JP2023138715A - System and computer program - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a system and computer program, which allow users who are not at a venue of a sports, concert, or other event to feel as if they were at the venue while watching the event remotely, and can provide additional services to users who are at the venue.SOLUTION: A system provided herein is configured to perform: a venue information acquisition step of acquiring output information output by a venue output unit installed at a venue where a predetermined event is taking place; and an output step of having a terminal output unit of a user terminal device output the output information in accordance with the progress of the event.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to systems and computer programs.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, there is a system for remotely cheering on a game such as soccer or baseball (for example, see Patent Document 1). The system described in Patent Document 1 provides a support mission (rhythm game, etc.) to the user's (support user) own terminal. Then, cheering (audio or image) corresponding to the game result of the cheering mission is output to the stadium, which is the actual match venue.

Patent No. 6870143

However, with conventional remote cheering systems, although users can cheer on the match, they are limited to the information they hear or see when they actually visit the stadium (for example, sponsor advertisements played at the stadium). It was difficult to obtain.

Furthermore, it has been difficult for event organizers and the like to provide additional services and information to the smartphones of users (visitors) at the stadium. Therefore, there has been a need to provide even more added value for watching games.

An object of the present invention is to enable users who are not present at the venue to feel as if they were actually there when watching events such as sports or concerts remotely, and to provide additional services to users who are present at the venue. The object of the present invention is to provide a system and a computer program that can provide the following information.

The first invention is
A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the venue information acquisition step, acquire output information to be output to a venue output unit installed at the venue,
A predetermined event is held at the venue,
in the output step, causing a terminal output unit of the user terminal device to output the output information according to the progress of the event;
It is a system.

The second invention is
A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the venue information acquisition step, if it is determined that equipment used in the competition has collided with a predetermined area of the venue, output information is acquired;
The output information is sponsor information allocated to the predetermined area,
in the output step, causing a terminal output unit of the user terminal device to output the sponsor information;
It is a system.

The third invention is
A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the venue information acquisition step, when sponsor information installed at the venue appears in the distributed video, acquire the sponsor information,
A predetermined event is held at the venue,
In the output step, the terminal output unit of the user terminal device outputs the video to be distributed and the sponsor information separately from the video;
It is a system.

The fourth invention is
A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the venue information acquisition step, when it is determined that equipment used in the competition or an object thrown by a competitor has collided with a predetermined area of the venue, information on related users associated with the predetermined area is acquired. ,
A predetermined event is held at the venue,
in the output step, causing a terminal output unit of the user terminal device of the related user to output a specific image;
It is a system.

The fifth invention is
A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the sponsor information acquisition step, acquire multiple sponsor information associated with an event in which multiple participants participate,
Each of the plurality of sponsor information is associated with one of the plurality of participant information,
Each of the plurality of participant information is associated with any one of the plurality of sponsor information,
The participant information is information regarding any one of the plurality of participants,
In the reception step, selection information is received from the user terminal device,
The selection information is any one of the plurality of participant information selected based on the operation of the user operating the user terminal device,
in the output step, causing a terminal output unit of the user terminal device to output the sponsor information associated with the selection information;
It is a system.

Furthermore, a system that executes each of the following steps,
In the sponsor information acquisition step, acquire multiple sponsor information associated with an event in which multiple participants participate,
Each of the plurality of sponsor information is associated with one of the plurality of participant information,
Each of the plurality of participant information is associated with any one of the plurality of sponsor information,
The participant information is information regarding any one of the plurality of participants,
In the reception step, selection information is received from the user terminal device,
The selection information is any one of the plurality of participant information selected based on the operation of the user operating the user terminal device,
in the output step, causing a terminal output unit of the user terminal device to output the sponsor information associated with the selection information;
be able to.

Also,
In the output step, the selected information is selected based on the user's operation in at least one of a period before the start of the event, a period after the end, and a part of the period during which the event is being held. outputting sponsor information associated with participant information different from the participant information related to the event;
be able to.

Also,
The sponsor information is information regarding at least one of the name, mark, sponsor's product, and service indicating the sponsor of the event,
In the output step, displaying a support icon button including the sponsor information on the output unit of the user terminal device as output of the sponsor information based on the selection information;
The support icon button is an image for accepting a support operation for the participant selected based on the user's operation.
be able to.

Furthermore, a system that executes each of the following steps,
in the venue information acquisition step, acquiring video information of the event;
in the output step, outputting the support icon button together with the video of the event;
be able to.

Furthermore, a system that executes each of the following steps,
In the venue output step,
causing a venue output unit installed at the venue where the event is held to output reaction information in accordance with the progress of the event; and in accordance with the progress of the event, based on the operation results of the one or more support icon buttons; Output reaction information,
The operation result of the support icon button is a result based on operation information of the user's support icon button received from one or more of the user terminal devices,
be able to.

Furthermore, a system that executes each of the following steps,
in the execution step, executing a support mission for the user;
In the support mission, the user's operation on the user terminal device is requested,
In the venue output step, a venue output unit installed at the venue where the event is held outputs reaction information according to the result of the support mission.
be able to.

Also,
The support mission is a mission related to the sponsor of the participant selected based on the user's operation.
be able to.

The sixth invention is
A computer program that causes a computer to perform each of the following steps,
In the venue information acquisition step, acquire output information to be output to a venue output unit installed at the venue,
A predetermined event is held at the venue,
in the output step, causing a terminal output unit of the user terminal device to output the output information according to the progress of the event;
It is a computer program.

The seventh invention is
A computer program that causes a computer to perform each of the following steps,
In the venue information acquisition step, if it is determined that equipment used in the competition has collided with a predetermined area of the venue, output information is acquired;
The output information is sponsor information allocated to the predetermined area,
in the output step, causing a terminal output unit of the user terminal device to output the sponsor information;
It is a computer program.

The eighth invention is
A computer program that causes a computer to perform each of the following steps,
In the venue information acquisition step, when sponsor information installed at the venue appears in the distributed video, acquire the sponsor information,
A predetermined event is held at the venue,
In the output step, the terminal output unit of the user terminal device outputs the video to be distributed and the sponsor information separately from the video;
It is a computer program.

The ninth invention is
A computer program that causes a computer to perform each of the following steps,
In the venue information acquisition step, if it is determined that equipment used in the competition has collided with a predetermined area of the venue, information on related users associated with the predetermined area is acquired;
A predetermined event is held at the venue,
in the output step, causing a terminal output unit of the user terminal device of the related user to output a specific image;
It is a computer program.

The tenth invention is
A computer program that causes a computer to perform each of the following steps,
In the sponsor information acquisition step, acquire multiple sponsor information associated with an event in which multiple participants participate,
Each of the plurality of sponsor information is associated with one of the plurality of participant information,
Each of the plurality of participant information is associated with any one of the plurality of sponsor information,
The participant information is information regarding any one of the plurality of participants,
In the reception step, selection information is received from the user terminal device,
The selection information is any one of the plurality of participant information selected based on the operation of the user operating the user terminal device,
in the output step, causing a terminal output unit of the user terminal device to output the sponsor information associated with the selection information;
It is a computer program.

According to the present invention, when watching events such as sports or concerts remotely, users who are not present at the venue can feel as if they were there, and additional services can be provided to users who are at the venue. Systems and computer programs that can be provided can be provided.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a system in this embodiment. It is a diagram showing the configuration of a user terminal device included in the system in this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of an output device included in the system in this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display of a user terminal device of an application executed by the system in this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display of a user terminal device of an application executed by the system in this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display of a user terminal device of an application executed by the system in this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display of a user terminal device of an application executed by the system in this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display of a user terminal device of an application executed by the system in this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display of a user terminal device of an application executed by the system in this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display of a user terminal device of an application executed by the system in this embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows support execution processing in this embodiment.

[Embodiment]
A system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 11. Note that the system 1 and the processing procedure described below are merely examples, and the embodiments of the present invention are not limited thereto. The design of the system 1 and the processing procedure can be changed as appropriate without changing the gist of the present invention.
<System description>
The system 1 of this embodiment includes an application server device 2, a user terminal device 3, a support server device 4, and an output device 5 shown in FIGS. 1 to 3.

By these devices working together, the user can remotely watch the event being held at the venue using his or her own terminal (user terminal device 3).

Events include various events, entertainments, performances, etc., such as sports tournaments and matches. In this embodiment, a professional baseball game between team A (hereinafter referred to as the home team) and team B (hereinafter referred to as the away team) will be described as an example of an event. A baseball game is held in a stadium in real space.

The period from one hour before the start of the baseball game (opening time) to one hour after the game ends (closing time) corresponds to the "event period." The "play period" described later is a period during which baseball play continues during the event period. Further, the "non-play period" is, for example, a play suspension period such as a period of change of offense and defense in baseball, and is a period other than the play period within the event period.

The user can use the user terminal device 3 shown in FIG. 2 to view live video and audio of a match (stadium), perform cheering operations, view advertisements, play cheering missions, and the like.

The display 320 of the user terminal device 3 displays either the viewed image 80A (see FIGS. 4 to 9) or the viewed image 80B (see FIG. 10) by executing the application (application program). . Note that a touch pad 340 is arranged on the top surface of the display 320 to receive touch input from the user.

The user can select which team to support, team A or team B, by pressing a predetermined selection button during the event period.

The viewing image 80A is displayed on the user terminal device 3 of a user (hereinafter referred to as "user A") who has selected team A as the team to support.

