JP7043938B2 - Information display system - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an information display system that transmits instruction information to a plurality of viewers by displaying the attributes corresponding to the attributes of the plurality of viewers.

Conventionally, for example, in a production line of an automobile assembly factory, a display body (for example, a piece of paper) called an instruction villa for instructing a worker on a work content has been used. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a conventional instruction villa 10X used in the production line FL2 of an automobile assembly plant. As shown in FIG. 5, the instruction villa 10X simply displays instruction information regarding the work contents of the operator in characters and symbols. The worker reads the work contents from the letters and symbols of the instruction villa and assembles the automobile.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2005-301637

By the way, in recent years, the diversity of production lines has been increasing, and the opportunities for workers who use various languages to work side by side on the same production line are increasing. However, the conventional instruction villa cannot display the instruction information in multiple languages (for example, Japanese, English, Chinese). For this reason, there are cases where a worker who has difficulty understanding the language used in the instruction villa is included, and it may be difficult to convey the work content displayed on the instruction villa to the worker.

For example, in the production line FL2 shown in FIG. 5, workers A, B, and C are working, the language used by worker A is Japanese, the language used by worker B is English, and worker C. The language used by is Chinese. In this case, the instruction information "red" of the instruction villa 10X is immediately understood by the worker A as "red color". However, worker B remembers the meaning of other languages such as "red → RED" and worker C "red → red (since there is no Chinese notation, substitute Japanese notation (hereinafter, explanation is omitted))". , Need to change meaning in the brain. Therefore, the workers B and C need to perform the assembly work while translating the instruction information displayed on the instruction villa, which may lead to erroneous work.

It is also conceivable to display instruction information in multiple languages on the instruction villa in correspondence with workers who use other languages. However, if the instruction information is displayed in a plurality of languages, the space for displaying the instruction information is expanded.

In Patent Document 1, an input screen is displayed on the display screen of an information terminal, and when inputting data that is not desired to be peeped into the input screen, the input person attaches a glasses-shaped fluoroscopic filter that blocks a specific color. The technology for inputting data is disclosed.

However, in the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1, the display unit only displays the data input from the input unit in one pattern. Therefore, in order to display the data input from the input unit in a plurality of patterns (multiple languages), it is necessary to provide a plurality of display units, and a space for installing the plurality of display units is required.

An object of the present invention is to display a plurality of instructional information without expanding the space for displaying the instructional information, and to make it possible to visually recognize the instructional information corresponding to the viewer so that the information can be appropriately displayed to the viewer. The purpose is to provide an information display system capable of transmitting information.

The information display system of the present invention is an information display system that transmits instruction information to the plurality of viewers by displaying corresponding to the attributes of the plurality of viewers, and corresponds to each attribute of the plurality of viewers. A plurality of display colors to be displayed are preset, and a display unit for displaying a plurality of the instruction information displayed in each display color on top of each other, and a specific display corresponding to the attribute of the viewer. The filter is provided with a filter unit that makes the viewer visually recognize the instruction information displayed in color and makes it difficult for the viewer to see the instruction information displayed in a display color other than the specific display color. As a unit, a plurality of types of glasses having a lens as a color filter of a color having a complementary color relationship with each display color of the plurality of instruction information displayed on top of each other in the display unit are provided, and the viewer Corresponds to the attribute of the viewer by wearing the glasses having a lens as a color filter of a color having a complementary color relationship with the display color of the instruction information to be visually recognized. The instruction information displayed in the specific display color is visually recognized by the viewer, and the instruction information displayed in a display color other than the specific display color is difficult for the viewer to visually recognize. It is characterized by being .

With this configuration, the display unit displays a plurality of instruction information displayed in each display color on top of each other, so that a plurality of instruction information can be displayed without expanding the space for displaying the instruction information. It can be displayed. In addition, the viewer has a filter unit corresponding to his / her own attributes and display color (a lens as a color filter of colors having a complementary color relationship with each display color of a plurality of instruction information displayed on each other in the display unit). Among the plurality of types of glasses having, among the plurality of instruction information displayed superimposed by looking at the display unit through the display unit (glasses having a color filter having a complementary color relationship with the display color of the instruction information to be visually recognized). Therefore, the instruction information corresponding to the viewer can be visually recognized. Therefore, information can be appropriately transmitted to the viewer.

