JP2004126602A - Display supporting body - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a display supporting body supporting the display on the left and right and on the rear sides. <P>SOLUTION: The left, right and rear sides of the display 1 are supported by both left and right legs 6 and a box-shaped center leg 7 positioned between both legs 6, disposed at the rear part such as a center rear part of the display 1 and provided with a space inside, and a prescribed space S surrounded by the front surface 7F of the center leg 7 and the inner side faces 6I of both left and right legs 6 is formed. Also, both legs 6 and the center leg 7 are integrally constituted and it is made possible to put at least the front part of a wheelchair for adults into the space S. On the upper part of the center leg 7, a supporting mechanism arranging part 7U to attach a supporting mechanism 17 for supporting the display 1 is provided. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

The present invention relates to a display support.

JP-A-2000-181364 JP 2000-066661 A

を It is an object of the present invention to provide a display support that supports the display on the left and right sides and the rear side.

A support for a display according to the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem includes left and right legs 6 and a center leg 7 disposed between the legs 6 and arranged behind the display 1. A first feature is that the display has a predetermined space S surrounded by the inner surface 6I of the left and right legs 6 and supports the left and right sides and the rear side of the display 1.

Secondly, the center leg 7 is arranged behind the center of the display 1.

Thirdly, both legs 6 and central leg 7 are integrated.

Fourth, the space S can be inserted at least into the front part of an adult wheelchair.

Fifth, the fifth embodiment is characterized in that a support mechanism arrangement portion 7U for mounting a support mechanism 17 for supporting the display 1 is provided above the central leg 7.

Sixth, the sixth embodiment is characterized in that the central leg 7 is formed in a box shape having a space inside.

Seventhly, a control means 57 for changing the display of the display 1 so as to move or move the object displayed on the display 1 two-dimensionally or three-dimensionally is provided, and the control means 57 is provided in the space of the central leg 7. A control box 8 composed of a main body of a computer 61 provided with

Eighth, the display 1 is provided with a touch panel function in which the display screen 1S is a touch panel surface, and the input means for inputting operation control data for changing the screen display on the control means 57 side comprises the touch panel. Is provided in the front of the display screen 1S, the operable area R is a range of the position of the operator where the touch panel can be operated by the finger of the operator 3 on the display screen 1S, and the space S forms a part of the operable area R. It is characterized by having comprised.

Ninth, the adult who uses the wheelchair 4 to operate the touch panel in the operable area R so that the viewer using the wheelchair 4 can be located in the operable area R, or the operator 3 on the wheelchair 4 can operate the touch panel in the operable area R. The front part of the wheelchair for the car can be inserted.

According to the structure of the present invention configured as described above, the display can be supported on the left and right sides and the rear side. Further, when displaying a virtual reality image on the display, it is possible to view the virtual reality image with a sense of realism in a space surrounded by the front of the central leg and the inner surfaces of the left and right legs. And when performing the operation of changing the screen display, by making the space a part of the operable area for performing the operation of changing the screen display, at least a part of the operable area will be surrounded by the support, There is a feeling of being surrounded by the operator's operation, and a sense of security can be given to the operation.

In addition, even if the person using the wheelchair is an operator, the virtual reality image can be viewed in a realistic manner when operating while sitting in a wheelchair by inserting the front part of the wheelchair into the above space. As well as operating the display. Further, a control box including a computer main body and the like and a keyboard for maintenance can be stored in the space inside the center leg 7.

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of a VR (virtual reality) image display system, which is composed of a relatively large display 1 and a support (stand) 2 that supports the display 1 to view (view) a VR image. The viewing operator (operator) who operates the system in order to view the VR image composed of a panoramic image, an object image, and the like, which is displayed on the display 1, can be viewed in a realistic manner.

