JP2022057902A - Terminal device, attribute setting support method, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

To efficiently setting alterations and the like for attributes of a plurality of camera videos captured in a store, without causing complicated user operation.SOLUTION: A terminal device comprises: a display for showing a file list having file icons in n-pieces (n is an integer of 2 or more) for data; an operation section for receiving an operation to select at least one file icon from the file list; and a processor for, when a first file icon is selected from the file icons in m-pieces (m is an integer satisfying 2≤m≤n) to be selected from the file icons in the n-pieces, showing, at the display, an attribute alteration icon to collectively alter attributes of the data indicated by each of the file icons in the m-pieces, based on an attribute of the data indicated by the first file icon.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 13

Description

The present disclosure relates to terminal devices, attribute setting support methods and programs.

In Patent Document 1, a photographed image is input, an image to be used in a print order is selected from the input images, a print product of the selected image is selected, and a confirmed print order is selected after the order details are confirmed. The print ordering system is disclosed. In this print order system, after the confirmation of the print order is recognized, the confirmed print order information is transmitted via the network. In particular, when the image selection button on the presentation order confirmation screen where the order details are input is clicked, the presentation product selection screen opens, and the thumbnail image of the selected product is displayed and the selection is made.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2005-222454

In Patent Document 1, it is assumed that the attributes of the image data of the selected product are changed (for example, changes between shared and non-shared, changes between protected and unprotected). not. However, even if it is assumed that the attribute of the image data is changed, the attribute is changed while browsing the thumbnail image of the image data of the target product one by one, and the user for changing the attribute. The operation becomes complicated, and not only the operability but also the efficiency of change is lowered.

Here, it is assumed that, for example, in a store such as a beauty salon, the state of the hair arranging process and the like is photographed by a store camera during the hair arranging treatment of a customer visiting the store by a clerk (for example, a hairdresser). The captured camera image is shared between the store and the customer, for example, sharing is canceled, the camera image data is protected or protected, and the so-called camera image data attribute is changed. There are times. When there are two types of data attributes, the following can be considered in order to perform user operations to change the attributes. The first method is a method of displaying operation icons related to all possible options on the screen, for example, a first operation icon for changing from a first attribute to a second attribute, and a second method. Display both of the second operation icons for changing from the attribute to the first attribute. Further, unlike the first method described above, the second method is a method of changing the attribute so as to reverse the attribute with only one operation icon.

However, in the above-mentioned first method, all the operation icons (for example, the above-mentioned first operation icon and the second operation icon) related to the options corresponding to all types (for example, two types) of the attributes are displayed on the screen. Since it is necessary, the display area occupied on the screen may increase and the screen design may become difficult. If the attribute information of each of the plurality of camera images is the same, it is sufficient to display only one of the above-mentioned first operation icon or the second operation icon, so that the other operation icon is displayed. This can lead to confusion when operating the user. Further, in the second method described above, when a plurality of camera images having different attributes are mixed, even if there is a user operation for changing the attributes, the attributes of the camera images have the same different attributes, so that the user The result of the operation may be difficult to understand.

This disclosure was devised in view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances, and efficiently performs settings such as changing the attributes of data such as a plurality of camera images taken in a store without causing complicated user operations. The purpose is to provide terminal devices, attribute setting support methods and programs.

The present disclosure comprises a display displaying a file list having n (n: integers of 2 or more) data file icons, an operation unit that accepts a selection operation of at least one file icon in the file list, and the above-mentioned operation unit. When the first file icon is selected from m (an integer satisfying m: 2≤m≤n) selected from the n file icons, the first file icon is selected. Provided is a terminal device including a processor for displaying an attribute change icon for collectively changing the attribute of each data indicated by the m file icons on the display based on the attribute of the indicated data.

Further, the present disclosure is an attribute setting support method executed by a terminal device, in which a file list having n (n: 2 or more integers) of data file icons is displayed on the display, and the file list is displayed in the file list. The first file icon out of m (an integer satisfying m: 2≤m≤n) selected from the n file icons that accepts the selection operation of at least one file icon is When selected, an attribute change icon for collectively changing the attributes of each data indicated by the m file icons is displayed on the display based on the attributes of the data indicated by the first file icon. , Provides an attribute setting support method.

Further, the present disclosure is an attribute setting support method for a plurality of files executed by a terminal device, and n (n: integers of 2 or more) cameras showing customer images captured by one or more store cameras. A file list having a file icon of video data is displayed on the display, an operation of selecting a file icon of at least one camera image in the file list is accepted, and m (m) selected from the n file icons is selected. : An integer satisfying 2 ≦ m ≦ n) When the first file icon is selected from the file icons, the m files are based on the attributes of the camera image data indicated by the first file icon. Provided is an attribute setting support method for displaying an attribute change icon for collectively changing the attribute of each camera image data indicated by the file icon on the display.

Further, the present disclosure comprises a process of displaying a file list having n (n: 2 or more integers) of data file icons on a terminal device, which is a computer, and at least one file in the file list. The process of accepting the icon selection operation and the first file icon among the m (integer satisfying m: 2 ≦ m ≦ n) file icons selected from the n file icons are selected. At that time, a process of displaying an attribute change icon on the display for collectively changing the attributes of each data indicated by the m file icons based on the attributes of the data indicated by the first file icon. Provide a program to execute.

According to the present disclosure, it is possible to efficiently make settings such as changing the attributes of data such as a plurality of camera images taken in a store without causing complicated user operations.

The figure which shows the 1st use case of the functional outline of a network camera system. The figure which shows the operation procedure example of the network camera system of FIG. The figure which shows the operation procedure example of the network camera system of FIG. The figure which shows the 2nd use case of the functional outline of a network camera system. The figure which shows the operation procedure example of the network camera system of FIG. The figure which shows typically the whole composition example of the network camera system which concerns on Embodiment 1. A block diagram showing an example of internal configurations of a store camera and a home camera according to the first embodiment. A block diagram showing an example of internal configurations of a store terminal and a customer terminal according to the first embodiment. A block diagram showing an example of the internal configuration of the management server according to the first embodiment. A diagram showing an example of various data and attributes associated with customer X recorded on the management server. Diagram showing an example of the recording list screen displayed on the store terminal A diagram showing an example of screen transition of a store terminal based on the first attribute setting procedure. A diagram showing an example of screen transition of a store terminal based on the second attribute setting procedure. A flowchart showing an example of an operation procedure of a store terminal according to the first embodiment. The figure which shows typically the whole composition example of the network camera system which concerns on Embodiment 2. The figure which shows the screen transition example of the customer terminal based on the 1st 2 screen display procedure A diagram showing an example of screen transition of a customer terminal based on the second two-screen display procedure. A sequence diagram showing an example of a first operating procedure of the network camera system according to the second embodiment. A sequence diagram showing a second operation procedure example of the network camera system according to the second embodiment. A sequence diagram showing a third operation procedure example of the network camera system according to the second embodiment. A sequence diagram showing a fourth operation procedure example of the network camera system according to the second embodiment.

(Background of Embodiment 1)
Here, it is assumed that, for example, in a store such as a beauty salon, the state of the hair arranging process and the like is photographed by a store camera during the hair arranging treatment of a customer visiting the store by a clerk (for example, a hairdresser). The captured camera image is shared between the store and the customer, for example, sharing is canceled, the camera image data is protected or protected, and the so-called camera image data attribute is changed. There are times. When there are two types of data attributes, the following can be considered in order to perform user operations to change the attributes. The first method is a method of displaying operation icons related to all possible options on the screen, for example, a first operation icon for changing from a first attribute to a second attribute, and a second method. Display both of the second operation icons for changing from the attribute to the first attribute. Further, unlike the first method described above, the second method is a method of changing the attribute so as to reverse the attribute with only one operation icon.

However, in the above-mentioned first method, all the operation icons (for example, the above-mentioned first operation icon and the second operation icon) related to the options corresponding to all types (for example, two types) of the attributes are displayed on the screen. Since it is necessary, the display area occupied on the screen may increase and the screen design may become difficult. When the attribute information of each of the plurality of camera images is the same, it is sufficient to display only one of the above-mentioned first operation icon or the second operation icon, so that the other operation icon is displayed. This can lead to confusion when operating the user. Further, in the second method described above, when a plurality of camera images having different attributes are mixed, even if there is a user operation for changing the attributes, the attributes of the camera images have the same different attributes, so that the user The result of the operation may be difficult to understand.

Therefore, in the following embodiment 1, a terminal device, an attribute setting support method, and a program that efficiently perform settings such as changing the attributes of a plurality of camera images shot in a store without causing complicated user operations. An example of is explained.

Hereinafter, embodiments in which the terminal device, the attribute setting support method, and the program according to the present disclosure are specifically disclosed will be described in detail with reference to the drawings as appropriate. However, more detailed explanation than necessary may be omitted. For example, detailed explanations of already well-known matters and duplicate explanations for substantially the same configuration may be omitted. This is to avoid unnecessary redundancy of the following description and to facilitate the understanding of those skilled in the art. It should be noted that the accompanying drawings and the following description are provided for those skilled in the art to fully understand the present disclosure, and are not intended to limit the subject matter described in the claims.

First, the functional outline of the network camera system according to the embodiment will be described with reference to two use cases (see FIGS. 1 and 4). Hereinafter, a beauty salon is illustrated as a store in which a network camera system is installed, but the salon is not limited to the beauty salon, and may be, for example, a kimono dressing class or a barber shop.

(Outline of functions of network camera system: 1st use case)
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a first use case of a functional outline of a network camera system. The network camera system of FIG. 1 includes at least one store camera MP1 and a store terminal P1 installed in a store BS (for example, a beauty salon), a management server S1, and a customer terminal CP1 of a customer CS1 (for example, Mr. AAA). Have at least. Store terminals and customer terminals are examples of terminals. The customer terminal CP1 may be used inside or outside the home CH1 of the customer CS1.

In the first use case of the network camera system, the customer CS1 who visits the store BS (for example, a beauty salon) uses the store camera MP1 installed in the beauty salon to perform the back hair treatment (for example, hair arrangement) by the clerk SF1 (for example, a hairdresser). The inside is imaged. In the following description, the treatment applied to the back hair is not limited to the hair arrangement, but may be a hair set. The captured image (hereinafter referred to as "camera image") is wirelessly sent from the store camera MP1 to the store terminal P1 so that real-time viewing is possible on the store terminal P1. Further, the camera image is sent from the store camera MP1 to the management server S1 and recorded (that is, recorded) in the management server S1. Further, when the camera image recorded on the management server S1 is shared with the customer terminal CP1 by the operation of the clerk SF1, the customer CS1 returns home to the home CH1 and then uses the customer terminal CP1 (for example, a smartphone). , You can download and watch (play) or stream the shared camera video. As a result, the customer CS1 can review the hair arrangement at the store BS by viewing the camera image in order to perform the hair arrangement by himself / herself, so that the convenience of the hair arrangement by the customer CS1 itself is improved.