It is a figure explaining the information display system which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the information display system which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the state which the information display system which concerns on embodiment of this invention is used in the production line of an automobile assembly factory. It is a figure explaining the display part generation apparatus which generates the display part of an information display system. It is a figure explaining the conventional instruction villa used in the production line of an automobile assembly factory.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the present embodiment, the present invention is applied to an information display system used in a production line of an automobile assembly plant.

1 and 2 are diagrams illustrating an information display system 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The information display system 100 is a system that transmits instruction information to a plurality of workers by displaying corresponding to the attributes (for example, the language used) of the plurality of workers (viewers of the information display system). The information display system 100 includes a display unit 10 and a filter unit 30 (see FIG. 2).

The display unit 10 is preset with a plurality of display colors corresponding to each attribute (for example, the language used) of the operator (see FIG. 1 (b)), and a plurality of instructions displayed in each display color. The information is displayed on top of each other (FIGS. 1 (c) and 2 (a)). A case where the instruction information "red color" is displayed in Japanese, English, and Chinese will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

As shown in FIG. 1 (a), the Japanese instruction information corresponding to the "red color" is "red", and the English instruction information corresponding to the Japanese "red" is "R". In addition, the Chinese instruction information corresponding to the Japanese "red" is "red".

As shown in FIG. 1 (b), the display color, which is the color for displaying the instruction information, is preset in correspondence with the attribute of the operator. In the present embodiment, the attribute of the worker is the language used by the worker, and the display color is set in advance according to the language. In the present embodiment, the display color corresponding to Japanese is magenta, the display color corresponding to English is yellow, and the display color corresponding to Chinese is cyan. In other words, the instruction information in Japanese is displayed in magenta, the instruction information in English is displayed in yellow, and the instruction information in Chinese is displayed in cyan. Magenta, yellow, and cyan are colors that are approximately equidistant from each other (approximately 120 degree intervals) on the color wheel. In FIGS. 1 to 4, magenta is represented by hatching with diagonal lines rising to the right, yellow is represented by hatching with diagonal lines rising to the left, and cyan is represented by dots.

As shown in FIG. 1 (c), instruction information in a plurality of languages displayed in each display color is displayed on the display unit 10 so as to overlap each other. When a plurality of instruction information is overlapped, a portion where two languages (two colors) or all languages (three colors) overlap occurs. The part where Japanese magenta and English yellow overlap is displayed in red. The part where English yellow and Chinese cyan overlap is displayed in green. The part where Chinese cyan and Japanese magenta overlap is displayed in blue. The part where all languages overlap is displayed in black.

As shown in FIG. 1 (c), the overlapping portion (red) of Japanese magenta (hatching of diagonal lines rising to the right) and yellow (hatching of diagonal lines rising to the left) in English is displayed by grid-like hatching. The part where English yellow (hatching of diagonal lines rising to the left) and cyandot (dots) of Chinese overlap (green) is displayed as a combination of diagonal lines rising to the left and dots. The part (blue) where Chinese cyan (dots) and Japanese magenta (hatching of upward-sloping diagonal lines) overlap is displayed as a combination of dots and upward-sloping diagonal lines. The part where all languages overlap (black) is displayed as a combination of grid-like diagonal lines and dots.

FIG. 2A shows a display unit 10 in which a plurality of instruction information displayed in each display color are displayed so as to overlap each other, and FIG. 2B shows an operator via a filter unit 30. The state (how to see) of the display unit 10 when the display unit 10 is visually recognized is shown. The filter unit 30 makes the worker visually recognize the instruction information displayed in a specific display color corresponding to the attribute of the worker, and makes the worker visually recognize the instruction information displayed in a display color other than the specific display color. It has a function to make it difficult. As shown in FIG. 2B, the filter unit 30 of the present embodiment is set with a filter unit 31 for Japanese, a filter unit 32 for English, and a filter unit 33 for Chinese. The filter units 31, 32, and 33 of the present embodiment each have the form of eyeglasses that can be worn by an operator.

The lenses of the filter units 31, 32, and 33 have color filters having different colors depending on the language used. The Japanese filter unit 31 has a green color filter. The English filter unit 32 has a blue color filter. The filter unit 33 for Chinese has a red color filter.

The display colors of Japanese, English, and Chinese (magenta, yellow, cyan) and the colors of the color filters (green, blue, red) of the filter units 31, 32, and 33 are located on opposite sides of each other in the color wheel. It has a complementary color relationship. Specifically, magenta, which is the display color of Japanese, has a complementary color relationship with the green color of the filter unit 31 for Japanese. Yellow, which is the display color of English, has a complementary color relationship with blue of the filter unit 32 for English. Cyan, which is the display color of Chinese, has a complementary color relationship with the red color of the filter unit 33 for Chinese.

