JP2003111867A - Movement simulating device and method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a walking simulating device capable of clearly outputting an explanation about the simulation in response to the walking condition without giving the feeling of incongruity and capable of selecting various walking routes and outputting the explanation about the selected walking route. SOLUTION: On the basis of the walking detecting signal about the walking condition of a user detected by a walking condition detecting unit 1, a control unit 4 reads out the image data and the sound data housed in an image and sound memory unit 2 to output them from an output unit 3, and continuously displays a static image as the image data during an interruption when the user interrupts the walking, and outputs all of the sound data of a data block output during the interruption. With this structure, even if an interruption of walking is generated, the sound signal corresponding to the image during the interruption and when re-starting the walking can be regenerated, and an explanation about the simulation can be clearly output without giving a feeling of incongruity.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a simulated moving experience device that changes and displays an image of a landscape or the like in accordance with an operation, and more particularly to a simulated moving experience device that gives a voice explanation of imaging.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as this type of simulated moving experience device, Japanese Patent Laid-Open Nos. 63-315078 and 9-5684 have been disclosed.
No. 5, JP-A-9-325674 and JP-A-1
Some are disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 1-333023.
10 to 12 are block diagrams showing the configurations of the conventional devices.

In the conventional device shown in FIG. 10, when a running or walking stepping motion is performed on the running device 110, speed information of the stepping (hereinafter referred to as "running") is transmitted to the image generating device 111. The image generation device 111 has a recording medium such as a video disk and means for reproducing the image stored in the recording medium, and the reproduction output is the screen 113 of the display device 112 such as a large-sized television receiver. Is projected as a landscape. This scenery changes as you drive. Further, in this scenery, the traveling distance 114 and the traveling speed 11 calculated based on the pulse information from the traveling device 110.
5 is also displayed multiple times. The video generation device 111 also reproduces sound from the recording medium and outputs it through the speaker 116.
For this voice, a voice (chout etc.) separately stored in the voice memory is frequently used. Therefore, when the traveling person 117 travels on the traveling device 110, the scenery that changes with traveling can be projected forward, and the traveling exercise can be performed in a comfortable state where the sound can be heard.

The other conventional device shown in FIG. 11 is a CD-recording image of a desired walking path and inclination of the road surface of the walking path.
ROM201 and C for reproducing this CD-ROM201
A D-ROM reader 202, a sensor 203 for measuring a user's pulse and blood pressure, a walking machine 204 capable of changing the speed and inclination of the user walking on the sensor 203, and a CD-R.
A TV monitor 205 that displays an image of the OM 201, a data processing device 206, a CD-ROM that interfaces the CD-ROM reading device 202 and the data processing device 206.
The ROM interface unit 207, the sensor input unit 208 that interfaces the sensor 203 and the data processing device 206, the walking machine 204, and the data processing device 2
The walking machine interface unit 209 that interfaces with the TV monitor 205 and the data processing device 206 interfaces with the TV monitor interface 210.

As described above, another conventional device is the walking machine 2
04 tilt, speed and the video displayed on the TV monitor 205, the tilt of the walking machine 204 is changed based on the video, or the TV is changed according to the speed of the walking machine 204.
Since the speed of movement of the image on the monitor 205 is changed so as to be associated with each other, the world of virtual reality can be felt and it is possible to promote health while having fun.

In the other conventional device shown in FIG. 12, the child responds to the image and the sound displayed by the display data stored in the storage device so that the child has a plurality of switch areas 302, 303, 304 on the mat switch 301. When a predetermined switch area of 305 is stepped on, the next image and audio display is made on the CRT based on the input data from the mat switch 301.
It is calculated whether or not a predetermined input condition for performing the operation from the monitor 308 is satisfied, display data based on the operation result is output, and the image and sound display device 307 displays the image and sound by the CRT monitor 308. . Therefore, the child moves his / her body on the mat switch 301 in response to the display of not only the voice including music but also the image, so that the child can have a basic physical strength while having fun, and thus can obtain a basic learning effect.