2 and 3 are diagrams showing an example of an operating procedure of the network camera system of FIG. 1. In FIG. 2, the customer CS1 departs from the home CH1 and visits the target store BS (for example, a beauty salon) (Step U1). The clerk SF1 welcomes the customer CS1. A store camera MP1 and a store terminal P1 constituting the network camera system of FIG. 1 are installed in a store BS (for example, a beauty salon).

When the customer CS1 visits the store for the first time, the service content of the network camera system (see the first use case described above) is introduced by the clerk SF1. When the customer CS1 agrees to receive this service, the customer CS1 installs a dedicated application for the customer terminal CP1 of the network camera system (hereinafter referred to as "customer terminal application") on the customer terminal CP1. At the time of this installation, the customer CS1 inputs personal information such as his / her name and completes the user registration (Step U2).

When the hair arranging treatment of the customer CS1 is actually started by the clerk SF1, the store camera MP1 starts imaging the camera image showing the state of the hair arranging of the back hair of the customer CS1 after the power is turned on by the clerk SF1. When the camera button 16 (see FIG. 7) of the store camera MP1 is pressed by the store clerk SF1 (for example, the finger FG1 of the store clerk SF1), the store camera MP1 captures the data of the current camera image (so-called live image) being captured. It is delivered to each of the store terminal P1 and the management server S1 (Step U3). If the store terminal P1 is arranged near the customer CS1, the customer CS1 can view the live image displayed on the store terminal P1 in real time.

In FIG. 3, the customer CS1 directs the authentication code (an example of authentication information) displayed on the customer terminal CP1 based on its own operation to the customer terminal application installed on the customer terminal CP1 toward the lens of the store camera MP1. Hold it over (Step U4). The authentication code is, for example, a QR code (registered trademark). This is done in order to specify which person the data of the camera image captured by the store camera MP1 is associated with. As a result, the store camera MP1 can link the captured camera image (so-called live image) data to the customer CS1 and distribute it to the management server S1. The management server S1 can record (record) the data of the camera image distributed from the store camera MP1 of the store BS (for example, a beauty salon) and the store camera MP1 in association with the customer CS1.

After the hair arranging treatment is completed, the clerk SF1 presses the camera button 16 of the store camera MP1 (Step U5). As a result, the store camera MP1 stops the distribution of the camera image (so-called live image) to each of the store terminal P1 and the management server S1. The clerk SF1 performs an operation of selecting the corresponding camera image (so-called sharing operation) with the finger FG1 in order to share the camera image captured by the store camera MP1 with the customer terminal CP1 of the customer CS1 (Step U5). ). The customer CS1 completes the accounting to the store BS, possesses the customer terminal CP1, and returns home toward the home CH1.

After returning home to the home CH1, the customer CS1 operates the customer terminal application installed on the customer terminal CP1. The customer terminal CP1 displays a list of shared videos that have been shared by the clerk SF1 based on the operation of the customer CS1 (Step U6). The customer terminal CP1 reproduces the selected camera image (so-called shared image) by the operation of the customer CS1 (for example, the operation with the finger FG2) (Step U6). As a result, the customer CS1 can easily view the camera image of the hair arrangement that he / she is interested in.

(Outline of functions of network camera system: 2nd use case)
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a second use case of the functional outline of the network camera system. The network camera system of FIG. 4 has at least a management server S1 and a home camera MH1 and a customer terminal CP1 installed in the home CH1 of the customer CS1 (for example, Mr. AAA). The network camera system may further include at least one store camera MP1 and a store terminal P1 (see FIG. 1) installed in a store BS (for example, a beauty salon).

In the second use case of the network camera system, the home camera MH1 is installed in the home CH1 of the customer CS1, and the state of the customer CS1 while arranging the hair by himself / herself is captured by the home camera MH1. That is, the captured camera image is wirelessly sent from the home camera MH1 to the customer terminal CP1, which enables real-time viewing on the customer terminal CP1 and can also be stored in the customer terminal CP1. Further, as will be described in detail later, in the customer terminal CP1, the camera image captured by the store camera MP1 of the store BS (for example, a beauty salon) and the camera image captured by the home camera MH1 (that is, live image) are arranged side by side. Can be displayed. As a result, the customer CS1 can compare the state of the hair arrangement performed at the store BS in the past with the state of the hair arrangement performed by himself / herself, and the reproducibility of the hair arrangement performed at the store BS can be improved. Can be enhanced.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of an operating procedure of the network camera system of FIG. In FIG. 5, the customer CS1 confirms the service content of the network camera system (see the second use case described above), and if he / she agrees to receive this service, the customer CS1 is a dedicated application for the customer terminal CP1 of the network camera system (see the second use case described above). Install the customer terminal application) on your own customer terminal CP1. At the time of this installation, the customer CS1 inputs personal information such as his / her name and completes the user registration (Step V1). After the customer terminal application is installed by the customer CS1, the home camera MH1 starts capturing a camera image showing the state of the hair arrangement of the back hair by the customer CS1 after the power is turned on by the customer CS1.

The data of the current camera image (so-called live image) captured by the home camera MH1 is delivered from the home camera MH1 to the customer terminal CP1 by operating the customer CS1 to the customer terminal CP1 (Step V2). The customer terminal CP1 can display live video data distributed from the home camera MH1. As a result, the customer CS1 can easily grasp the state of the hair arrangement of the back hair that is currently being performed by the customer CS1. The live video data may be stored (recorded) in the memory 22 of the customer terminal CP1, or may be further distributed from the home camera MH1 to the management server S1 and recorded (recorded) in the management server S1. good. By recording the live video data on the customer terminal CP1, the customer CS1 can easily view the camera image showing the state of the hair arrangement performed by himself / herself in the past by operating the customer terminal CP1. Further, the customer terminal CP1 is captured by the camera image (so-called shared image) captured by the store camera MP1 of the store BS (for example, a beauty salon) in the past and the home camera MH1 by operating the customer terminal application of the customer CS1. The camera image (that is, the live image) is displayed side by side (Step V2). As a result, the customer CS1 can compare the state of the hair arrangement performed at the store BS in the past with the state of the hair arrangement performed by himself / herself, and the reproducibility of the hair arrangement performed at the store BS can be improved. Can be enhanced.

(Embodiment 1)
Next, the configuration and operation of the network camera system 100 according to the first embodiment will be described in order. FIG. 6 is a diagram schematically showing an overall configuration example of the network camera system 100 according to the first embodiment. The network camera system 100 includes one or more store cameras MP1, MP2, ..., one or more store terminals P1, P2, ..., a wireless router C1, a management server S1, a base station BST1, and a wireless router C2. And at least the home camera MH1 and the customer terminal CP1.

In the network camera system 100, each of one or more store cameras MP1, MP2, ... Installed in the store BS (for example, a beauty salon) arranges the hair of the visiting customer performed by the clerk in charge (for example, a hairdresser). The back view during the treatment is imaged. The captured image (so-called live image) is distributed from each store camera (for example, store camera MP1) to a store terminal (for example, store terminal P1) determined as a distribution destination. Further, in the network camera system 100, the operation procedure of the store terminal relating to the processing of step Step U5 of the first use case described above will be mainly described.

In order to simplify the explanation of FIG. 6, the beauty salon is for one store and the customer is only one, but the number of stores may be multiple, and the number of customers may be multiple as well.

At least one store camera MP1, MP2, ..., At least one store terminal P1, P2, ..., And a wireless router C1 are installed in the store BS.

Each of the plurality of store cameras MP1, ... Can change the posture (in other words, the optical axis direction of the built-in lens) by at least one of pan rotation and tilt rotation, and changes the zoom magnification by zoom processing. It is a possible PTZ (Pan Tilt Zoom) camera. Each of the plurality of store cameras MP1, ... Is not limited to the PTZ camera, and may be a fixed camera having a fixed angle of view. Each of the multiple store cameras MP1, ... is placed behind each customer who visits the store BS, images the back view (back of the head) of the customer during the hair arrangement treatment, and captures the data of the captured camera image. , Distribution to any one of the plurality of store terminals P1, ... via the wireless router C1, or distribution to the management server S1 via the wireless router C1. It should be noted that each of the plurality of store cameras MP1, ... May be attached to casters arranged in the store BS and may be movable in the store BS. At least a part of the plurality of store cameras MP1, ... May be a camera that can be worn on the body such as the head or chest of a beautician.

Each of the plurality of store terminals P1, ... Is a communication terminal (for example, a smartphone or tablet terminal) that can be carried by a store clerk (for example, a beautician) of the store BS, and is operated by the clerk. Each of the plurality of store terminals P1, ... Is connected to each of the plurality of store cameras MP1, ... via the wireless router C1 so as to be wirelessly communicable, and is distributed from any of the store cameras MP1, ... The data of the camera image is received and displayed on the display operation unit 23 (see FIG. 8). The wireless communication referred to here is a communication method provided according to a wireless communication standard such as a wireless LAN (Local Area Network) or Bluetooth (registered trademark).

The wireless router C1 relays the transmission / reception of data between the store camera and the store terminal in the store BS and the network NW. The wireless router C1 relays the transmission / reception of data between each of the plurality of store cameras MP1, ... And each of the plurality of store terminals P1, ... In the store BS. The number of wireless routers C1 installed in the store BS shown in FIG. 6 is one, but may be two or more, for example.

The management server S1 transmits / receives data to / from each of the wireless router C1 in the store BS and the wireless router C2 in the customer's home CH1 via the network NW. The management server S1 stores the account information of the user registered as a user (for example, customer CS1) and the account information of the store registered as a store (for example, store BS) in order to provide the service of the network camera system 100. are doing. Further, the management server S1 records (records) data of a camera image (for example, live image) captured by a store camera (for example, store camera MP1) in the store (for example, store BS), or the recorded camera image. Data is distributed to a customer terminal (for example, customer terminal CP1).

The base station BST1 relays the transmission / reception of data between the network NW and the wireless router (for example, wireless router C2) in the customer's home (for example, home CH1).