As shown in FIG. 2B, when the display unit 10 is viewed through the filter units 31, 32, and 33, the display unit 10 may visually recognize different displays for each of the filter units 31, 32, and 33. can. Specifically, when the display unit 10 is viewed through the green filter unit 31 for Japanese, yellow, cyan, and green are absorbed by the filter unit 31, magenta, red, blue, and black emerge, and Japanese. The characters of "red", which is the instruction information by, can be visually recognized. Further, when the display unit 10 is viewed through the blue filter unit 32 for English, magenta, cyan, and blue are absorbed by the filter unit 32, and yellow, red, green, and black emerge, which is instruction information in English. The letter "R" can be visually recognized. Further, when the display unit 10 is viewed through the red filter unit 33 for Chinese, magenta, yellow, and red are absorbed by the filter unit 33, and cyan, blue, green, and black emerge, and instruction information in Chinese is used. You can see the characters of "red".

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a state in which the information display system 100 is used on a production line of an automobile assembly factory. In the production line FL1 shown in FIG. 3, workers A, B, and C are working, the language used by the worker A is Japanese, the language used by the worker B is English, and the language used by the worker C is used. The language to be used is Chinese. Worker A wears the green filter unit 31 (glasses) for Japanese and performs the assembly work, and worker B wears the blue filter unit 32 (glasses) for English and performs the assembly work. Worker C is wearing the red filter unit 33 (glasses) for Chinese and performing the assembly work.

When the worker A sees the display unit 10 (instruction villa) through the green filter unit 31 for Japanese, as shown in FIG. 3A, the character "red" which is the instruction information in Japanese is used. Can be visually recognized. Therefore, the worker A can immediately understand that the instruction information is "red color". Similarly, when the worker B sees the display unit 10 (instruction villa) through the blue filter unit 32 for English, as shown in FIG. 3B, the instruction information "R" in English is displayed. Characters can be visually recognized. Therefore, the worker B can immediately understand that the instruction information is "red color". Further, when the worker C sees the display unit 10 (instruction villa) through the red filter unit 33 for Chinese, as shown in FIG. 3 (c), the instruction information in Chinese is "red". You can see the characters of. Therefore, the worker C can immediately understand that the instruction information is "red color".

In this way, the workers A, B, and C can read the instruction information in the language used by each, so that it is not necessary to remember the meaning of another language or convert the meaning in the brain. Therefore, the workers A, B, and C can perform the assembly work according to the instruction information displayed on the instruction villa, and can suppress erroneous work.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a display unit generation system 200 that generates a display unit 10 of the information display system 100. The display unit generation system 200 includes an input unit 210, a control unit 220, and an output unit 230.

The input unit 210 is a device for inputting the instruction information to be displayed on the display unit 10 and the position for displaying the instruction information to the control unit 220. For example, when the instruction information is "red" in Japanese and the position where the instruction information is displayed is the first row and the first column (denoted as 1-1) of the plurality of frames of the display unit 10, the instruction information is displayed. "Red" and "1-1" of the position information are input to the control unit 220 via the input unit 210.

The control unit 220 generates instruction information to be displayed on the display unit 10 based on the input instruction information and the position information, and causes the output unit 230 to output the display unit 10. The control unit 220 has a memory 221, an instruction information generation unit 223, and an output control unit 225.

The memory 221 stores instruction information correspondence data regarding the correspondence relationship between the input instruction information and the instruction information in a plurality of languages. Specifically, for example, the instruction display in a plurality of languages corresponding to "red color" is stored as "red" in Japanese, "R" in English, and "red" in Chinese.

The instruction information generation unit 223 refers to the instruction information correspondence data stored in the memory 221 and generates data related to the instruction information to be displayed on the display unit 10 based on the input instruction information and the position information. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, for example, Japanese "red", English "R", and Chinese "red" are displayed in display colors corresponding to the respective languages. Generate data to display instruction information in multiple languages displayed in each display color so as to overlap each other.

The output control unit 225 transmits the data generated by the instruction information generation unit 223 to the output unit 230 and controls the operation of the output unit 230.