Furthermore, the viewing image 80B is displayed on the user terminal device 3 of the user who selected team B (hereinafter referred to as "user B").

Note that in the following, when simply referred to as "user", it refers to both "user A" and "user B".

The viewing images 80A and 80B are images that match the team that the user supports (home team or away team), and are displayed in a format that corresponds to the sponsor of the team that the user supports. Sponsor information (including images) is stored in association with a team.

As shown in FIG. 4, the viewing image 80A is composed of a video area 81A, a support area 82A, a free area 83A, and the like.

In the video area 81A, a video corresponding to the progress of the match held at the stadium is displayed. Specifically, during the play period of the match, as shown in FIG. 4, a relay video of the match (distributed video) captured by a camera installed in the stadium is displayed in the video area 81A. Furthermore, the speaker 330 of the user terminal device 3 outputs audio corresponding to the video area 81A.

Further, during the playing period of a game, if a specific situation occurs such as a player of team A, who is supported by user A, hitting a home run, an image corresponding to the specific situation is combined with the relay video. For example, in a situation where a player of team A hits a home run, as shown in FIG. 81A.

These effect images are downloaded and stored in the user terminal device 3 via an Internet line or the like. Further, the user terminal device 3 displays these effect images by receiving a signal for displaying them from the application server device 2.

The sponsor information is information regarding at least one of the name, mark (logo), product, and service of the sponsor. Image 200 in FIG. 5 is an image of a product (beer) from a beverage manufacturer that is a sponsor of team A. On the other hand, if a player of team B, who is not supported by user A, hits a home run, the above-mentioned effect image is not displayed in user A's viewing image 80A.

In addition, the video area 81A includes a part of the event period excluding the play period (for example, the period before the start of the game, the period of changes in offense and defense, the period of checking decisions, the period of game interruptions such as player substitutions, and the period after the end of the game). During the non-play period, such as during the non-play period), the same image as that displayed on the large display (back screen) 521 (see FIG. 3) of the stadium is displayed. These images are displayed on the user terminal device 3 according to an output instruction to the user terminal device 3 that is transmitted together with an output instruction to the large display 521.

For example, a sponsor advertisement for the home stadium (the home team's stadium) is displayed on the large display 521 during the period of change of offense and defense (during the non-play period). Further, on the large display 521, for example, before the home team starts its attack in the bottom of the 7th inning, a performance video to encourage the home team is displayed as shown in FIG.

In FIG. 6, the same video as the sponsor advertisement displayed on the large display 521 is displayed in the video area 81A. At this time, audio matching the video is output from the speaker 330 of the user terminal device 3. The data necessary for outputting these images and sounds may be downloaded and stored in the user terminal device 3 via an Internet line or the like, or may be streamed.

Next, images of support icon buttons 91A to 94A of the team A to support are displayed in the support area 82A. The support icon buttons 91A to 94A accept support operations from the user. Further, the support icon buttons 91A to 94A include sponsor information (image) of team A. The support icon buttons 91A to 95A of this embodiment include images of products and services provided by the sponsor of team A.

In the support area 82A, for example, images of support icon buttons are displayed in two types of patterns: a first type and a second type. The first type is a pattern that is normally displayed. The second type is a pattern that is displayed in a specific situation, such as when a player of team A, whom the user supports, hits a home run.

That is, in the cheering area 82A, the image is normally displayed in the first type pattern, and only when the batter of team A hits a home run (in a specific situation), the image changes from the first type to the second type. You can switch to type display. These switching instructions are transmitted to the user terminal device 3 via an Internet line or the like.

Specifically, in the first type, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, images of four types of support icon buttons 91A to 94A are displayed in the support area 82A. For example, cheering according to the cheering icon button tapped by the user is output from the large display 521 and/or speaker 530 installed in the stadium and the display 320 and/or speaker 330 of the user terminal device 3. Specifically, when the user taps the "crackling" cheering icon button 93A, the large display 521 and/or the speaker 530 outputs video and/or audio of applause.

On the other hand, in the second type, for example, as shown in FIG. 5, a support icon button 95A is displayed. For example, when the user taps the cheering icon button 95A, an image celebrating a home run is displayed on the large display 521 in the stadium. In this way, the user's operation input signal is transmitted to the output device 5 via the Internet line, and output from the large display 521 and/or the speaker 530.

Next, an image of sponsor information is displayed in the free area 83A. For example, a sponsor's banner advertisement is displayed. In the free area 83A, banner advertisements of sponsors of the team A who support the team A are displayed as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6 during the period from before the game to after the game (event period), except when the interruption condition is met. Ru.

Specifically, in FIGS. 4 to 6, banner advertisements for products (eg, cars) sponsored by team A are displayed. For example, a banner advertisement includes a hyperlink to a website where the user can obtain information about (or purchase) the advertised product. Then, when the user A taps the banner advertisement, the sponsor's website is displayed on the user terminal device 3 of the user A.

When the interruption condition is satisfied, an image of the sponsor information of the stadium corresponding to the satisfied interruption condition or an image of the sponsor information of the opponent (team B) is displayed in the free area 83A.

The interrupt condition is, for example, when any one of Conditions 1 to 3 below is satisfied.

Stadium sponsors are companies that have sponsorship agreements with teams and stadiums. For example, it is a sponsor who has a contract to display advertisements on billboards installed in stadiums.

If either Condition 1 or Condition 2 below is satisfied, an image of sponsor information regarding the sponsor of the stadium is displayed.

Further, when the following condition 3 is satisfied, an image of sponsor information regarding the opponent's sponsor is displayed.

Condition 1: A match ball (an example of equipment) collided with a designated stadium signboard advertisement (an example of a designated area). Condition 2: A stadium advertisement was included in the broadcast video for a designated period of time. Condition 3: Specifying non-play periods, etc. Must be during the period

Condition 1 is satisfied, for example, when, during a game, a player (batter) hits a ball thrown by an opponent player (pitcher) and causes the ball to collide with a billboard advertisement (directly hitting a fence, directly hitting a billboard, etc.).

Billboard advertisements will be placed on the fence of the stadium or on the wall behind the spectator seating area.

Further, when condition 1 is satisfied, an image of sponsor information of the billboard advertisement is displayed in the free area 83A. Specifically, a banner advertisement of a sponsor of the billboard advertisement is displayed in the free area 83A. Note that the banner advertisement of the sponsor of the billboard advertisement may or may not be the same as the display of the billboard advertisement. That is, the banner advertisement of the sponsor of the billboard advertisement may be output content related to the same sponsor as the sponsor of the billboard advertisement.

This output instruction is transmitted from the application server device 2 to the user terminal device 3 via the Internet line.

Note that whether or not condition 1 is satisfied may be determined by image recognition, by input to the output device 5 by an operator, or by a sensor installed on a billboard advertisement. may be determined.

Condition 2 is satisfied, for example, when a stadium billboard advertisement or an advertisement displayed on the display 522 (for example, digital signage) installed in the stadium is included in the relay video for a predetermined period (for example, 3 seconds or more). .

The display 522 is installed at a position where it can be seen by the spectators attending the stadium and the viewers of the broadcast (distribution), such as on a wall separating the field where the game is played and the spectator seats.

If condition 2 is satisfied, an image of sponsor information included in the relay video is displayed in the free area 83A. Specifically, a banner advertisement of a sponsor included in the relay video is displayed.

For example, in FIG. 7, a relay video including a display 522 displaying an advertisement for a game application (Henachoco Baseball Game) is displayed in the video area 81A. A banner advertisement for this game application is displayed in the free area 83A.

When the user taps this banner advertisement, a game application download screen is displayed on the display 320 of the user terminal device 3. Note that the sponsor's banner advertisement in the relay video may or may not be the same as the display in the relay video. That is, the sponsor's banner advertisement in the relay video may have content related to the same sponsor (advertiser) as in the relay video.

In condition 3, for example, the period during which a player cheers on his opponent before a match corresponds to the specific period. During this specific period, as shown in FIG. 8, on the user terminal device 3 of user A who is supporting team A, an image of the sponsor information of team B, which is the opponent, is displayed in the support area 81A.

Further, when Condition 3 is satisfied, the user A can switch the free area 83A to the mission area 84A as shown in FIG. 9 by performing an execution operation. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the execution operation is to tap the touch pad 340 corresponding to the position where the support mission button 600 displayed in the viewing image 80A is displayed.

As shown in FIG. 9, images of support missions are displayed in the mission area 84A. The support mission is a mission related to the sponsor of team A selected based on the user's operation.

The support mission is, for example, a video game, and requires the user to clear the game. Cheering video and cheering audio according to the result (play result) of each user's cheering mission are displayed on the large display 521 and speakers 530 of the stadium.

Specifically, the support mission game is a rhythm game. A rhythm game is a game that requires a user to perform a predetermined operation (for example, a tap) at a predetermined instruction timing displayed on a game image in accordance with game audio. In this rhythm game, the smaller the difference between the instruction timing and the user's operation timing, the higher the evaluation.

The game sound output in the rhythm game is, for example, a cheering song for team A that user A supports, or a song used in a sponsor's advertisement. On the other hand, in the case of user B of team B, who supports team B, a cheering song for team B or a song used in a sponsor's advertisement is used. Further, the song may be a song that is common to user A and user B (for example, a national anthem, a song sung during the 7th Inning Stretch, etc.).