The wireless router C2 relays the transmission / reception of data between the home camera MH1 and the customer terminal CP1 in the customer's home (for example, home CH1) and the network NW. The wireless router C2 relays the transmission / reception of data between the home camera MH1 and the customer terminal CP1 in the customer's home CH1. The number of wireless routers C2 installed in the home CH1 shown in FIG. 6 is one, but may be two or more, for example.

The home camera MH1 is a PTZ camera whose posture (in other words, the direction of the optical axis of the built-in lens) can be changed by at least one of pan rotation and tilt rotation, and the zoom magnification can be changed by zoom processing. .. The home camera MH1 is not limited to the PTZ camera, and may be a fixed camera having a fixed angle of view. The home camera MH1 is placed behind the customer CS1 in the home CH1 and captures the back view (back of the head) of the customer who arranges the hair by himself / herself, and the captured camera image data is transferred to the customer via the wireless router C2. Deliver to terminal CP1. The home camera MH1 may be attached to a caster arranged in the home CH1 and can move in the home CH1.

The customer terminal CP1 is a communication terminal (for example, a smartphone or tablet terminal) that the customer CS1 can carry, and is possessed and operated by the customer. The customer terminal CP1 is connected to the home camera MH1 via a wireless router C2 so as to be wirelessly communicable, receives camera image data distributed from the home camera MH1, and is connected to the display operation unit 23 (see FIG. 8). indicate.

FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing an example of internal configurations of the store cameras MP1, MP2, ... And the home camera MH1 according to the first embodiment. Since each of the plurality of store cameras MP1, MP2, ... And the home camera MH1 have the same configuration, the store camera MP1 will be described here as an example. Therefore, in the description of FIG. 7, the store camera MP1 may be read as the store camera MP2 or the home camera MH1, but the home camera MH1 may omit the configuration of the camera button 16. When the store camera MP1 is replaced with the home camera MH1, the wireless router C1 is replaced with the wireless router C2, and the store terminal is replaced with the customer terminal.

The store camera MP1 includes a wireless LAN communication IF 10A, a wireless LAN controller 10B, a processor 11, a memory 12, an image pickup unit 13, a voice BUS 14A, a voice input / output controller 14B, a video memory controller 15A, and a video memory 15B. A camera button 16, an LED (Light Operation Diode) 17, a rechargeable battery 18, a microphone MK1, and a speaker SP1 are included. In the description of FIGS. 7 to 9, the interface is abbreviated as "IF".

The wireless LAN communication IF10A is connected to the antenna ANT1 included in the store camera MP1, communicates with the wireless router C1 by wireless LAN, and communicates with the management server S1 or the plurality of store terminals P1, ..., respectively, via the wireless router C1. Send and receive data to and from.

The wireless LAN controller 10B executes control regarding data input / output between each of the processor 11, the voice BUS 14A and the video memory controller 15A, and the wireless LAN communication IF 10A. The wireless LAN controller 10B sends the command output from the processor 11, the audio data input via the audio BUS 14A, and the video data from the video memory controller 15A to the wireless LAN communication IF 10A. Further, the wireless LAN controller 10B sends commands transmitted from each of the plurality of store terminals P1, ... To the processor 11.

The processor 11 is configured by using, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), or an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array), and performs various processes and controls in cooperation with the memory 12. Specifically, the processor 11 refers to a program and data held in the memory 12, and executes the program to execute various processes related to distribution or recording of the camera image captured by the image pickup unit 13. ..

The memory 12 includes, for example, a RAM (Random Access Memory) as a work memory used when executing each process of the processor 11 and a ROM (Read Only Memory) for storing programs and data defining the operation of the processor 11. Have. Data or information generated or acquired by the processor 11 is temporarily stored in the RAM. A program that defines the operation of the processor 11 is written in the ROM. Further, the memory 12 may have a storage such as a flash memory, an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or an SSD (Solid State Drive). The memory 12 stores, for example, a list of registered terminals having identification information of each of one or more store terminals P1, ... Registered in advance as a distribution destination for distributing the camera image captured by the image pickup unit 13.

The image pickup unit 13 includes at least a lens (not shown) and an image sensor (not shown). The image sensor is, for example, a solid-state image pickup device such as a CCD (Charged Coupled Device) or a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor), and converts an optical image formed on an image pickup surface into an electric signal. The image pickup unit 13 starts imaging based on the command output from the processor 11 and sends the captured camera image data to the video memory controller 15A.

The audio BUS 14A inputs / outputs audio data to / from each of the processor 11, the audio input / output controller 14B, and the video memory controller 15A.

The voice input / output controller 14B sends the voice data picked up by the microphone MK1 to the processor 11 via the voice BUS 14A, or the voice data input via the voice BUS 14A, based on the command output from the processor 11. It is output from the speaker SP1.

The video memory controller 15A sends the camera image data captured by the imaging unit 13 and the audio data picked up by the microphone MK1 to the video memory 15B based on the command output from the processor 11.

The video memory 15B is a storage medium such as a USB (Universal Serial Bus) memory or an SD card, and records (records) the camera image captured by the imaging unit 13 and the audio data picked up by the microphone MK1. ..

At least two or more camera buttons 16 are provided on the outer surface of the housing of the store camera MP1 and receive operations (pressing) by the store clerk. Each of the plurality of camera buttons 16 accepts instructions by a clerk operation such as start or end of distribution of camera images, start or stop of recording of camera images, pause or restart of recording of camera images, and imaging of still images. .. Each of the plurality of camera buttons 16 sends a corresponding processing request (command) to the processor 11 based on the operation of the clerk.

The LED 17 is composed of one or more LEDs capable of emitting light of one or more colors, and lights an LED of a predetermined color based on a command output from the processor 11. For example, the LED 17 is blue when the store camera MP1 is currently delivering the camera image to any one store terminal, and the store camera MP1 is operating normally (that is, the camera image is not delivered). In that case, it lights up in green or the like.

The rechargeable battery 18 is a battery (for example, a battery) capable of storing electric charges supplied from an external commercial power source, and supplies power to the store camera MP1. The rechargeable battery 18 may have a removable configuration. The rechargeable battery 18 may be directly supplied with power from an external commercial power source, or may be capable of supplying power to the store camera MP1 in a state of being disconnected from the external commercial power source.

The microphone MK1 picks up the voice around the store camera MP1 (for example, the voice of a clerk during a hair arrangement) and converts it into a voice signal, and the converted voice signal (voice data) is used in the voice input / output controller 14B. Output. The voice data picked up by the microphone MK1 is sent to the voice input / output controller 14B, output to the video memory 15B via the voice BUS 14A and the video memory controller 15A, and stored, or is stored from the voice BUS 14A to the wireless LAN controller 10B and the wireless LAN controller 10B. It may be transmitted to the store terminal via the wireless LAN communication IF10A.

The speaker SP1 acoustically outputs audio data from the audio input / output controller 14B.

Although not shown in FIG. 7, the store camera MP1 supports the image pickup unit 13 in pan rotation and tilt rotation, and pan control, tilt control, or tilt control of the store camera MP1 based on a command from the processor 11. A drive unit (not shown) capable of realizing zoom control may be provided.

FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing an example of internal configurations of the store terminals P1, P2, ... And the customer terminal CP1 according to the first embodiment. Since each of the plurality of store terminals P1, P2, ... And the customer terminal CP1 are computers having the same configuration, the store terminal P1 will be described here as an example. Therefore, in the description of FIG. 8, the store terminal P1 may be read as the store terminal P2 or the customer terminal CP1. When the store terminal P1 is read as the customer terminal CP1, the wireless router C1 is read as the wireless router C2, the store camera is read as the home camera, and the store terminal application is read as the customer terminal application.

The store terminal P1 includes a wireless LAN communication IF 20A, a wireless LAN controller 20B, a processor 21, a memory 22, a display operation unit 23, a BUS 24A, a voice input / output controller 24B, a rechargeable battery 25, and a public line communication IF 26A. , A public line controller 26B, a microphone MK2, and a speaker SP2. The public line communication IF 26A and the public line controller 26B may be omitted as the respective configurations of the store terminals P1, P2, ....

The wireless LAN communication IF20A is connected to the antenna ANT2 included in the store terminal P1 and communicates with the wireless router C1 by wireless LAN, and the management server S1 or a plurality of store cameras MP1, MP2, ... Send and receive data to and from each of the.

The wireless LAN controller 20B executes control regarding data input / output between the processor 21, the BUS 24A, and the wireless LAN communication IF 20A. The wireless LAN controller 20B sends the camera image (that is, audio data and video data) distributed from any one store camera to the BUS24A. Further, the wireless LAN controller 20B transmits a command output from the processor 21 (for example, a camera image distribution request) to the store camera via the wireless LAN communication IF 20A.

The processor 21 is configured by using, for example, a CPU, DSP or FPGA, and cooperates with the memory 22 to perform various processes and controls. Specifically, the processor 21 refers to a program and data held in the memory 22 and executes the program to realize the functions of each part. Each unit referred to here includes an OS (Operating System) processing unit 21A and an application processing unit 21B. The processor 21 realizes a function of requesting distribution of a camera image, a function of displaying a camera image distributed from a store camera on a display operation unit 23, and the like by each of the OS processing unit 21A and the application processing unit 21B.

The OS processing unit 21A executes processing and control related to basic operations related to various processing performed by the store terminal P1.

The application processing unit 21B executes processing of various applications including a dedicated application for the store terminal P1 of the network camera system 100 (hereinafter referred to as “store terminal application”).

The memory 22 has, for example, a RAM as a work memory used when executing each process of the processor 21, and a ROM for storing a program and data defining the operation of the processor 21. Data or information generated or acquired by the processor 21 is temporarily stored in the RAM. A program that defines the operation of the processor 21 is written in the ROM. Further, the memory 22 may have a storage such as a flash memory, an HDD or an SSD. The memory 22 stores, for example, a registered camera list having identification information of each of one or more store cameras MP1, MP2, ... Registered in advance as a delivery destination of the camera image.

The display operation unit 23 (an example of a display or an operation unit) is configured by using a touch panel that accepts an operation of a store clerk or a customer and displays data generated by the processor 21, and forms a so-called user interface. The display operation unit 23 displays various screens generated by the processor 21 while the store terminal application or the customer terminal application is running. Further, the display operation unit 23 accepts the operation of the clerk or the customer for the various displayed screens, generates an input signal, and sends the input signal to the processor 21.

