JP7269902B2 - Display control device, display control method and display control program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a display control device, a display control method and a display control program.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, techniques for providing information to users in various forms have been proposed in accordance with advances in information processing. As an example of such information provision technology, AR (Augmented Reality) technology has been proposed, in which virtual characters and information are superimposed on the captured image when the space in the real world is captured by the user's terminal device. It is For example, Patent Literature 1 discloses a toilet training method using AR technology.

JP 2019-24936 A

However, in the conventional technology described above, it is not always possible to allow a user who has difficulty in attaching and detaching an absorbent article to and from a wearer who wears the absorbent article to appropriately attach and detach the absorbent article. For example, the above-described conventional technology is designed to make the child feel attached to diapers so that the child can go to the toilet and put on diapers voluntarily. diapers, etc.) to display information associated with AR markers.

For this reason, in the conventional technology described above, it is not always possible to have a user who has difficulty putting on and taking off an absorbent article appropriately perform the operation of putting on and taking off the absorbent article.

The present application has been made in view of the above, and aims to allow users who have difficulty putting on and taking off absorbent articles to perform the work of putting on and taking off absorbent articles appropriately. do.

A display control device according to the present application includes an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image of an absorbent article, and content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. and a display control unit that displays the article in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the article.

According to one aspect of the embodiment, it is possible to allow a user who has difficulty in attaching and detaching an absorbent article to a wearer who wears the absorbent article to appropriately perform the attachment and detachment operation of the absorbent article.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overview of display control processing according to the embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a display control device according to the embodiment; FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a guide content storage unit according to the embodiment; FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a suggested content information storage unit according to the embodiment; FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a wearer information storage unit according to the embodiment; FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a display control procedure (1) according to the embodiment. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a display control procedure (2) according to the embodiment. FIG. 8A is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen by display control processing according to the embodiment; FIG. 8B is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen by display control processing according to the embodiment; FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hardware configuration;

At least the following matters will become apparent from the description of the present specification and the accompanying drawings.

An acquisition unit for acquiring a photographed image of an absorbent article, and content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image are superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article. A display control device, comprising: a display control unit for displaying a state.

According to such a display control device, a photographed image of an absorbent article is acquired, and content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the acquired photographed image is displayed on the absorbent article. is displayed in a superimposed state on a predetermined object related to . As a result, the display control device can allow a user who has difficulty in attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearer who wears the absorbent article to appropriately perform the attachment and detachment operation of the absorbent article.

Further, the display control device displays the content in a state of being superimposed on the captured image.

According to such a display control device, since the content is displayed in a state superimposed on the captured image, for example, if there is an information processing terminal having a camera function like a smartphone, it is possible to easily receive guidance on how to use the content. be able to

Further, the display control device displays, as the care method, the content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn.

According to such a display control device, content indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article to the wearer on which the absorbent article is worn is displayed, so that the user can receive guidance on how to put on and take off the absorbent article from the content. As a result, the absorbent article can be properly attached and detached.

Further, the display control device displays the content indicating the attaching/detaching method according to the form of the absorbent article.

According to such a display control device, content indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article according to the form of the absorbent article is displayed. Attachment/detachment work can be performed appropriately.

In addition, the display control device displays the content indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article according to the physical condition of the wearer who wears the absorbent article.

According to such a display control device, in order to display content indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article according to the physical condition of the wearer who wears the absorbent article, the optimal usage method according to the physical condition of the wearer is displayed. It can be guided, and as a result, the attachment/detachment work can be appropriately performed.

In addition, the display control device displays the content indicating the attaching/detaching method corresponding to each of a plurality of procedures for attaching/detaching the absorbent article for each procedure.

According to such a display control device, content indicating the attaching/detaching method corresponding to each of a plurality of procedures for attaching/detaching an absorbent article is displayed for each procedure, so that the attaching/detaching work can be performed steadily according to the procedure. be able to

Further, when the display control device receives an instruction from the user while the first content, which is the content indicating the attachment/detachment method corresponding to the first procedure among the procedures, is displayed, A second content is displayed, which is the content showing the attachment/detachment method corresponding to the second procedure following the first procedure among the procedures.

According to such a display control device, when an instruction from the user is received while the first content, which is content indicating the attachment/detachment method corresponding to the first procedure among the procedures, is displayed, , the second content, which is the content indicating the attachment/detachment method corresponding to the second procedure following the first procedure among the procedures, is displayed, so that the next procedure can be guided according to the convenience of the user. As a result, guide contents with high usability can be realized.

Further, the display control device places the content indicating the attachment/detachment method at a position of the imaged image corresponding to the part of the absorbent article targeted by the attachment/detachment method in the imaged image. The content is displayed in a superimposed state so as to be displayed.

According to such a display control device, the content indicating the attaching/detaching method is positioned at the location of the captured image corresponding to the portion of the absorbent article targeted for the attaching/detaching method in the captured image. Since the content is displayed in a superimposed state, the user can easily understand which part of the absorbent article should be handled and how to put it on and take it off.