[0007]

Since each of the conventional devices is configured as described above, the change of the image is stopped and the output of the sound is stopped when the operating state such as walking is stopped. Therefore, there is a problem that pseudo reproducibility in an interrupted operation state cannot be sufficiently obtained. In particular, when the audio output is a commentary on the contents of a video, when the operation state is restarted, the interrupted commentary on the audio is output from the middle of the process, which makes it difficult to understand the commentary content.

Further, in each of the conventional devices described above, the image and the sound output in accordance with the operating state such as walking are composed of a single content. Therefore, when the operating state such as the walking route is wide, There is a problem that these cannot be selected, and even if a plurality of operation states are selected, the corresponding video and audio cannot be output. In addition, details such as stores along the walking route are not clear,
There is a problem that it is difficult to obtain detailed information about a travel destination in advance as preliminary knowledge about travel and the like.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above problems, and clearly outputs a description of a simulated experience associated with an operating state without any discomfort, and selects various operation routes and an explanation of the selected operation route. It is an object of the present invention to provide a mobile simulation experience device that can perform the following.

[0010]

A movement simulation experience device according to the present invention includes an operation state detecting means for detecting an operation state of a user and outputting an operation detection signal, and data contents changing according to the operation state. A video / audio recording means for storing video data and audio data divided into data blocks having a predetermined data length; an output means for outputting the video data on a display screen and for notifying the audio data by voice; Video data and audio data for each of the data blocks are output to the output means based on the detection signal, and displayed by the output means at the time of interruption while the operation is determined to be interrupted by the operation detection signal. The video data to be continuously output as a still image, and all the data blocks included in the data block output from the output means at the time of the interruption of the operation are In which a control means for controlling the output means to output the voice data.

As described above, in the present invention, the control means reads out the video data and the audio data stored in the video / audio recording means based on the motion detection signal according to the motion state of the user detected by the motion state detecting means. The control means outputs the data from the output means and continuously outputs the video data at the time of the interruption as a still image when the user interrupts the operation, and outputs all the audio data of the data block being output at the time of the interruption. Therefore, even if the operation is interrupted, it is possible to reproduce the audio signal corresponding to the image in the stopped state and the restarted state, and the explanation of the simulated experience can be output clearly without any discomfort.

Further, in the mobile simulation experience device according to the present invention, the video data has the data contents of the scenery of the operation route and the audio data has the data contents for explaining the scenery of the video data, if necessary. As described above, in the present invention, the scenery of the motion route that changes with the motion of the user is used as the video data, and the explanation of the video data is used as the audio data. I can learn.

Further, in the simulated mobile experience device according to the present invention, the data contents of the operation route in which the video data and the audio data are branched into one or a plurality of pieces are provided as necessary.
As described above, in the present invention, since the operation route branched into one or more is used as the video data and the audio data, the operation route can be changed similarly when the user actually operates the site. , It is possible to enhance the realistic sensation of motion by a simulated experience.

Further, in the simulated mobile experience device according to the present invention, the voice data is formed by data blocks divided into one or a plurality of paragraphs in the commentary, if necessary. As described above, in the present invention, since each data block of the audio data is formed by being divided into one or more paragraphs, the explanation by the audio data when the operation is interrupted and when the operation is restarted is output more comfortably and clearly. it can. Here, the paragraph is composed of paragraphs, clauses, phrase breaks, etc. of a sentence, and is a unit divided by the meaning of one or more sentences.

Further, in the simulated mobile experience device according to the present invention, a plurality of video data and audio data are stored in the video / audio recording means as data contents relating to different operation routes on the map, if necessary. The output means outputs the operation routes of the video data and the audio data which have already been used by the user among the audio data so as to be displayed on the map. As described above, in the present invention, a plurality of video data and audio data relating to different operation routes on the map are stored in the video / audio recording means, and the operation route already used among the plurality of video data and audio data is displayed on the map. Since the information is displayed and output from the output means, the user can recognize the operation record of the operation performed in the past, and the user's motivation for the operation can be improved.