For example, a support mission can be performed at a predetermined time depending on the start time of the game (for example, 10 minutes before the game starts), after the top of the 7th inning in the case of baseball, or when a player hits a home run. In the case of soccer, it can be executed immediately before kickoff or during the play period, such as when a goal is scored. Therefore, since the support mission button 600 is displayed only during the period when the support mission can be executed, it is possible to maintain a balance between displaying the sponsor advertisement and displaying the support mission.

When user A taps the support mission button 600 in FIG. 8, the free area 83A is switched to the mission area 84A, and the game image of the rhythm game is displayed, as shown in FIG. In this embodiment, each user who supports the same team can play the same rhythm game.

Then, the play results of each user are tallied for each team, and cheering videos and the like for the teams with good tally results are output from the large display 521 and/or speaker 530 and the display 320 and/or speaker 330 of the user terminal device 3. .

Note that the viewing image 80B displayed on the user terminal device 3 of user B who has selected to support team B is also composed of a video area 81B, a cheering area 82B, a banner area 83B, a mission area 84B, etc., similarly to the viewing image 80A. be done. FIG. 10 shows a viewing image 82B supporting team B at the timing when the image supporting team A in FIG. 4 is displayed. Note that the image of sponsor information displayed in the support area 82B and the banner area 83B is an image of the sponsor information of the team B to support.

For example, in a situation where a player of team B hits a home run, a performance image including an image of team B's sponsor information and an image of "HOME RUN!!" is displayed in the video area 81B superimposed on the relay video.

FIG. 10 is an example of a viewing image 80B when a player of team A, who is not supported by user B, hits a home run. Even if a player of team A, who B is not rooting for, hits a home run, the image "HOME RUN!!" may be displayed on user B's user terminal device 3.

Furthermore, for example, in the support area 82B, images of support icon buttons 91B to 95B (95B is not shown) are displayed so as to include team B's sponsor information, as shown in FIG.

In addition, in the video area 81B, some periods excluding the play period from the event period (for example, the period before the start of the game, the period of change of offense and defense, the period of confirmation of decisions, the period of game interruption such as player substitution, the end of the game) In a later period (non-play period), the same video (audio) as the video displayed on the large display 521 is played.

This means that if user B actually goes to the stadium (team A's home stadium A) to cheer, even if user B is cheering for team B (the away team), team A's sponsors will be at stadium A. This is because the same video (audio) is played back to user A and user B.

As a result, user A, who is not actually in stadium A, can feel as if he or she has visited the home stadium, and user B, who is not actually in stadium A, can also feel as if he or she has visited an away stadium. .

Further, in the free area 83B, a banner advertisement of the sponsor of the team B who is supporting is displayed during the period from before the match to after the match, except when the interrupt condition is satisfied.

Note that the cheering mission when switching from the free area 83B to the mission area 84B (84B is not shown) based on the user B's execution operation is used as a cheering song for team B or advertisements for sponsors, etc., as described above. It is a rhythm game using songs that are

<System hardware configuration>
As shown in FIG. 1, the system 1 includes an application server device (computer) 2, a plurality of user terminal devices (computers) 3, a support server device (computer) 4, and an output device 5. The application server device 2, the plurality of user terminal devices 3, the support server device 4, and the output device 5 are connected so that they can communicate with each other via a communication network 6 such as the Internet or a LAN.

Note that a user account is assigned to each user terminal device 3 in association with the user terminal device 3. This user account is managed as a user ID (user identification information).

When the user terminal device 3 communicates with the application server device 2 via the communication network 6, the user ID is transmitted from the user terminal device 3. The transmitted user ID is subjected to a predetermined authentication at the server device 2. This enables communication between the application server device 2 and the user terminal device 3.

<Hardware configuration of application server device>
The application server device 2 includes various functions for providing the user terminal device 3 with information regarding the progress of the application.

The application server device 2 provides each user terminal device 3 with various image information and the like for generating the viewing images 80A and 80B of the application described above, for example.

Further, the application server device 2 controls the progress of the support mission executed by each user terminal device 3 while providing each user terminal device 3 with image information for generating a game image of the support mission (game). .

The application server device 2 includes a control section 20, a network interface 21, and a storage section 22. Network interface 21 and storage section 22 are electrically connected to control section 20 via bus 29 .

The network interface 21 is connected so as to be able to communicate with each user terminal device 3 and the support server device 4 via a communication network 6 such as the Internet and a LAN.

The storage unit 22 stores various information and data. The storage unit 22 includes an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), an SSD (Solid State Drive), a RAM (Random Access Memory), a ROM (Read Only Memory), and the like.

The storage unit 22 stores a control program (computer program) and various control data for controlling the progress of an application on the user terminal device 3. Note that this control program also includes a program and game data for controlling the progress of the support mission.

Furthermore, the storage unit 22 stores a distribution program and data for distributing an application program for the user terminal device 3.

Further, the storage unit 22 stores a user DB 221.

The user DB 221 is a database that stores information regarding users who use the system 1. For example, the user DB 221 stores each user's account information (for example, user ID, etc.), support team (selection information), each user's game information, etc. as one record. The game information of each user includes, for example, grades (game results).

The control unit 20 controls the operation of the application server device 2. The control unit 20 transmits and receives various information and data, and processes various information and data. The control unit 20 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a semiconductor memory, and the like (not shown).

<Description of the functions of the control unit of the application server device>
The control unit 20 of the application server device 2 functions as the following means and executes the following steps by executing the above-mentioned computer program.

<Explanation of venue information acquisition steps>
The control unit 20 executes the venue information acquisition step by functioning as a venue information acquisition unit. Below, processing executed by the control unit 20 as venue information acquisition means will be described.

The control unit 20 acquires output information that is output to a large display 521, a display 522, and a speaker 530 (an example of a venue output unit) installed in a venue (stadium). The output information is, for example, image information of an image displayed on the large display 521 and audio information of the audio output from the speaker 530. The control unit 20 acquires this output information from the support server 4.

In addition, the control unit 20 determines that a ball (an example of equipment) used in a baseball game has collided with a billboard advertisement or audience seats (an example of a predetermined area) installed on the wall of the venue (stadium). In this case, the output information is acquired from the support server device 4.

That is, the output information displayed in the free areas 83A and 83B is obtained when the above-mentioned condition 1 is satisfied. For example, when a ball collides with a billboard advertisement, the output information is sponsor information assigned to the billboard advertisement.

Furthermore, when sponsor information installed at the stadium is shown in the relay video to be distributed, the control unit 20 acquires the sponsor information.

If this relay video includes sponsor information such as a stadium advertisement, the control unit 20 acquires the sponsor information. Note that whether or not the relay video includes sponsor information can be determined by conventionally known image recognition processing.

That is, when the above-mentioned condition 2 is satisfied, the control unit 20 acquires the sponsor information displayed in the free areas 83A and 83B. As a result, the relay video is displayed in the viewing areas 81A and 81B, and the sponsor information shown in the relay video is displayed in the free area 83A.

Furthermore, the control unit 20 acquires information on the progress of the baseball game. For example, information on the pregame period, during the game (during the playing period, during the non-playing period), and the postgame period is included in the progress information. Additionally, information on a specific period of condition 3 is also acquired. Further, information on hitting a home run is also included in the progress information. The control unit 20 acquires progress information from the support server 4.

<Explanation of steps to obtain sponsor information>
The control unit 20 executes the sponsor information acquisition step by functioning as a sponsor information acquisition means. Below, the process executed by the control unit 20 as a sponsor information acquisition means will be explained.

The control unit 20 acquires a plurality of pieces of sponsor information associated with an event in which a plurality of participants participate.

Each piece of sponsor information is associated with one of the pieces of participant information.

On the other hand, each piece of participant information is associated with one of the pieces of sponsor information.

In the participant information, competing teams A and B correspond to participants. Team A and team B each have a sponsor (such as a company). The participant information is, for example, identification information (team ID) of team A and team B.

Further, the sponsor information associated with the participant information is the sponsor information of the cheering teams included in the cheering icon buttons 91A to 95A and 91B to 95B described above. Furthermore, except when Condition 1 and Condition 2 are satisfied, information for displaying banner advertisements of the sponsors of the cheering teams mentioned above in the free areas 83A and 83B is also included in the sponsor information associated with the participant information. Applicable.

<Explanation of reception steps>
The control unit 20 executes the reception step by functioning as a reception means. Below, the processing executed by the control unit 20 as a reception means will be explained.

The control unit 20 receives selection information from the user terminal device 3. The selection information is the team ID of either team A or team B selected based on the user's operation.

<Explanation of output steps>
The control unit 20 executes the output step by functioning as an output means. Below, the processing executed by the control unit 20 as an output means will be explained.

The control unit 20 causes the display 320 and speaker 330 (an example of a terminal output unit) of the user terminal device 3 to output output information in accordance with the progress of the event.

Further, the control unit 20 outputs sponsor information associated with the aforementioned selection information, such as the support icon buttons 91A to 95A.

The control unit 20 transmits various information to the user terminal device 3 to cause the display 320 and the speaker 330 to output based on the various output information and selection information described above according to the progress of the event (the progress of the match). do. As a result, viewing images 80A and 80B as shown in FIGS. 4 to 10 are displayed on the display 320.

<Explanation of execution steps>
The control unit 20 executes the execution steps by functioning as an execution unit. Below, the processing executed by the control unit 20 as an execution means will be explained.