The BUS 24A inputs / outputs audio data and video data to and from each of the wireless LAN controller 20B and the processor 21, and inputs and outputs audio data to and from the audio input / output controller 24B. Further, when the image pickup unit 29 is provided, the BUS 24A may input the video data captured by the image pickup unit 29 and send it to the processor 21.

Based on the command output from the processor 21, the audio input / output controller 24B sends the audio data picked up by the microphone MK2 to the processor 21 via the BUS 24A, and the audio data input via the BUS 24A is sent to the speaker SP2. It is output from.

The rechargeable battery 25 is a battery (for example, a battery) capable of storing electric charges supplied from an external commercial power source, and supplies power to the store terminal P1. The rechargeable battery 25 may have a removable configuration. The rechargeable battery 25 may be directly supplied with power from an external commercial power source, or may be capable of supplying power to the store terminal P1 in a state of being disconnected from the external commercial power source.

The public line communication IF26A is connected to the antenna ANT3 included in the customer terminal CP1, performs wireless communication with the base station BST1 using the public line, and executes data transmission / reception with the network NW. For example, the public line communication IF26A receives the authentication code (for example, QR code (registered trademark)) sent from the management server S1 or the data of the past camera image recorded on the management server S1 via the antenna ANT3. Send to the public line controller 26B.

The public line controller 26B executes control regarding data input / output between the processor 21, the BUS 24A, and the public line communication IF 26A. The public line controller 26B acquires the authentication code (for example, QR code (registered trademark)) sent from the public line communication IF26A or the data of the past camera image recorded on the management server S1 and sends it to the processor 21.

The microphone MK2 picks up the sound emitted by the customer CS1 using the customer terminal CP1 and converts it into a voice signal, and outputs the converted voice signal (voice data) to the voice input / output controller 24B. The voice data picked up by the microphone MK2 is sent to the voice input / output controller 24B and input to the processor 21 via the BUS 24A. The processor 21 performs voice recognition processing on the input voice data, and executes various processing related to output of the camera image according to the voice recognition processing result. Here, various processes related to the output of the camera image according to the voice recognition processing result are, for example, playback, pause, fast forward for a certain period of time, and rewind for a certain time of the previously recorded camera image stored in the customer terminal CP1. Is. As a result, even if the customer CS1 arranges the hair by himself / herself and both hands are closed, by having the customer terminal CP1 input his / her own voice, the camera image output operation can be easily performed and the convenience is improved.

The speaker SP2 acoustically outputs audio data from the audio input / output controller 24B.

FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing an example of the internal configuration of the management server S1 according to the first embodiment. The management server S1 includes an internet line communication IF 30A, an internet line controller 30B, a processor 31, a memory 32, a BUS 33, an HDD 34, and a power supply unit 35.

The Internet line communication IF30A communicates with the network NW, and executes data transmission / reception between the store terminal and the store camera in each store and the customer terminal of each customer.

The internet line controller 30B executes control regarding data input / output between the processor 31 and the BUS 33 and the internet line communication IF 30A. The Internet line controller 30B sends the command output from the processor 31, the audio data and the video data input via the BUS 33 to the Internet line communication IF 30A. Further, the Internet line controller 30B sends a command transmitted from the store terminal and the store camera in each store or the customer terminal of each customer to the processor 31, and the command is sent from each store camera or each customer's home camera. The transmitted audio data and video data are sent to the BUS 33.

The processor 31 is configured by using, for example, a CPU, DSP or FPGA, and cooperates with the memory 32 to perform various processes and controls. Specifically, the processor 31 refers to a program and data held in the memory 32, and by executing the program, the store terminal and the store camera in each store, or the customer terminal and the customer terminal of each customer. It executes various processes related to distribution or recording of various data (for example, camera image data) distributed from the home camera.

The OS processing unit 31A executes processing and control related to basic operations related to various processing performed by the management server S1.

The account management control unit 31B has account information of a user (for example, customer CS1) who has been registered in advance prior to providing the service of the network camera system 100, and account information of a store (for example, store BS) for which store registration has been made in advance. Control and manage. The user account information and the store account information are stored in the HDD 34 or the memory 32.

The video data management control unit 31C controls and manages the recording (recording) of the camera image from each store camera or each customer's home camera, and further records to each store terminal or each customer's customer terminal. Control and manage the distribution of camera footage.

The memory 32 has, for example, a RAM as a work memory used when executing each process of the processor 31, and a ROM for storing a program and data defining the operation of the processor 31. Data or information generated or acquired by the processor 31 is temporarily stored in the RAM. A program that defines the operation of the processor 31 is written in the ROM.

The BUS 33 inputs / outputs audio data and video data to and from each of the Internet line controller 30B and the processor 31, and also inputs and outputs audio data and video data to and from the HDD 34.

The HDD 34 records (records) camera video data (specifically, video data and audio data) input via the BUS 33. The data of this camera image is, for example, data of a camera image (including a still image) distributed from a store camera in each store or a home camera of each customer. The camera image data recorded on the HDD 34 has the attribute information ATT (see FIG. 10). The attribute information ATT will be described later with reference to FIG. Further, instead of the HDD 34, a flash memory or a storage such as an SSD may be provided.

The power supply unit 35 supplies necessary power to each unit of the management server S1. The power supply unit 35 supplies power supplied from, for example, an external commercial power source to each unit of the management server S1.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of various data and attributes associated with the customer X recorded on the management server S1. The camera image data recorded on the management server S1 is associated with customer information indicating which user (that is, the customer who visited the store) was imaged. The linking process is performed by the store camera in each store or the home camera in each customer's home. In order to simplify the explanation of FIG. 10, the “camera image data” is simply shown as “video”, and the “still image data” is simply shown as “still image”.

As shown in FIG. 10, for example, the data of the customer X (that is, the data associated with the customer X) includes at least the video MMV1, the video MMV2, the video MMV3, the video MMV4, the still image SSN1, the still image SSN2, and the still image SSN3. It is supposed to be. Here, the data attribute information ATT is supplementary information regarding the handling of data, and is composed of, for example, information indicating the presence or absence of "sharing" and "protection" respectively. The data attribute information ATT is set by the store terminal in each store or the customer terminal of each customer. The data attribute information ATT may not be limited to information indicating the presence or absence of "sharing" and "protection".

Specifically, in the attribute information ATT of the video MMV1, "sharing" is set to ON and "protection" is set to OFF. Similarly, each of the video MMV2 to MMV4 and the still images SSN1 to SSN3 has the attribute information ATT.

“Sharing” means sharing an image captured by a store camera in each store with a customer terminal of a customer associated with the image via the management server S1. Therefore, when sharing is set, the customer can view the image captured by the store camera to be shared on his / her own customer terminal associated with the image.

"Protection" is to make a setting for protecting (in other words, not being deleted) the image captured by the store camera in each store. Therefore, by setting the protection, the store clerk or the customer can protect the image that he / she does not want to be deleted.

Next, FIGS. 11 to 11 show the operation procedure for setting the network camera system 100 according to the first embodiment to collectively share the data files of a plurality of camera images by the store terminal (for example, the store terminal P1). 14 will be described with reference to.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of the recording list screen WD1 displayed on the store terminal P1. The recording list screen WD1 is displayed by the operation of a store clerk on the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) in which the store terminal application is running, and each of the plurality of camera images (including still images) recorded on the management server S1. Display a list of icons that indicate data files. In the description of FIGS. 11 to 13, the name of the customer CS1 is "AAA". In the description of FIG. 11, the store terminal may be read as a customer terminal, and the store camera may be read as a home camera.

The recording list screen WD1 of FIG. 11 has, for example, a total of 12 icons of icons SM1, SM2, SM3, SM4, SM5, SM6, SM7, SM8, SM9, SM10, SM11, SM12, a main menu bar MB1, and a submenu. Displays the bar SMB1. For example, the icons SM1, SM2, SM4, SM6, SM7, SM9, SM10 correspond to camera image data files, and the icons SM3, SM5, SM8, SM11, SM12 correspond to still image data files.

The main menu bar MB1 has icons (for example, home icon IC11, camera icon IC12, recording list icon IC13, common menu icon IC14) indicating each of a plurality of menus mainly used in the store terminal application installed on the store terminal P1. Have. The main menu bar MB1 is displayed not only on the screen of the store terminal application but also on the screen of the customer terminal application. When any one of the home icon IC11, the camera icon IC12, the recording list icon IC13, and the common menu icon IC14 is pressed by the operation of the clerk, the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) detects the pressing and detects the pressing. Executes the process corresponding to the pressed icon.

The home icon IC 11 is arranged to instruct the display of the basic screen (for example, the initial screen) of the store terminal application installed on the store terminal P1. The camera icon IC 12 is arranged to instruct a delivery request of a camera image from a store camera (for example, a store camera MP1) to a store terminal P1. The recording list icon IC 13 is arranged to instruct the display of the recording list screen WD1 shown in FIG. The common menu icon IC 14 is arranged to instruct the display of menus other than the functions corresponding to the home icon IC 11, the camera icon IC 12, and the recording list icon IC 13.

The store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) is for instructing each camera image icon displayed on the recording list screen WD1 to change the handling (for example, attribute information ATT) of the camera image data of the corresponding icon. The check box CKB is superimposed and displayed. Further, the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) sets an indicator ASH indicating that "sharing" is set to ON when "sharing" is set to ON as the attribute information ATT, for example, the corresponding camera image. It is displayed superimposed on the icon of. The indicator ASH may indicate the presence / absence of "protection" or both "shared" and "protected" settings.

The submenu bar SMB1 displays an icon indicating an instruction regarding handling (management) of camera image data corresponding to each icon displayed on the recording list screen WD1. The submenu bar SMB1 has a customer sharing icon SIC1, a download icon SIC2, a deletion icon SIC3, and another icon SIC4. The customer sharing icon SIC1 is arranged to instruct the setting of the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to each of the plurality of icons whose selection status is displayed in the check box CKB to "sharing". The download icon SIC2 is arranged to instruct the store terminal P1 to download the data of the camera image corresponding to at least one icon whose selection state is displayed in the check box CKB. The deletion icon SIC3 is arranged to instruct deletion of the camera image data corresponding to at least one icon whose selection status is displayed in the check box CKB from the management server S1. The other icon SIC4 is arranged to instruct processing (excluding sharing, downloading, and deleting) of camera image data corresponding to at least one icon whose selection status is displayed in the check box CKB.

