JP2016031616A - Control system, terminal device, control server, control method and program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To adjust an environment in a facility so as to be an environment desired by users.SOLUTION: A control system is the control system that controls equipment adjusting an indoor environment, and comprises: a detection unit 221 that detects a selection of a visually identifiable operation object part into which mutually different environments are mapped, respectively; and a control unit 223 that controls an amount of control relative to the equipment of a category, of which the equipment targeted for control is selected according to a result of the detection. The control unit is configured to adjust the amount of control of each equipment so as to control the indoor environment to an environment mapped into a visual characteristic of the operation object part.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a control system, a terminal device, a control server, a control method, and a program.

  Equipment that adjusts the indoor environment includes air conditioning equipment and lighting equipment. In many cases, such facilities are centrally controlled in a large-scale building or the like and cannot be adjusted individually. Therefore, when the set environment and the environment desired by the user are different, the user may endure the set environment and use the facility. The facility configured as described above is a case where the temperature and illuminance of each room or zone can be individually adjusted in an air conditioning facility, a lighting facility, or the like. Even a facility configured in this way is merely configured to directly specify and adjust the temperature and illuminance in units of rooms and zones.

  On the other hand, in devices such as home air conditioning facilities and lighting facilities, individual devices can be controlled independently, and adjustments to individual devices can be performed using a dedicated remote controller. As a general method for the adjustment, either a specific control target value is set, or the control target value is set by relatively instructing the current setting value. The operation method is taken.

  Moreover, the technique for controlling an air conditioning installation and a lighting installation so that it may become an environment according to a user's (user) preference is known (for example, refer patent document 1).

JP 2008-277441 A

  However, any of the above-described operation methods for adjusting the control state of a household device using a remote controller is merely a method for specifying a control target value for each device. In addition, even if the control state of each device can be adjusted by the above operation method, it is possible to capture information on what kind of environment the user desires based on the captured information. The equipment cannot be controlled.

  Further, according to Patent Document 1, information indicating the user's preference and behavior pattern is stored in advance, and the user's behavior is predicted based on the stored information, or the user's state is detected. Or Even if it becomes possible to adjust the control state of each device at the target location where the user is expected to exist by the technology of Patent Document 1, information on what environment the user desires It is not possible to capture any of the devices other than the target device based on the captured information.

  As described above, even if the control state of each device can be adjusted using the technique described in Patent Document 1, the environment desired by the user may not be easily set.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and provides a control system, a terminal device, a control server, a control method, and a program for adjusting an environment in a facility so that an environment desired by a user is obtained. There is to do.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, one aspect of the present invention is a control system that controls equipment that adjusts an indoor environment, and different environments are associated with visually identifiable operation target units, respectively. A detection unit that detects selection of the operation target unit by a user operation, and a type of equipment to be controlled according to a result of the detection, and a control amount for the selected type of equipment is selected. A control system that adjusts the control amount of each facility so that the environment is associated with the visual characteristics of the operation target unit. is there.

  In addition, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the control system described above, the visual feature of the operation target unit is at least one of the color, shape, pattern, design, stereoscopic view, movement, and scene of the operation target unit. The control unit is formed according to a conceived environment, and the control unit adjusts the control amount of each facility so as to obtain an environment associated with the formed feature.

  In addition, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the control system described above, when the environment is indicated by the color of the operation target unit, an environment in which a warm color is made to feel a temperature higher than a reference temperature is supported. The control unit is associated with the color of the operation target unit corresponding to the detected operation. It is characterized by adjusting the control amount of each facility so as to obtain an environment.

  Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the control system described above, when the environment is indicated by the color of the operation target unit, an environment in which the stimulation of the sympathetic nerve is higher than the reference environment is displayed in a red color. Correspondingly, an environment that reduces sympathetic nerve stimulation from the reference environment is associated with the blue color, and the control unit sets the color of the operation target unit according to the detected operation. The control amount of each facility is adjusted so as to obtain an associated environment.

  Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the control system described above, when the environment is indicated by the color of the operation target unit, the green color is associated with an environment that gives a more relaxed feeling than the reference environment. The control unit adjusts the control amount of each facility so that the environment is associated with the color of the operation target unit corresponding to the detected operation.

  Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the control system, the control unit determines a control amount determined according to the detected operation for each piece of equipment to be controlled, and according to the determined control amount. And controlling the equipment.

  Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the control system, the plurality of types of the equipment are provided corresponding to an area for adjusting an environment, and the control unit corresponds to the area corresponding to a user's position. The amount of control for each facility is adjusted.

  One embodiment of the present invention is characterized in that, in the control system described above, the control unit adjusts a control amount for each facility related to the region for adjusting the environment.

  According to another aspect of the present invention, the control system includes a display control unit configured to display an image including a plurality of different colors on the display unit, the plurality of different colors and the displayed image being displayed. Positions are associated with each other, and the detection unit detects the selected color based on the position of the detected image.

  Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the control system described above, the control unit stores information relating to a color selected by a user as history information, and the analysis result based on the history information indicates that the user's The control amount for the equipment corresponding to the position is adjusted.

  One embodiment of the present invention is characterized in that, in the above control system, the control unit adjusts control amounts for a plurality of types of the equipment corresponding to the position of the user.

  According to another aspect of the present invention, in the control system described above, the control unit adjusts control amounts for the plurality of types of equipment corresponding to the position of the user according to the detected color. Features.

  In addition, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the control system described above, the detection unit may select an environment having different situations from any of a plurality of different colors so that the environment desired by the user can be specified as the environment around the user. Each of them is associated with each other in advance, and is adjusted according to the detected color.

  One embodiment of the present invention is a terminal device that controls equipment for adjusting an indoor environment, and different environments are associated with visually identifiable operation target units, respectively, and user operations A detection unit that detects the selection of the operation target unit according to the method, the type of equipment to be controlled is selected according to the detection result by the detection unit, and the control amount for the selected type of equipment is adjusted In addition, the terminal device is characterized in that the control amount of each facility is adjusted so that the environment is associated with the visual feature of the operation target unit.

  One embodiment of the present invention is a control server that controls equipment for adjusting an indoor environment, and different environments are associated with operation target units that are visually identifiable, and the user's operation A control unit that adjusts a control amount for the selected type of equipment after the selection of the operation target unit is detected, and the control unit is associated with a visual feature of the operation target unit The control server is characterized in that the control amount of each facility is adjusted so that the environment is maintained.