In addition, the display control device displays, in the photographed image, the position of the photographed image corresponding to the part of the body on which the absorbent article is to be worn, which is the target part of the attaching/detaching method. The content indicating the attachment/detachment method is displayed in a superimposed state.

According to such a display control device, in the photographed image, at the position of the photographed image corresponding to the part of the body on which the absorbent article is to be worn, which is the target part of the attachment and detachment method, Since the content indicating the putting on and taking off method is displayed in a superimposed state, the wearer can easily understand which part of the wearer's body the absorbent article should be applied to.

Further, the display control device displays the content so that the content moves according to the attachment/detachment method.

According to such a display control device, since the content is displayed so as to move according to the attachment/detachment method, the attachment/detachment method can be more intuitively understood. can be done properly.

Further, the display control device adopts, as a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to and from a subject to which the absorbent article is worn, a changing method of changing the posture of the subject to be worn to a posture suitable for attaching and detaching the absorbent article. to display the content shown.

According to such a display control device, as a method of attaching and detaching an absorbent article to and from a subject to which the absorbent article is worn, a changing method of changing the posture of the subject to be worn to a posture suitable for attachment and detachment of the absorbent article is provided. In order to display the content, it is necessary to consider not only the handling method, such as how to handle the absorbent article when putting it on and taking it off, but also how to change the wearer's posture (how to move the wearer). ) can also be guided, so that the absorbent article can be put on and taken off more effectively.

Further, the display control device displays, as the changing method, the content indicating the changing method according to the wearer's physical condition.

According to such a display control device, content indicating a change method according to the wearer's physical condition is displayed as a change method, so that the optimal posture change method according to the wearer's physical condition is guided. As a result, the attachment/detachment work can be properly performed.

Further, the display control device displays, as the changing method, the content indicating the changing method according to the body type of the wearer.

According to such a display control device, since content indicating a changing method according to the body type of the wearer is displayed as a changing method, it is possible to guide the optimal posture changing method according to the body type of the wearer. As a result, the attachment/detachment work can be appropriately performed.

Further, the display control device displays, as the content, the content showing the care method in a language suitable for the user.

According to such a display control device, since the content showing the care method in the language corresponding to the user is displayed as the content, the risk of the user making a mistake in usage can be effectively reduced, It will be possible to provide support so that users can accurately and easily understand how to use it.

Further, when it is determined that the user has successfully attached and detached the absorbent article to and from the wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn, the display control device further displays content praising the user. Let

According to such a display control device, when it is determined that the user has successfully attached and detached the absorbent article to and from the wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn, content that praises the user is displayed. Furthermore, since it is displayed, it is possible to increase the willingness to care for the wearer who receives nursing care or childcare.

In addition, the display control device further displays proposal content that proposes an absorbent article having specifications corresponding to the condition of the wearer who wears the absorbent article as a recommended product for the wearer to wear.

According to such a display control device, in order to further display the proposal content that proposes the absorbent article having specifications corresponding to the condition of the wearer who wears the absorbent article as a recommended product to be worn by the wearer, The burden on the wearer is increased by being forced to wear an absorbent article that does not fit, and the time to consider the absorbent article that suits the wearer can be reduced. It will be possible to give benefits to both parties.

In addition, the display control device causes the wear target to wear an absorbent article having specifications corresponding to at least one of the wear target's body shape, excretion state, and whether or not the wear target can excrete independently. Further, the proposed content proposed as a recommended product to be sold is displayed.

According to such a display control device, an absorbent article having specifications corresponding to at least one of the wear target's body shape, excretion state, or whether or not it is possible to excrete independently is displayed to the wear target as the state of the wear target. In order to further display the suggested content proposed as the recommended product to be worn, it is possible to propose materials or absorbent articles that correspond to the wearer's body shape, excretion state, or whether or not the wearer can excrete independently. become.

In addition, the display control device controls, in response to the content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, being displayed by the display control unit, the absorbent article being worn. It further has an information control unit that performs predetermined control relating to the object.

According to such a display control device, the absorbent article is worn in response to the display control unit displaying the content indicating the care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. Various information about the wearer can be collected through the photographed image in order to perform predetermined control regarding the wearer.

Further, the display control device determines the number of times the absorbent article is worn by the wear target, which is the number of times of wear counted according to the display of the content by the display control unit, and the wear target. It is registered in association with identification information to be identified.

According to such a display control device, the wear target is the number of times the absorbent article is worn, which is counted according to the content being displayed by the display control unit, and the wear target is identified. Since the absorbent article is registered in association with the identification information, it is possible to reduce the trouble of having to manually record the number of times the absorbent article is worn by the wearer. In addition, according to such a display control device, it is possible to easily grasp how much absorbent articles each wearer consumes during a predetermined period of time. It becomes possible to appropriately perform physical condition management and inventory management of absorbent articles.

Further, when excrement by the wearing object is photographed in the photographed image, the display control device associates and registers predetermined information regarding the excrement with identification information for identifying the wearing object. .

According to such a display control device, when the excrement of the wearer is photographed in the photographed image, the predetermined information about the excrement and the identification information for identifying the wearer are registered in association with each other. Therefore, the health management of the wearer based on the wearer's excrement can be easily and appropriately performed.