Further, the simulated moving experience device according to the present invention is provided with a pulse detecting means for detecting the pulse rate of the user as needed, and the optimum pulse is based on personal data such as age and sex which are input in advance. The diagnostic result such as the number is output on the display screen, the pulse detection signal is input to the control unit from the pulse detection means during operation, and the control unit outputs the pulse rate from the pulse detection signal on the display screen, and Based on the diagnosis result and the pulse rate, it prompts the user to give instructions such as a break, caution, and warning. As described above, in the present invention, the diagnosis result is obtained in advance from personal data such as age and sex, and is output to the display screen. During operation, the pulse rate is acquired from the pulse detection means and output to the display screen, and the optimum Since the user is instructed to take a rest, caution, warning, etc. based on the pulse rate and the pulse rate, the user can exercise according to himself.

Further, the movement simulation experience device according to the present invention is
Detects the user's operating status, stores video data and audio data whose data content that changes according to the operating status is divided into data blocks of a predetermined data length, and displays the video data on the display screen. At the same time, the voice data is notified by voice, the video data and the voice data of each data block are output on the display screen based on the detection result, and it is determined that the operation is interrupted by the detection result. In the meantime, the video data displayed on the display screen at the time of the interruption is continuously displayed as a still image, and is controlled so as to notify all the audio data included in the data block output at the time of the interruption of the operation. Is.

[0018]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION (First Embodiment of the Invention) Hereinafter, a simulated moving experience device according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described in which the user's motion state is a walking state based on FIGS. 1 to 9. The case will be described. 1 is an overall block configuration diagram of the simulated mobile experience device according to the present embodiment, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are shown in FIG.
4 is an operation flowchart of the simulated motion experience in the described simulated motion experience device, FIG. 4 is a detailed operation flowchart of the physical condition management operation described in FIG. 2, FIG. 5 is an external front view of the motion input unit described in FIG. 1, and FIG. 5 is an external perspective view of the walking state detection unit described in 5, and an external perspective view of various motion input units that detect other motion states. FIGS. 7 and 8 are display mode diagrams of the CRT monitor described in FIG. 1. 9 shows a video image and narration output operation timing chart in a walking interrupted state.

In each of the above figures, the movement simulation experience device according to the present embodiment detects a walking state, which is an operating state of a user, and outputs a walking detection signal, and a walking state detecting unit 1 according to the walking state. A video / audio recording unit 2 for storing video data and audio data whose changing data content is divided into data blocks having a predetermined data length, and the video data as C
The output unit 3 outputs the audio data to the display screen of the RT 31 and notifies the audio data from the speaker 32 by voice, and outputs the video data and the audio data for each data block to the output unit 3 based on the walking detection signal. While the walking detection signal determines that the walking is interrupted, the video data displayed on the output unit 3 during the interruption is continuously output as a still image, and the output unit 3 when the walking is interrupted is output. Differences in age, sex, weight, and height depending on the type of the walking state detection unit 1 and the control unit 4 that controls the output unit 3 so as to output all audio data included in the data block output from This is a configuration including an auxiliary information recording unit 5 that stores the calorie consumption data by (1) as a database (not shown).

The control unit 4 controls the reading of the video data and the audio data from the video / audio recording unit 2 and the output of the read video data and the audio data based on the walking detection signal, and the control operation of the entire apparatus. And a buffer memory 42 for storing the video data and audio data read from the video / audio recording unit 2 under the control of the input / output operation control unit 41, and the buffer memory 42. The display control unit 43 performs display control to output the stored video data from the CRT 31, and the audio control unit 44 performs notification control to output the audio data stored in the buffer memory 42 from the speaker 32. .

The walking state detecting section 1 includes a communication cable 1
Wired 7 (or wireless by a transmitter / receiver not shown)
The left / right switch units 11 and 1 which are connected to the control unit 4 by a mat switch and detect a pressing operation as shown in FIG.
It is composed of 2 and has a configuration in which a walking detection signal corresponding to each operation such as walking speed, walking stop, etc. is output by the walking operation of the user. In addition, the walking state detection unit 1 instructs “Yes” and “No” to the arrow keys 13 and 14 for instructing the count up or count down of the numerical value displayed on the CRT 31 and the content of the numerical value displayed on the CRT 31. This is a configuration including a Yes key 15 and a No key 16 for inputting. Further, the walking state detection unit 1 may detect the operating state of a stepper, a walk machine, a bicycle ergometer, a pedometer, or the like as shown in FIG. 6, in addition to the mat switch. The auxiliary information recording section 5
Is a database storing the calorie consumption data for each type of the walking state detection unit 1 such as a mat switch, a stepper, a walk machine, a bicycle ergometer, or a pedometer and / or the consumed calorie data for each load of the walking state detection unit 1. is doing.