  Another embodiment of the present invention is a control method for controlling equipment that adjusts an indoor environment, wherein different environments are associated with visually identifiable operation target units, respectively, and user operations Detecting the selection of the operation target unit according to the above, and a control step of selecting a type of equipment to be controlled according to the detection result and adjusting a control amount for the selected type of equipment. The control step includes a step of adjusting a control amount of each facility so as to obtain an environment associated with a visual feature of the operation target unit.

  Further, according to one embodiment of the present invention, the computer of the control system that controls the facility that adjusts the indoor environment is configured such that different environments are associated with operation target units that are visually identifiable, and the operation target A program for executing a step of detecting a selection of a unit, and a control step of selecting a type of equipment to be controlled according to a result of the detection and adjusting a control amount for the selected type of equipment And the said control step is a program including the step which adjusts the control amount of each installation so that it may become the environment matched with the visual characteristic of the said operation target part.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a control system, a terminal device, a control server, a control method, and a program for adjusting the environment in the facility so that the environment desired by the user is obtained. .

It is a block diagram showing the structural example of the control system by embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the operation input screen displayed on the display part 121 by this embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the procedure of the control which adjusts an environment according to the detected operation button Kn by this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing explaining the adjustment range at the time of controlling the installation 300 by this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing explaining selection of the corrected amount defined for every color by this embodiment.

(About the outline of the control system in the embodiment of the present invention)
An outline of the control system in the embodiment of the present invention will be described.
The control system in the embodiment of the present invention controls equipment for adjusting the indoor environment.
In the control system, different environments are associated with operation target units that can be visually identified. The detection unit in the control system detects selection of the operation target unit. In the control system, the type of equipment to be controlled is selected according to the detection result of the detection unit, and the control amount for the selected type of equipment is adjusted. The control system adjusts the control amount of each facility so that the environment is associated with the visual feature of the operation target unit.
For example, the visual feature of the operation target unit may be formed according to an environment conceived from at least one of the color, shape, pattern, design, stereoscopic view, movement, and scene of the operation target unit. . In this case, the control system adjusts the control amount of each facility so as to obtain an environment associated with the feature formed as described above.

  Thus, according to the present embodiment, the environment desired by the user who adjusts the environment in the facility so that the environment desired by the user (user) is obtained using the visual characteristics of the operation target unit. Can be set easily.

(Effects of visual stimuli on human psychology)
Here, the effect of visual stimulation on human psychology will be described using an operation using color-coded operation buttons as an example.
For example, on the screen of the terminal device 100, a plurality of operation buttons color-coded so as to have different colors are arranged. Assume that an environment corresponding to each operation button is set for each operation button. If the user can recognize that the environment can be adjusted by operating each operation button and that the environment easily imagined from the colors is associated, the environment can be adjusted without displaying characters on the operation buttons. Operations for adjustment can be performed.
By operating the operation buttons color-coded in this way, the surrounding environment can be adjusted so that it can be easily imagined from the color of each operation button.

  By the way, it is known that each color affects human psychology. For example, “red” brings a passionate and active image, “orange” brings a cheerful and cheerful image, “yellow” brings a cheerful and lively image, and “green” a refreshing breeze. There is a knowledge that "purple" brings a peaceful image and brings a refined and elegant image.

Therefore, an environment suitable for the situation in which the business is processed is designated using colors. For example, the color selected when designating an environment suitable for a situation where business is actively processed is set to “red”. The color to be selected when specifying an environment suitable for a situation where business is processed vigorously is set to “orange”. The color to be selected when specifying an environment suitable for a situation where business is processed with a bright feeling is set to “yellow”. The color to be selected when specifying an environment suitable for the situation where the business is processed with a calm feeling is set to “green”. The color to be selected when designating an environment suitable for a situation where business is processed with an elegant feeling is set to “purple”.
Further, the standard environment may be indicated by an achromatic color, and the degree of shift from the standard environment to an environment suitable for the situation in which business is processed may be determined according to the saturation. For example, a standard environment is indicated by “white”. The above example of assignment is an example, and does not restrict the definition other than the above.
The outline of the present embodiment has been described above, but a more specific example of the control system will be described below.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention configured to adjust the control state of equipment for adjusting the environment in a facility will be described with reference to the drawings.

<First Embodiment>
FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram showing a configuration example of a control system 1 according to the first embodiment of the present invention. The control system 1 includes a terminal device 100, a management server (control server) 200, and equipment 300. The terminal device 100, the management server 200, and the facility 300 are connected via the network 5. The network 5 is the Internet, a LAN, or the like, and may be connected by using either one or a combination of both.

  The terminal device 100 is a portable information terminal (client) that can communicate with various servers and the like via the network 5, such as a smartphone, a mobile phone, a notebook PC (Personal Computer), a tablet PC, a portable game machine, and the like. Smart devices can be applied. Here, the terminal device 100 is demonstrated as what is a smart phone. Although one terminal device 100 is illustrated in this figure, the terminal devices 100 used by a plurality of users are connected to the management server 200 and the facility 300 via the network 5.

  For example, the terminal device 100 can input setting information for making the environment preferred by the user, and transmits the input setting information to the management server 200. The setting information is, for example, environment designation information that designates an environment that the user likes.

The management server 200 acquires the setting information transmitted from the terminal device 100 and manages the acquired setting information for each user. Thereby, the user can notify the management server 200 of the environment he / she likes by operating the terminal device 100, and the management server 200 manages the user's setting information.
The management server 200 controls the operating state of the equipment 300 based on the acquired setting information, and adjusts the environment around the user to be the environment preferred by the user. The management server 200 controls the equipment 300 related to the position of the user based on the user identification information for identifying the user, the current position information of the user, the current time, etc. according to the control from the terminal device 100.

For example, the management server 200 identifies the terminal device 100 operated by the user, and identifies the user from the identified terminal device 100.
For example, the management server 200 acquires the current position information of the user from the position of the terminal device 100.
For example, when the management server 200 acquires the setting information and the user's current position information from the terminal device 100 operated by the user, the management server 200 changes the environment of the user's current position to an environment corresponding to the setting information. It requests | requires from the installation 300 relevant to the position which operated the said terminal device 100 so that it may become.
In response to a request from the management server 200, the facility 300 adjusts the environment at the position where the terminal device 100 is operated. Thereby, the management server 200 can adjust the environment of the position where the user is present, and can adjust the environment around the user to be an environment preferred by the user.
The facility 300 in this embodiment includes an air conditioning facility 310, a lighting facility 320, an entrance / exit management facility 330, and a broadcasting facility 340.

