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Definitions

• the invention relates to a method for operating a mobile, portable output device, for example for operating data glasses that provide virtual reality (“VR glasses”, “AR glasses”).
• the method specifically relates to the operation of the output device in a motor vehicle, for example while the motor vehicle is traveling.
• augmented reality Systems for the use of virtual reality (“augmented reality”) are currently being developed in the vehicle. Such systems use movement data by means of localization of the motor vehicle in order to represent the movement of a virtual ego object.
• the movement of the vehicle thus forms the basis for an in-vehicle system for a virtual reality ("in-car VR system", "in-car AR system”).
• in-car VR system virtual reality
• in-car AR system virtual reality
• a passenger wears such data glasses in the motor vehicle
• the passenger can play a computer game or watch a film, for example, in which the ego object accepts the movements of the motor vehicle.
• Such a system can preferably be used by a passenger if the motor vehicle is operated in a piloted driving mode.
• DE 10 2017 005 982 A1 describes a method for avoiding or reducing symptoms of kinetosis when using virtual reality glasses while driving in a vehicle. While driving, the virtual reality glasses next to a display of playback content an additional movable network structure is shown, the network structure also being moved in such a way that it conforms to a current dynamic driving state of motion of the vehicle.
• DE 10 2015 003 882 A1 discloses a method for operating virtual reality glasses arranged in a motor vehicle.
• the method includes, among other things, the step of detecting the movement of the motor vehicle and, in addition to displaying a first virtual environment, simultaneously displaying a second virtual environment in a second display area, which is displayed corresponding to the detected movement of the motor vehicle.
• DE 101 56 219 C1 describes a method and a device for reducing the kinetose effect in passengers of means of transport and transportation.
• Image signals are provided to the passenger sensitive to kinetosis via optical playback devices during the journey, which are modified in dependence on travel-specific movement data in such a way that for the passenger the visual collapse of the viewed images with the currently subjectively perceived situation. and movement values is correlated.
• One object underlying the invention is to provide a system for providing an even more immersive virtual reality.
• the object is achieved by the inventive method and the inventive devices according to the independent claims.
• Advantageous further developments are given by the subclaims.
• the invention is based on the idea of overcoming the existing disadvantages by using general, current information about an environment of the motor vehicle and / or location-based information about the environment and in a predetermined, thematic context of a media content of an output file the dispensing device is to be dispensed.
• This information about an event in an environment of the motor vehicle is independent of a direction of movement of the motor vehicle, preferably of an own movement of the motor vehicle.
• This creates a coherent, immersive system which means that much more sensory impressions acting on the user of the output device can be taken up during, for example, a journey into virtual reality. Using this information creates an extremely high-quality, immersive overall experience in virtual reality.
• a context processing device is understood to mean a device or a device component which is set up for evaluating an ambient signal of a detection device, the ambient signal describing an environment of the motor vehicle detected by the detection device.
• the context processing device can be set up, for example, for image analysis and / or for calling up information relating to, for example, a geographical position of the motor vehicle, for example via the Internet.
• the context processing device is set up to establish a predetermined, thematic context of a media content of the output file, for example by an image analysis of the media content, a text analysis or to read out corresponding information on the media content.
• the context processing device is also set up to change a media content, that is to say to generate an image, a series of images and / or a virtual reality.
• the context processing device can also use an appropriate algorithm, for example.
• a detection device is understood to be a device or a device component that is set up and configured to detect the environment and, for this purpose, can include, for example, a weather sensor and / or a motion sensor and / or a camera. Alternatively or additionally, the detection device can be set up to determine a current state of the motor vehicle and / or to receive information signals from an infrastructure external to the motor vehicle, for example a traffic light.
• the context processing device receives a surrounding signal from the detection device of the motor vehicle, the received surrounding signal describing information about an event in a surroundings of the motor vehicle that is independent of a direction of movement of the motor vehicle.
• the received ambient signal thus at least partially describes the event.
• the context processing device carries out a determination of a predetermined thematic context of a media content of an output file, the output file being the file which is output or is to be output by the output device.
• the output file is preferably a file for generating a virtual reality.
