponding elements. In addition, the components, the arrangement positions of the components, the connection forms, and the order of operations shown in the following embodiments are merely examples and are not intended to limit the present disclosure. The present disclosure is limited only by the claims. Therefore, among the components in the following embodiments, the components not described in the independent claims showing the highest concept of the present disclosure are described as constituting a more preferred form, although they are not necessarily required to achieve the objectives of the present disclosure.

First Embodiment
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a home control system 1 according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure. The home control system 1 includes a smart home 100, a communication network 20, and a server device 30. Although only one smart home 100 is shown in FIG. 1 for the sake of simplicity of explanation, a plurality of smart homes 100 may be provided. Note that the application of the present disclosure is not limited to homes such as the smart home 100, but may also be indoor facilities such as offices, restaurants, and commercial facilities. In addition, the application is not limited to indoor facilities, but may also be a space including both indoor and outdoor spaces.

The smart home 100 has multiple spaces (rooms, bathrooms, toilets, entrances, corridors, etc.) in which multiple devices 11 and multiple facilities 12 are installed. The devices 11 include electronic devices such as home appliances. The devices 11 are any IoT devices such as air conditioners, TVs, refrigerators, rice cookers, microwaves, and lighting. The facilities 12 include appliances or furniture used in fixed locations. The devices 11 also include devices 19 equipped with monitors 14 such as LCDs or organic EL displays. The same applies to the facilities 12.

The smart home 100 is also equipped with multiple monitors 13 and multiple cameras 15. The monitors 13 are installed near the devices 11 or facilities 12 that the user uses when performing housework. The cameras 15 capture images of the user living in the smart home 100 performing housework.

In addition, the smart home 100 is provided with an integrated controller 10 for controlling the operation of the devices 11 and facilities 12 that are to be controlled among the multiple devices 11 and multiple facilities 12. The integrated controller 10 is capable of mutual data communication with the devices 11 and facilities 12 that are to be controlled via a communication network 20 such as a public line network (or a wireless LAN, etc.).

The server device 30 is a cloud server or an edge server, etc., and manages the entire home control system. The server device 30 is capable of mutual data communication between the integrated controller 10, the devices 11, the facilities 12, the monitors 13, and the cameras 15 via the communication network 20. Note that the functions of the server device 30 may be implemented in the integrated controller 10.

Figure 2 is a simplified diagram showing the configuration of the server device 30. The server device 30 includes a communication unit 40, an information processing unit 50, and a storage unit 60.

The communication unit 404 is configured with a communication module that supports any communication method, such as IP.

The storage unit 60 is configured to include a HDD, SSD, or flash memory. The storage unit 60 stores installation information 61, floor plan information 62, user information 63, allocation rules 64, housework information 65, compensation rules 66, and a program 80. The installation information 61 is information indicating the installation locations of the devices 11, the equipment 12, the monitor 13, the camera 15, and the integrated controller 10 in the smart home 100. The floor plan information 62 is information indicating the floor plans of the multiple spaces in the smart home 100. The user information 63 is information indicating the users residing in the smart home 100. In the following example, a situation is assumed in which multiple users forming a group reside in the smart home 100. The allocation rules 64 are information that specifies the allocation of housework to each user. The housework information 65 is information indicating the housework execution history of each user, and the amount of housework execution (i.e., the amount of housework) can be calculated based on the housework execution history. The compensation rule 66 is information that indicates a compensation plan for compensating a non-attaining user for non-satisfaction of the allocation rule 64 when there is a user (hereinafter referred to as a "non-attaining user") whose amount of housework done does not satisfy the allocation rule 64.

The information processing unit 50 includes a housekeeping information creation unit 51, an acquisition unit 52, a determination unit 53, a compensation plan creation unit 54, and an output unit 55 as functions realized by a CPU or the like executing a program 80 read from the storage unit 60 to a ROM or RAM or the like. In other words, the program 80 is a program for causing the information processing unit 50 mounted on the server device 30 as a compensation plan output device to function as the housekeeping information creation unit 51, the acquisition unit 52, the determination unit 53, the compensation plan creation unit 54, and the output unit 55.

Figure 3 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing executed by the information processing unit 50.

First, in step S100, the acquisition unit 52 acquires the housework information 65 by reading it from the storage unit 60. The housework information 65 is created in advance by the housework information creation unit 51 and stored in the storage unit 60.

Figure 4 is a simplified diagram showing an example of housework information 65. Housework information 65 has an item indicating a task, which is a type of housework, an item indicating the user who performed the housework, and an item indicating the date and time the housework was performed. For example, it shows that laundry was performed by user A from 9:00 to 9:30 on March 1, 2021.