Hereinafter, the configuration of the terminal device 100 and the management server 200 according to the present embodiment will be described in detail with reference to FIG.
(Configuration of terminal device 100)
First, the configuration of the terminal device 100 will be described.
The terminal device 100 includes a terminal communication unit 110, a touch panel 120, a terminal storage unit 130, and a terminal control unit 140.

  The terminal communication unit 110 communicates with external devices via the network 5. For example, the terminal communication unit 110 is connected to the management server 200 and the facility 300 via the network 5 to transmit and receive data.

  The touch panel 120 includes a display unit 121 and an input unit 122. The display unit 121 and the input unit 122 are configured to overlap with each other. The display unit 121 includes a liquid crystal display that displays information such as images and characters, an organic EL (Electro-Luminescence) display, and the like. The input unit 122 receives an operation input from the user by detecting a contact on the display surface of the display unit 121. For example, the input unit 122 includes a touch sensor that detects contact using a change in capacitance, a change in pressure, a change in electrical resistance, and the like. When receiving the operation input from the user, the input unit 122 supplies an operation input signal corresponding to the received operation input to the terminal control unit 140.

  The terminal storage unit 130 is configured using a recording medium such as a RAM (Random Access Memory), a ROM (Read Only Memory), a flash ROM, an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), or a combination thereof, and each unit included in the terminal device 100 is provided. Stores programs, data, various information, etc. for control.

  The terminal control unit 140 includes a display control unit 141, an input reception unit 142, a position information acquisition unit 143, an operation information detection unit 144, and an operation information transmission unit 145.

When the input reception unit 142 acquires the operation input signal supplied from the input unit 122 to the terminal control unit 140, the input reception unit 142 supplies operation information indicating the operation content to each unit included in the terminal control unit 140 according to the acquired operation input signal. .
Based on the operation input signal acquired by the input reception unit 142 from the input unit 122, the operation information detection unit 144 detects an operation element selected and operated by the user, and generates operation information.
The operation information transmission unit 145 transmits operation information corresponding to the operation detected by the operation information detection unit 144 to the management server 200.

The display control unit 141 controls display on the display unit 121. For example, the display control unit 141 causes the display unit 121 to display an operation input screen for inputting the designation from the input unit 122 so that the environment desired by the user is designated as the environment around the user. The display control unit 141 generates an image including a plurality of different colors and displays the image on the display unit. For example, the position where a plurality of different colors are displayed and the position of the image displayed on the display screen of the display unit 121 are associated with each other.
Further, the display control unit 141 causes the display unit 121 to display a display screen based on the display screen information acquired by the terminal device 100 from the management server 200.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a display example of the operation input screen displayed on the display unit 121.
Reference numeral 120a indicates the entire area where the operation input screen is displayed. In this entire area, an input screen for adjusting the environment is displayed in the area denoted by reference numeral 120b.

  Operation buttons K1 to K9 are displayed in the area denoted by reference numeral 120c. The operation buttons K1 to K9 are operation elements for designating an environment desired by the user as an environment around the user. It is assumed that the operation buttons Kn of the operation buttons K1 to K9 can visually identify the operation buttons Kn. For example, the operation buttons Kn are arranged in different colors so that they can be visually identified by the difference in color. The user identifies the color of the operation button Kn displayed on the display unit, and operates the color operation button Kn corresponding to the environment desired by the user from the displayed colors. Thus, the operation button Kn of the present embodiment is an operator for controlling the equipment 300 to be controlled. The operation buttons Kn of the operation buttons K1 to K9 are associated with different environments as candidates to be set as the environment around the user. That is, the operation buttons Kn and the like displayed on the input screen are operators for adjusting the environments so as to be different from each other.

  In the area indicated by reference numeral 120d, “← (return button K11)”, “Yes (confirmation button K12)”, and “No (operation cancel button K13)” are displayed.

  Therefore, the user operates the operator displayed on the input screen using the terminal device 100 on which the input screen as described above is displayed so that the environment around the user becomes a desired environment. The terminal device 100 detects that the operation button Kn of each color is operated by the input receiving unit 142. After the input receiving unit 142 detects that any one of the operation buttons Kn of each color is operated, any one of the following operations is performed, so that information on the operation button Kn selected by the user is transmitted to the management server 200. Sent.

  For example, “Yes (confirmation button K12)” is an operator for notifying the management server 200 that the result specified by operating the operation buttons K1 to K9 is appropriate. When “Yes (confirmation button K12)” is operated, the terminal device 100 notifies the management server 200 that the result of detecting the operation of the operation buttons K1 to K9 is valid.

  On the other hand, “No (operation cancel button K13)” is an operator for notifying the management server 200 that the result specified by operating the operation buttons K1 to K9 is inappropriate. When “No (operation cancel button K13)” is operated, the result of detecting the operation of the operation buttons K1 to K9 is invalidated, and the result is notified from the terminal device 100 to the management server 200.

  As described above, the terminal device 100 is provided with an operation for returning to the already set setting in response to the operation required when changing to the new setting. For example, “← (return button K11)” is an operator for returning to the environment set before the environment adjustment. When “← (return button K11)” is operated, the terminal device 100 requests the management server 200 so that the environment around the user becomes the environment set before the environment adjustment.

  The operation information detection unit 144 of the terminal device 100 detects the operation button selected by the above operation. The operation information transmission unit 145 transmits information indicating the operation button detected by the operation information detection unit 144 to the management server 200 via the network 5.

  Returning to FIG. 1, the position information acquisition unit 143 acquires the current position information of the terminal device 100. For example, the position information acquisition unit 143 includes a wireless reception unit that measures a position based on a radio wave received from a GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite or a radio beacon, and is based on a radio wave received from a GPS satellite or a radio beacon. The current position information of the terminal device 100 is acquired.

  Note that the position information acquisition unit 143 may acquire the position information using another method, not limited to the method using the GPS or the wireless beacon. For example, the location information acquisition unit 143 may acquire location information based on information on a wireless connection spot (base station) when the terminal communication unit 110 connects to the network 5. The position information acquired via the terminal communication unit 110 may be less accurate than the position information acquired using GPS or a wireless beacon, but can be used as the position information of the terminal device 100. For example, when the terminal device 100 is in a place where the terminal device 100 cannot receive radio waves from GPS satellites and wireless beacons, the GPS function of the terminal device 100 and the function using the wireless beacon are turned off, or When the terminal device 100 does not have a GPS function or a function that uses a wireless beacon, the position information may be acquired via the terminal communication unit 110.

  The terminal device 100 configured as described above can notify the management server 200 of information for controlling each facility 300 corresponding to the position where the user is located through the above operation. The management server 200 controls each facility 300 in response to a request from the terminal device 100.