The control unit 20 executes a support mission for the user.

As mentioned above, the support mission is a rhythm game. In the support mission, user operations on the user terminal device 3 are required.

Based on the selection information, the control unit 20 provides the user terminal device 3 with a rhythm game using a cheering song for a team to support or a song used in a sponsor's advertisement. That is, the support mission is a mission related to the sponsor of the team being supported.

The control unit 20 calculates the play result of the user by evaluating the timing of the user's operation of the rhythm game.

For each team, the control unit 20 aggregates the play results of users who support that team.

<Explanation of venue output steps>
The control unit 20 executes the venue output step by functioning as a venue output means. Below, the processing executed by the control unit 20 as venue output means will be described.

The control unit 20 causes a large display 521 and a speaker 530 (an example of a venue output unit) installed in the stadium to output output information in accordance with the progress of the baseball game.

The control unit 20 causes the large display 521 and the speaker 530 to output output information based on the user's operation results of the support icon buttons 91A to 95A and 91B to 95B. Specifically, the control unit 20 outputs output information in accordance with the result based on the operation information of which of the support icon buttons 91A to 95A and 91B to 95B is operated (tapped) by the user.

Note that the result based on the operation information of the support icon button button may be the result based on the operation information of a plurality of users. In this case, for example, when a predetermined number of users or more tap the same type of support icon button, an image or the like corresponding to the support icon button is output to the large display 521.

Further, the control unit 20 causes the large display 521 or the like to output output information according to the result of the support mission (rhythm game). Specifically, cheering video and cheering audio for teams with good tally results are output to large display 521 and speaker 530 immediately before the start of the match.

<Hardware configuration of user terminal device>
The user terminal device 3 is a terminal device capable of executing applications and video games, such as a smart device such as a smartphone, a personal computer, a PlayStation (registered trademark), an XBox (registered trademark), or a Nintendo Switch (registered trademark). It is a device composed of

In this embodiment, a smartphone will be described as a user terminal device 3. The user terminal device 3 includes a display 320, a speaker 330, and a touch pad 340. The user terminal device 3 executes the application to display the aforementioned viewing images 80A and 80B, and transmits the operation information (operation signal) input by the user to the application server device 2.

As shown in FIG. 2, the user terminal device 3 includes a control section 30, a network interface 31, a graphics processing section 32, an audio processing section 33, an operation section 34, and a storage section 35.

The network interface 31 , the graphic processing section 32 , the audio processing section 33 , the operation section 34 , and the storage section 35 are electrically connected to the control section 30 via a bus 39 .

The control unit 30 controls the operation of the user terminal device 3. The control unit 30 transmits and receives various kinds of information and data, and processes various kinds of information and data. The control unit 30 includes a CPU and a semiconductor memory (not shown). The functions of the control unit 30 will be described later.

The network interface 31 is communicably connected to the communication network 6 in order to transmit and receive various data between the user terminal device 3 and the application server device 2 or the support server device 4.

The graphic processing unit 32 draws various images in a moving image format according to various image information output from the control unit 30. The image drawn by the graphic processing unit 32 is output (displayed) on the display 320. For example, the graphic processing unit 32 displays the viewing images 80A, 80B, etc. as various images in a moving image format on the display 320.

The audio processing unit 33 causes the speaker 330 to output (reproduce) various sounds according to various audio information output from the control unit 30 . For example, the audio processing unit 33 causes the speaker 330 to output the sounds of images displayed in the video areas 81A and 81B as various sounds.

The operation unit 34 receives an operation signal from the user. An operation signal from a user is input to the operation unit 34 via a touch pad 340 that is an input position detection device. Touch pad 340 is placed on the top surface of display 320.

The user can send operation information (operation signal ).

The storage unit 35 is composed of an HDD, SSD, RAM, ROM, and the like. The storage unit 35 stores various data downloaded from the application server device 2, various programs such as application programs, and the like. Furthermore, the storage unit 35 stores a user ID used in the application server device 2.

<Description of the functions of the control unit of the user terminal>
The control unit 30 functions as the following means and executes the following steps by executing the application program downloaded from the application server device 2.

<Explanation of application execution steps>
The control unit 30 executes the application execution step by functioning as an application execution unit. Below, processing executed by the control unit 30 as an application execution unit will be described.

The control unit 30 allows the user to select a team to support based on the operation of the touch pad 340.

Further, the control unit 50 receives a user's operation on a support icon button displayed on the display 521.

Further, the control unit 30 causes the display 320 to display the viewing images 80A, 80B, etc. based on the user's operation and information transmitted from the application server device 2.

<Explanation of communication steps>
The control unit 30 executes the communication step by functioning as a communication means. Below, processing executed by the control unit 30 as a communication means will be explained.

The control unit 30 receives information such as an application program, image information to be displayed on the application screen, and audio information from the application server device 2, for example.

Further, the control unit 30 transmits user identification information (user ID), selection information, support icon button operation information, support mission operation information, etc. to the application server device 2 based on the user's operation, for example.

<Hardware configuration of support server device>
The support server device 4 includes various functions for providing the application server device 2 with information regarding the baseball game at the stadium.

The support server device 4 also includes various functions for controlling output to the output device 5 of the stadium.

As shown in FIG. 1, the support server device 4 includes a control section 40, a network interface 41, and a storage section 42.

Network interface 41 and storage section 42 are electrically connected to control section 40 via bus 49.

The control unit 40 controls the operation of the support server device 4. The control unit 40 transmits and receives various kinds of information and data, and processes various kinds of information and data. The control unit 40 includes a CPU and a semiconductor memory (not shown). The functions of the control unit 40 will be described later.

The network interface 41 is communicatively connected to the game server device 2 and the output device 5 via a communication network 6 such as the Internet and a LAN.

The storage unit 42 stores various information and data. The storage unit 42 includes an HDD, SSD, RAM, ROM, and the like.

The storage unit 42 stores a computer program and data for determining an output target of the output device 5 and giving an output instruction to cause the output device 5 to output the determined output target.

Further, the storage unit 42 stores, for example, output information to be output to the large display 521, the display 522, and the speaker 530.

The storage unit 42 also stores computer programs and data for transmitting various data to the application server device 2.

The support DB 421 is a database that stores multiple types of support image information and multiple types of support voice information that are output targets of the output device 5 as data for executing output instructions.

In this embodiment, the support DB 421 stores output information (support image information and support voice information) corresponding to the support icon buttons 91A to 95A and 91B to 95B.

Furthermore, the support DB 421 stores output information (support image information and support voice information) for the winning team in the support mission for each team A and team B.

Furthermore, the support DB 421 stores various types of sponsor information as data to be output by the user terminal device 3. For example, sponsor information for each team used in the cheering areas 82A and 82B, sponsor information when a ball collides with a billboard advertisement, etc. are stored.

<Description of the functions of the control unit of the support server device>
The control unit 40 of the support server device 4 functions as the following means and executes the following steps by executing the above-mentioned program.

<Description of event output step>
The control unit 40 executes the event output step by functioning as an event output means. Below, processing executed by the control unit 40 as an event output means will be described.

The control unit 40 outputs various images and sounds to the large display 521, display 522, and speaker 530 of the output device 5 in accordance with the progress of the baseball game.

Further, the control unit 40 transmits information on the progress of the baseball game to the application server device 2. Information on the progress of the baseball game is set by, for example, the administrator of the support server device 4.

<Explanation of video acquisition steps>
The control unit 40 executes a video acquisition step by functioning as a video acquisition unit. Below, processing executed by the control unit 40 as a moving image acquisition means will be described.

The control unit 40 acquires relay video information (including audio information) of a baseball game at the stadium. The relay video information is acquired from a video server device (not shown) via the communication network 6, for example.

The control unit 40 also acquires image information (including audio information) displayed on the large display 521 of the stadium. The control unit 40 may acquire the image information of the image to be displayed on the large display 521 at the timing when the image is generated. Further, the control unit 40 transmits the acquired video information and the like to the application server device 2.

<Explanation of collision point acquisition step>
The control unit 40 executes the collision location acquisition step by functioning as a collision location acquisition unit. Below, a description will be given of the processing executed by the control unit 40 as the collision location acquisition means.

The control unit 40 acquires information on the billboard advertisement that the ball collided with from the output device 5 installed in the stadium. For example, identification information (signboard ID) of billboard advertisement information is acquired.

The control unit 40 also acquires sponsor information corresponding to the signboard ID from the storage unit 42.

Then, the control unit 40 transmits (instructs to output) the collision occurrence information and the acquired sponsor information to the application server device 2.

<Explanation of image judgment step>
The control unit 40 executes the image determination step by functioning as an image determination unit. Below, a description will be given of the processing executed by the control unit 40 as an image determining means.

The control unit 40 determines whether sponsor information of the stadium is included in the relay video acquired in the video acquisition step (whether it continues to be displayed for a predetermined period of time). In this case, the control unit 40 performs image recognition processing on the relay video information, for example. Based on this image recognition process, if it is determined that the relay video includes sponsor information, the control unit 40 generates projection information.

The control unit 40 transmits sponsor information corresponding to the stadium sponsor information included in the relay video to the application server device 2.

<Explanation of support output instruction step>
The control unit 40 executes the support output instruction step by functioning as a support output instruction means. Below, the process executed by the control unit 40 as the support output instruction means will be explained.