• the thematic context for example a virtual computer game or a film, can have, for example, the topic "Journey through the universe" or "Crime”.
• a context can be understood to mean a change in the media content.
• the specified media content of the output file is changed in such a way that the changed media content takes into account the information of the event in the surroundings of the motor vehicle in a context-related manner.
• the detection device detects, for example, another motor vehicle which, for example, can cross an intersection from right to left in front of the user's standing motor vehicle
• the predetermined one can Media content can be changed so that, for example, a spaceship crosses the user's field of vision from right to left.
• the specified media content of the output file is changed by generating and / or changing an image signal described by the output file, the generated and / or changed image signal being a virtual one that is adapted to the detected event of the environment in the context of the context Event describes.
• the media content can be changed by generating or changing an image signal, the generated or changed image signal being able to describe the event of the surroundings of the motor vehicle as a virtual event in the determined thematic context.
• the real environment can be integrated into the media content as a modified image depending on the determined thematic context; an object and / or a property of the object of the environment can thus be modified and incorporated in dependence on the determined thematic context.
• a virtual reality is not generated in which the ego object moves like the motor vehicle, but the virtual environment, preferably objects of the virtual environment, can preferably have properties, for example movements, in the real environment of the motor vehicle - Real objects of the environment, adapted or added to the virtual reality.
• the output file with the changed media content is transferred to a display device of the output device for outputting the output file.
• a display device is understood to mean that component of the output device that is specifically designed to display the virtual reality, for example as a screen.
• the information about the event in the environment can be current, the environment descriptive information, preferably information about a current weather at a current location of the motor vehicle.
• real sounds of rain spatter or a real windshield wiper sound can be immersively integrated into virtual reality, for example as a virtual ion storm that hits the ego object, or, for example, as a virtual person who wipes fingerprints on an object.
• the information about the event of the environment can preferably describe a property of a real object in the environment, preferably a property of a vehicle surface and / or information about a traffic light.
• Real objects in the surroundings of the motor vehicle which act on the motor vehicle and / or the user from the outside and leave real sensations on the user, can for example make the motor vehicle rumble while driving on a cobblestone street or stop the motor vehicle on one red traffic light, are immersively integrated, for example by shaking a spaceship as an ego object in virtual reality from a meteor shower, or by, during a real red phase, in virtual reality, for example, a meteoroid crossing a trajectory of the ego spaceship tenschauer flies by.
• the information can describe a movement of the real object, preferably a direction of movement and / or a speed at which the real object can move. In this way, an experience of virtual reality becomes even more immersive, that is, even more authentic.
• the information describes a geographical position of the real object, for example location information relating to, for example, a landscape in which the motor vehicle is located can be integrated into the virtual reality. This would also make the experience much more authentic, so it increases and improves immersion.
• the above object is achieved by a context processing device that is set up to carry out a method according to one of the embodiments described above.
• the context processing device can be designed, for example, as a control device or control board.
• the context processing device can preferably have a processor device, that is to say a component or a device component for electronic data processing.
• the optional processor device can preferably have at least one microcontroller and / or at least one microprocessor.
• a program code can optionally be stored in a data memory, for example a data memory of the context processing device or the processor device, which, when executed by the processor device, can cause the context processing device to carry out the above-described embodiments of the method according to the invention.
• a data memory for example a data memory of the context processing device or the processor device, which, when executed by the processor device, can cause the context processing device to carry out the above-described embodiments of the method according to the invention.
• a motor vehicle which can preferably be designed as a motor vehicle, for example as a passenger motor vehicle.
• the motor vehicle according to the invention has an embodiment of the context processing device according to the invention. The advantages already mentioned also result here.
• the above object is achieved by a mobile, portable output device which has an embodiment of the context processing device according to the invention.
• the term “mobile” is understood here to mean that the output device can be operated in a portable manner and without coupling to the motor vehicle.
• the advantages already mentioned result result.
• the mobile output device is preferably an output device that can be worn on the head, and can particularly preferably be designed as VR data glasses, alternatively, for example, as a smartphone.