(Configuration of management server 200)
Next, the configuration of the management server 200 will be described.
The management server 200 includes a server communication unit 210, a server control unit 220, and a server storage unit 230. The server communication unit 210 communicates with external devices via the network 5. For example, the server communication unit 210 is connected to the terminal device 100 and the facility 300 via the network 5 to transmit and receive data.

The server control unit 220 includes an operation information acquisition unit 221, a control information generation unit 222, and an equipment control processing unit 223.
The operation information acquisition unit 221 acquires the setting information transmitted from the terminal device 100 via the network 5. For example, the operation information acquisition unit 221 acquires operation information as setting information transmitted from the terminal device 100 and position information of the terminal device 100, and stores the acquired operation information and position information in the server storage unit 230. For example, the management server 200 can manage the operation history information of each user for each user by managing the operation information and the position information acquired from each of the terminal devices 100 of a plurality of users.

  For example, the operation information acquisition unit 221 acquires operation information including “information indicating the selected operation button Kn”, “user ID”, “time information”, and “position information” from the terminal device 100. Thereby, the management server 200 can identify the user (terminal device 100) who requested the adjustment of the environment, the time, and the position (location).

The control information generation unit 222 generates control information for controlling the equipment 300 in response to a request from the terminal device 100 after the operation information acquisition unit 221 acquires the operation information from the terminal device 100.
In addition, the control information generation unit 222 adjusts the control amount for each facility 300 which is the facility 300 at a position corresponding to the user's position and corresponds to an area determined according to the user's position. In this way, the control information generation unit 222 can adjust the control amount for each facility 300 corresponding to the limited area. Furthermore, the control information generation unit 222 may adjust the control amount for each facility 300 related to the region for adjusting the environment. Thereby, the control information generation unit 222 can control the equipment 300 to be in different control states for each limited area.

  Further, the control information generation unit 222 causes the server storage unit 230 to store information relating to the color selected by the user as history information based on the information detected by the operation information detection unit 144. Furthermore, the control information generation unit 222 may adjust the control amount for the equipment corresponding to the position of the user based on the analysis result based on the history information.

For example, the control information generation unit 222 can manage whether or not a change in environment has been requested when the user has been in the same area as the current area in the past. It is assumed that the control information generation unit 222 records from the history information stored in the server storage unit 230 that, when the user is in the area, there is a record requesting the same change as the current environment change request. In this case, the control information generation unit 222 can determine that there is a high possibility that the environment in that area is not evaluated as a suitable environment for the user if the environment remains as a standard. Such a tendency may be determined according to the frequency with which a similar operation is performed.
The control information generation unit 222 may adjust the standard state according to the user's preference after obtaining the determination result as described above. As a result, it is estimated that the frequency of the user requesting adjustment of the environment decreases as the standard environment becomes somewhat close to the environment that the user likes.

  For example, the control information generation unit 222 can manage the tendency that the same user requests a change in the environment on the same day. It is assumed that the control information generation unit 222 records from the history information stored in the server storage unit 230 that the user requests the same change as the request for change of the environment in the same day. In this case, the control information generation unit 222 can determine that there is a high possibility of being evaluated by the user if at least the environment preferred by the user of the day is not suitable for the standard environment. Such trend determination may be carried out across multiple days, and whether it is due to a specific day or whether a similar trend is observed without depending on the date. It may be.

For example, the control information generation unit 222 can manage whether or not the user has requested a change in the environment. For example, it is assumed that the control information generation unit 222 has many records that request the same change as the current environment change request from the history information stored in the server storage unit 230. In particular, assume that there are many records that require similar changes regardless of where the user is. In such a case, the user can determine that the tendency to desire the same change is high.
When it can be predicted that a plurality of users having the same tendency will be gathered, or when there is a similar request from a plurality of users who are actually in a highly relevant area, the control information generating unit 222 It is also possible to set the setting value determined as the standard state of the environment in the first place to a value adjusted so that the environment matches the user's preference.

In this case, the control information generation unit 222 can determine that there is a high possibility that the environment in the area is not evaluated as a suitable environment if the environment remains as a standard. Such a tendency may be determined according to the frequency with which a similar operation is performed.
After obtaining the determination result as described above, the standard state may be adjusted according to the user's preference. It is presumed that the frequency of the user requesting adjustment of the environment decreases as the standard environment becomes somewhat close to the environment that the user likes.

For example, the control information generation unit 222 adjusts the control amount for the plurality of types of equipment corresponding to the position of the user according to the detected color, and adjusts the adjusted control amount. May be.
The control information generation unit 222 generates operation history data in which data indicating the operated operation button is associated with time information at the time of operation, and the operation history data is stored in the server storage unit 230 (operation history DB). You may make it memorize | store. For example, by referring to the operation history data stored in the operation history DB, the control information generation unit 222 can obtain information on the operation button last operated by the user.

  The facility control processing unit 223 controls the facility 300 based on the control information generated by the control information generation unit 222. The individual control of each facility will be described later.

(About the color of the operation buttons that adjust the temperature stimulus)
A method for adjusting a temperature stimulus in an indoor environment in association with the color of the operation button Kn (operation target unit) will be exemplified.
For example, an environment in which a warm color is made to feel a temperature higher than the reference temperature is made to correspond to an environment in which a cold color is made to feel a temperature lower than the reference temperature. Assuming that the reference temperature is the current temperature, when the ambient temperature is to be changed so as to be higher than the current temperature, the warm color operation button Kn is operated. When it is desired to change the ambient temperature so that the temperature becomes low, the cold-colored operation button Kn is operated.
By adjusting the color scheme of the operation buttons Kn as described above, it is possible to visually give a stimulus of the temperature desired by the user by touching the operation buttons Kn of the hue corresponding to the environment desired by the user.

  The temperature of the body depends on the air volume. For example, by making the air volume weaker than the standard, the temperature can be felt higher than the reference temperature, and conversely, by making the air volume stronger than the standard, the temperature can be made lower than the reference temperature. .

  Also, the temperature sensation varies depending on the surrounding light quality. For example, by making the color temperature lower than the reference color temperature, it is possible to make the temperature feel higher than the reference temperature, and conversely, by making the color temperature higher than the reference color temperature, it becomes the reference. You can feel the temperature lower than the temperature.

  Also, the feeling of temperature varies depending on the tone. For example, by flowing sounds with low-frequency components higher than high-frequency components to the surroundings, it is possible to make the temperature feel higher than the reference temperature, and conversely, sounds with high-frequency components higher than low-frequency components. It is possible to feel a temperature lower than the reference temperature by flowing the air around.