The housekeeping information creation unit 51 can identify information for each item of the housekeeping information 65 based on operation information received from the appliance 11 or facility 12 (e.g., appliance ID, facility ID, operation date and time information, and operating user information if a user ID or the like is input during operation) or by analyzing video data received from the camera 15.

The acquisition unit 52 calculates the amount of housework for each user for each task by aggregating the housework information 65 accumulated within a specified period. The specified period is, for example, one day, one week, or one month. The amount of housework may be the total time spent performing the housework or the total number of times the housework is performed.

Figure 5 is a simplified diagram showing an example of the aggregated data 70. The acquisition unit 52 calculates the proportion of housework volume for each user within the specified period for each task. In this example, with regard to laundry, the proportion of housework volume for user A is "80%," and the proportion of housework volume for user B is "20%."

Next, in step S200, the acquisition unit 52 acquires the allocation rule 64 by reading it from the memory unit 60.

Figure 6 is a simplified diagram showing an example of the allocation rule 64. The allocation rule 64 is information that specifies the allocation of housework to each user for each task. In this example, the allocation of housework is specified by the proportion of the amount of housework, and for example, the proportion of the amount of housework for both user A and user B for laundry is set to "50%."

Next, in step S300, the determination unit 53 determines whether or not there is a non-achieving user among the multiple users whose amount of housework done does not satisfy the allocation rule 64, based on the acquired housework information 65 and allocation rule 64. In this example, since the actual amount of user B (Figure 5) for laundry and toilet cleaning does not satisfy the planned amount (Figure 6), the determination unit 53 identifies user B as a non-achieving user.

If there are unsatisfied users (step S300: YES), then in step S400, the compensation plan creation unit 54 creates a compensation plan for the unsatisfied users to compensate for the non-satisfaction of the allocation rules 64 based on the compensation rules 66.

Figure 7 is a simplified diagram showing an example of compensation rules 66. In the example of Figure 7, three plans are prepared. The first plan is to provide money, goods, or a message of thanks to a user (user A in this example) who performed housework on behalf of an unachieved user (user B in this example). The second plan is to provide money, goods, or a message of thanks to the entire group excluding the unachieved user. The third plan is to substitute the housework assigned to the user who performed the housework on behalf of the unachieved user. The compensation plan creation unit 54 may create all of the first to third plans as compensation plans, or may create any one of the first to third plans as a compensation plan.

The compensation plan creation unit 54 may also create a compensation plan different from the first to third plans described above. For example, a compensation plan may be created to introduce a device or equipment (such as a robot vacuum cleaner, a fully automatic washer-dryer, or a fully automatic dishwasher-dryer) to improve the efficiency of the housework assigned to the unachieved user.

In addition, when creating the above-mentioned third plan as a compensation plan, the compensation plan creation unit 54 may hold action schedule information for each user, identify the date and time when the unachieved user can perform the substitute housework based on the action schedule information of the unachieved user, and create a compensation plan including the identified date and time. Alternatively, the compensation plan creation unit 54 may create the third plan as a compensation plan based on location information indicating the current location of the unachieved user when the unachieved user has been staying at or near the location where the substitute housework is to be performed for a predetermined period of time or more. Alternatively, the compensation plan creation unit 54 may create the third plan as a compensation plan based on real-time operation information of the device 11 or facility 12 when the unachieved user is using the device 11 or facility 12 for performing the substitute housework. Alternatively, the compensation plan creation unit 54 may identify appliances 11 or equipment 12 (hereinafter referred to as "nearby appliances") that are close to the appliances 11 or equipment 12 used to perform the housework (i.e., located within a specified distance) based on the installation information 61, and create a third plan as a compensation plan based on real-time operation information of the appliances 11 or equipment 12 when the unmet user is using the nearby appliances.

Furthermore, the compensation plan creation unit 54 may store table information indicating similar household chores, and when an unachieved user is performing a first household chore, may suggest performing a second household chore that is the same as or similar to the first household chore.

In addition, if the amount of housework assigned to a certain user is extremely large, the compensation proposal creation unit 54 may send a proposal to other users to help with the housework.

Next, in step S500, the output unit 55 outputs the compensation plan created by the compensation plan creation unit 54. Data indicating the compensation plan is input from the output unit 55 to the communication unit 40, and is transmitted from the communication unit 40 to the smart home 100 via the communication network 20, and the compensation plan is displayed on the monitors 13, 14, and 18. The data indicating the compensation plan may be transmitted to a smartphone of a previously registered unachieved user and displayed on the screen of that smartphone.

If there are no unreached users (step S300: NO), the process ends without executing steps S400 and S500.