• FIG. Shows a schematic representation of an embodiment of the method according to the invention and the devices according to the invention.
• FIG. 1 shows an optional storage medium 22, a data memory known to the person skilled in the art, which can be an example of a memory for the context processing device 12.
• a program code for carrying out the method according to the invention can be stored on the storage medium 22 and / or one or more output files which can describe a virtual reality with a media content, for example a computer game or a film.
• the individual components are connected to one another by data communication connections, which can be configured either as wireless or as wired data communication connections.
• An example of a wireless data communication connection is, for example, a WLAN connection or a Bluetooth connection
• an example of a wired data communication connection can be, for example, a data bus of the motor vehicle 16 or a cable.
• the data communication connections are shown as black connecting lines.
• the detection device 10 of the motor vehicle 16 can comprise, for example, one or more sensors, that is, it can be designed as a device or device component for detecting, for example, a physical, chemical or optical perceptible property of the environment.
• an exemplary sensor 24 is shown on a roof of the motor vehicle 16 for this purpose, which can be configured, for example, as a camera.
• a further exemplary sensor 24 on, for example, a motor vehicle front of motor vehicle 16 can be designed as a weather sensor and / or temperature sensor.
• Sensors 24 for detecting a movement of a real object 18 that is different from the motor vehicle 16, for example of another motor vehicle, or for example for detecting a signal from a traffic light 19, which for example can describe a duration of a red phase, can be used as that Sensors 24 known to those skilled in the art can be designed.
• the detection device 10 can have, for example, a communication unit 26 for detecting a traffic light signal, that is to say a component or a device component for receiving signals, optionally also for transmitting signals.
• the communication unit 26 can receive a signal from the traffic light 19, alternatively, for example, from a server device external to the motor vehicle (not shown in the figure) or from a satellite, for example via a radio link 21, which can describe the red phase.
• the communication unit 26 can be designed, for example, to receive location signals and can then be referred to as a navigation element.
• location signals can be, for example, GPS signals or GLONASS signals and preferably describe the coordinates of a current location of the motor vehicle 16.
• Corresponding information for example information about whether the motor vehicle 16 is currently in a position, can be queried, for example, via an Internet or mobile radio connection to a data server external to the motor vehicle (not shown in the figure) in order to acquire associated environmental information about the current location Urban area, or in a special landscape.
• the context processing device 12 can, for example, each be configured as a circuit or control board and optionally have a processor device 28.
• the detection device 10 is optionally additionally set up to determine a movement speed of the real object 18 of the environment, this can be done, for example, by means of the optional navigation element.
• a user of the motor vehicle 16 for example a passenger or, if the motor vehicle 16 is driving a piloted, that is to say fully autonomous, driving mode, any passenger, may have put on the output device 14.
• the event can be the exemplary red phase of the traffic light 19 or, for example, the other motor vehicle, which can cross a path of the motor vehicle 16 of the user of the output device 14.
• a current rainy weather can be recorded as an event (S1).
• the exemplary camera can, for example, transmit a camera image from the motor vehicle to the detection device 10.
• the detection device 10 can receive a radio signal from the other motor vehicle, for example via motor vehicle-to-motor vehicle communication, which can, for example, describe a direction of movement and a speed of movement of the other motor vehicle.
• This information can be transmitted to the context processing device 12 as an environmental signal - or in separate environmental signals.
• a corresponding ambient signal can describe the rainy weather.
• optional environmental signal can be, for example, information determined on the basis of location information, the environmental signal being able to describe a cobblestone pavement as the underground of the motor vehicle 16.
• the context processing device 12 can be set up, for example, for image analysis and / or image processing.
• the context processing device 12 can recognize, for example, the contours of the other motor vehicle on the basis of the ambient signal, which the camera image can describe.
• the example output file can be, for example, a computer game in a science fiction world.
• the context processing device 12 can query and thus determine thematic context of the output file (S2).
• the output file can, for example, specify a predetermined change as media content.