Therefore, at least one of the following equipment settings is controlled to be changed from the standard value so as to make the environment feel a temperature higher than the reference temperature. For example, the set temperature of the air conditioning equipment is increased. Decrease the airflow setting air volume. The air volume hitting the user is weakened by using a shield that adjusts the air volume from the air conditioning equipment. Open windows and doors to increase the amount of air flowing into the room. Lower the color temperature of the lighting. A sound with more low-frequency components than high-frequency components is played around.
On the other hand, at least one of the following equipment settings is controlled to be changed from the standard value so as to create an environment in which a temperature lower than the reference temperature is felt. For example, the set temperature of the air conditioning equipment is lowered. Increase the set air volume of the air conditioning equipment. The airflow hitting the user is strengthened by using a shield that adjusts the airflow from the air conditioning equipment. Close windows and doors to reduce (eliminate) the amount of air flowing into the room. Increase the color temperature of the lighting. A sound with more high-frequency components than low-frequency components is played around.
As described above, the desired environment can be provided without selecting the means for adjusting the temperature, instead of adjusting the temperature, in order to make the environment feel the desired temperature. Moreover, the temperature adjustment range can be reduced by combining with temperature adjustment.

(About the color of the operation buttons to adjust the stimulation of the exchange nerve)
A method of adjusting the stimulation of the exchange nerve in accordance with the setting of the indoor environment in association with the color of the operation button Kn (operation target unit) is illustrated.
For example, an environment that enhances sympathetic nerve stimulation from the reference environment state corresponds to a red color, and a sympathetic nerve stimulation is reduced from the reference environment state to a blue color. Adapt the environment. If the current state is the reference state, the user can operate the red operation button Kn to change the surrounding environment so as to increase the sympathetic nerve stimulation over the current state. Therefore, when it is desired to change the surrounding environment so that the stimulation of the sympathetic nerve is lower than the state of the current environment, the blue operation button Kn is operated.
By adjusting the color scheme of the operation buttons Kn as described above, it is possible to visually give a stimulus desired by the user to the sympathetic nerve through touching the operation button Kn having a hue corresponding to the environment desired by the user.

  In addition, the wind may stimulate the self-supporting nerve. For example, when the wind directly hits the user, comfort may be lowered or motivation may be reduced. On the other hand, since the wind indirectly hits the user, it is possible to prevent a feeling of stress such as improving comfort and maintaining motivation. Although a feeling of stress may increase the sympathetic nerve, the wind directly hitting the user may interfere with the adjustment of the sympathetic nerve because the autonomic nerve is stimulated to disturb the tone. When adjusting so as to stimulate the sympathetic nerve, adjustment is made so that the wind does not directly hit the user.

  Moreover, the stimulation of the exchange nerve varies depending on the surrounding light quality. For example, by increasing the red color component more than the reference white light, the stimulation of the exchange nerve is increased compared to the reference white light, and conversely, compared to the white light based on the blue color component. By increasing the number, the stimulation of the exchange nerve is made lower than in the case of the standard white light.

  In addition, the stimulation of the exchange nerve varies depending on the tone. For example, it is possible to make the stimulation of the exchange nerve lower than the reference environment by flowing tones of sounds with more low-frequency components than high-frequency components, and conversely, high-frequency components are lower than low-frequency components By flowing a lot of timbres around, it is possible to make the stimulation of the exchange nerve higher than the reference environment.

Therefore, control is performed so that at least one of the following equipment settings is changed from the standard value so as to make the stimulation of the exchange nerve higher than the reference environment. For example, the set temperature of the air conditioning equipment is increased. Decrease the airflow setting air volume. The air volume hitting the user is weakened by using a shield that adjusts the air volume from the air conditioning equipment. Open windows and doors to reduce the amount of air flowing into the room. Lower the color temperature of the lighting. A sound with a low tone component less than the high tone component is played around.
On the other hand, at least one of the following equipment settings is controlled to be changed from the standard value so as to create an environment in which a temperature lower than the reference temperature is felt. For example, the set temperature of the air conditioning equipment is lowered. Decrease the airflow setting air volume. The air volume hitting the user is weakened by using a shield that adjusts the air volume from the air conditioning equipment. Close windows and doors to reduce (eliminate) the amount of air flowing into the room. Increase the color temperature of the lighting. A sound with a higher tone range than the lower range is played around.
As described above, in order to obtain an environment in which a desired stimulation of the exchange nerve is provided, a desired environment can be provided by combining any one or more of various means.

(About the color of the operation buttons adjusted to give a sense of relaxation)
A method of adjusting so as to give a sense of relaxation according to the setting of the indoor environment in association with the color of the operation button Kn (operation target unit) will be exemplified.
For example, an environment that stimulates the parasympathetic nerve from the reference environment state is associated with a greenish color. If the current state of the environment is the reference state, the user can operate the green operation button Kn to change the surrounding environment to increase the parasympathetic nerve stimulation over the current state of the environment. become.
By adjusting the color scheme of the operation buttons Kn in this manner, the user's desired stimulus for the parasympathetic nerve can be visually given through touching the green operation button Kn corresponding to the environment that gives the user a sense of relaxation. it can.

  In addition, as described above, the wind may stimulate the independent nerve. For example, when the wind directly hits the user, a feeling of stress such as a decrease in comfort or a decrease in motivation may be given, and the sympathetic nerve may be increased. On the other hand, when the air volume changes randomly and the air volume is moderate, the parasympathetic nerve can be stimulated. Therefore, when adjusting so as to give a relaxed feeling, the wind is not directly applied to the user, and the wind with the air volume adjusted at random can be supplied.

  Also, adjust the amount of light to relax by adjusting the surrounding light quality. For example, by making the green color component more than the reference white light or by making the color temperature lower than the reference color temperature, it gives a relaxed feeling compared to the reference white light. be able to.

  The amount of relaxation can be adjusted according to the tone color. For example, you can relax by playing BGM (background music, environmental sound) as a background music such as rain sounds, water sounds such as brook stream, environmental sounds such as birdsong, classical music and favorite music, white noise, etc. The amount of feeling can be increased.

  Therefore, in order to provide an environment that gives a more relaxed feeling than the reference environment, it is preferable to provide at least one of the above-described means or a combination of a plurality of them.

(Adjusting the environment according to the detected operation button Kn)
Next, with reference to FIG. 3, the adjustment of the environment according to the detected operation button Kn will be described. This figure is a flowchart showing a control procedure for adjusting the environment according to the detected operation button Kn.