As a technology of virtual reality (VR), a landscape image photographed and processed by a special method is three-dimensionally mapped to a cylindrical shape, a spherical shape, or a cubic shape, and is pseudo-viewed from the inside viewpoint. Panorama VR that expresses (displays) virtual reality on a display so as to look at a 360-degree space, and regularly displays high-speed images of the entire circumference of a predetermined target object (target object) with a serial number. An object VR or the like that expresses (displays) virtual reality on a display as if grasping, rotating, or enlarging the target object is known.

The VR image display system displays a panoramic image on the display from the data for the panorama VR, and displays an object image on the display 1 from the data for the object VR, so that a predetermined scenery or a target object can be viewed as if it were real. It is provided (displayed) to the viewer (viewer) with a sense of presence as if it were.

That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the operator 3 is seated on the wheelchair 4 or the like and stands and stands in front of the display 1 in a predetermined operable area where the operator 3 does not greatly separate from the display 1. By operating the system, the VR image is displayed while keeping the view range of the operator 3 substantially coincident with the display 1, thereby enabling the operator 3 to view the VR image in a realistic manner. .

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, the stand 2 has a structure that supports the display 1 substantially at the center when viewed from the front. The stand 2 is positioned between the left and right legs 6 and between the two legs 6 behind the display 1. The stand 2 supports left and right sides and a rear side of the display 1. At this time, the center leg 7 has a box shape, and accommodates therein a control box 8 having a main body of a computer and the like and a keyboard 9 for maintenance. Speakers 11 are arranged on both left and right sides of the center leg 7.

At this time, the space inside the center leg 7 is divided into two upper and lower tiers, and the upper tier is a main storage part 12 for storing hardware, and the lower tier is a keyboard storage part 13 for storing the keyboard 9. Then, the control box 8 in the central leg 7 can be taken out by opening the rear door 14 on the rear surface of the central leg, and maintenance and the like can be performed.

Further, the keyboard housing 13 is provided with a mounting table 16 on which the keyboard 9 is mounted, which is slidable back and forth. A front surface 16F of the mounting table 16 forms a part of a front surface (front surface) 7F of the center leg 7, By pulling out the mounting table 16 from the front of the center leg 7 to the front, the keyboard 9 is taken out, and system maintenance or the like can be performed.

Further, a support mechanism arrangement portion 7U for mounting a support mechanism 17 for supporting the display 1 is provided above the center leg 7 as described later, that is, the display 1 is supported by the center leg 7 via the support mechanism 17. And is attached to the stand 2.

As will be described in detail later, in the control box 8, VR software (VR application) for processing and changing (changing as virtual reality) the screen display (VR image) and a display for displaying the VR image on the display 1 A web browser is provided as software (display application), and when the operator operates the VR application via the control box 8 or the web browser, a VR image desired by the operator can be displayed. .

On the other hand, the display 1 is a 50-inch (approximately 1100 mm wide × 610 mm high) plasma display and has a relatively high-contrast screen (display surface). In addition, a touch panel function described later is provided, and when the operator 3 performs a touch operation (touch panel operation) on the display 1 (display screen of the VR image), the same data as a mouse that allows the VR application to process the VR image. Is sent to the control box 8, and the VR application is operated to display and change the VR image so that the VR image can be viewed.

In addition, the display 1 is panned (slided) by 300 mm in the vertical direction so that the maximum height is 1700 mm and the minimum height is 1400 mm when the display surface is vertical, and the display surface is moved vertically. It is supported so that it can be tilted (oscillated) by ± 15 degrees as a reference. That is, the support mechanism 17 supports the display 1 so as to be movable and swingable as described above, though details will be described later.

The VR image display system of the present invention has a maximum height of 1700 mm and a minimum of 1400 mm, a depth of 1070 mm, and a width of 1780 mm.

As shown in FIG. 7, when the operator 3 of a healthy adult operates the touch panel (display 1) with his hand extended, the distance T between the eyes of the operator 3 and the touch panel surface (display surface) 1S is about In this embodiment, it is assumed that the position where the operator 3 is approximately 60 cm away from the display 1 is the operation position farthest from the display 1. However, since the operation is performed using the touch panel, the operation position depends on the reach of the operator 3 and the like.

