KR-20260065994-A - Dualized survey system based on collective intelligence supporting anonymous instant survey and organic panel conversion, and operating method thereof

KR20260065994AKR 20260065994 AKR20260065994 AKR 20260065994AKR-20260065994-A

Abstract

The present invention relates to a dual survey system and method that organically links an anonymous immediate survey with a general survey based on an identifiable panel. The invention maximizes the public participation sample by providing a first anonymous survey accessible without a personal information input procedure upon initial entry, prevents duplicate participation through device identification information, and collects response data. Subsequently, it provides an interactive community area where visualized results of statistical data and reactions/opinions can be displayed to anonymous users who have completed the response. Furthermore, it is characterized by requiring the input of contact information when a user wishes to perform a specific action and converting that user into an identifiable panel by storing this information. Accordingly, the initial barrier to entry is completely removed, enabling explosive public opinion collection, while simultaneously allowing for the organic construction and expansion of reliable identifiable panel data.

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정한수

Assignees

정한수

Dates

Publication Date: 20260512
Application Date: 20260222

Claims (6)

As a collective intelligence-based dual survey system, An interface module that transmits a first anonymous survey accessible without a personal information input procedure to a user terminal; A control module that prevents duplicate participation by using the terminal's local storage or unique device identification information and collects response data of the first survey; An interaction module that provides an anonymous user who has completed the above response with a community area where they can input preference responses or register opinions regarding the visualization results of the statistical data and the corresponding survey results; and A panel conversion module that requires the input of contact information when a visitor or the anonymous user intends to perform an action of entering a response to a specific survey result or registering an opinion in the community area, or intends to participate in a second survey, and converts the user into an identifiable panel by storing this in a database; A system characterized by including
In paragraph 1, The fact that the above panel switching module requires the input of contact information is not only when attempting the above response input or opinion registration action, but also, A system characterized by providing an opportunity for clarification without blocking access to a device suspected of being a participant when access is detected by the duplicate participation prevention logic of the above-mentioned control module, comparing the input contact information with existing data to determine whether there is a final duplicate, and converting the user to an identifiable panel.
In paragraph 1, A system characterized by further including a spreading and notification module that propagates the survey through the address book of a survey creator or a user who participated in the first survey, or notifies a specific user group that has agreed in advance to receive the survey of participation in the survey.
As a method of operation for a collective intelligence-based dual survey system, (a) The interface module of the above system provides a first anonymous survey interface that is accessible to a user terminal without a personal information input procedure; (b) A control module of the above system prevents duplicate participation by using the terminal's local storage or device unique identification information, and collects response data of the first survey; (c) A step in which an interaction module of the above system exposes a community interface to an anonymous user who has completed the response, allowing the user to input preference responses or register opinions regarding the visualization results of the statistical data and the corresponding survey results; and (d) A step in which a panel conversion module of the above system converts a user into an identifiable panel by requesting and storing contact information when a visitor or the anonymous user wishes to perform an action of entering a response to a specific survey result or registering an opinion on the community interface, or wishes to participate in a second survey; A method characterized by including
In paragraph 4, Requiring the input of contact information in step (d) above is not only when attempting the response input or opinion registration action, but also A method characterized by providing an opportunity for clarification without blocking access to a device suspected of being a participant when access is detected by the duplicate participation prevention logic of step (b) above, comparing the entered contact information with existing data to determine whether there is a final duplicate, and converting the user into an identifiable panel.
In paragraph 4, A method characterized by further including the step of propagating the survey through the address book of a survey creator or a user who participated in the first survey, or notifying a specific group of users who have agreed in advance to receive the survey of their participation in the survey.

Description

Dualized survey system based on collective intelligence supporting anonymous instant survey and organic panel conversion, and operating method thereof Dualized survey system based on collective intelligence supporting anonymous instant survey and organic panel conversion, and operating method thereof The present invention relates to a data collection and survey system using a network, and more specifically, to a system for rapidly collecting public opinion through an anonymous-based first survey in which the input of personal information is omitted upon initial entry, and By acquiring and storing contact information based on the user interaction (reaction and expression of opinion) process regarding collected statistical results and the justification procedure of the duplicate participation prevention logic, This invention relates to a collective intelligence-based dual survey system that converts anonymous users into identifiable panels and links them to a second survey, and a method of operation thereof. In modern society, surveys and opinion gathering systems are utilized as key data collection methods to understand public perception and market response. However, conventional online survey systems are structured to require users to enter personal information or complete registration procedures from the initial stages of service entry in order to ensure data reliability. This initial authentication process acts as a bottleneck that limits immediate user participation, thereby reducing the parameters of initial data collection. Additionally, there is a statistical limitation in which the objectivity of the collected data is distorted due to oversampling of responses from specific panels that joined for the purpose of rewards. To address this, simple anonymous voting systems that allow participation without login or authentication procedures are being utilized; however, these systems are vulnerable to duplicate participation and fail to guarantee even minimal identifiability of respondents, limiting them to fragmentary opinion collection and presenting technical limitations that make it difficult to expand into in-depth follow-up investigations or reliable identification databases. Therefore, an organic system architecture is required that initially secures a large volume of participation data through anonymous surveys bypassing identification procedures, and subsequently collects contact information by utilizing triggers when users actively attempt to interact with the collected statistical results or when they clarify the system's misidentification of duplicate participation. Through this, an advanced data processing system is needed that can simultaneously resolve the difficulties in securing initial participation rates and the limitations of sophisticated subsequent data collection by automatically converting anonymous, simple participants into a trusted identification panel. Figure 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a survey system according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram illustrating a survey type branching structure according to the present invention. Figure 3 is a flowchart showing the immediate survey processing process. Figure 4 is a flowchart illustrating the process of switching participation rights based on user actions. FIG. 5 is an example screen diagram of a community interface according to the present invention. 1. Overall System Configuration Figure 1 shows the overall configuration of a survey system according to the present invention. The system is configured to include a system server (102) that communicates with multiple user terminals (105) via an internet network (101). User terminals (105) include all types of communication terminals capable of running web browsers or dedicated applications, such as smartphones, PCs, and tablets. The system server (102) may be equipped with a database (103, 104) for storing collected data. In one embodiment, the first DB (103) may separately store response data and session information of an anonymous participant accessed without a personal information input procedure, and the second DB (104) may perform structural separation and management of data by storing information of a panel identified through a panel conversion process and general survey response data. 2. Survey Type Branching Structure Figure 2 shows a conceptual diagram of a survey type branching structure according to the present invention. Referring to FIG. 2, the system server (102) of the present invention provides a survey interface (201), a community interface (202), and a general survey interface (203) to a terminal (105). The response and collection control module (204) prevents duplicate participation by using the terminal's local storage or device unique identification information for users who have entered through the survey interface (201) immediately, and immediately collects survey response data. The panel conversion control module (205) operat