  The operation information detection unit 144 detects that an operation requesting adjustment of the environment has been performed based on the operation input signal acquired by the input reception unit 142 from the input unit 122 (step S10).

  The display control unit 141 causes the display unit 121 to display an operation input screen for input from the input unit 122 so that the environment desired by the user is designated as the environment around the user (step S15).

  The user refers to the operation button Kn displayed on the display unit 121 and operates the operation button Kn corresponding to the specified environment. The input reception unit 142 acquires an operation input signal supplied from the input unit 122 to the terminal control unit 140. The operation information detection unit 144 detects an operator that is selected and operated by the user based on the operation input signal acquired by the input receiving unit 142 from the input unit 122 (step S20).

The position information acquisition unit 143 acquires the current position information of the terminal device 100 (step S25).
The operation information transmission unit 145 generates operation information including information on the operation element corresponding to the operation detected by the operation information detection unit 144 and the position information of the terminal device 100 (step S30), and sends the operation information to the management server 200. Transmit (step S35).

  The operation information acquisition unit 221 of the management server 200 acquires the operation information transmitted from the terminal device 100 (step S40).

  The control information generation unit 222 of the management server 200 generates control information for each facility 300 for each facility 300 based on the operation information acquired by the operation information acquisition unit 221 (step S45).

  The facility control processing unit 223 of the management server 200 controls the desired facility 300 specified by the control information based on the control information for each facility 300 generated by the control information generating unit 222 (step S50).

The facility control processing unit 223 of the management server 200 determines whether or not the control information needs to be changed due to an external factor (step S55). If it is determined in step S55 that the control information needs to be changed due to an external factor (step S55: Yes), the process proceeds from step S45.
On the other hand, as a result of the determination in step S55, when it is determined that the control information does not need to be changed due to an external factor (step S55: No), the processing for requesting the adjustment of the environment is finished.

Note that the above processing is performed each time a “request for environmental adjustment” occurs.
The control system 1 controls the facility 300 according to the processing procedure described above.

  As described above, the control information generation unit 222 determines the control amount determined according to the operation detected in the terminal device 100 for each of the facilities to be controlled. The equipment control processing unit 223 controls the equipment 300 according to the determined control amount.

  The facility 300 has a plurality of types of facilities, and each of the facilities 300 is provided corresponding to a region for adjusting the environment. For example, it can be adjusted so that the environment is different for each area occupied by an individual for work.

More specific control of the facility 300 will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5.
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the adjustment range when the facility 300 is controlled.
The adjustment range table 601 shown in the figure shows an adjustment range when adjusting the state of each facility of the facility 300. The adjustment range table 601 shows items of temperature (degree), air volume (%), illuminance (lux), and hue. Each item indicates a maximum value (MAX) when emphasized and a maximum value (MIN) when reduced with respect to the standard state (TYP).

  For example, in the case of temperature, the correction amount for the control target temperature is set to “0” at the standard time. When the temperature is adjusted to be higher, the temperature is corrected within the range up to the maximum correction temperature (MAX: 2 degrees) with respect to the temperature to be controlled. When the temperature is adjusted to be low, the temperature can be corrected within the range up to the minimum correction temperature (MIN: -2 degrees) with respect to the temperature to be controlled.

  In the case of the air volume, the correction amount can be corrected between “−20%” and “+ 20%” by setting the air volume at the standard time to 100 as in the case of the temperature.

  In the case of illuminance, the standard value for the illuminance to be controlled is set to “500 lux”, for example. When adjusting the illuminance, the illuminance as a control target (500 lux) can be corrected in a range from the minimum illuminance (MIN: 300 lux) to the maximum illuminance (MAX: 750 lux).

In the case of hue, the amount of energy for each color component included in the luminous flux is adjusted. When the energy amount of each color component at the standard time is 100, the correction amount can be corrected between “−10%” and “+ 10%”.
For example, it is assumed that correction can be performed within the adjustment range defined in the adjustment range table 601 described above.

Next, the correction amount determined for each color will be described.
FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the selection of the correction amount determined for each color.
The correction amount selection table 602 shown in the figure shows an example in which correction amounts corresponding to colors (display colors) arranged on the operation buttons are determined.
In the correction amount selection table 602, items of No, display color, temperature (degree), air volume (%), illuminance (lux), hue, and selection are shown. Temperature (degrees) and air volume (%) are related to air conditioning equipment, and illuminance (lux) and hue are related to lighting equipment.

When the display colors are red, orange, blue, green,..., The correction amount of each color is patterned, and a plurality of patterns are shown for each color. For example, as an example when the display color is red, two patterns R1 and R2 are shown as shown in the item No. Similarly, as an example when the display color is orange, three patterns of OR1, OR2, and OR3 are shown. Similarly, as an example when the display color is blue, three patterns B1, B2, and B3 are shown. Similarly, as an example when the display color is green, two patterns G1 and G2 are shown.
Each of the above patterns indicates the correction amount selected in the adjustment range shown in FIG. The amount of correction for each color is “(Adjusting the color of the operation buttons for adjusting the stimulation of temperature)”, “(About the color of the operation buttons for adjusting the stimulation of the exchange nerve)”, “(Adjusting to give a sense of relaxation) This is an example of an example determined in accordance with the procedure described in “Coloring of operation buttons to be performed”).

  In addition, any pattern is selected from a plurality of patterns defined for each color, and a “◯” mark is added to the “selection” item of the selected pattern. The control system 1 controls each facility 300 according to the pattern in which the “selection” item is marked with “◯”.

  The correction amount selection table 602 can be provided for each user. When the table is provided for each user, the value of each adjustment amount can be set for each user. When the value of each adjustment amount for each user is set in the same table for each user, even if each user selects the same display color, the detailed control amount varies depending on the set value. In the control system 1, since the relationship between the purpose of correcting the control amount for each facility and the display color is made common throughout the system, if the same color is selected, an adjustment is made so that the environment indicated by that color is obtained. be able to.

According to embodiment shown above, the control system 1 is a control system which controls the installation which adjusts indoor environment. In the control system 1, different environments are associated with the operation target units that can be visually identified, and the selection of the operation target unit is detected.
The control system 1 selects the type of equipment 300 to be controlled according to the detection result, and adjusts the control amount for the equipment 300 of the selected type. Furthermore, when adjusting the control amount, the control system 1 adjusts the control amount of each facility so that the environment is associated with the visual feature of the operation target unit. Thereby, the control system 1 can adjust the environment in a facility so that it may become the environment which the user desires.