Also, in the present embodiment, the system is assumed to be operated by a five-year-old child (standard height: about 1100 mm) by a healthy adult person and by a wheelchair user. Therefore, by assuming that the upper end of the height that a 5-year-old child can reach and operate is about 1400 mm and the upper end of the height that a wheelchair user can reach and operate is about 1550 mm, The movement and the tilt angle of ± 15 degrees allow the display 1 to be located at a position suitable for use in the operation case.

That is, the “position suitable for use” means, in the case described above, the view area occupied by the display 1 and the view area of the operator 3 at a position where the touch panel surface 1S can be operated (generally less than 60 cm from the display 1). Due to the central visual acuity, which is a human body characteristic, and the high contrast property of the plasma display, almost all of the attention of the front of the operator 3 is covered by the image displayed on the display 1 and the audio information from the speaker. The position of the display 1 is such that the display screen substantially covers the field of view of the operator 3.

In other words, the range of the location of the operator who can operate the touch panel is an operable area R where the system operation can be performed by the operator 3. In the operable area R, the display screen faces the display 1 as described above. The operator does not operate or operates, but covers substantially the entire field of view of the viewer viewing the image.

As a result, as shown in FIG. 8, even when the user of the wheelchair 4 operates the touch panel (display 1) with the hand extended, the eyes of the operator 3 and the touch panel surface (display surface) 1S are not connected. The distance T becomes approximately 60 cm, and almost all of the attention on the front surface of the operator 3 is covered by the image displayed on the display 1 and the audio information from the speaker.

By setting and adjusting the vertical position and the swing angle of the display 1 in accordance with the conditions of the operator 3 as described above, the VR image and sound displayed on the display 1 cover almost all of the attention of the operator 3, and the operator 3 With the present VR image display system, the user can see a VR image with a great sense of realism, and can feel as if the operator 3 actually views the scenery or the object displayed as the VR image.

That is, since the present system has a structure in which the visual field of the operator 3 is substantially covered by the VR image displayed on the display 1, a VR image with a sense of realism can be provided. Compared to a VR system using an apparatus (immersive VR system), it is possible to easily install a highly realistic VR system at low cost without using a special system such as a large dome.

As described above, the VR image display system of the present invention is installed in the office of a general company, the municipal office, the premises of a station, and the like, so that predetermined buildings, landscapes, articles, etc. And an unspecified number of people can be seen realistically and realistically, and the PR of the company or local government can be easily performed.

At this time, unlike a conventionally known VR image display system that displays an object image or a panoramic image on a personal computer, the view of the operator 3 is substantially covered by the VR image displayed on the display 1 so that a realistic VR image can be displayed. Since the VR image is provided, the displayed VR image has a very high sense of reality, and the VR image display system has the same level of expression capability as the immersive VR system.

A predetermined space S is formed between the front surface 7F of the center leg 7 and the inner side surfaces 6I of the left and right legs 6 so that the left, right, front and rear are surrounded by the center leg front surface 7F and the left and right leg inner side surfaces 6I. The space S has a width of about 600 mm and a depth of about 650 mm, and constitutes a part of the operable area R.

This allows the space S (operable area R) to enter at least the front part of the wheelchair for an adult. By inserting the wheelchair into the space S, a person who uses the wheelchair 4 can enter the space S. Even in the case of the operator 3, the operator 3 is located in the operable area R approximately 60 cm away from the display 1 and can touch the display 1 to display the VR image as described above. Can be seen in

On the other hand, the left and right legs 6 of the support 2 have a structure in which a cover 51 is attached to front and rear and up and down frames 49 as shown in FIG. It is configured to be connected. The center leg 7 is attached to the cover side of both legs 6, whereby the both legs 6 and the center leg 7 are integrally formed to form the support 2.