The control unit 40 also selects outputs transmitted from the application server device 2 from among a plurality of output targets (multiple types of support images and multiple types of support sounds) managed in the support DB 421 stored in the storage unit 42. Determine the output target (output information) according to the instruction.

Further, the control unit 40 transmits an output instruction signal including information on the determined output target to the output device 5 (output instruction).

<Hardware configuration of output device>
The output device 5 is placed in the stadium and has various functions for controlling the output of stadium images and the like.

As shown in FIG. 3, the output device 5 includes a control section 50, a network interface 51, a graphic processing section 52, an audio processing section 53, a storage section 54, and a sensor section 55.

The network interface 51, the graphic processing section 52, the audio processing section 53, the storage section 54, and the sensor section 55 are electrically connected to the control section 50 via a bus 59.

The control unit 50 controls the operation of the output device 5. The control unit 50 includes a CPU and a semiconductor memory (not shown). The functions of the control unit 50 will be described later.

The network interface 51 is connected to the communication network 6 in order to transmit and receive various data to and from the support server device 4 .

The graphic processing unit 52 is connected to a large display 521 and a display 522. The graphic processing unit 52 outputs (displays) various images (sponsor information, support images, etc.) on the large display 521 and the display 522 in accordance with the various image information output from the control unit 50.

Audio processing section 53 is connected to speaker 530. The audio processing unit 53 causes the speaker 530 to output (reproduce) various sounds according to various audio information output from the control unit 50 .

The storage unit 54 is composed of an HDD, SSD, RAM, ROM, etc., and stores various information and data.

The storage unit 54 stores a program and data for executing an output process for outputting an output target (output information) to the large display 521, the display 522, and the speaker 530 in accordance with an output instruction from the support server device 4. There is.

The storage unit 54 also stores a program and data for transmitting the signboard ID to the support server device 4 when a ball collides with a signboard advertisement.

The sensor section 55 is connected to a plurality of collision detection sensors 550.

Each of the plurality of collision detection sensors 550 is placed on a corresponding billboard advertisement, and detects a collision of a ball with the billboard advertisement.

The sensor unit 55 also acquires a collision detection signal along with identification information (sensor ID) from each of the plurality of collision detection sensors 550. Note that the sensor ID also functions as a signboard ID.

<Description of the functions of the control unit of the output device>
The control unit 50 of the output device 5 functions as the following means and executes the following steps by executing the above-mentioned program.

<Explanation of communication steps>
The control unit 50 executes the communication step by functioning as a communication means. Below, processing executed by the control unit 50 as a communication means will be explained.

The control unit 50 communicates with the support server device 4 via the network interface 51. The control unit 50 receives, for example, an output instruction including information (image information, audio information, etc.) to be outputted from the support server device 4.

Further, the control unit 50 transmits the detected signboard ID (sensor ID) to the support server device 4.

<Explanation of output steps>
The control unit 50 executes the output step by functioning as an output means. Below, the processing executed by the control unit 50 as an output means will be explained.

The control unit 50 extracts the output target (output information) from the output instruction received from the support server device 4 and outputs it to the graphic processing unit 52 and the audio processing unit 53. As a result, the graphic processing unit 52 outputs (displays) the cheering image on the large display 521, and the audio processing unit 53 outputs (reproduces) cheering audio from the speaker 502.

<Explanation of support execution process>
Hereinafter, with reference to FIG. 11, the support execution process of the present invention performed in the system 1 will be described. In FIG. 11, one user terminal device 3 will be used for explanation, but a plurality of user terminal devices 3 may be used.

First, the control unit 30 of the user terminal device 3 executes a login step and a selection step, and receives a support team selection operation from the user (step S10). Further, in the selection step, the control unit 30 transmits selection information (team ID) to the application server device 2. For example, after the application is started, the user terminal device 3 displays a selection screen for selecting which team to support, and allows the user to select the team to support via the touch pad 340.

Next, the control unit 20 of the application server device 2 executes a receiving step and receives the received selection information (step S20). For example, the control unit 20 registers the selection information in the user DB 221 in association with the user ID of this user.

Next, the control unit 20 of the application server device 2 starts executing the information acquisition/output step, acquires various information from the support server 4, and transmits output information to the display 320 and speaker 330 of the user terminal device 3. (Step S21).

For example, the control unit 20 requests (transmission request) the support server device 4 to transmit various information such as relay video, sponsor information of each team, collision occurrence information and its sponsor information, projection information and its sponsor information. .

Furthermore, based on the selection information of the user terminal device 3, the control unit 20 sends an output instruction including relay video, support team sponsor information, etc. to the user terminal device 3 in order to display the above-mentioned viewing image 80A (80B). Send to. Note that the information acquisition/output step is repeated until step S26, which will be described later. Further, the relay video is broadcast, for example, from 30 minutes before the start of the game until the interview with the manager or players after the game ends.

Next, the control unit 40 of the support server device 4 starts an information acquisition/transmission step based on the transmission request from the application server device 2 (step S31).

In this step, various information such as match progress information, broadcast video, sponsor information for each team, collision occurrence information and its sponsor information, projection information and its sponsor information, etc. is acquired and transmitted. be done.

For example, the control unit 40 requests the output device 5 to transmit information on the signboard ID of the signboard that the ball collided with. The control unit 40 also executes relay video acquisition processing, image determination processing, and the like. Note that the information acquisition/transmission step is repeated until step S36, which will be described later.

Next, the control unit 50 of the output device 5 executes a collision information transmission step based on the transmission request from the support server device 4 (step S41). In this step, the control unit 50 detects the signboard that the ball collided with, and transmits the signboard ID to the support server device 4. Note that the collision information sending step is repeatedly performed up to step S46, which will be described later.

Further, the control unit 30 of the user terminal device 3 executes an output step based on the output start instruction from the application server device 2 (step S11). Thereby, based on the various information received from the application server device 2, the viewing image 80A (80B) is displayed on the display 320 and the audio is output. Note that the output step is repeatedly performed up to step S16, which will be described later.

Next, the control unit 30 of the user terminal device 3 executes a mission request step when the user performs a support mission execution operation, and transmits a request for a support mission to the application server device 2 (step S12). As described above, when the user taps the support mission button 600 (touch pad 340 corresponding to the position where the support mission button 600 is displayed), an execution operation is accepted.

Next, when the control unit 20 of the application control server device 2 receives a support mission request from the user terminal device 3, it executes a support mission execution step (step S22). That is, the control unit 20 transmits game progress information for playing the rhythm game to the user terminal device 3 in order to cause the user terminal device 3 to execute the rhythm game of the support mission.

The control unit 20 also receives rhythm game operation information from the user terminal device 3 and evaluates the rhythm game. The evaluation is registered as the user's game result.

Next, the control unit 30 of the user terminal device 3 executes a support mission execution operation step based on the received game progress information (step 13). Specifically, as shown in FIG. 9, the game screen is displayed on the display 320 (mission area 84A or 84B), and the speaker 330 outputs music related to the sponsor of the supporting team.

Each user operates the touch pad 340 to play the rhythm game. For example, in FIG. 9, the user is requested to perform a tap operation at the timing when a note moving from the right end to the left end of the mission area 84A (or 84B) overlaps the line L.

The user terminal device 3 transmits the input operation information (operation signal) to the application server device 2. The control unit 20 of the application server device 2 performs evaluation based on user operation information. Through these processes, the support mission is executed.

Next, the control unit 20 of the application server device 2 executes a venue output (mission) step when the support mission executable period has elapsed (step S24). Specifically, the control unit 20 aggregates the game results of all the users' support missions for each team, and transmits a support output instruction M including the team ID of the winning team to the support server device 4.

Note that the control unit 20 determines whether or not the support mission executable period has elapsed based on the match start time and the current time.

Next, when the control unit 40 of the support server device 4 receives the support output instruction M from the application server device 2, it executes an output target determination step (step S34).

Specifically, the control unit 40 determines the output target (output information) based on the contents of the support output instruction, and instructs the output device 5 to output the output information. For example, when the control unit 40 receives the support output instruction M, the control unit 40 selects a plurality of output targets (multiple types of support images and multiple types of support voices) managed in the support DB 421 based on the team ID of the winning team. A cheering image etc. of the winning team is selected from among them, and a cheering output instruction M including this output target is transmitted to the output device 5.

Next, the control unit 50 of the output device 5 executes an image/audio output step based on the support output instruction M from the support server device 4 (step S44). In this step, the control unit 50 outputs the output target based on the support output instruction M to the large display 521 and the speaker 530.

Furthermore, when the user operates the support icon button, the control unit 30 of the user terminal device 3 executes a support request step and transmits the operation information (icon ID) to the application server device 2 (step S15). As described above, the operation is accepted when the user taps the support icon button (touch pad 340 corresponding to the position where the support icon button is displayed).

Next, when the control unit 20 of the application control server device 2 receives the operation information for the support icon button from the user terminal device 3, it executes a venue output (icon) step (step S25). Specifically, the control unit 20 transmits a support output instruction I including operation information (icon ID) to the support server device 4.

Next, when the control unit 40 of the support server device 4 receives the support output instruction I from the application server device 2, it starts an output target determination step (step S34).