Next, the walking simulated experience operation of the simulated movement experience apparatus according to the present embodiment based on the above configuration will be described. First, the entire apparatus is activated, the user wears the pulse detector 1a, and the walking state detector 1 moves the arrow keys 13 to
14 is used to input one's own age, sex, and in some cases, weight and height, and the input age is shown in FIG.
It is displayed on the CRT 31 as shown in FIG. After this age is displayed on the CRT 31, it is displayed on the CRT 31 as shown in FIG.
The menu screen of the walking course as shown in (B) is displayed, and the user selects the arrow keys 13 and 14 of the walking state detection unit 1 through the operation (step 0). For example, in FIG.
The case where “Yasaka Shrine-Kiyomizu Temple 1.7 km course” in (B) is selected will be described.

In this state, the user starts a walking motion on the walking state detecting unit 1, and the walking detecting signal is input from the walking state detecting unit 1 to the control unit 4 (step 1). With the input of this walking detection signal, the pulse detector 1a
Is input to the input / output calculation control unit 41 of the control unit 4 and the operation of managing the physical condition of the user is executed (step 2). In this physical condition management operation (step 2), the input / output calculation control unit 41 calculates the optimum pulse rate from the input age of the user (step 201), and the calculation result is displayed on the CRT 31 via the display control unit 43. Display (Step 2)
02). Further, based on the detection result output from the pulse detector 1a, the current pulse rate of the user is displayed together with the optimum pulse rate and displayed on the CRT 31 as shown in FIG. 7C (step 203).

The input / output arithmetic control unit 41 judges whether or not the displayed current pulse rate of the user exceeds the optimum pulse rate (step 204), and it is judged that it exceeds the optimum pulse rate. In case of a CRT, as shown in FIG.
31. Instruct C to stop walking, such as "Caution! The pulse rate is rising too much. Please take a rest."
It is displayed on RT31 (step 205). Further, the input / output operation control unit 41 determines whether or not the walking detection signal is input from the walking state detection unit 1 (step 3), and when it is determined that the input is made, the input walking detection is performed. Based on the signal, the calorie consumption of the user is read from the auxiliary information recording unit 5 by reading the calorie consumption data corresponding to the type of the walking state detection unit 1 currently used by the input / output calculation control unit 41, and the read calorie consumption data. More calculation is performed (step 4). Further, the input / output operation control unit 41 calculates the number of steps of the user from the input walking detection signal (step 5), and buffers the video data and the audio data corresponding to the selected walking course from the video / audio recording unit 2. The video data read out to the memory 42 is displayed on the CRT 31 of the output section 3 under the control of the display control section 43 and started to be reproduced as a video picture Vi (step 6).

After Steps 3 and 6, the input / output operation control unit 41 determines whether or not the reproduction of the video data and the audio data from the CRT 31 and the speaker 32 is completed (Step 7). When it is determined that the reproduction is not completed, the input / output arithmetic control unit 41 outputs BGM from the speaker 32 via the audio control unit 44 based on the audio data in parallel with the reproduction of the video data (step 8). After the video data and the BGM are reproduced, the input / output arithmetic control unit 41 calculates the remaining distance of the selected walking course from the time already reproduced on the CRT 31 (step 9), and the remaining distance is displayed and controlled. It is displayed on the CRT 31 through the section 43 as shown in FIG. 7C (step 10). Further, the input / output arithmetic control unit 41 displays the user's calorie consumption calculated in step 4 on the CRT 31 as shown in FIG. 7C (step 11).

Further, the input / output operation control section 41 integrates the time from the start of reproduction of the video data to the present time as Ti in the step 6, and calculates the walking time of the user based on the integrated time Ti (step). 12). The calculated walking time is displayed on the CRT 31 as shown in FIG. 7C (step 13), and the current step count is also displayed on the CRT 31 as an integrated value up to the present (calculated in step 5) together with the walking time. (Step 14).