キ ャ A caster 52 and a stopper 53 are attached to the lower part of the frame 49 of the legs 6, and the position of the VR image display system at the installation location can be easily fixed by the stopper 53, and the movement can be easily performed by the caster 52.

Further, both sides of the support 2 are attached to the inner surface of the cover 51 of the left and right legs 6 at positions below the display 1, and handrails 54 are provided horizontally in the left and right direction, so that the height of a person or a child in the wheelchair 4 is short. When a person or the like becomes the operator 3, the operator 3 can be stably operated by grasping the handrail 54.

Next, the structure of the support mechanism 17 will be described. The support mechanism 17 shown in FIG. 9 is attached to the support mechanism arrangement portion 7U provided above the center leg 7 as described above, and includes a stand portion 18 fixed to the center leg 7 side, And a swing supporting portion 19 that is supported to be able to swing back and forth and supports the display 1.

The stand 18 has a shape in which left and right side plates 22 and 23 are fixed to both left and right sides of a bottom plate 21. The bottom plate 21 is fixed to the above-described support mechanism arrangement portion 7U and fixed to the center leg 7 side. I have. A rod-shaped fulcrum shaft 24 is provided so as to connect the upper sides of the both side plates 22 and 23.

On the other hand, the swing support portion 19 includes a swing bracket 32 pivotally supported by the fulcrum shaft 24 and a slide frame 33 mounted on the swing bracket 32 to be vertically slidable and supporting the display 1. It is provided with.

The swing bracket 32 connects left and right side plates 27 and 28, which have locking plates 26 slidably locked to the fulcrum shaft 24, projecting to the rear side, and lower end sides of the side plates 27 and 28. The bottom plate 29 and the retaining plate 26 provided as described above are configured by the side plates 27 and 28 and the back plate 31 that covers the back surface of the bottom plate 29 while keeping the projected state of the locking plate 26.

At this time, the locking plate 26 of the swing bracket 32 is provided with an engagement recess 26 a that receives and engages the end of the fulcrum shaft 24, and the locking recess 26 a swings on the fulcrum shaft 24. The swing bracket 32 is swingably attached to the stand portion 18 by being freely locked.

A pin 34 projects from the locking plate 26 toward the side plates 22, 23 of the stand 18, and the pin 34 is a long hole 22 a formed in the side plates 22, 23 of the stand 18. , 23a are slidably inserted in a state where they are retained. The elongated holes 22a and 23a are curved along the swing trajectory of the pin 34 when the swing support 19 (the swing bracket 32) swings, so that the pin 34 and the elongated holes 22a and 23a define the elongated holes 22a and 23a. The swing support 19 and the stand 18 are prevented from separating from each other, and the swing of the swing support 19 is guided.

An electric cylinder 36 for electrically extending and retracting the slide rod 36 a is attached to the stand 18 as an actuator, and the distal end of the slide rod 36 a of the electric cylinder 36 is connected to the back plate of the swing support 19 via a bracket 37. It is pivotally supported on the 31 side.

Thus, the electric cylinder 36 is operated, and the slide rod 36a is driven to expand and contract, whereby the swing support portion 19 is driven to swing back and forth with the fulcrum shaft 24 as the swing fulcrum relative to the stand portion 18 (central leg 7). .

On the other hand, the slide frame 33 has a gate shape in which the upper ends of the left and right legs 38 and 39 are connected by a horizontal frame 41, and the left and right legs 38 and 39 are slidable on holders 42 provided on both left and right sides of the swing bracket 32. It is inserted and attached to the swing bracket 32. The display 1 is attached to the front side of the slide frame 33 via a support member 43 in a locked state.

An electric rod 46 for electrically extending and contracting the slide rod 44 is attached as an actuator between the horizontal frame 41 of the slide frame 33 and the bottom plate 29 of the swing bracket 32, and the electric rod 46 is operated to slide the electric rod 46. The slide frame 33 can be moved up and down with respect to the swing bracket 32 by extending and contracting the rod 44.