(Regarding the effect of mapping the desired environment to a limited number of colors (characteristics that can be visually identified))
The effect of mapping a desired environment to a limited number of colors (characteristics that can be visually identified) will be described. Information about the state of the environment actually felt by the user can be collected by digitizing and capturing the current environment felt by the user. However, if information that the user feels is simply collected, similar information is collected in various expressions, and after the information is collected, the information is classified and analyzed. May be difficult.

Therefore, the control system 1 causes the user to perform the first stage determination. In the determination in the first stage, the user determines whether or not to request a change in the environment and in which direction the change is requested. In this embodiment, a desired environment is mapped to a limited number of colors (features that can be visually identified). The environment that can be selected as a result of the above determination is a desired environment mapped to a limited number of colors (characteristics that can be visually identified).
By causing the user to perform such first-stage determination, the control system 1 can acquire the determination result as a selection result of a limited number of colors (characteristics that can be visually identified). . In other words, the control system 1 can quantize the user's request through the above processing, and can perform the subsequent processing using the quantized data. Note that, for example, the subsequent process includes the process of the procedure shown in FIG. 3 described above.

  In addition, when a desired environment is mapped to a limited number of colors (characteristics that can be visually identified) as in the present embodiment, the user can change the environment unlike a control method that simply specifies a physical quantity of equipment settings. It is possible to collect information on the motivation that requested

  Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, each device of the control system 1 in FIG. 1 has a computer system therein. A series of processes related to the above-described process is stored in a computer-readable storage medium in the form of a program, and the above-described process is performed by the computer reading and executing this program. Here, the computer-readable storage medium refers to a magnetic disk, a magneto-optical disk, a CD-ROM, a DVD-ROM, a semiconductor memory, and the like. Alternatively, the computer program may be distributed to the computer via a communication line, and the computer that has received the distribution may execute the program. The “computer system” here includes an OS and the like.

  Then, all or a part of each processing in the terminal device 100, the management server 200, and the equipment 300 is performed by a central processing unit such as a CPU reading the above program into a main storage device such as a ROM or a RAM, This is realized by executing processing and arithmetic processing. Of course, each processing unit constituting the control system 1 may be realized by dedicated hardware.

  Here, the correspondence relationship between the present invention and the above embodiment will be supplementarily described. In the above embodiment, the control system in the present invention corresponds to the control system 1, the terminal device corresponds to the terminal device 100, the detection unit corresponds to the operation information detection unit 144, and the control unit corresponds to the server control unit 220. The display control unit corresponds to the display control unit 141, and the display unit corresponds to the display unit 121.

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, the control system 1 of this invention is not limited only to the above-mentioned example of illustration, A various change can be added in the range which does not deviate from the summary of this invention. Of course.

For example, the operation input screen shown in FIG. 2 described above is an example of a screen in which a plurality of operation buttons are arranged in a grid. However, the user prefers an environment without using a dedicated operation input screen as shown in FIG. You may make it selectable. For example, in the case of a general portable terminal device, it is possible to select and use an image (wallpaper) shown in the background such as a screen that displays an icon for starting an application or a lock screen that restricts operations. The lock screen refers to a screen in which operation input is restricted and the restriction is entered so as to release the restriction by inputting a predetermined code.
For example, a candidate image is prepared in advance as the wallpaper. The user can select a favorite image from candidate images prepared in advance and set the selected image as wallpaper. Even an image prepared in advance has a color, shape, pattern, design, stereoscopic view, movement, scene, and the like appropriately combined. It can be said that the wallpaper selected from such candidates expresses the user's preference.
Therefore, by mapping a desired environment to an image as a wallpaper candidate, it is possible to link the selected wallpaper and the environment that the user likes.

  For example, in FIG. 2 described above, the desired environment is mapped to the color arranged on the operation button Kn. However, the identification information for identifying the color of the operation button Kn or the operation button is displayed on the wallpaper. By replacing with the identification information to be identified, the selected wallpaper and the environment preferred by the user can be linked.

Further, for example, the operation input screen shown in FIG. 2 is an example of a screen in which a plurality of operation buttons are arranged in a grid. However, the user prefers without using a dedicated operation input screen as shown in FIG. It may be possible to register as an application program for selecting an environment. For example, in the case of a general portable terminal device, an icon corresponding to the application program is displayed on the screen so as to start a favorite application program.
The user registers an application program for setting an environment suitable for the preference in the terminal device 100, and displays an icon corresponding to the application program for setting the environment suitable for the preference on the display screen of the terminal device 100. .

Therefore, by operating one icon, the application program for setting the environment may be put into a functioning state, and settings suitable for the preference may be transmitted to the management server 200 by processing of the application program. Note that the environment information specified by the user last time is held as an application program, and if it is the same as the environment specified last time, it is not necessary to input detailed information, and the setting that suits the preference is received from the terminal device 100. You may make it transmit to the management server 200. FIG. As described above, since the information of the environment designated by the user last time is held, the information may be reflected in the icon display. For example, by displaying a color in which a desired environment is mapped in at least a partial area of iconon display, the selected icon and the environment that the user likes can be linked.
Alternatively, an application program for setting an environment corresponding to each icon can function by displaying a plurality of icons respectively corresponding to environments corresponding to different preferences and operating each icon. To do. In the processing of the application program, settings that match the user's preference set corresponding to the icon may be transmitted to the management server 200. In this case, the icon may be displayed in a color according to the specified environment.
In this way, by mapping a desired environment to the color displayed on the icon, the selected icon and the environment that the user likes can be linked.

Moreover, the procedure shown in FIG. 3 shows an example, and the same procedure can be repeatedly performed, a part can be added, or a part can be omitted depending on the system to be applied.
For example, the management server 200 may control equipment as follows.
After receiving the request from the user (terminal device 100), the management server 200 reacts immediately to the request, and the server control unit 220 temporarily corrects the control amount according to the request. Even when the correction is made once as described above, the server control unit 220 performs control so as to automatically return to the control amount before the correction, for example, when a predetermined time has elapsed since the correction was performed. Also good.
Human senses are less sensitive to the same stimulus for longer periods. It is assumed that the control system 1 reacts at the time when the user requests, so that the user can recognize that the request has been received and obtain satisfaction. Stimulus that can achieve this satisfaction will soon come to the normal level. Also, at that stage, it is possible that the factor that made our request has already disappeared.
Therefore, as described above, when a predetermined time has elapsed from the time when the correction is performed, the control amount is automatically returned to the control amount before the correction, so that the special request corresponding to the individual request of the user can be obtained. The normal control state can be returned to the standard state. As a result, the control system 1 can be guided to the control state based on the condition that is expected as the optimum state.