According to this embodiment, the information processing unit 50 identifies an incomplete user based on the housework information 65 and the allocation rules 64, creates a compensation plan for the incomplete user to compensate for the non-fulfillment of the allocation rules 64, and outputs the compensation plan. This makes it possible to present a compensation plan to the incomplete user. As a result, it becomes possible to eliminate or reduce distrust or feelings of unfairness between users by having the incomplete user take compensatory action.

Second Embodiment
FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the details of the process of step S400 shown in FIG.

In this embodiment, in step S401, the compensation plan creation unit 54 calculates the amount of each user's burden in the total amount of living expenses for the entire group for a predetermined unit period (e.g., one month) according to the amount of housework performed by each user within the unit period.
The amount of burden for each user is calculated by executing the following calculation: (total execution amount of all users--each user execution amount)/total execution amount of all users*total amount of living expenses.

Alternatively, the compensation plan creation unit 54 may increase the living expenses burden of the non-achieving user according to the amount of shortfall in the allocation rule 64 (e.g., the difference value obtained by subtracting the execution amount from the allocation amount) with respect to the predetermined living expenses burden rule, and may reduce the burden amounts of other users accordingly.

If a user (e.g. user A) is unable to perform the chore assigned to him/her due to unexpected circumstances, user A can request another user to perform the chore on his/her behalf. If the other user agrees to perform the chore on his/her behalf, the allocation rules 64 are changed accordingly, and the living expenses shared by both users are recalculated. If there is no other user who agrees to perform the chore on his/her behalf, user A may delete the chore that he/she cannot perform from the allocation rules 64 for a limited period (or number of times), and the original allocation rules 64 will be automatically restored after the period has elapsed.

According to this embodiment, by having each user pay living expenses according to the amount of housework performed, or by increasing the living expenses burden of users who have not met the allocation rule 64 according to the amount of non-fulfillment, it is possible to eliminate or reduce distrust or feelings of unfairness between users.

Third Embodiment
In this embodiment, a case will be described where there is a history of housework execution, but the user (the person who performed the housework) who performed the housework is unknown.

Figure 9 is a simplified diagram showing the configuration of the server device 30 according to the third embodiment. Based on the configuration shown in Figure 2, the information processing unit 50 further includes a validity confirmation unit 56, and the storage unit 60 further stores operation log information 67, video data 68, and input information 69.

When there is a history of a specific chore whose executor is unknown, the server device 30 sends a message to the smart home 100 via the communication network 20 to inquire about the executor. The message is displayed on the monitors 13, 14, and 18.

Figure 10 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing executed by the validity confirmation unit 56. Also, Figures 11 to 13 are simplified examples of messages for inquiring about the entity that will perform a particular household chore.

The message shown in FIG. 11 is sent periodically (e.g., once a day) to a specific user. When the user selects the "Yes" icon for each task included in the message, input information indicating that the user is the executor of the task is returned to the server device 30.

The message shown in FIG. 12 is sent when the device 11 or facility 12 is started, without specifying a user. When a user is selected from the multiple users included in the message, input information indicating that the user is the entity that will execute the task is returned to the server device 30.

The message shown in FIG. 13 is sent to a specific user when the device 11 or facility 12 is started. If the user selects the "Yes" icon included in the message, input information indicating that the user is the entity executing the task is returned to the server device 30.

Referring to FIG. 10, first, in step S001, the validity confirmation unit 56 acquires the input information returned to the server device 30.

Next, in step S002, the validity confirmation unit 56 checks the validity (probability or credibility) of the input information by comparing the acquired input information with the operation log information 67 of the device 11 or facility 12 operated when the specific household chore is performed, or with the video data 68 captured by the camera 15 of the location where the specific household chore is performed.

FIG. 14 is a simplified diagram showing an example of operation log information 67. The operation log information 67 includes time information indicating the date and time when the device 11 or facility 12 was operating. Therefore, the validity confirmation unit 56 can determine the validity of the input information by referring to the time information included in the operation log information 67. If the device 11 or facility 12 used to perform the housework was not operating at the date and time when the housework was performed indicated in the input information, the validity confirmation unit 56 determines that the validity of the input information cannot be confirmed.

Next, in step S003, the household chore information creation unit 51 creates household chore information 65 based on the input information whose validity has been confirmed by the validity confirmation unit 56.

When input information is returned from multiple users for one chore, the chore information creation unit 51 counts the total number of times or the total time divided by the number of users as the amount of work performed by each user. Alternatively, the chore information creation unit 51 may count the ratio of the number of times or the time of each user to the total number of times or the total time as the amount of work performed by each user. Alternatively, the chore information creation unit 51 may count the number of times or the time reported by each user as the amount of work performed by each user.