Note that the holder 42 of the swing bracket 32 includes the right leg 38 or the left leg of the slide frame 33 by the left or right side plate 27 or 28 and the back plate 31 and the support plate 47 provided inside the side plate 27 or 28. The left and right sides 27 and 28 of the swing bracket 32 are provided with long holes 30 in the up and down direction. A pin 48 protruding from the hole 30 is slidably inserted into the elongated hole 30 in a state where it is prevented from falling off.

As a result, when the electric rod 46 is driven to drive the slide frame 33 up and down as described above, the slide frame 33 and the swing bracket 32 are prevented from being separated by the pin 48 and the elongated hole 30 and the slide frame 33 is prevented. Slides are guided.

Since the display 1 is attached to the slide frame 33, the display 1 is swung back and forth by driving the electric cylinder 36, and is slid up and down by driving the electric rod 46, and pans as described above. And tilt swing.

Next, the system configuration of the next VR image display system will be described. As shown in FIG. 10, a display 1 having a touch panel function, a web server 56, a VR application (software) 57, a motor control system (software) for controlling motors (not shown) of the electric cylinder 36 and the electric rod 46 (software). Wear) 58, a computer 61 having a web browser 59, etc., a motor controller 62 whose operation is controlled by the motor control system 58 to operate the motors of the electric cylinder 36 and the electric rod 46, the keyboard 9, and the like.

As described above, the display 1 is a so-called plasma display, and touches the display surface 1S with a dedicated input device (for example, a pen type) or a human finger, and touches the display surface 1S. A touch panel mechanism that can output the same data as when a mouse is moved by moving a finger or a device on the display surface 1S in the state is provided.

Since the display 1 is a conventionally known display, detailed description is omitted, but the touch panel function detects movement of a finger or an input device using infrared rays or ultrasonic waves, and moves the finger or the input device. Data is output in the same state as the mouse movement state.

Further, because of the touch panel function as described above, that is, by touching the display 1 (display surface 1S), data of a single click of the mouse is output, and thereby the display 1 is touched twice in a relatively short time. As a result, double-click data is output. Note that data output by movement of the finger or the input device is hereinafter referred to as touch panel data.

On the other hand, the computer 61 includes a hard disk for storing software, a display adapter for controlling display on the display 1, a sound adapter for controlling audio, a motherboard, and the like, similar to a conventional personal computer. Operating system) is stored (installed) and can be operated by the OS.

The application software for the OS, such as the web server 56, the VR application 57, the motor control system 58, and the web browser 59, is stored in the hard disk.

The OS is multitasking and employs a distributed system. In a state where the web server 56 is activated, information from the web server 56 is received by the same hardware via computer communication, The display 1 can be displayed via the web browser 59.

At this time, the VR application 57 is linked to the web server 56, and the playback data of the VR image by the VR application is provided to the web client (web browser 59) via the web server 56. That is, a VR image can be displayed on the display 1 via the web browser 59.

The VR application 57 is a conventionally known application, and displays predetermined VR image data on a display screen of the display 1 by a web browser 59 via a web server 56, and displays the displayed image with a mouse or data equivalent to a mouse. Control means capable of changing an image as if moved or operated two-dimensionally or three-dimensionally by data from input means for outputting the image, and expressing (displaying) a displayed landscape or object in virtual reality. Has become. However, since it is a conventionally known application, detailed description is omitted.

The touch panel data is input from the web browser 59 to the VR application 57 via the web server 56. That is, the VR image is operated by the touch panel data of the touch panel function, which is an input unit that outputs data equivalent to a mouse as described above. .

On the other hand, the motor control system 58 receives an action (operation by a mouse or a keyboard) for the web browser 59 via the web server 59, issues an instruction to the motor controller 62 so as to correspond to the action, and outputs an electric power via the motor controller 62. The motor of the cylinder 46 and the electric rod 36 is configured to be driven.