Specifically, the control unit 40 determines the output target (output information) based on the content of the support output instruction I, and instructs the output device 5 to output the output information. For example, when receiving the support output instruction I, the control unit 40 selects a plurality of output targets (multiple types of support images and multiple types of support voices) managed in the support DB 421 based on the icon ID of the support icon button. A support image or the like based on the support icon button is selected from among them, and a support output instruction I including this output target is transmitted to the output device 5.

Next, the control unit 50 of the output device 5 executes an image/audio output step based on the support output instruction I from the support server device 4 (step S44). In this step, the control unit 50 outputs the output target based on the support output instruction I to the large display 521 and the speaker 530.

Further, selection of the support icon button can be accepted any number of times from the start of the output step in step S11 to the end of the output step in step S16.

Next, the control unit 40 of the support server device 4 ends the information acquisition/transmission step when the video display is terminated, such as when the broadcast video of the baseball game cannot be acquired (step S36). The control unit 40 of the support server device 4 transmits a termination instruction to the application server device 2 and the output device 5.

Next, when the control unit 50 of the output device 5 receives the termination instruction from the support server device 4, it terminates the collision determination step (step S46).

Next, when the control unit 20 of the application server device 2 receives the termination instruction from the support server device 4, it terminates the information acquisition/output step (step S26). In this step, the control unit 20 of the application server device 2 transmits service termination information to the user terminal device 3.

Next, when the control unit 20 of the user terminal device 3 receives the service termination notification from the application server device 2, it ends the output step (step S16).
Through the above procedure, the support execution process of the present invention is executed.

To summarize the above, the present invention:
A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the venue information acquisition step, sponsor information such as advertisements to be output on a large display 521 installed in the stadium where the baseball game is held is acquired;
In the output step, the sponsor information is output to the display 320 of the user terminal device 2 according to the progress of the baseball game.
It is a system.

<Effects of the invention>
According to the present invention, when remotely watching events such as sports or concerts, users who are not present at the venue can feel as if they were there, and additional services can be provided to users who are at the venue. Systems and computer programs that can be provided can be provided.

Further, according to the present invention, sponsors can also have users view sponsor advertisements in stadiums, which were rarely displayed on user terminal devices in the past.

Additionally, there are benefits for teams participating in the event, such as the ability to acquire remote-only sponsors.

Further, even for users who are present at the venue, event organizers and the like can provide additional services to attendees' smartphones and the like.

In addition, users who are present at the venue and users who are not at the venue can experience that they are rooting for their support team together.

Distribution, advertisements, support, mini-games, detailed match information, gift applications, etc. can be displayed in conjunction with each other on a single screen, and a user-friendly UI (user interface) can be constructed.

[Other embodiments]
In the embodiment described above, the event was a baseball game, but it may also be a game of other sports such as soccer or martial arts, a live performance by an artist, or e-sports.

Unlike the embodiment described above, for example, before a game and during halftime, not only sponsor advertisements for the home team but also sponsor advertisements for the away team are displayed to users who support the home team and users who support the away team. It may be displayed commonly on user terminal devices. In this case, the user can see a sponsor advertisement that is output in a real stadium but would not be viewed if the match was played without spectators.

Furthermore, unlike the embodiments described above, the support icon buttons displayed in the support area may change depending on the scene, the progress of the event, and the degree of selection by the user. For example, if the user does not often press the support icon button on which beer is displayed, the button may be switched to another support icon button.

In addition, the output information corresponding to the support icon button (for example, Okay!, Wow!) can be selected by the user from multiple candidates (Wow!, Seriously!, Ah (disappointment), crackling, etc.). may be possible.

Furthermore, unlike the embodiments described above, sponsor advertisements for teams supported by users may be displayed differently for each user. For example, the user may be able to select a favorite sponsor from a plurality of sponsors, or the sponsor may be automatically selected according to the user's attributes. In this case, the selected sponsor's advertisement and support icon button are displayed on the user terminal device.

For example, even if users support the same team, sponsor advertisements may change depending on the user's attributes. Specifically, when the sponsor is a pharmaceutical company, for example, if the user is a man, an advertisement for eye drops is displayed, and if the user is a woman, an advertisement for cosmetics is displayed. Furthermore, if the sponsor is a beverage manufacturer and the user is a minor, an advertisement for soft drinks is displayed instead of an advertisement for alcohol.

Further, in the above embodiment, an example is described in which the support icon button is an icon displaying a sponsor's product, etc., but for example, the background of the screen displaying the relay video may be an image of the sponsor. .

Also, unlike the embodiment described above, when an image such as "HOME RUN!!" or "GOAL!!" is displayed depending on the progress of the match, the sponsor's logo or product image is also displayed. It's okay. For example, if the sponsor is an automobile manufacturer, "HOME RUN!!" is displayed, as well as an image of the car running.

Further, a support icon button for presentation may be displayed as a sponsor advertisement. For example, when the support icon button for this production is pressed a predetermined number of times (for example, 10,000 times), images and sounds (such as jingles) used in the sponsor advertisement are displayed on the display of the user terminal device and/or the stadium. may be done.

Furthermore, in the above case, when the support icon button is pressed, not only a sponsor advertisement is produced, but also a video of fireworks being set off may be output on the user terminal device and the stadium. Furthermore, in this case, fireworks may actually be set off at the stadium based on the fact that the cheering icon button has been pressed a predetermined number of times.

Further, unlike the embodiment described above, an gratitude icon button may be provided that is associated with a sponsor to which the user wishes to express gratitude. For example, when the thank you icon button is pressed, an image of the sponsor is displayed on at least one of the stadium, remote support screen, and broadcast relay screen. Furthermore, when a specific sponsor's thank you icon button is pressed a predetermined number of times (for example, 10,000 times), an image of that sponsor may be output. This allows images such as sponsor advertisements to be output according to the user's intention.

In the above embodiment, an example is described in which the output display unit of the stadium is a large display, but the output display unit is not limited to this, and may be a display provided in the stadium such as on the pitch side.

Further, unlike the embodiment described above, the application server device may generate a support mission corresponding to a sponsor.

Depending on the above case, a sponsor coupon or the like may be issued depending on the user's operation result or icon operation in the support mission. For example, if the number of times a support mission corresponding to a specific sponsor has been played reaches a predetermined number of times (e.g. 20,000 times), or if the icon button is pressed a predetermined number of times (e.g. 10,000 times), that sponsor's coupon will be released. Granted to the user.

In addition, common cheering missions are presented to users on the home team and users on the away team before the game, after the game, at halftime, and during the 7th inning stretch (between the top of the 7th inning in baseball). Good too.

As a result, the user can enjoy watching the game with a sense of unity without a boundary being formed between the home team and the away team. Further, in a match where a specific sponsor is set, such as a present match of a specific sponsor, advertisements of the specific sponsor can be displayed regardless of users on the home team side and users on the away team side. Further, in this case, a song commonly sung by user A and user B (such as a national anthem or a song used in a specific sponsor's advertisement) is used for the support mission.

In addition, without being limited to the above embodiment, when the home team's mascot character or cheerleading performs at the stadium, the user terminal device of user B on the away team (team B) side also has the home team's (team A)'s An image of sponsor information may be displayed, and a support mission that indirectly participates in the performance of the home team (team A) may be displayed on the display of the user terminal device.

For example, depending on the result of the user's cheering mission (for example, when the user clears the cheering mission), a production image in which the mascot character of the cheering team displayed on the user terminal device performs a performance such as a backflip may be displayed. It's okay.

Furthermore, a rhythm game or the like may be played as a support mission when the players of the team are introduced. For example, in response to a call for the name of a player from team A, user A is made to operate a button, and if the operation is successful, a shout, such as shouting out the player's name, is played back from the output unit. Note that at this time, user B may also be allowed to operate the button, and if the operation is successful, a shout such as booing may be played back from the output unit.

Furthermore, the images displayed when a player hits a home run or scores a goal, or the images displayed on the stadium display (back screen) such as replay images, may also be displayed on the display of the user terminal device. good.

Furthermore, without being limited to the above-described embodiments, for example, in baseball, there is a runner in scoring position at the bottom of the 5th, 7th, or 9th inning, or in soccer, there is a penalty kick, a free kick, a corner kick, etc. A special support icon button may be displayed in conjunction with (or in place of) the icon button. In this case, for example, a support icon button prepared for a special sponsor, such as Company A Presents, or an icon resembling an inflated jet balloon, etc., is displayed.

Furthermore, if there is a special way to support a specific player, there may be a support mission or support icon corresponding to the support method. Furthermore, if there are songs that appear depending on the player, there may be a support mission or a support icon that corresponds to the song that appears.

Furthermore, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and when the ball collides with a sponsor name displayed on a fence of a stadium, for example, an image of the sponsor may be displayed on the display of the user terminal device. The icon button may change. For example, the support icon button can be changed to a support icon button for the sponsor of the area where the ball collided.

Further, even when a specific condition other than when a player hits a home run is met, the support icon button, advertisement image, etc. may be switched to another icon button, other image, etc.

Further, the user may be able to acquire the rights described below by processing a payment, by consuming predetermined parameters (points, etc.), or through an auction.

For example, the right is the right to display a cheering message on a stadium display or the like. In this case, the cheering message may be displayed in text form on a display at the venue, such as on the pitch side, or may be output as audio into the stadium.

Further, for example, the right is the right to have a stadium DJ or the like read out the user's own name or message.

Further, for example, the right is the right to interview the player or the right to present the content of questions to the player.

