| CPC B60R 25/25 (2013.01) [B60R 25/2072 (2013.01); B60R 25/24 (2013.01); B60R 25/305 (2013.01)] | 6 Claims |
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1. A vehicle door access control method comprising:
pairing a smart mobile device with an external door access device to grant unlocking authority of the external door access device to the smart mobile device and to permit the smart mobile device to authorize the unlocking authority to another device;
granting an operating authority of a vehicle to a vehicle key;
registering a vehicle key information of the vehicle key into the smart mobile device;
connecting the smart mobile device with a vehicle host;
using the vehicle host to identify whether the vehicle key information stored in the smart mobile device is correct, wherein when the vehicle key information stored in the smart mobile device is identified as being incorrect, pairing of the vehicle host and the smart mobile device fails;
using a vehicle end biological feature pick-up device of the vehicle to pick up a vehicle end authorization biological feature of a to-be-authorized person in the vehicle when the vehicle key information is identified as being correct, and using the vehicle end authentication biological feature to cooperate with the smart mobile device to create an unlocking information associated with the unlocking authority of the external door access device, and the unlocking information is stored in the vehicle host;
picking up a to-be-compared vehicle end biological feature of a person in the vehicle through the vehicle end biological feature pick-up device;
comparing the to-be-compared vehicle end biological feature with the vehicle end authentication biological feature of the unlocking information, wherein when the to-be-compared vehicle end biological feature matches with the vehicle end authentication biological feature, the vehicle transmit an unlocking command, and wherein the vehicle does not transmit the unlocking command when the to-be-compared vehicle end biological feature does not match with the vehicle end authentication biological feature; and
using the external door access device to identify the unlocking command from the vehicle, wherein when the unlocking command is identified as being incorrect, the external door access device remains locked or is not opened, and wherein when the unlocking command is identified as being correct, the external door access device is unlocked or opened.
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