After displaying the current number of steps on the CRT 31, the input / output calculation control unit 41 calculates the integrated value of the reproduction time ti preset corresponding to each video image Vi reproduced based on the image data. It is determined whether or not a value obtained by subtracting the integrated value of the pause time Pi from the integrated time Ti integrated in step 6 has passed (step 15). When it is determined that the value obtained by subtracting the integrated value of the pause time Pi from the integrated time Ti has passed the integrated value of the reproduction time ti, the input / output operation control unit 41 causes the video / audio recording unit 2 to output the video data and the audio data. Read the data into the buffer memory 42,
Based on the read voice data, the voice control unit 44 controls the speaker 32 to reproduce the narration Bi as the explanation of the video image Vi displayed on the CRT 31 (step 16).

In step 15, it is judged that the value obtained by subtracting the integrated value of the pause time Pi from the integrated time Ti has not elapsed, or after the narration Bi is reproduced in step 16, the branch point of the walking course is reached. The input / output arithmetic control unit 41 determines whether or not (step 1).
7). If it is determined that the user has reached this branch point, the user is requested to display the selection of the branched walking course from the branch point on the CRT 31 as shown in FIG. The user operates the arrow keys 13 and 14 of the walking state detection unit 1 to select and input one of them, and the Yes key 15 is used to determine it (step 1).
8). The video image Vi is reproduced on the CRT 31,
While the narration Bi is being output from the speaker 32, it is determined whether or not the walking detection signal from the walking state detection unit 1 has been input to the input / output calculation control unit 41 for a predetermined time PT or more (step 19). ). When the input / output calculation control unit 41 determines that the input of the walking detection signal has not been input for the predetermined time PT or more (pause state), the video image Vi that is being reproduced at the time when the input is not input is displayed as a still image. Is output, and the reproduction of the subsequent video image Vi is stopped (step 20). The narration Bi is continuously reproduced from the speaker 32 while the video image Vi is output as a still image (step 21).

In the video reproduction operation and the audio reproduction operation of steps 20 and 21, the integrated time Ti of the video image reproduction is calculated from the start of the reproduction of the video image V01, which is the head of the image data, as shown in FIG. The value obtained by subtracting the integrated value of the pause time Pi from the integrated time Ti is the reproduction time t.
When the integrated value of i is reached, the video images V01, V02,
The reproduction of ... Is executed. Here, the reproduction of the video image V01 is interrupted to become a still image, and the narration B1 can be continuously reproduced even when the pause state continues for the predetermined time P1. Thus, a specific video image V is always
When i starts, the narration Bi corresponding to the video image Vi is reproduced. As described above, it is determined whether or not the walking detection signal is input to the input / output calculation control unit 41 while the video image Vi is a still image and the narration Bi is continuously reproduced (step 22). If it is determined that the walking detection signal has not been input, the operations of steps 20 and 21 are repeated.

When it is determined in step 22 that the walking detection signal is input, or when it is determined in step 15 that the integrated time Ti has not elapsed, the No key 16 is pressed twice. Accordingly, the input / output operation control unit 41 determines whether or not the forced termination command is input (step 23). When it is determined that the input is not performed, the process returns to step 2 and the above operation is repeated. Becomes On the other hand, when it is determined in step 23 that the forced termination command has been input and when it is determined in step 7 that the reproduction of all the video images Vi has been completed based on the image data, the goal arrival from the CRT 31 is set as the content. The video is output as shown in FIG. 8B (step 2).
4).

Further, after the video output of the arrival at the goal is made, the input / output calculation control section 41 judges whether or not to store the walking distance based on the walking course used this time as the integrated walking distance, as shown in FIG. 8C. It is displayed on the CRT 31 as shown in (1) to allow the user to select it (step 25). When it is determined that the user has selected to store, the walking course is stored (step 26), and the walking distance according to this walking course is integrated and stored (step 2).
7). After storing the walking distance according to the walking course or when it is determined not to be stored in step 25, the control of the walking motion is completed (step 28).