Further, for example, the right is the right to request a player to perform an action such as a goal performance or a performance after a home run.

Furthermore, unlike the embodiments described above, the area in which the collision of the ball is detected is not limited to billboard advertisements. For example, a collision detection sensor may be provided in a seat (an example of a predetermined area). In this case, if a home run ball collides with a certain seat, the user assigned to that seat (for example, the user who purchased a ticket for that seat) may be able to obtain the home run ball at a later date. good.

Further, once the user presses the cheering icon button, the cheering in the stadium may not be reflected even if the user presses the cheering icon button until a predetermined period of time (for example, one minute) has elapsed. In this case, for example, even if the user can press the support icon button, the information is not sent to the support server device, or even if it is sent to the support server device, output is suspended.

The support mission may be allowed to be played by the user regardless of the event period (play period and non-play period). Furthermore, the user may be able to press a support icon button depending on the result of the support mission.

For example, if the support mission is a rhythm game, the user can operate the support button when the user successfully completes a predetermined number of inputs or when a predetermined time period has elapsed. In this case, parameters are accumulated for each support button, and the support button for which a predetermined number of parameters have been accumulated is activated. At this time, when the user operates the cheer button, this parameter is initialized, and the user is no longer able to operate the cheer button until a predetermined number of parameters are accumulated again depending on the result of the rhythm game.

In addition, without being limited to the above, if a predetermined number of users or more (for example, 10,000 or more users) press the support icon button, or if the support icon button is pressed a predetermined number of times or more (for example, 10,000 or more times in total), , cheering images and audio may be output to the stadium.

For example, if a predetermined number of users or more press the support icon within a predetermined period (for example, within 5 seconds) after a player hits a home run or scores a goal, or if the support icon button is pressed a predetermined number of times. cheering images or sounds are output to the stadium.

Moreover, instead of only outputting the cheering images for the team that won the cheering mission, cheering for both teams may be outputted according to the game results of each user. Further, the output form may be changed depending on the game result. For example, the volume, display size, display effect, etc. may be changed.

Furthermore, the game result (output result) may be changed by the user performing payment processing. For example, by paying 100 yen, the user can increase the obtained score (game result) by 1.2 times, or lower the difficulty level of the game to reduce operational errors.

In addition, even if the displayed sponsor advertisement changes when a sponsor advertisement that continues for a predetermined period of time (such as a 10-second commercial) is output after the sponsor advertisement is displayed on the relay video, playback will not be possible. You can play the sponsored advertisements inside until the end. In this case, after the sponsor advertisement ends, it is determined whether the sponsor advertisement continues to be displayed on the relay video for a predetermined period of time. This allows sponsored advertisements to be displayed appropriately.

Furthermore, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and a game image may be displayed in the free area. For example, a pitcher character and a batter character may be displayed, and the user may operate (for example, touch or swipe) the batter character. In this case, it is possible to play a game in which the batter character hits back a ball object thrown by the pitcher character, depending on the timing of the user's operation.

Note that the game is not limited to a rhythm game, a baseball game, etc., and games such as a rock-paper-scissors game, a quiz game, and karaoke may be played, and the type of game is not limited.

Further, based on the result of the cheering mission (such as the number of home runs), cheering may be output from the stadium speakers and the speakers of the user terminal devices.

In addition, during the support mission, the user is asked to perform special command operations such as special skills of the player character, and support images and cheers are output depending on whether the command input is successful or not, and the number of people who successfully input the command. Good too.

When a player of team A hits a home run, an image of a happy mascot character of team A may be displayed on the display of user A's user terminal device together with the words "HOME RUN!!". On the other hand, at this time, an image of the mascot character of team B being sad may be displayed on the display of user B's user terminal device together with the words "HOME RUN!!".

In this way, depending on the situation of the match, an image of the situation of the team being supported is displayed on the user terminal device. Conventionally, since a common video is distributed to users A and B, there has been a problem in that the users are not enthusiastic about cheering just by watching the video. However, according to the present invention, since an image suitable for the team that the user supports is displayed, the user can also become absorbed in supporting the team.

Further, the user terminal device may be provided with a support icon for supporting the team and sponsor that the user supports. With this support icon, it is possible to accept, for example, input of amounts in divisions such as "1,000 yen, 2,000 yen, 5,000 yen", or input of amounts based on user operations. In this case, the system of the present invention can perform a crowdfunding function in which users provide funds to teams that are struggling to make a profit.

Also, unlike the above embodiments, the size and arrangement of areas such as the video area, support area, banner area, etc., and/or the size and arrangement of icons placed in the areas can be arbitrarily changed based on user operations. It may be possible to change to . Further, the display mode may be automatically selected from among modes for smartphones, personal computers, tablets, etc. depending on the type of user terminal device.

Furthermore, unlike the embodiments described above, the user may be able to freely switch between a plurality of relay videos taken by a plurality of cameras provided within the stadium. In this case, for example, in the case of a baseball game, the user can select the user's preference from among a relay video shot from behind the pitcher, a relay video taken with a camera attached to the umpire's mask, and a video from the first base side. You can select the relay video depending on the situation.

Further, in addition to the above, the user terminal device may further include a VR (Virtual Reality) function. In this case, by linking the head-mounted display device with the system of the present invention while wearing the head-mounted display device, the user can experience a sense of realism as if he or she were actually in the stadium. Furthermore, in this case, a plurality of cameras may be installed within the stadium, and the user may be able to select any camera that he or she would like to use as a viewpoint.

Furthermore, it may be possible to view an event in a group consisting of a plurality of users (for example, users who are friends). In this case, for example, users in the same group may be able to exchange comments. At this time, for example, the representative of the group may subscribe to the system of the present invention and be able to invite friends according to the number of IDs purchased. Alternatively, users who wish to belong to the same group may be able to belong to that group by setting a common password and entering that password.

Further, the system of the present invention may be able to cooperate with a delivery service (a service that provides food, drinks, etc. from a store to a user's home, etc.). For example, a button for applying for delivery service as an online shop may be displayed on the display of the user terminal device. In this case, the user can obtain, for example, an alcoholic beverage through the delivery service while watching the relay video (while supporting the user remotely).

Note that the delivery service may be displayed in such a way that it is possible to order food delivery from stores within or around the stadium. As a result, the user can enjoy the food and drinks that can be eaten when visiting the venue while watching the broadcast video (while cheering remotely). Note that a user who is at the stadium may be able to have the food delivered by specifying seating information at the stadium.

Further, the sponsor is not limited to a sponsor who has a contract with the team or the stadium, but may be a store (selling bento boxes, yakisoba, goods, etc.) inside the stadium (venue) or around the stadium. That is, the sponsor may be any company, store, service, or product that is set to be displayed on the user terminal device. As a result, additional services can be provided to users at the stadium, and teams and stadium operators can obtain new sponsorship income from these sponsors.

In this case, based on the location information or check-in information of the user terminal device (stadium check-in or remote check-in using a two-dimensional code such as a QR code (registered trademark)), it is possible to distinguish between users who are in the stadium and those who are not in the stadium. The sponsor information displayed on the user terminal device may be automatically switched with the user. For example, in the cooperation between the system of the present invention and the above-mentioned food delivery service, users who are at the stadium can request food delivery services from stores in and around the stadium, and users who are not at the stadium can request food delivery services from stores in and around the stadium. It may be possible to request delivery service from a store.

In this case, the delivery service may be applied for by moving from the system of the present invention to the dedicated homepage of the business providing the service, or it may be possible to apply directly within the support system. good. In this case, the information input by the user when registering with the system of the present invention (for example, the user's name, address, credit card information) can be used as is.

Furthermore, a distribution user who performs live distribution over the Internet may be able to provide live commentary of the match while distributing the relay video. In this case, for example, only users who have a contract (installed a dedicated application, registered user ID, etc.) with a business that broadcasts live matches, etc. can become viewing users. Good too. Then, the viewing user can select his or her favorite distribution user from among the plurality of distribution users and view the live broadcast of the selected distribution user.

As a result, viewing users can watch the live commentary of their favorite distribution users in a manner similar to secondary audio, and provide additional services not only to users who are not at the stadium but also to users who are at the stadium. can be provided.

Further, when the event is a live performance by an artist, a relay video shot by a camera corresponding to the position of the audience seat purchased by the user may be displayed. For example, in this case, a user who wants to see an image in which the artist is displayed in a large size only needs to purchase a ticket for the audience seats at an amount corresponding to that amount.

Further, unlike the embodiments described above, the venue is divided into a plurality of areas, and the displayed output information may change depending on which area the ball is present. For example, if a stadium is divided into a home area, first base area, right field area, etc., and the ball hit by the batter hits left field, the sponsor advertisement associated with the left field area will be displayed in a special frame. may be done.

Furthermore, an advertisement associated with a player holding a ball in soccer or the like may be displayed. In this case, it is sufficient that player A is associated with advertisement A, player B is associated with advertisement B, and so on.

Further, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and an icon for playback may be displayed along with the relay video. For example, when a broadcast video is being streamed, a seek bar is provided at the bottom of the broadcast video, and the positions corresponding to the game time on the seek bar are "Home run", "162 km/h", " Icons such as "goal" and "yellow card/red card" may be displayed. In this case, the user can play back the scene he/she wants to see by referring to the icon. These icons can be appropriately set by the administrator of the support server device or the like according to the match situation.