Further, the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) has the first check box CKB among the check boxes CKB of each of the plurality of icons selected by the operation of the clerk when the first check box CKB is selected. Based on the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to the CKB icon, one of the customer sharing icon SIC1 and the sharing release icon SIC5 is displayed so as to be arranged in the submenu bar SMB1. The sharing cancellation icon SIC5 is arranged to instruct to cancel the "sharing" of the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to each of the plurality of icons whose selection status is displayed in the check box CKB.

As a result, the store terminal P1 receives the operation of the store clerk (for example, batch change of the attribute information ATT of a plurality of camera images to "sharing" or "cancellation of sharing"), and the icon of the camera image selected first. The icon corresponding to the operation can be selectively displayed according to the attribute information of the clerk, and the efficiency of the operation of the clerk can be improved. Further, the store terminal P1 can omit the display of an icon for instructing unnecessary "sharing" when, for example, the attribute information ATT of the first selected camera image is "shared", so that the store clerk can omit the display. It is possible to improve the convenience of the operation of the clerk by taking care not to cause confusion in the operation.

As shown in FIG. 11, the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) provides supplementary information SPP1, SPP2, SPP3, SPP4, SPP5 indicating the content (meaning) of each icon included in the submenu bar SMB1 under each icon. It may be displayed on the side. Supplementary information SPP1 indicates the meaning of the customer sharing icon SIC1. Supplementary information SPP2 indicates the meaning of the download icon SIC2. Supplementary information SPP3 indicates the meaning of the deletion icon SIC3. Supplementary information SPP4 indicates the meaning of the other icon SIC4. Supplementary information SPP5 indicates the meaning of the sharing release icon SIC5. As a result, the clerk can easily grasp the meaning of each icon included in the submenu bar SMB1 and can improve the convenience of operation.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of screen transition of the store terminal P1 based on the first attribute setting procedure. In the first attribute setting procedure, when the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to the first selected icon SM3 among the plurality of icons to be selected is not "shared", the icon SM3 An example will be described in which the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to each of the plurality of icons including the icon is collectively changed to "shared".

When the first icon SM3 among the plurality of icons scheduled to be selected is selected by the operation of the clerk's finger FG1 on the recording list screen WD1 of FIG. 12, the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) has an icon. A mark indicating the selected state is displayed in the check box CKB of SM3 (Step G1).

The camera image data corresponding to the first icon SM3 is not set to "share". When the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) detects that the first icon SM3 is selected by the operation of the store clerk's finger FG1, the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to the first icon SM3 (for example, the processor 21). That is, based on "non-shared"), the customer sharing icon SIC1 for changing to "shared" is displayed so as to be arranged in the submenu bar SMB1 (Step G2). By operating the clerk's finger FG1, the second icon SM5 is selected following the first icon SM3 (Step G2).

By operating the clerk's finger FG1, the third icon SM7 is selected following the second icon SM5 (Step G3).

The store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) is selected when it detects that the customer sharing icon SIC1 displayed on the submenu bar SMB1 is selected at the time of step Step G2 by the operation of the store clerk's finger FG1 (Step G4). The attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to each of all the icons (for example, icons SM3, SM5, SM7) is set to be "shared" ON (Step G5). Further, the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) displays a processing result message MSG1 (for example, a message indicating that the selected image has been shared) based on pressing the customer sharing icon SIC1 in step G4 (Step). G5).

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of screen transition of the store terminal P1 based on the second attribute setting procedure. In the second attribute setting procedure, when the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to the first selected icon SM2 among the plurality of icons to be selected is set to "shared". An example will be described in which the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to each of the plurality of icons including the icon SM2 is changed so that "sharing" is canceled at once.

On the recording list screen WD1 of FIG. 13, the first icon SM2 is selected from the plurality of icons to be selected by the operation of the clerk's finger FG1 (Step J1). The camera image data corresponding to the first icon SM2 is set to "share".

When the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) detects that the first icon SM2 is selected by the operation of the clerk's finger FG1, the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) displays a mark indicating the selected state in the check box CKB of the icon SM2 (Step J2). ). Further, when the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) detects that the first icon SM2 is selected by the operation of the store clerk's finger FG1, the attribute information of the camera image data corresponding to the first icon SM2. Display the share release icon SIC5 for changing to "non-shared" (that is, the state where "shared" is canceled) based on ATT (that is, "shared") so as to be placed in the submenu bar SMB1 (Step). J2). By operating the clerk's finger FG1, the second icon SM8 is selected following the first icon SM2 (StepG2).

By operating the clerk's finger FG1, the third icon SM7 is selected following the second icon SM8 (Step J3).

The store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) is selected when it detects that the sharing release icon SIC5 displayed on the submenu bar SMB1 is selected at the time of step Step J2 by the operation of the store clerk's finger FG1 (Step J4). The attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to each of all the icons (for example, icons SM2, SM8, SM7) is set to cancel "sharing" (Step J5). Further, the store terminal P1 (for example, the processor 21) displays a processing result message MSG2 (for example, a message stating "the sharing of the selected image has been canceled") based on the pressing of the sharing cancellation icon SIC5 in step J4. (Step J5).

Next, an operation procedure example of changing the attribute information ATT in the store terminal P1 of the network camera system 100 according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing an example of an operation procedure of the store terminal P1 according to the first embodiment. The operation procedure shown in FIG. 14 is mainly executed by the processor 21 of the store terminal P1. Further, in the description of FIG. 14, "sharing" is exemplified as an attribute of the data of the camera image for which the change setting is made, but "protection" may be exemplified as the attribute.

In FIG. 14, when the processor 21 detects that the store clerk has operated (for example, pressing the recording list icon IC13), the processor 21 displays the recording list screen WD1 (see FIG. 11) on the display operation unit 23 (St1). As described above, the icon displayed on the recording list screen WD1 indicates a data file of the camera image already recorded on the management server S1.

The processor 21 determines whether or not the recorded file (that is, the icon of the recorded camera image) is tapped (pressed) by the operation of the clerk (St2). If it is not determined that the icon of the recorded camera image has been tapped (St2, NO), the processing of the processor 21 proceeds to step St8.

On the other hand, when the processor 21 determines that the icon of the recorded camera image has been tapped (St2, YES), the check box CKB of the icon of the tapped camera image is OFF (in other words, a mark indicating the selected state). Is not displayed) (St3). When the processor 21 determines that the check box CKB of the tapped camera image icon is not OFF (St3, NO), the processor 21 indicates the mark (that is, the selected state) in the check box CKB of the tapped camera image icon. The mark) is turned off (that is, the display of the mark is canceled) (St4). After step St4, the processing of the processor 21 proceeds to step St10.

When the processor 21 determines that the check box CKB of the tapped camera image icon is OFF (St3, YES), a mark indicating the selected state is displayed in the check box CKB corresponding to the tapped icon. It is determined whether or not the already displayed check box CKB exists (St5). This step St5 is provided to determine whether or not the tapped icon is the icon of the first selected camera image. If it is determined that the check box CKB on which the mark indicating the selection state is displayed exists (St5, YES), the processing of the processor 21 proceeds to step St9.

On the other hand, when the processor 21 determines that the check box CKB on which the mark indicating the selection state is displayed does not yet exist (St5, NO), the tapped icon (in other words, the first selected icon) is selected. It is determined whether or not the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to the icon) is set to "shared" (St6).

When the processor 21 determines that the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to the tapped icon (in other words, the first selected icon) is set to "shared" (St6, YES), display so that the sharing release icon SIC5 is placed on the submenu bar SMB1 of the recording list screen WD1 (see St7, FIG. 13).

On the other hand, when the processor 21 determines that the attribute information ATT of the camera image data corresponding to the tapped icon (in other words, the first selected icon) is not set to "shared" ( St6, NO), display so that the customer sharing icon SIC1 is placed on the submenu bar SMB1 of the recording list screen WD1 (see St8, FIG. 12).

After step St7, St8, or when it is determined in step St5 that there is a check box CKB with a mark indicating the selection status (St5, YES), the processor 21 is the icon of the tapped icon in step St2. A mark indicating the selected state is displayed in the check box CKB (St9).

After step St9, or when it is determined that the icon of the camera image recorded in step St2 is not tapped (St2, NO), the processor 21 is displayed on the submenu bar SMB1 by the operation of the clerk. It is determined whether or not the customer sharing icon SIC1 has been tapped (St10).

When the processor 21 determines that the tap of the customer sharing icon SIC1 is detected (St10, YES), all the files tapped in step St2 (that is, all the files tapped via step St2 a plurality of times). The attribute information ATT of the data of the camera image icon) is collectively changed to "Share" ON (St11). The processor 21 displays a message MSG1 (see, for example, FIG. 12) indicating that the attribute information ATT has been collectively changed in step St11 (St12).

On the other hand, if the processor 21 determines that the tap of the customer sharing icon SIC1 has not been detected (St10, NO), has the sharing release icon SIC5 displayed on the submenu bar SMB1 been tapped by the operation of the clerk? It is determined whether or not (St13). If the tap of the sharing release icon SIC5 is not detected (St13, NO), the processing of the processor 21 returns to step St2.

On the other hand, when the processor 21 determines that the tap of the sharing release icon SIC5 is detected (St13, YES), all the files tapped in step St2 (that is, tapped via step St2 a plurality of times). Attribute information ATT of data of all camera images) is changed to "Share" OFF at once (St14). The processor 21 displays a message MSG2 (see, for example, FIG. 13) indicating that the attribute information ATT has been collectively changed in step St14 (St15).

As described above, in the network camera system 100 according to the first embodiment, the terminal device (for example, the store terminal P1) has a file list having n (n: 2 or more integers) of data file icons (an example of the icons). It has a display (for example, a display operation unit 23) for displaying. The terminal device (for example, the store terminal P1) has an operation unit (for example, a display operation unit 23) that accepts a selection operation of a file icon of at least one data in the file list. In the terminal device (for example, the store terminal P1), the first file icon is selected from m (an integer satisfying m: 2 ≦ m ≦ n) selected from n file icons. At the time, based on the attributes of the data indicated by the first file icon, the attribute change icon for collectively changing the attributes of each data indicated by the m file icons (for example, the customer sharing icon SIC1 or the sharing cancellation icon SIC5). ) Is displayed on the display operation unit 23.