That is, a button or the like that can be operated by a mouse or a keyboard for instructing up / down movement of the display 1 (expansion and contraction of the electric rod 46) and forward and backward movement (extension and contraction of the electric cylinder 36) is displayed on the web browser 59. By operating the touch panel, the display 1 can be set to an arbitrary posture (up and down position and swing angle) of the operator.

At this time, the display 1 is set so that the pan movement in the vertical direction is 300 mm and the tilt angle is ± 15 degrees with respect to the vertical, but the movement and the swing angle are set on software or hardware. Is configured not to exceed.

Also, a device such as a mouse or a trackball that inputs an action to the web browser 59 at a position more than necessary from the display 1 is not connected to the system, and therefore, the web browser 59 (VR image display system) ) (Operation of VR image, movement and swing operation of the display 1) must be performed by touching the display 1 (by touch panel operation) and using touch panel data.

Therefore, in order to allow the operator 3 to view and operate the VR image on the display 1, the operator 3 can only be separated from the display 1 by a maximum of about 60 cm at a maximum, and as a result, as described above, the display 1 has almost all of the operator's field of view. Since the sound is emitted from a position relatively close to the front of the operator 3 by the speaker 11, the sound effect is excellent, and the VR image can be viewed in a realistic manner.

The keyboard 9 is connected to the computer 1 and can be operated by the keyboard 9 (action on the web browser 59). However, as described above, the keyboard 9 is housed in the center leg 7, and is usually It is arranged so that the operator 3 does not see it. That is, the keyboard 9 is used for maintenance, and it is assumed that only the maintainer or the like uses the keyboard 9.

In the above embodiment, the configuration in which the VR image display system is operated (operated) by touch panel operation (touch panel data) has been described. However, other operations of the operator are detected, and data similar to that of a mouse is detected. May be used to operate the VR image display system (input an action to the web browser 59) based on the output (motion sensing data).

That is, as shown in the block diagram of FIG. 11, the motion sensing system 63 includes an infrared irradiation member (illumination) 64 and an infrared sensor (camera) 66 for detecting reflected infrared light with respect to the operation of the subject (operator 3). And an operation unit 67. The operation unit 67 detects the operation of the operator 3 based on information from the infrared camera 66, and outputs data similar to a mouse according to the operation of the operator 3 (mouse simulation). Is performed).

The motion sensing system is a conventionally known system that emits near-infrared light from an infrared light (LED) 64 and captures the reflection of the near-infrared light with an infrared camera 66. At this time, the reflected light from a distant place is rapidly attenuated and does not reach the infrared camera 66. Therefore, only the reflected light from the subject at a position relatively close to the infrared camera 66 is photographed, whereby the reflected light is within a specific distance range. The principle is to recognize the shape and movement of the subject.

{Circle around (4)} The arithmetic unit 67 recognizes the operation (gesture, hand gesture, etc.) of the operator 3 based on the information (data) from the infrared camera 66 and performs mouse simulation. In the present embodiment, in addition to simulating cursor movement by a normal mouse, mouse click simulation is performed by an operator's "grip operation", and cursor movement is simulated by a "pointing operation" in a predetermined direction. It is configured. Since the motion sensing system (particularly, the operation of the arithmetic unit 67) is conventionally known, a detailed description is omitted.

In the present embodiment, an infrared light 64 and an infrared camera 66 are mounted on the support 2 or the display 1 side, and data from the motion sensing system 63 is output to the web browser 59 side, and the VR is output via the web server 56. The application 57 or the motor control system 58 is controlled to operate the VR image display system. The infrared illumination 64 is provided integrally around the infrared camera 66.

At this time, the sensing by the infrared camera 66 detects the operation of the operator 3 located in the operable area R and separated from the display 1 by approximately less than 60 cm (conversely, the operation of the operator 3 separated by approximately 60 cm or more is detected. By setting the sensitivity so that the operator 3 does not perform the operation, the operator 3 ends up viewing and operating the display 1 within approximately 60 cm from the display.