Further, at halftime during a match, at the time of change of offense and defense, etc., items such as a digest of the previous matches and exciting points may be presented to the user terminal device. For example, users may be able to select the scene they want to watch from among the exciting points, such as "a two-run home run in the bottom of the first inning" or "a come-from-behind in the top of the fifth inning," and look back on that scene. good.

Further, the output information may include information in which the movements of the players are tracked using a plurality of cameras installed in the stadium and the positions of the players are mapped onto a two-dimensional map. In this case, the user may be able to display the two-dimensional map together with the relay video.

For example, a match scoreboard or player stats may be displayed in the free area. In addition, when the location information (position) of each player at the venue and the location information (position) of equipment such as a ball are displayed as a simple map, these location information is It may be possible to recognize it by detection by a sensor attached to a vehicle, etc., or by image analysis.

Furthermore, the free area may display a highlight scene, a moving image of the mascot character, and comments from a plurality of users.

Furthermore, each time the user presses the support icon button, a certain amount of points may be awarded to the user. When a predetermined amount of points are accumulated, a coupon for the product/service associated with the support icon button may be given to the user. In this case, for example, a button for acquiring a coupon may be displayed, or the coupon may be sent to the e-mail address used when the user registered the ID.

Furthermore, if the event is a live performance by an artist, the user may be able to donate money to the artist based on the user's operation. In this case, a coin tipping icon is provided on the display of the user terminal device, and when the coin tipping icon is pressed, the information may be transmitted to the support server device.

Further, a button may be displayed on the display of the user terminal device to request a video judgment for a specific play. In this case, if a predetermined number of users or more have requested a video judgment, the team manager can request the referee to make a video judgment accordingly.

Furthermore, the user may be able to register his/her own avatar before the game starts (for example, when purchasing tickets to watch the game). In this case, the registered avatar will be displayed on the stadium broadcast video. This avatar may be provided with a plurality of motions (for example, clapping and cheering) that the user can select. As a result, even in an empty stadium, users can feel the enthusiasm of the users in the live video.

Furthermore, the system of the present invention may be provided with a casino mode. For example, a user may be able to predict which fighter will win in a martial arts match and spend virtual currency that the user owns to bet on the player. In this case, the system of the present invention includes a selection step of selecting a player, a designation step of specifying the amount of virtual currency to be consumed, and a granting step of providing virtual currency to the user when the user's prediction is correct. is executed.

Additionally, the system of the present invention may be provided at sports bars and the like. For example, by using a sports bar terminal device as a hub device, customers at the bar can enjoy watching events by linking their own terminal devices with the hub device. In this case, for example, the hub device may aggregate operation information of each user's terminal device and transmit the information to an application server device or the like.

Further, when the system of the present invention is employed in a pay-per-view format, the fee paid by the user may be changed depending on the viewing time. For example, if all video distribution time is 3 hours, if the viewing time is 3 hours, a fee of 3,000 yen is required, and if the viewing time is 1 hour, a fee of 1,000 yen is required. , etc.

Still another example is the following system. According to this system, even when cheering remotely, users can feel as if they are cheering at the venue.

A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the setting step, the user is associated with at least one of a plurality of support devices (for example, a monitor installed on a seat, bench, or pitch side, or an avatar device such as a robot);
The support device is installed at an event venue where a real-world event (e.g., sports, concert) is held,
In the output step, outputting a cheering image and/or a cheering voice to an output unit connected to the cheering device;
be able to.

By installing a support device (avatar device) associated with a user in this way at the event venue, the user can view the event via the support device (for example, a camera and microphone installed on the support device). In addition, it is possible for the user to emit support at the event venue via a support device (for example, a display and a speaker installed in the support device).

Further, attributes (main stand, behind the goal, bench, seat number, etc.) are set for the support device,
The consideration required for associating the user with the support device varies depending on the attribute;
be able to.

Further, the support device is installed in a seat at the event venue.
be able to.

Further, the event venue is a venue for sports,
The support device is installed in at least one of a vehicle used for transportation by the players participating in the event, a bench where the players are seated, a locker room used by the players, and a field where the players play.
be able to.

Further, the event venue is a venue where a performance is held,
The support device is installed on a stage where the performance is performed and/or in a waiting room of performers participating in the performance.
be able to.

Furthermore, the system executes the following steps,
in the image input step, setting an image and/or text based on user operations;
In the output step, displaying an image and/or text set by the user on a display unit included in the support device;
be able to.

Further, there are multiple types of the image and/or the text,
By consuming consideration, the user can set the type of the image and/or the text (e.g., buy a uniform image, buy a towel image, allow a face photo to be taken, etc.) ).

Furthermore, the system executes the following steps,
in the voice input step, setting or inputting voice based on the user's operation;
in the output step, causing a speaker included in the support device to output the audio set or input by the user;
be able to.

In addition, there are multiple types of voices,
By consuming the consideration, the user can set the type of sound (e.g., the user can set a sound that shouts "Goal!", "Home run!", or a sound that shouts the player's name). can do).

Furthermore, the system executes the following steps,
In the photographing step, transmitting an image photographed by a camera included in the support device to the user terminal device of the user;
be able to.

Furthermore, the system executes the following steps,
In the matching step,
Matching the users associated with the support device having attributes (main stand, behind the goal, bench, seat number, etc.) included in a predetermined condition (same main stand, etc.), and
carrying out a chat or conversation between the matched users;
be able to.

Furthermore, in the matching step,
Matching a plurality of users to one user, and changing the audio of the conversation between the matched users based on an attribute (e.g., distance) of the support device (for example, the closer the avatar devices are, the more loud),
be able to.

A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the setting step, the user is associated with at least one of the plurality of support devices,
The support device is a device managed by the user, and is installed at an event venue where a real-world event is held by transportation,
In the output step, outputting a cheering image or a cheering voice to an output unit connected to the cheering device;
be able to.

A system that executes the next step,
In the output step, an output unit connected to the support device outputs a support image and/or a support voice,
A predetermined medium (such as an object imitating a mascot character) can be connected to the support device,
In the output step, the cheering image and/or the cheering voice are changed according to attributes of the medium (information such as the team to be cheered on);
be able to.

Note that in the above, it may be possible to take measures to prevent a malicious user from reselling the right to view an event.

For example, in the above system, if the users who are associated with more than a predetermined number of support devices are all the same user (user ID), that user is pre-registered in the system (e.g., checked by the operator in advance). It may be determined whether the user is a registered user (for example, a cheering squad, a sponsor, etc. who is registered as a team supporter).

If the user is not pre-registered, it may be possible to temporarily invalidate the user ID, etc. associated with the support device. This makes it possible to eliminate users who install multiple cheering devices at the stadium and resell the rights to view the event.

In addition, in the above system, instead of cheering equipment, holography devices (or IC chips) with cameras, microphones, and speakers connected to seats in the stadium, vehicles used by players to move around, benches where players are seated, etc. are installed. may be installed. If a holography device is installed, a hologram of the support device can be displayed instead of a physical support device. Examples of the hologram include a hologram of the user himself and a hologram of an avatar registered by the user.

Furthermore, the present invention is not limited to the above, and instead of installing one support device in each seat, a support device including a camera that follows the movement of a ball, for example, may be installed in each area. In this case, the right to associate a user with a support device may be sold as an area ticket without limiting the number of seats.

1 System 2 Application server device 3 User terminal device 4 Support server device 5 Output device 6 Communication network

Claims (7)

A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the determination step, it is determined whether output information to be output to a venue output unit installed at the venue has been output to a predetermined area of a terminal output unit of the user terminal device;
In the output step, if the determination result in the determination step is positive, outputting the operation means related to the output information to another area;
The another area is a different area from the predetermined area in the terminal output unit to which the output information is output,
In the execution step, a process based on the output information is executed based on the user's operation of the operation means.
system. In the determination step, if the output information is output to the terminal output unit for a predetermined period of time, the determination result is determined to be positive.
The system of claim 1. A system that executes each of the following steps,
In the determination step, it is determined whether an object related to an event to be performed at the venue has collided with a predetermined area of the venue;
Predetermined output information is output to the predetermined area,
In the output step, if the determination result in the determination step is affirmative, outputting an operating means regarding the output information to a terminal output unit of the user terminal device;
In the execution step, a process based on the output information is executed based on the user's operation of the operation means.
system. The operation means includes the same information as the output information, or includes content based on the same attribute information as attribute information regarding the output information.
The system according to any one of claims 1 to 3. the output information is an advertisement for a video game;
In the execution step, downloading the video game is executed as a process based on the output information.
system. A computer program that causes a computer to perform each of the following steps,
In the determination step, it is determined whether output information to be output to a venue output unit installed at the venue has been output to a predetermined area of a terminal output unit of the user terminal device;
In the output step, if the determination result in the determination step is positive, outputting the operation means related to the output information to another area;
The another area is a different area from the predetermined area in the terminal output unit to which the output information is output,
In the execution step, a process based on the output information is executed based on the user's operation of the operation means.
computer program. A computer program that causes a computer to perform each of the following steps,
In the determination step, it is determined whether an object related to an event to be performed at the venue has collided with a predetermined area of the venue;
Predetermined output information is output to the predetermined area,
In the output step, if the determination result in the determination step is affirmative, outputting an operating means regarding the output information to a terminal output unit of the user terminal device;
In the execution step, a process based on the output information is executed based on the user's operation of the operation means.
computer program.

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