As a result, the terminal device (for example, the store terminal P1) can change the attribute information ATT of data such as a plurality of camera images taken in the store BS without performing complicated user operations (that is, store clerk operations). The setting can be done efficiently. Therefore, when the terminal device receives an operation of a clerk (for example, a batch change of the attribute information ATT of a plurality of camera images to "sharing" or "cancellation of sharing"), the attribute of the data icon first selected by the clerk. You can display an attribute change icon to change the attributes of the selected icon to match the information.

Further, each of the n data is a camera image captured by one or more cameras (for example, a store camera). As a result, the terminal device (for example, the store terminal P1) collectively sets the data attributes of the m camera images selected from the n camera images captured by one or more cameras (for example, the store camera MP1). When changing, the attributes of the camera image first selected by the user (for example, a clerk) can be prioritized and efficiently changed.

Further, the camera image is an image taken by one or more store cameras and showing a state during the hair arranging treatment from the rear of the target person (for example, customer CS1). As a result, the terminal device (for example, the store terminal P1) is selected from m cameras selected from the camera images showing the state of n hair arrangements captured by one or more store cameras (for example, the store camera MP1). When changing the attributes of the data of each video at once, the attributes of the camera video of the hair arrangement first selected by the user (for example, a clerk) can be prioritized and efficiently changed.

Further, the processor 21 of the store terminal collectively changes the attributes of each camera image indicated by the selected m file icons according to the selection of the attribute change icon. As a result, the store terminal can improve the operation efficiency when the store clerk collectively changes the attribute information of the data of the plurality of camera images.

Further, the attribute indicates whether or not the file of the camera image captured by the store camera is shared with the terminal owned by the customer (for example, the customer terminal CP1). As a result, the store terminal can easily share the data of each of the plurality of camera images captured by the store camera with the customer terminal CP1, and the operability of the store clerk can be improved.

In addition, the attribute indicates whether or not to protect the file of the camera image captured by the store camera. As a result, the store terminal can easily change the setting so as to protect the data of each of the plurality of camera images captured by the store camera all at once, and the operability of the store clerk can be improved.

Further, the processor 21 of the store terminal displays supplementary information (for example, see FIG. 11) explaining the attribute change icon around the attribute change icon. As a result, for example, even a store clerk who is unfamiliar with the operation of the store terminal can easily change the attribute information ATT of each of the data of the plurality of camera images at once.

In addition, the attribute indicates three or more different states of the camera image file captured by the store camera. As a result, the store terminal is not limited to the attribute information ATT having only two different states such as the presence / absence of "sharing" and "protection", and the store terminal can collectively change the attribute information ATT having three or more different states. Can be easily performed for each of the data of the plurality of camera images.

Further, the method of supporting the attribute setting of a plurality of files is executed by the terminal device, and the file icons of n (n: 2 or more integers) of camera image data indicating the customer image captured by one or more store cameras are displayed. The file list to be held is displayed on a display (for example, the display operation unit 23), the selection operation of the file icon of at least one camera image in the file list is accepted, and m (m: m: selected from n file icons is selected. When the first file icon is selected from the (integer) file icons that satisfy 2 ≦ m ≦ n, m file icons are based on the attributes of the camera image data indicated by the first file icon. Displays an attribute change icon on the display for collectively changing the attributes of each camera image data indicated by. As a result, the terminal device (for example, the store terminal P1) can change the attribute information ATT of data such as a plurality of camera images taken in the store BS without performing complicated user operations (that is, store clerk operations). The setting can be done efficiently. Therefore, when the terminal device receives an operation of a clerk (for example, a batch change of the attribute information ATT of a plurality of camera images to "sharing" or "cancellation of sharing"), the attribute of the data icon first selected by the clerk. You can display an attribute change icon to change the attributes of the selected icon to match the information.

(Background to Embodiment 2)
According to JP-A-2019-91315, when the subject applies make-up similar to the make-up given by a beautician at home, he / she operates a mobile terminal to access the management server and captures an image and an image taken at the time of make-up. Disclosed is a technique for acquiring a character string corresponding to the voice of a time and a time in the vicinity thereof and displaying it on a mobile terminal.

Here, it is assumed that, for example, in a store such as a beauty salon, the state of the hair arranging process and the like is photographed by a store camera during the hair arranging treatment of the target person (for example, a customer visiting the store) by a clerk (for example, a beautician). According to the structure of Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2019-91315, for example, when the subject arranges the hair by himself / herself, it is possible to display an image showing the state of the hairdresser's treatment in the beauty salon in the past on the mobile terminal. Can be estimated.

However, the video showing the hairdresser's treatment in the past or the video obtained from other sources (for example, the model video published on the Internet) and the hair arrangement that he is currently doing himself. It is not possible to display the live image to be projected on the mobile terminal at the same time. For this reason, it was not possible to arrange the hair by oneself while confirming the difference between the two, and it was difficult for the subject to improve the efficiency of the hair arrangement.

Therefore, in the following second embodiment, an example of a network camera system and a multi-screen display method that efficiently support the hair arranging treatment by the user himself / herself will be described.

(Embodiment 2)
The configuration and operation of the network camera system 200 according to the second embodiment will be described in order. FIG. 15 is a diagram schematically showing an overall configuration example of the network camera system 200 according to the second embodiment. The network camera system 200 includes one or more store cameras MP1, MP2, ..., one or more store terminals P1, P2, ..., a wireless router C1, a management server S1, a base station BST1, and a wireless router C2. And at least the home camera MH1, the customer terminal CP1, and the video distribution server YT1. The configuration of the video distribution server YT1 may be omitted in the second embodiment.

In the description of the network camera system 200 of FIG. 15, the description of the content overlapping with the description of the network camera system 100 of FIG. 6 will be simplified or omitted, and different contents will be described.

In the network camera system 200, as in the network camera system 100, one or more store cameras MP1, MP2, ... Installed in the store BS (for example, a beauty salon) are each handled by a clerk in charge (for example, a beautician). The back view of the customer's hair arranging during the treatment is imaged. The captured image (so-called live image) is distributed from each store camera (for example, store camera MP1) to a store terminal (for example, store terminal P1) determined as a distribution destination. Further, in the network camera system 200, the operation procedure of the customer terminal and the home camera related to the processing of step Step V2 of the second use case described above will be mainly described.

The video distribution server YT1 transmits / receives data related to the distribution of video data to / from the customer terminal CP1 located in the home CH1 of the customer CS1 via the network NW and the wireless router C1. The video distribution server YT1 is a server device that distributes video data that provides an SNS (Social Network Service) service such as YouTube (registered trademark) and Instagram (registered trademark).

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of screen transition of the customer terminal CP1 based on the first two-screen display procedure. In the description of FIG. 16, the same reference numerals are given to the overlapping elements in FIG. 16 to simplify or omit the description. The camera image viewing screen WD11 is displayed by the operation of the customer CS1 on the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) in which the customer terminal application is activated, and displays the camera image (that is, the live image) captured by the home camera MH1. .. While the customer terminal CP1 is displaying the live image on the camera image viewing screen WD11, the customer terminal CP1 displays the indicator IND1 (see FIGS. 16 and 17) indicating that the displayed camera image is the live image on the camera image viewing screen WD11. It is displayed superimposed on.

The camera image viewing screen WD11 of FIG. 16 displays, for example, a main menu bar MB11, a still image icon IC15, a recording icon IC16, and a two-screen icon IC17. The main menu bar MB11 has icons (for example, home icon IC11, camera icon IC12, recording list icon IC13, common menu icon IC14) indicating each of a plurality of menus mainly used in the customer terminal application installed on the customer terminal CP1. Have. When any one of the home icon IC11, the camera icon IC12, the recording list icon IC13, and the common menu icon IC14 is pressed by the operation of the customer CS1, the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) detects the pressing. , Executes the process corresponding to the pressed icon. Further, since the home icon IC11, the camera icon IC12, the recording list icon IC13, and the common menu icon IC14 are the same as those described with reference to FIG. 11, the description thereof is omitted here.

The still image icon IC 15 is arranged to instruct the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the memory 22) to save the still image (snapshot) data of the live image currently displayed on the camera image viewing screen WD11. The recording icon IC16 sends the data of the live image captured by the home camera MH1 (in other words, the live image currently displayed on the camera image viewing screen WD11) from the home camera MH1 to the management server S1 and is used by the management server S1. It is arranged to start recording (recording). The two-screen icon IC17 is arranged to instruct switching from the camera image viewing screen WD11 having a one-screen display form to the camera image viewing screen having a two-screen display form (for example, camera image viewing screens WD12 and WD13). Has been done.

When the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) detects that the two-screen icon IC17 is pressed (tapped) by the operation of the customer CS1, it displays the camera image viewing screen WD12a or the camera image viewing screen WD12b having a two-screen configuration. Display on 23. The camera image viewing screen WD12a has, for example, a live image viewing screen DV1 in which the camera image viewing screen WD11 is reduced to 1/2, and a reference camera image selection screen DV2. Further, the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) outputs the live video MV1 so that the live video MV1 can be viewed on the live video viewing screen DV1, and the two-screen icon tapped icon IC17r and 1 indicating that the two-screen icon IC17 has been tapped. The release icon CN1 for returning to the camera image viewing screen WD11 of the screen configuration is displayed.

The customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) has a plurality of reference camera images corresponding to, for example, tab TAB1 for selecting a reference camera image displayed as a pair with the live image viewing screen DV1 on the reference camera image selection screen DV2. Display a list of candidates. The tab TAB 1 displays a list of past camera image data (see, for example, FIG. 11) that has been imaged in a store (for example, beauty salon A) and set to be shared (see Embodiment 1). For example, when the icon SM1 of the reference camera image selection screen DV2 is selected by the operation of the customer CS1, the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) requests the management server S1 to distribute the data of the past camera images corresponding to the icon SM1. Then, the data of the camera image distributed from the management server S1 is received, and the reference camera image selection screen DV2 is switched to the reference camera image viewing screen DV4 which reproduces the data of the received image MV2 and displayed.