• the context processing device 12 can, for example, determine (S3) that, in a current sequence of the computer game, an ego object is flying through the universe in its perspective. The event of the current red phase with, for example, a duration of three minutes can then be taken into account, for example, in such a way that the context processing device 12 switches on to change the predetermined media content (S4) changes the image signal described by the output file in such a way - or generates a new image signal - which can describe interrupting a flight movement of a virtual environment of the media content for three minutes.
• the other motor vehicle can be taken into account, for example, in that the generated or changed image signal can describe a virtual object in the changed media content, which can cross the user's field of vision from left to right on a screen of the output device 14, for example, preferably at a speed of the real object 18, or at a speed that a passing of the virtual object from left to right on the screen may take for a period of three minutes.
• the generated or changed image signal can describe a virtual object in the changed media content, which can cross the user's field of vision from left to right on a screen of the output device 14, for example, preferably at a speed of the real object 18, or at a speed that a passing of the virtual object from left to right on the screen may take for a period of three minutes.
• the optional information on a current rainy weather can be taken into account, for example, when changing the predetermined media content (S4), in that the virtual image described by the output file can describe a meteor shower or ion storm.
• Exemplary information about a real cobblestone pavement can be taken into account, for example, in that the changed media content can describe an image in which the virtual environment of the output file can describe a meteor shower around the ego object while the real motor vehicle 16 is traveling , In combination with the real perceived shaking of the motor vehicle 16, a particularly intensive immersive experience is created for the user.
• the changed output file is transmitted to a display device (not shown in the figure) from the output device 14 (S5), for example to a screen.
• the media content can be changed using techniques known to the person skilled in the art (S4).
• preprogrammed sequences can be stored in the storage medium 22, which, for example, can be called up in a situation-specific manner and incorporated into the media content.
• a sequence that is scripted in this way ie predefined, can be used if, for example, information can be provided from the navigation element that the user is currently driving from Kunststoff to Regensburg with the motor vehicle 16. From the information it can be deduced that the journey can take 1.5 hours, for example.
• a slot can be installed in the output file at one or more locations, for example with a duration of 10 seconds, in order to let the exemplary spaceship fly by from left to right analogously to the other motor vehicle.
• the output file can comprise, for example, a digital list, in which, for example, for a duration of 10 seconds or, for example, three minutes, it can be specified which specified sequences can be inserted into the media content.
• the following information can be used, for example:
• - Online traffic light information for example information about how long an associated traffic light 19 can still be red and / or green for the user / the motor vehicle 16; this information can be used in virtual reality, for example to give context and state or waiting phases of a virtual ego object of the media content.
• scripted sequences and / or events can be generated, for example, both in terms of the location, for example a location of the traffic light 19, and a time, for example a length of the red phase, as the duration of the event , can be synchronized.
• a flyby of a large spaceship can be shown, which can last exactly the length of a red phase; and or
• Local weather information for example weather impressions (for example rain, thunder) can still be perceived by the user of the output device 14, even though the user is in a virtual world.
• weather impressions for example rain, thunder
• the information can be taken up and processed in the virtual reality.
• a rain in reality can be picked up as an ion storm in a virtual space world, or a rain in reality can be picked up as flying through a cluster of particles in virtual reality, for example; and or
• a vehicle surface Another piece of information that can be perceived by the user of the virtual reality is a current road surface (for example cobblestones, forest paths, gravel, normal asphalt, speed thresholds, so-called “speed bumps”, potholes).
• a current road surface for example cobblestones, forest paths, gravel, normal asphalt, speed thresholds, so-called “speed bumps”, potholes.
• These different surfaces create different haptic driving experiences and can be represented in virtual reality.
• a real pothole can be recorded as a rocket impact in the virtual environment.
• Cobblestones of the real environment of motor vehicle 16 can be picked up, for example, in the virtual environment as a field with a vibration, for example a flight through a canopy of trees.
• system and / or the method can be implemented as follows:
• Streaming associated vehicle data for example rain sensor, traffic light information, pothole detection
• an output device 14 designed as VR glasses for example, an output device 14 designed as VR glasses; and or -
• mobile VR glasses via used vehicle interfaces, for example Bluetooth and / or WiFi; and or
• Some of the data can be determined using swarm data, which is why an interface to a backend via the mobile network can also be used.

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