That is, in order for the operator 3 to operate while viewing the VR image on the display 1, the operator 3 cannot operate beyond the operable area R (can only be separated from the display 1 by a maximum of about 60 cm at most). As described above, the display screen of the display 1 substantially covers the visual field (the field of view) of the operator 3 and is almost all, and the sound comes out from a position relatively close to the operator's front. Excellent, the VR image can be viewed in a realistic way.

When the system is operated by the motion sensing system 63 as described above, the pan (slide) and tilt (swing) operations of the display 1 can be performed by the operation of the operator 3. It is not necessary to display the position adjustment buttons and the like, a wider range of the display 1 can be used for the VR image, and the sense of reality of the VR image is enhanced.

(4) The touch panel function of the display 1 and the motion sensing system may be used in combination, so that the operation can be performed more easily and intuitively. In addition, it is easy to operate the variable function of the display contents such as enlargement or reduction of the display image by the motion sensing or the touch panel function, and to enable the reading of the display contents by adding the application and cooperating with the application. .

Next, an example of the display and operation of the VR screen will be described using a touch panel operation as an example. In other words, the operation such as a click is based on the touch panel operation. FIG. 12 shows a top menu of the VR screen (VR content displayed by the web browser 59). The menu section 71 is provided with a VR button 72 for switching to a display state of the VR screen.

Then, by single-clicking on the VR button 72, the VR button 72 is moved to the field of the enter (ENTER) 73 by animation, and further, by single-clicking on the enter (ENTER) 74, a VR image is displayed.

For example, as shown in FIG. 13, when a VR image (panoramic image) 76 of a building (FIG. 13 is a museum) is displayed, the operator 3 touches (touches) the display screen 1S of the display 1 with a finger, As shown in FIG. 14, by moving the finger 3F of the operator 3 in the direction that the operator 3 wants to see (the direction of arrow A in FIG. 14) while touching the display screen 1S of the display 1, the image 76 is displayed. Moves to a panorama and displays the situation near the museum as if the operator had actually overlooked the museum.

At this time, as described above, the operator 3 performs the above operation relatively close (about 60 cm away from the display 1) without leaving the display 1 too far. Therefore, in the examples of FIGS. The inside of the field of view of the operator 3 is covered with an image around the museum, so that the appearance and surroundings of the museum can be seen with a sense of presence as described above.

As shown in FIG. 15, it is also possible to display a VR image (object image) 77 that three-dimensionally displays a predetermined article (in FIG. 15, bronze dot) 78. In this case, as in the case of the above-described panoramic image, the operator 3 designates the direction in which the article 78 is desired to be viewed while touching the display screen 1S of the display 1 with the finger 3F as shown in FIGS. 3 is turned three-dimensionally in the display 1 (in the display screen) as if the article 78 were at hand and turned and viewed.

16 shows the left side of the article 78 so as to rotate the article 78 counterclockwise to see (display) the right side of the article 78, and FIG. 17 shows (displays) the upper side of the article 78. 9 shows an example in which an instruction is given by touch panel operation below the article 78 to rotate the article 78 downward.

Also in this case, similarly to the panoramic screen, the operator 3 performs the operation without leaving the display 1 too far, so that the operator's 3 field of view is covered with the image of the article (bottaku) 78, The article 78 can be viewed in a realistic manner.

(4) By creating a VR image combining the panoramic image and the object image, the panoramic image and the object image can be displayed seamlessly, and the operator 3 can view the VR image with a very high sense of reality. As described above, the present system can provide an operator with a display of a highly realistic (rich) VR image, and has a VR image display capability equivalent to that of the conventional immersive VR system as described above.

(5) As described above, since it is relatively small and does not require a special building (a dome-shaped display or the like), the installation place and the like can be small, and movement and installation are easy. Furthermore, since the display 1 has the size as described above and the display 1 can be adjusted in pan and tilt, the VR image can be provided to the operator 3 under various conditions under almost the same conditions. Real VR image viewing can be easily provided to the operator.