The output unit 230 displays (prints) instruction information at a predetermined position on a display body (for example, a piece of paper) based on the data transmitted from the output control unit 225, and outputs the instruction information as the display unit 10.

According to the information display system 100 according to the present embodiment described above, the display unit 10 provides a space for displaying the instruction information in order to display a plurality of instruction information displayed in each display color on top of each other. It is possible to display multiple instruction information without enlarging it. Further, by viewing the display unit via the filter unit 30 corresponding to its own attribute and display color, the viewer visually recognizes the instruction information corresponding to the viewer from among the plurality of instruction information displayed in an overlapping manner. be able to. Therefore, information can be appropriately transmitted to the viewer.

-Other embodiments-
It should be noted that the embodiments disclosed this time are examples in all respects and do not serve as a basis for a limited interpretation. Therefore, the technical scope of the present invention is not construed solely by the embodiments described above, but is defined based on the description of the scope of claims. In addition, the technical scope of the present invention includes all modifications within the meaning and scope equivalent to the scope of claims.

In the present embodiment, the display unit 10 is an instruction villa in which instruction information is printed on a piece of paper, but the display unit is not limited to the piece of paper and can be a display body other than the piece of paper. For example, a display device such as a liquid crystal display can be used as the display unit.

In the present embodiment, the present invention is applied to an information display system used in a production line of an automobile assembly factory, but the application is not limited to the production line. Hereinafter, the application of the present invention will be described with reference to specific examples.

-Learning materials-
According to the present invention, since a plurality of languages can be displayed together, it is efficient as a teaching material for learning another language. For example, if one line of text is displayed in three languages, Japanese, English, and Chinese, space for three lines is required, but by applying the present invention, three languages are displayed in the space for one line. Can be done.

-Materials for learning memorization-
A learning method is generally known in which characters are colored with a special red or green highlighter and memorized while hiding the characters with a filter sheet. Therefore, effective learning is possible by preparing a character string to which the present invention is applied as a teaching material in advance and using different filters according to the language and content to be learned.

-Pamphlet / explanatory panel-
People of various nationalities visit factories, exhibitions, museums, etc. For this reason, although the pamphlets and explanatory panels are described in multiple languages, a space for displaying the multiple languages is required. By applying the present invention, since a plurality of languages can be displayed together, the amount of information that can be described in a pamphlet or an explanatory panel can be increased. By distributing filter glasses according to the language used to the visitors, it is possible to correspond to the language used by the visitors.

-Airport information and exhibits-
It is expected that the number of tourists from various countries will increase in the future due to the holding of the Olympic Games. As the number of tourists increases, the hot spring marks are standardized, but by applying the present invention, one mark can have various meanings. Therefore, it is possible to present a mark with a unique meaning in each country regardless of standardization. The present invention can also be applied to information panels at airports and the like.

-road sign-
In the future, as globalization progresses rapidly, exchanges of people both inside and outside Japan will progress. Therefore, the multilingualization of road signs is being promoted at a rapid pace. By applying the present invention, it is not necessary to write other languages together, and it becomes possible to express a road sign in a limited space.

In addition, as a business model, it is conceivable to rent and sell filter glasses that support the native language at the airport. In addition, it can be used in various languages and expressions, such as for advertising to the whole world.

The present invention is applicable to a system for transmitting instruction information to a plurality of viewers.

100 Information display system 10 Display unit 30 Filter unit

Claims (1)

It is an information display system that transmits instruction information to the plurality of viewers by displaying corresponding to the attributes of a plurality of viewers.
A plurality of display colors corresponding to the respective attributes of the plurality of viewers are preset, and a display unit for displaying the plurality of instruction information displayed in each display color on top of each other.
The instruction information displayed in the specific display color corresponding to the attribute of the viewer is made visible to the viewer, and the instruction information displayed in a display color other than the specific display color is displayed to the viewer. Equipped with a filter part that makes it difficult to see
As the filter unit, a plurality of types of eyeglasses having a lens as a color filter having a complementary color relationship with each display color of the plurality of instruction information displayed on the display unit are provided.
By wearing the glasses having a lens as a color filter of a color having a complementary color relationship with the display color of the instruction information to be visually recognized by the viewer corresponding to his / her own attribute, the attribute of the viewer can be changed. A configuration in which the viewer visually recognizes the instruction information displayed in the corresponding specific display color, and the instruction information displayed in a display color other than the specific display color is difficult for the viewer to visually recognize. An information display system characterized by being .

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