Further, the camera image viewing screen WD12b may include, for example, a live image viewing screen DV1 in which the camera image viewing screen WD11 is reduced to 1/2, and a reference camera image selection screen DV3. The customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) specifies a reference camera image corresponding to, for example, tab TAB2 for selecting a reference camera image displayed as a pair with the live image viewing screen DV1 as the reference camera image selection screen DV3. Display the screen. The tab TAB2 displays the URL input field FLD1 or the past access history HST1 of the Web video (for example, the video of the SNS video distribution service such as YouTube (registered trademark) or Instagram (registered trademark)). When the character string of the URL is input to the URL input field FLD1 by the operation of the customer CS1 or the reference camera image related to any hair arrangement is specified from the past access history HST1, the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) Requests the video distribution server YT1 to distribute the input or specified past camera image data, receives the image data distributed from the image distribution server YT1, and receives the reference camera image selection screen DV2. The data of the displayed video MV2 is switched to the reproduced reference camera video viewing screen DV4 and displayed.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of screen transition of the customer terminal CP1 based on the second two-screen display procedure. In the description of FIG. 17, the same reference numerals are given to the overlapping elements in FIG. 16 or FIG. 17, and the description is simplified or omitted.

When the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) detects that the two-screen icon IC17 is pressed (tapped) by the operation of the customer CS1, even if the camera image viewing screen WD12c having a two-screen configuration is displayed on the display operation unit 23. good. The camera image viewing screen WD12c has, for example, a live image viewing screen DV1 in which the camera image viewing screen WD11 is reduced to 1/2, and a reference camera image selection screen DV5. The reference camera image selection screen DV5 of the camera image viewing screen WD12c has an in-camera included in the customer terminal CP1 (for example, when the image pickup unit 29 in FIG. 8 is composed of a plurality of camera devices, the display operation unit 23 is physically displayed. The in-camera icon INCM1 for instructing the display of the live image of (a camera device capable of taking an image with the same surface as the surface on which the is formed) is arranged.

The customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) has a plurality of reference camera images corresponding to, for example, tab TAB3 for selecting a reference camera image displayed as a pair with the live image viewing screen DV1 on the reference camera image selection screen DV5. Display a list of candidates. The tab TAB3 is data of past camera images already stored in the customer terminal CP1 (for example, images of the camera images recorded (recorded) in the management server S1 downloaded in advance to the customer terminal CP1 by the operation of the customer CS1). Display a list of. For example, when any icon of the reference camera image selection screen DV5 is selected by the operation of the customer CS1, the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) stores the data of the past camera image corresponding to the selected icon in the memory 22. The reference camera image selection screen DV5 is switched to and displayed on the reference camera image viewing screen DV4 that reproduces the data of the read camera image MV3.

Further, when the in-camera icon INCM1 of the reference camera image selection screen DV5 is selected by the operation of the customer CS1, the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) receives the image pickup unit 29 based on the pressing of the selected in-camera icon INCM1. The data of the front view live image (that is, the image in which the front view of the customer CS1 is captured as the angle of view) captured by is read from the memory 22, and the reference camera image selection screen DV5 is read out from the front view live image MV4. The reference camera image viewing screen for reproducing the data is switched to DV6 and displayed.

Next, an operation procedure example of the customer terminal CP1 and the home camera MH1 of the network camera system 200 according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 18 to 21. FIG. 18 is a sequence diagram showing a first operation procedure example of the network camera system 200 according to the second embodiment. The description of FIG. 18 describes an operation procedure when any one icon is selected by the operation of the customer CS1 from the list of a plurality of reference camera image candidates displayed on the reference camera image selection screen DV5 of FIG. It corresponds.

In FIG. 18, the processor 21 detects that the camera icon IC12 (see FIG. 17) displayed on the display operation unit 23 of the customer terminal CP1 in which the customer terminal application is activated is tapped by the operation of the customer CS1. (St21). When the processor 21 detects the tap of the camera icon IC12, it generates a request for starting distribution (video start request) of data of the camera image (that is, live image MV1) captured by the home camera MH1 and sends it to the home camera MH1. (St22). Further, the processor 21 displays the camera image viewing screen WD11 (see FIG. 17) on the display operation unit 23 in response to the detection of the tap of the camera icon IC12 (St23).

When the home camera MH1 (for example, the processor 11) receives the video start request transmitted from the customer terminal CP1 in step St22, the home camera MH1 (for example, the processor 11) delivers the camera video (that is, the live video MV1) captured by the image pickup unit 13 to the customer terminal CP1. Is determined to start (St24). The home camera MH1 (for example, the processor 11) distributes the data of the live video MV1 to the customer terminal CP1 according to the determination in step St24 (St25). The customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) displays the data of the live video MV1 delivered in step St25 on the display operation unit 23 (see FIG. 17). The display of the live video MV1 is continued until the customer CS1 operates to end the display of the camera video viewing screen WD11.

The processor 21 detects that the two-screen icon IC17 (see FIG. 17) of the camera image viewing screen WD11 displayed in step St23 is tapped by the operation of the customer CS1 (St26). When the processor 21 detects the tap of the two-screen icon IC 17, the processor 21 displays a camera image viewing screen having a two-screen configuration (for example, the camera image viewing screen WD12c) on the display operation unit 23 (St27). As described above, the live video viewing screen DV1 obtained by reducing the camera video viewing screen WD11 by half is arranged on the left side of the camera video viewing screen WD12c. Each process from step St21 to step St27 described above is commonly executed as an operation procedure of the customer terminal CP1 and the home camera MH1 of the network camera system 200 (see FIGS. 18 to 21).

The processor 21 detects that the tab TAB3 (see FIG. 17) of the camera image viewing screen WD12c displayed in step St27 is tapped by the operation of the customer CS1 (St28). When the processor 21 detects the tap of the tab TAB3, the past camera image already stored in the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the camera image recorded (recorded) in the management server S1 is preliminarily stored in the customer terminal CP1 by the operation of the customer CS1. A list of data (in other words, a recorded video list) of the video downloaded to the display operation unit 23 is displayed on the display operation unit 23 (see St29, FIG. 17).

By the operation of the customer CS1, the processor 21 detects that the icon of any one of the recorded video (camera video) is tapped from the recorded video list showing the list of the past camera video displayed in step St29 (St30). ). When the processor 21 detects the tapping of the icon of any one of the recorded video (camera video), the data of the camera video corresponding to the tapped icon is read from the memory 22, and the reference camera video selection screen DV5 is read. The reference camera image viewing screen DV4 that reproduces the data of the camera image MV3 is switched and displayed (St31). As a result, the customer terminal CP1 has a two-screen camera image viewing screen WD13 composed of a live image viewing screen DV1 that displays the live image MV1 on the left side of the screen so that it can be viewed, and a reference camera image viewing screen DV4 on the right side of the screen. Can be displayed.

FIG. 19 is a sequence diagram showing a second operation procedure example of the network camera system 200 according to the second embodiment. The description of FIG. 19 corresponds to an operation procedure when the in-camera icon INCM1 displayed on the reference camera image selection screen DV5 of FIG. 17 is selected by the operation of the customer CS1. Further, as described above, since the processes of steps St21 to St27 are the same as those in FIG. 18, the description of each of these processes will be omitted.

In FIG. 19, the processor 21 detects that the tab TAB3 (see FIG. 17) of the camera image viewing screen WD12c displayed in step St27 is tapped by the operation of the customer CS1 (St28). When the processor 21 detects the tap of the tab TAB3, the past camera image already stored in the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the camera image recorded (recorded) in the management server S1 is preliminarily stored in the customer terminal CP1 by the operation of the customer CS1. A list of data (in other words, a recorded video list) and an in-camera icon INCM1 are displayed on the display operation unit 23 (see St41, FIG. 17).

The processor 21 detects that the in-camera icon ICNM1 displayed in step St41 is tapped by the operation of the customer CS1 (St42). When the processor 21 detects the tap of the in-camera icon INCM1, the front view live image captured by the image pickup unit 29 based on the tap of the in-camera icon INCM1 (that is, the image that captures the front view of the customer CS1 as the angle of view). Data is read from the memory 22, and the reference camera image selection screen DV5 is switched to and displayed on the reference camera image viewing screen DV6 that reproduces the data of the read front view live image MV4 (St43). As a result, the customer terminal CP1 has a two-screen camera image viewing screen WD14 composed of a live image viewing screen DV1 that displays the live image MV1 on the left side of the screen so that it can be viewed, and a reference camera image viewing screen DV6 on the right side of the screen. Can be displayed.

FIG. 20 is a sequence diagram showing a third operation procedure example of the network camera system 200 according to the second embodiment. In the description of FIG. 20, a plurality of previously recorded camera images displayed on the reference camera image selection screen DV2 of FIG. 16 (for example, captured by beauty salon A and shared (see the first embodiment) are set). It corresponds to the operation procedure when one of the camera image icons is selected by the operation of the customer CS1 from the data list of the past camera image). Further, as described above, since the processes of steps St21 to St27 are the same as those in FIG. 18, the description of each of these processes will be omitted.

In FIG. 20, the processor 21 detects that the tab TAB1 (see “Beauty Salon A” in FIG. 16) of the camera image viewing screen WD12a displayed in step St27 is tapped by the operation of the customer CS1 (St51). .. When the processor 21 detects a tap on the tab TAB 1, it is a list of a plurality of camera images (that is, a recorded video list) that has been captured in the past by a beauty salon corresponding to the tab TAB 1 (for example, beauty salon A) and recorded on the management server S1. Is requested to the management server S1 (St52).

The management server S1 (for example, the processor 31) generates a recorded video list corresponding to the request from the customer terminal CP1 in step St52 (St53) and sends it to the customer terminal CP1 (St54). The customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) displays the recorded video list transmitted from the management server S1 in step St54 on the reference camera video selection screen DV2.

By the operation of the customer CS1, any camera image icon is tapped from the recorded image list (see FIG. 16) displayed on the reference camera image selection screen DV2 (St55). When the processor 21 detects the tapping of any of the camera image icons, the processor 21 requests the management server S1 to transmit the camera image data corresponding to the tapped icon (St56).

The management server S1 (for example, the processor 31) reads the corresponding camera image data from the HDD 34 in response to the request from the customer terminal CP1 in step St56, and starts transmission to the customer terminal CP1 (St57). The management server S1 (for example, the processor 31) continues the transmission (delivery) of the camera image data started in step St57 until the request for the end of transmission is received from the customer terminal CP1 (St58).

The customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) receives the camera image data transmitted from the management server S1 in step St57 or step St58 and starts playback (St59). Further, the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) switches and displays the reference camera image selection screen DV2 to the reference camera image viewing screen DV4 that reproduces the camera image data transmitted from the management server S1 (St60). As a result, the customer terminal CP1 has a live video viewing screen DV1 that displays the live video MV1 so that it can be viewed on the left side of the screen, and a reference camera video viewing screen DV4 that displays the past camera video provided by the management server S1 on the right side of the screen. The camera image viewing screen WD13 having a two-screen configuration can be displayed.