By configuring the system so that it can be operated by a single-click operation as described above, a relatively difficult double-click operation is not required when using a touch panel operation or a motion sensing system. The operation is easy even for an operator who is not used to operating the browser 56).

In particular, as described above, an operation target is selected by a single single click, and a single click is performed on the selected operation target, thereby executing the selected operation target, thereby preventing erroneous operation. Real VR images can be viewed smoothly.

In particular, by operating the rotation or the like of the VR image by operating the touch panel, an operation feeling of a drag operation of directly touching and operating an article or a scenery actually displayed on the display 1 can be obtained, so that the operation is more intuitive. A VR image display system with a high operational feeling can be provided, and the operational feeling cannot be easily obtained by a conventional immersive VR system or the like.

On the other hand, as described above, a wide type of operator 3 is assumed, but in addition to being easily used in a wheelchair as described above, the position of the display 1 can be adjusted, and the operation can be performed intuitively and easily. By adding a reading function and the like, a so-called barrier-free VR image display system is constructed, and the various operators 3 can easily use the system.

It is a front perspective view of a virtual reality image display system. FIG. 2 is a front perspective view showing a use state of the virtual reality image display system. FIG. 3 is a rear perspective view of the virtual reality image display system. It is a top view of a virtual reality image display system. 1 is a side perspective view of a virtual reality image display system. It is side sectional drawing of a center leg. It is a side view which shows the use state of the virtual reality image display system in a standing posture. It is a side view which shows the use condition of the virtual reality image display system in the state which sat on the wheelchair. It is a rear perspective view of a support mechanism part. It is a system block diagram of a virtual reality image display system. It is a system block diagram of other embodiments of a virtual reality image display system. It is a top menu of a VR screen displayed on a display. It is a panorama VR image of a building (art museum). It is a panorama VR image instructed and displayed on the side of a building (art museum). It is an object VR image of an object (bottaku). It is the object VR image in which the side was displayed by the instruction | indication which displays the side of an object (bronze dot). It is an object VR image in which the upper part is displayed by an instruction to display the upper part of the object (bronze dot).

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Display 6 Legs 6I Inner surface of leg 7 Central leg 7F Front of central leg S Space

Claims (9)

It has left and right legs (6), and a center leg (7) located between the legs 6 and arranged behind the display (1). The front (7F) of the center leg (7) and the left and right legs (6) are provided. A support for a display, which forms a predetermined space (S) surrounded by the inner side surface (6I) of the display and supports the left and right sides and the rear side of the display (1). The display support of claim 1, wherein the center leg (7) is located behind the center of the display (1). 4. The display support according to claim 1, wherein the legs (6) and the center leg (7) are integrated. 4. The display support of claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the space (S) allows at least the front part of an adult wheelchair to enter. (5) The display support according to any one of (1), (2), (3) or (4), further comprising a support mechanism mounting portion (7U) for mounting a support mechanism (17) for supporting the display (1) above the center leg 7. The support of the display according to claim 1, 2 or 3 or 4 or 5, wherein the central leg (7) is box-shaped with a space inside. A control means (57) for changing the display of the display (1) so as to move or move the object displayed on the display (1) two-dimensionally or three-dimensionally is provided. 7. The display support of claim 6, further comprising a control box (8) comprising a body of a computer (61) having control means (57). The display (1) is provided with a touch panel function in which the display screen (1S) is a touch panel surface, and the input means for inputting operation control data for changing the screen display on the control means (57) side includes the touch panel. An operable area (R) that is in front of the display screen (1S) of the display (1) and that is a range of a position where an operator (3) can perform a touch panel operation with a finger on the display screen (1S). 8. The display support of claim 7, wherein the space (S) comprises a part of the operable area (R). In the space (S), the viewer using the wheelchair (4) is located in the operable area (R), or the operator (3) on the wheelchair (4) is able to operate the touch panel in the operable area (R). 9. The display support of claim 8, wherein the front portion of the adult wheelchair is accessible for manipulation.