Figure 15 is a simplified diagram showing a modified example of a message for inquiring about the entity that will perform a particular chore. The server device 30 sends the message to the user to whom the chore is assigned in the allocation rule 64. The message is sent, for example, when the use of the device 11 or equipment 12 is terminated (shut down). If the user selects the "No" icon included in the message, or if neither the "Yes" nor the "No" icon is selected, input information indicating that the user will be the entity that will perform the task is returned to the server device 30.

According to this embodiment, when each user inputs information reporting the performance of a specific household chore, the validity confirmation unit 56 confirms the validity of the input information based on the operation log information 67 or the video data 68, thereby making it possible to improve the credibility of the household chore information.

This disclosure is particularly useful when applied to home control systems in smart homes that incorporate IoT technology.

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 10 Integrated controller 30 Server device 50 Information processing unit 51 Household information creation unit 52 Acquisition unit 53 Determination unit 54 Compensation plan creation unit 55 Output unit 56 Validity confirmation unit 60 Storage unit 64 Allocation rules 65 Household information 66 Compensation rules 67 Operation log information 68 Video data 69 Input information 80 Program

Claims (9)

An information processing device,
Acquire housework information indicating a history of housework performed by each of a plurality of users;
obtaining an allocation rule that specifies an allocation of housework to each of the users;
identifying, among the plurality of users, a non-achieving user whose amount of housework performed based on the housework information does not satisfy the allocation rule based on the allocation rule;
creating a compensation plan for compensating the underachieving user for the non-satisfaction of the allocation rule;
Output the compensation plan;
The information processing device further includes:
acquiring input information in which each user has input information regarding the performance of a specific household chore;
confirming the validity of the input information based on operation log information of a device or equipment operated when the specific household chore is performed, or based on video data capturing the location where the specific household chore is performed;
creating the housework information based on the input information whose validity has been confirmed;
How to output compensation proposal. The compensation plan is as follows:
Providing money, goods, or rewards to users who perform housework on behalf of the unsatisfied users;
And,
Providing money, goods, or gratitude to a group of said users;
The compensation proposal output method according to claim 1 , further comprising at least one of the steps of: The compensation plan is as follows:
The compensation plan output method according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising the step of: substituting a user who has performed housework on behalf of the unachieved user for the housework assigned to that user. The information processing device includes:
Identifying an appliance or facility located within a predetermined distance from the appliance or facility for performing the substitute housework;
The compensation proposal output method according to claim 3 , further comprising the step of outputting the compensation proposal regarding the housework substitution when the identified appliance or facility is being used by the unmet user. The information processing device includes:
Identifying a date and time when the incomplete user can perform the substitute housework based on the activity schedule information of the incomplete user;
outputting the compensation plan for the housekeeping service including the specified date and time;
The compensation plan output method according to claim 3. The preparation of the compensation plan is as follows:
Calculating the living expenses burden of each user according to the amount of housework performed within a predetermined period;
Or,
The compensation proposal output method according to claim 1 , further comprising increasing the living expenses burden of the underachieving user in accordance with the amount of the underachieving allocation rule. The compensation plan is as follows:
The compensation proposal output method according to claim 1 , further comprising the introduction of equipment or facilities for improving the efficiency of the housework assigned to the unachieved user. an acquisition unit that acquires housework information indicating a history of housework performed by each of a plurality of users and an allocation rule that specifies an allocation of housework to each of the users;
a determination unit that identifies, from among the plurality of users, a non-achieving user whose amount of housework based on the housework information does not satisfy the allocation rule based on the allocation rule;
a compensation plan creation unit that creates a compensation plan for the unsatisfied user to compensate for non-satisfaction of the allocation rule;
An output unit that outputs the compensation plan;
A housekeeping information creation department;
Equipped with
The housework information creation unit includes:
acquiring input information in which each user has input information regarding the performance of a specific household chore;
confirming the validity of the input information based on operation log information of a device or equipment operated when the specific household chore is performed, or based on video data capturing the location where the specific household chore is performed;
creating the housework information based on the input information whose validity has been confirmed;
Compensation proposal output device. An information processing device,
An acquisition means for acquiring housework information indicating a history of housework performed by each of a plurality of users and an allocation rule that specifies the allocation of housework to each of the users;
a determination means for identifying, from among the plurality of users, a non-achieving user whose amount of housework performed based on the housework information does not satisfy the allocation rule based on the allocation rule;
a compensation plan creating means for creating a compensation plan for the underachieving user to compensate for the underachieving user's non-satisfaction of the allocation rule;
An output means for outputting the compensation plan;
A means for creating housekeeping information;
A program for causing the device to function as a
The housekeeping information creation means includes:
acquiring input information in which each user has input information regarding the performance of a specific household chore;
confirming the validity of the input information based on operation log information of a device or equipment operated when the specific household chore is performed, or based on video data capturing the location where the specific household chore is performed;
creating the housework information based on the input information whose validity has been confirmed;
program.