(Other Embodiments of the Present Invention) In the simulated mobile experience device according to each of the above embodiments, the video data and the audio data are executed at a single reproduction speed. The playback speed of video data and audio data can be changed. Further, the target pulse rate may be displayed on the CRT 31 based on the user's chart or the like. Further, before the operation, a pulse detection signal is input from the pulse detector 1a to the control unit 4, and the control unit 4 determines the optimal pulse rate based on the personal data such as age and sex which are input in advance and the pulse detection signal. It outputs the diagnostic result of CRT31 to the pulse detector 1a during operation.
From the pulse detection signal is input to the control unit 4, the control unit 4 outputs the pulse rate from the pulse detection signal to the CRT 31, and the user is allowed to take a rest, caution, warning, etc. based on the diagnosis result and the pulse rate. You can also encourage the instructions.

It is also possible to display the walking course that the user has already used on the map and to display it separately from the walking courses that have not been used yet. In addition to this display, it is also possible to display each history such as the cumulative walking distance according to the walking course used in the past. Either one of the walking course that is not used and the walking course that is used can be displayed separately from the other by using different colors, blinking display, dotted lines, or thinning. It is also possible to prepare a plurality of types of narration such as historical site commentary, landscape commentary, gourmet commentary, and historical commentary for the video data of each walking course so that the user can select. Further, the video data of each walking course can be a composite video in which a live-action video, computer graphics, and various videos are combined.

Further, in the simulated mobile experience device according to each of the above-described embodiments, various data are stored in the video / audio recording unit 2, but the video / audio recording unit 2 is connected to the Internet without providing the video / audio recording unit 2. At least one of the video data and the audio data may be downloaded from the server side via the Internet. Further, in the simulated mobile experience device according to each of the above-described embodiments, various data is stored in the video / audio recording unit 2. However, without providing the video / audio recording unit 2, the radio wave is received and the video data or audio is received. It can also be configured to acquire data. In addition, interactive television or V
It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which video data and audio data are delivered in response to a request from the user side by means of OD (Video On Demand) or the like. Further, it is also possible to adopt a configuration in which a photograph when an actual walking course is actually experienced is inserted into a video image by the movement simulation experience device according to the present embodiment.

[0035]

According to the present invention, the control means reads and outputs the video data and the audio data stored in the audio / video recording means on the basis of the walking detection signal according to the walking state of the user detected by the walking state detecting means. When the user interrupts walking, the control means controls the video data at the time of the interruption to be continuously output as a still image and all the audio data of the data block being output at the time of the interruption. Since it is controlled, even if the walking is interrupted, it is possible to reproduce the audio signal corresponding to the image of the stopped state and the restarted state, and it is possible to output the explanation of the pseudo experience clearly without any discomfort. .

Further, in the present invention, the scenery of the walking route that changes with the walking of the user is used as the video data, and the explanation of the video data is used as the audio data.
For example, it has the effect of being able to acquire preliminary knowledge of travel destinations as a simulated experience.

Further, in the present invention, since the walking route branched into one or more is used as the image data and the audio data, the walking route can be changed similarly when the user actually walks the site. This is possible, and has the effect of enhancing the realistic sensation of walking through a simulated experience. Further, in the present invention, since each data block of the voice data is divided into one or a plurality of paragraphs, the explanation by the voice data at the time of walking interruption and at the time of resuming walking can be output more clearly and comfortably. Has the effect.

Further, in the present invention, a plurality of video data and audio data relating to different walking routes on the map are stored in the video / audio recording means, and the walking route which has already been used among the plurality of video data and audio data is mapped. Since it is displayed on the screen and output from the output means, the user can recognize the walking record of walking in the past, and the user's motivation for the walking motion can be improved.

Furthermore, in the present invention, the diagnosis result is obtained in advance from personal data such as age and sex, and is output to the display screen. During operation, the pulse rate is acquired from the pulse detection means and output to the display screen, Furthermore, since the user is instructed to take a rest, caution, warning, etc. based on the diagnosis result and the pulse rate, the user can exercise according to his / her own.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall block configuration diagram of a mobile simulation experience device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an operation flowchart of simulated walking experience in the simulated moving experience device shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is an operation flowchart of simulated walking experience in the simulated movement experience device shown in FIG. 1.