Further, for example, the equipment may be controlled as follows.
After receiving the request from the user (terminal device 100), the management server 200 reacts immediately to the request, and the server control unit 220 temporarily corrects the control amount according to the request.
By the way, it is assumed that the user who requested the adjustment of the environment as described above moves from the vicinity of the position where the user requested the adjustment of the environment. In this case, the management server 200 may return the environment where the user has stopped moving to the standard state.
On the other hand, it is assumed that the moving user is satisfied with the environment after the requested adjustment is made in the environment at the position before the movement. If the moving user can apply the satisfied environment to the destination environment, there is no need to request adjustment of the environment after the destination. Therefore, the control system 1 may adjust the environment of the movement destination based on the “color” information designated by the user in order to change the environment of the place before the movement. For example, the server control unit 220 acquires color information and target position information as a request from the user before the user moves. The server control unit 220 detects that the user has moved from the target position and acquires information indicating the destination. The server control unit 220 may correct the environment of the place specified by the acquired information indicating the destination based on the color information.
As described above, the control system 1 can control the environment of the user's movement destination without the user's operation, whereby the atmosphere of the environment around the user is automatically adjusted and moved. The environment can be maintained regardless of the relationship.

  Further, all or some of the functions of the management server 200 may be virtualized and configured as a cloud server.

1 control system,
100 terminal device, 110 terminal communication unit, 120 touch panel, 130 terminal storage unit,
140 terminal control unit, 141 display control unit, 142 input reception unit,
143 position information acquisition unit, 144 operation information detection unit (detection unit),
145 operation information transmission unit,
200 Management server (control server),
210 server communication unit, 220 server control unit (control unit), 230 server storage unit,
300 equipment, 310 air conditioning equipment, 320 lighting equipment, 330 entrance / exit management equipment,
340 broadcasting facilities

Claims (17)

A control system for controlling equipment for adjusting an indoor environment,
Different environments are respectively associated with visually identifiable operation target units, and a detection unit that detects selection of the operation target unit;
The type of equipment to be controlled is selected according to the detection result, and a control unit that adjusts the control amount for the selected type of equipment;
With
The controller is
A control system for adjusting a control amount of each facility so as to obtain an environment associated with a visual feature of the operation target unit. The visual characteristics of the operation target part are formed according to an environment conceived from at least one of the color, shape, pattern, design, stereoscopic view, movement, and scene of the operation target part,
The controller is
The control system according to claim 1, wherein a control amount of each facility is adjusted so as to obtain an environment associated with the formed feature. When the environment is indicated by the color of the operation target part, a warm color is associated with an environment that makes the temperature feel higher than the reference temperature, and the cold color is a temperature lower than the reference temperature. The environment that makes you feel
The controller is
The control system according to claim 1, wherein the control amount of each facility is adjusted so as to obtain an environment associated with the color of the operation target unit according to the detected operation. When the environment is indicated by the color of the operation target portion, a red color is associated with an environment that enhances stimulation of sympathetic nerves from the reference environment, and a blue color is sympathetic from the reference environment. In correspondence with environment that reduces nerve stimulation,
The controller is
4. The control amount of each facility is adjusted so as to obtain an environment associated with the color of the operation target unit according to the detected operation. 5. Control system. When the environment is indicated by the color of the operation target part, the green color is associated with an environment that gives a more relaxed feeling than the reference environment.
The controller is
4. The control amount of each facility is adjusted so as to obtain an environment associated with the color of the operation target unit according to the detected operation. 5. Control system. The controller is
The control amount determined according to the detected operation is determined for each facility to be controlled, and the facility is controlled according to the determined control amount. The control system according to item. The plurality of types of equipment are provided corresponding to the area where the environment is adjusted,
The controller is
The control system according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a control amount for each facility in the region corresponding to a user's position is adjusted. The controller is
The control system according to claim 7, wherein a control amount for each facility related to the area for adjusting the environment is adjusted. A display control unit configured to display an image including a plurality of different colors on a display unit;
The plurality of different colors and the position of the displayed image are associated with each other,
The detector is
The control system according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the selected color is detected based on the position of the detected image. The controller is
The information related to the color selected by the user is stored as history information, and the control amount for the equipment corresponding to the position of the user is adjusted according to the analysis result based on the history information. The control system according to any one of 9. The controller is
The control system according to claim 10, wherein control amounts for a plurality of types of equipment corresponding to the position of the user are respectively adjusted. The controller is
The control system according to claim 11, wherein control amounts for the plurality of types of equipment corresponding to the position of the user are adjusted according to the detected color. The detector is
In order to be able to specify the environment desired by the user as the environment around the user, the environment having different situations is associated with each of a plurality of different colors in advance,
The control system according to any one of claims 10 to 12, wherein the control is performed according to the detected color. A terminal device for controlling equipment for adjusting the indoor environment,
Different environments are associated with visually identifiable operation target units, respectively, and includes a detection unit that detects selection of the operation target unit by a user operation,
The type of equipment to be controlled is selected according to the detection result by the detection unit, and when the control amount for the selected type of equipment is adjusted, it is associated with the visual feature of the operation target unit. The terminal device is characterized in that the amount of control of each facility is adjusted so as to create a comfortable environment. A control server that controls equipment that adjusts the indoor environment,
Different environments are associated with visually identifiable operation target units, and the control amount for the selected type of equipment is adjusted after the selection of the operation target unit by a user operation is detected. A control unit,
With
The controller is
A control server, wherein a control amount of each facility is adjusted so that an environment associated with a visual feature of the operation target unit is obtained. A control method for controlling equipment for adjusting an indoor environment,
Different environments are respectively associated with visually identifiable operation target units, and detecting the selection of the operation target unit by a user operation;
A type of equipment to be controlled is selected according to the detection result, and a control step of adjusting a control amount for the equipment of the selected type,
Including
The control step includes
A control method comprising: adjusting a control amount of each facility so as to obtain an environment associated with a visual feature of the operation target unit. To the computer of the control system that controls the equipment that adjusts the indoor environment,
Different environments are respectively associated with visually identifiable operation target parts, and detecting the selection of the operation target parts;
A type of equipment to be controlled is selected according to the detection result, and a control step of adjusting a control amount for the equipment of the selected type,
A program for executing
The control step includes
The program including the step of adjusting the control amount of each equipment so that it may be set as the environment matched with the visual characteristic of the said operation target part.

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