FIG. 21 is a sequence diagram showing a fourth operation procedure example of the network camera system 200 according to the second embodiment. The description of FIG. 21 corresponds to an operation procedure when the distribution request of the image of the SNS video distribution service displayed on the reference camera image selection screen DV3 of FIG. 16 is selected by the operation of the customer CS1. Further, as described above, since the processes of steps St21 to St27 are the same as those in FIG. 18, the description of each of these processes will be omitted.

In FIG. 21, the processor 21 detects that the tab TAB2 (see “Web” in FIG. 16) of the camera image viewing screen WD12b displayed in step St27 is tapped by the operation of the customer CS1 (St61). When the processor 21 detects the tap of the tab TAB 2, the processor 21 displays the reference camera image designation screen corresponding to the tab TAB 2 on the display operation unit 23. Specifically, the processor 21 displays the URL input field FLD1 of the video of the SNS video distribution service as the designation screen of the reference camera video (St62). If the URL character string is stored in the clipboard of the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the RAM of the memory 22) by the application function of the SNS video distribution service, the character string may be displayed in the URL input field FLD1 (for example, the URL character string may be displayed in the URL input field FLD1). St63). Further, the processor 21 reads and displays the past viewing history data stored in the memory 22 in addition to step St62 or step St63 as the reference camera image designation screen (St64).

By the operation of the customer CS1, it is detected by the processor 21 that either the URL input field FLD1 displayed in steps St62, St63, or St64 or the past viewing history is input or selected (St65). When the processor 21 detects the input or selection of either the URL input field FLD1 or the past viewing history, the processor 21 accesses the URL or the past viewing history (for example, the URL for viewing the video distributed from the video distribution server YT1). Requests the video distribution server YT1 to transmit the distributed video (St66).

The video distribution server YT1 starts transmitting the corresponding distribution video data in response to the request from the customer terminal CP1 in step St66 (St67). The video distribution server YT1 continues transmission (distribution) of the data of the distribution video started in step St67 until the request for the end of transmission is received from the customer terminal CP1 (St68).

The customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) receives the data of the distribution video transmitted from the video distribution server YT1 in step St67 or step 68 and starts playback (St69). Further, the customer terminal CP1 (for example, the processor 21) switches and displays the reference camera image selection screen DV3 to the reference camera image viewing screen DV4 that reproduces the data of the distribution image transmitted from the image distribution server YT1 (St70). As a result, the customer terminal CP1 has a live video viewing screen DV1 that displays the live video MV1 so that it can be viewed on the left side of the screen, and a reference camera video viewing screen DV4 that displays the distribution video provided by the video distribution server YT1 on the right side of the screen. The camera image viewing screen WD13 having a two-screen configuration can be displayed.

As described above, in the network camera system 200 according to the second embodiment, the home camera MH1 is installed in the home CH1 of the target person (for example, customer CS1) who performs the hair arranging treatment, and images the back view of the target person during the hair arranging. It is possible. The terminal device (for example, the customer terminal CP1) is communicably connected to the home camera MH1 and accepts the operation of the target person. The customer terminal CP1 includes a display (for example, a display operation unit 23) capable of displaying a live image captured and distributed by the home camera MH1, and is a first operation by a target person for dividing and displaying a plurality of camera images. In response to (for example, tapping the two-screen icon IC17), the first screen showing the live image (for example, the live image viewing screen DV1) is displayed on the display. Further, the customer terminal CP1 shows the reference camera image in response to the second operation (for example, the operation for designating the display of the reference camera image) by the target person for displaying the reference camera image of the hair arrangement. (For example, the reference camera image viewing screen DV4) is displayed at a position different from the first screen of the display.

As a result, according to the network camera system 200, the customer terminal CP1 can display both a live image showing the state of hair arranging by itself and a camera image as a reference for hair arranging in a two-screen configuration. Therefore, the customer can compare the current live image of the hair arrangement by himself / herself with the camera image of the hair arrangement for reference while looking at the customer terminal CP1, so that the reproducibility of the hair arrangement can be improved. That is, according to the network camera system 200, the customer terminal CP1 can efficiently support the hair arranging treatment by the user (for example, the customer CS1) himself / herself.

In addition, the reference camera image is captured by a store camera installed in the store (for example, the store camera MP1) while the target person receives the hair arrangement treatment, and the attribute of data sharing to the customer terminal CP1 is set. It is a camera image or a still image. As a result, the customer CS1 can compare the live image of the hair arrangement by himself / herself with the camera image when he / she was treated at the beauty salon in the past. Reproducibility can be improved.

Further, the reference camera image is a video or a still image distributed from the video distribution server YT1 based on the access from the customer terminal CP1 to at least one video distribution server YT1. As a result, the customer CS1 can compare the current live image of the hair arrangement by himself / herself with the reference image provided by a third party that he / she likes, so he / she likes it. It is possible to improve the reproducibility of hair arrangements performed by a third party.

Further, the reference camera image is an image or a still image stored in the memory 22 included in the customer terminal CP1. As a result, the customer CS1 can compare the current live image of the hair arrangement by himself / herself with the image that he / she likes and saves in the customer terminal CP1, so that the reproducibility of the hair arrangement that he / she likes can be improved. Can be done.

Further, the customer terminal CP1 further includes an image pickup unit 29 that captures a front view of the target person. The reference camera image is an in-camera image or a still image of the front view of the subject captured by the image pickup unit 29. As a result, the customer CS1 can compare the live image showing the appearance of his / her back with the in-camera image or still image showing his / her front, so he / she can arrange his / her favorite hair from both the front and the back. Can improve the degree of perfection.

Further, the customer terminal CP1 stores the access destination information to the video distribution server previously accessed from the customer terminal CP1 in the memory 22. The customer terminal CP1 acquires access destination information from the memory 22 and displays it before accepting a second operation from the customer CS1 (for example, an operation of designating a distribution video such as an SNS that the customer CS1 wants to view as a reference camera video). The reference camera image selection screen DV3 including the access destination input field (for example, the URL input field FLD1) is displayed at the same position as the second screen. As a result, the customer CS1 can easily specify the reference camera image without the trouble of inputting the access destination of the distributed image such as the SNS that the customer CS1 wants to view as the reference camera image.

Further, the customer terminal CP1 includes a microphone MK2 that picks up the voice emitted by the target person (for example, the customer CS1), and is displayed on the second screen based on the voice of the target person picked up by the microphone MK2. Detects the operation related to the output of the camera image and executes the processing corresponding to the operation. The operations related to the output of the reference camera image referred to here include operations such as playing, pausing, fast-forwarding for a certain period of time, rewinding for a certain period of time, and resuming playback of the reference camera image. As a result, it may be difficult for the customer CS1 to use both of his / her hands to operate the customer terminal CP1 during hair arranging. Even in such a case, the customer CS1 can easily instruct the operation of the customer terminal CP1 by voice. The convenience regarding the operation of the customer terminal CP1 can be improved.

Although various embodiments have been described above with reference to the accompanying drawings, the present disclosure is not limited to such examples. It is clear that a person skilled in the art can come up with various modifications, modifications, substitutions, additions, deletions, and even examples within the scope of the claims. It is understood that it belongs to the technical scope of the present disclosure. Further, each component in the various embodiments described above may be arbitrarily combined as long as the gist of the invention is not deviated.

The present disclosure is useful as a terminal device, an attribute setting support method, and a program for efficiently setting attributes such as changing attributes of a plurality of camera images taken in a store without causing complicated user operations.

11,21,31 Processor 12,22,32 Memory 13,29 Imaging unit 16 Camera button 23 Display operation unit 100,200 Network camera system C1, C2 Wireless router MK1, MK2 Microphone MP1, MP2 Store camera NW network P1, P2 store Terminal CP1 Customer terminal S1 Management server

Claims (11)

A display that displays a file list with n (n: integers greater than or equal to 2) data file icons, and
An operation unit that accepts a selection operation of at least one file icon in the file list, and an operation unit.
When the first file icon is selected from m (an integer satisfying m: 2≤m≤n) selected from the n file icons, the first file icon is selected. A processor that displays an attribute change icon for collectively changing the attribute of each data indicated by the m file icons on the display based on the attribute of the data indicated by the above.
Terminal device. Each of the n data is a camera image captured by one or more cameras.
The terminal device according to claim 1. The camera image is an image taken by the one or more store cameras and showing a state of hair arranging from the back of the subject during the treatment.
The terminal device according to claim 2. The processor
According to the selection of the attribute change icon, the attribute of each camera image indicated by the m file icons is changed at once.
The terminal device according to claim 1. The attribute indicates whether or not the file of the camera image captured by the store camera is shared with the terminal owned by the target person.
The terminal device according to claim 3. The attribute indicates whether or not to protect the file of the camera image captured by the store camera.
The terminal device according to claim 3. The processor
Around the attribute change icon, supplementary information explaining the attribute change icon is displayed.
The terminal device according to claim 1. The attribute indicates three or more different states of the camera image file captured by the store camera.
The terminal device according to claim 3. It is an attribute setting support method executed by the terminal device.
A file list having n (n: integers of 2 or more) data file icons is displayed on the display.
Accepts the selection operation of at least one file icon in the file list,
When the first file icon is selected from m (an integer satisfying m: 2≤m≤n) selected from the n file icons, the first file icon is selected. Based on the attributes of the data indicated by, the attribute change icon for collectively changing the attributes of each data indicated by the m file icons is displayed on the display.
Attribute setting support method. It is an attribute setting support method for multiple files executed by the terminal device.
A file list having n (n: integers of 2 or more) camera image data file icons indicating customer images captured by one or more store cameras is displayed on the display.
Accepts the selection operation of the file icon of at least one camera image in the file list,
When the first file icon is selected from m (an integer satisfying m: 2≤m≤n) selected from the n file icons, the first file icon is selected. An attribute change icon for collectively changing the attributes of each camera image data indicated by the m file icons is displayed on the display based on the attributes of the camera image data indicated by.
Attribute setting support method. For terminal devices that are computers
The process of displaying a file list with n (n: integers of 2 or more) data file icons on the display, and
The process of accepting the selection operation of at least one file icon in the file list,
When the first file icon is selected from m (an integer satisfying m: 2≤m≤n) selected from the n file icons, the first file icon is selected. Based on the attributes of the data indicated by, the process of displaying the attribute change icon for collectively changing the attributes of each data indicated by the m file icons on the display is executed.
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