FIG. 4 is a detailed operation flowchart of the physical condition management operation shown in FIG.

5 is an external front view of the motion input unit shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

FIG. 6 is an external perspective view of the walking state detection unit shown in FIG. 5 and external perspective views of various motion input units that detect other operating states.

7 is a diagram showing each display mode on the CRT monitor shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

8 is a diagram showing each display mode on the CRT monitor shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

FIG. 9 is a timing chart of an output operation of a video image and narration in a walking interrupted state.

FIG. 10 is a conventional movement simulation experience device.

FIG. 11 is a conventional movement simulation experience device.

FIG. 12 is a conventional movement simulation experience device.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Walking state detector 1a Pulse detector 2 Video and audio recorder 3 Output section 4 control unit 5 Auxiliary information recording section 11, 12 Left / right switch 13 and 14 arrow keys 15 Yes key 16 No key 17 Communication cable 31,308 CRT 32 speakers 41 Input / output operation control unit 42 buffer memory 43 Display control unit 44 Voice control unit 110 traveling device 111 Image generator 112 Video display device 113 screens 114 mileage 115 traveling speed 116 speakers 117 Runner 201 CD-ROM 202 CD-ROM reader 203 sensor 204 running machine 205 TV monitor 206 Data processing device 207 CD-ROM interface 208 sensor input section 209 Walking Machine Interface 210 TV monitor interface 301 mat switch 302, 303, 304, 305 Switch area 307 Image and sound display device 308 CRT monitor

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[Claims] 1. An operation state detection means for detecting an operation state of a user and outputting an operation detection signal, and video data in which data contents changing according to the operation state are divided into data blocks of a predetermined data length. And audio / video recording means for storing audio data, output means for displaying the video data on a display screen and notifying the audio data by voice, and video data for each data block based on the operation detection signal, The audio data is output to the output means, and while the operation is judged by the operation detection signal that the operation is interrupted, the video data displayed by the output means at the time of the interruption is continuously displayed as a still image, and A control for controlling the output means so as to output all the audio data contained in the data block output from the output means when the operation is interrupted. A simulated moving experience device, which is equipped with a control means. 2. The mobile simulated experience device according to claim 1, wherein the video data has a scene of an operation route as data content,
A simulated mobile experience device, wherein the audio data has data contents that describe a landscape of video data. 3. The simulated mobile experience device according to claim 1, wherein the video data and the audio data are data contents of an operation route branched into one or more. . 4. The mobile experience device according to claim 1, wherein the voice data is formed of data blocks divided into one or a plurality of paragraphs in the commentary. Mobile simulated experience device. 5. The mobile simulated experience device according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of the video data and the audio data are stored in a video / audio recording unit as data contents regarding different operation routes on a map, A simulated moving experience device, characterized in that, out of a plurality of video data and audio data, the output means outputs the operation route of the video data and audio data which the user has already used so as to display on the map. 6. The mobile simulated experience device according to claim 1, further comprising pulse detection means for detecting a pulse rate of the user, and the device is used based on pre-stored data such as age and sex. The optimum pulse rate of the person is derived and output on the display screen, and the pulse detection signal is input from the pulse detection means to the control unit during operation, and the control unit outputs the pulse rate from the pulse detection signal on the display screen. At the same time, the simulated movement experience device is characterized in that it prompts the user to give an instruction such as a break, caution or warning based on the optimum pulse rate and the pulse rate. 7. The video data and the audio data, which are obtained by detecting an operation state of a user and whose data contents changing according to the operation state are divided into data blocks of a predetermined data length, are stored. The audio data is displayed on the display screen and the audio data is notified by voice, and the video data and the audio data for each data block are output on the display screen based on the detection result, and the operation is interrupted by the detection result. While it is determined that the video data displayed on the display screen at the time of the interruption is continuously displayed as a still image, all the audio data included in the data block output at the time of the interruption of the operation is reported. A simulated movement experience method that is characterized by controlling as described above.