Further, the display control device registers, as the predetermined information, information indicating the quantity or quality of the excrement obtained by analyzing the photographed image of the excrement.

According to such a display control device, in order to register, as the predetermined information, information indicating the quantity or quality of the excrement obtained by analyzing the photographed image of the excrement, the excrement by the wearer is registered. The health management of the wearer based on the above can be performed easily and appropriately.

In addition, when the photographed image is recorded in a terminal device used by the user, the display control device is configured such that the photographed image is image-processed so as to protect the privacy of the wearing object photographed in the photographed image. Controls how images are recorded.

According to such a display control device, when a photographed image is recorded in a terminal device used by a user, the photographed image is image-processed so as to protect the privacy of the wearer photographed in the photographed image. In order to control the recording, for example, a photographed image of the excrement taken directly is saved on the user's terminal device, or a photographed image that reveals the identity of the wearer is saved. It is possible to prevent it from being done.

In addition, the display control device acquires the captured image captured by the terminal device via an application for displaying web content, which is an application executed by the terminal device, and uses the application to display the web content. The content is displayed on the terminal device used by the person.

According to such a display control device, a photographed image photographed by the terminal device is acquired via an application for displaying web content, which is an application executed by the terminal device. Since the content is displayed on the terminal device used by , the user can receive usage guidance without the need for a dedicated application. can be increased to

An example of a form (hereinafter referred to as "embodiment") for implementing a display control device, a display control method, and a display control program will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. Note that the display control device, the display control method, and the display control program are not limited by this embodiment. Also, in the following embodiments, the same parts are denoted by the same reference numerals, and overlapping descriptions are omitted.

[Embodiment]
[1. Overview of display control processing]
First, an overview of display control processing according to the embodiment will be described. Currently, while the aging population is progressing, the nursing care industry is facing a shortage of nursing care workers. For this reason, for example, some nursing care facilities employ inexperienced people who are not familiar with nursing care or foreign workers who have come to work from overseas as nursing care staff in order to solve such a shortage of personnel. There is

The problem at this time is that they cannot perform appropriate nursing care work because they do not have skills related to nursing care. For example, many care recipients wear diapers (diapers for adults). For this reason, it is important in diaper changing to have the care recipient put on diapers properly so that excrement does not leak out of the diaper, and to take off the diaper appropriately to reduce the burden on the care recipient. element.

However, inexperienced workers who are not familiar with nursing care and foreign workers who have come to work from overseas do not necessarily have high nursing care skills. is difficult to do properly.

In addition, diapers include products that are used by combining an outer (outer diaper) and an inner (inner pad), tape-type products, pants-type products, men's, women's, daytime, nighttime, etc. As described above, there are various types of products that are suitable for different situations, and there are cases where the usage differs for each type. Moreover, even if the product and size of diapers are exactly the same, appropriate usage may differ depending on the wearer's physical condition (for example, bedridden, able to sit, body type). Therefore, this makes it more difficult for nursing staff who do not have nursing care skills to put on and take off diapers.

Therefore, in the present embodiment, AR technology is used to provide various care when using diapers so that even people who have difficulty putting on and taking off diapers can appropriately do the work of putting on and taking off diapers. (e.g., how to put on and take off a diaper), for example, to guide a changer who changes diapers.

Specifically, in the display control process according to the embodiment, a photographed image of an absorbent article is acquired, and content indicating a care method when using the photographed absorbent article is added to the acquired photographed image. , and superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article. More specifically, in the display control process according to the embodiment, the absorbency for the wearer using the absorbent article is displayed as the content indicating the care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the acquired photographed image. A content indicating how to attach and detach an article is displayed in a state superimposed on the photographed image.

According to such a display control process, even a user who has difficulty in attaching/detaching an absorbent article to/from a wearer (for example, a changer who changes diapers) can easily understand how to attach/detach the absorbent article. Therefore, it becomes possible to appropriately perform the attaching/detaching operation of the absorbent article. In addition, according to such display control processing, more users can appropriately attach and detach the absorbent article, so the risk of leakage of excrement from the absorbent article can be effectively reduced. be able to suppress it.

In addition, if excrement leaks out of the absorbent article, the wearer's clothes and bedding (bed sheets, etc.) will also be contaminated, so the burden of cleanup for caregivers and the wearer's relatives will be increased. It is possible that it will be larger. However, if the risk of leakage of excrement from absorbent articles can be effectively suppressed, contamination of clothes and bedding can also be prevented, and as a result, the burden of cleanup on the user can be reduced. be able to

In the following embodiments, it is assumed that an absorbent article is worn by a wearer who wears the absorbent article. Also, the wearer who wears the absorbent article is assumed to be a cared person who enters a care facility and receives care. The user (exchanger) is a care worker who performs the work of attaching and detaching (exchanging) the absorbent article by using the service according to the embodiment, that is, the information providing service (guide service) by the display control process. Assume that there is

On the other hand, the wearer who wears the absorbent article is not necessarily limited to the person receiving care, and may be, for example, a child (infant or toddler). Moreover, when the wearer who wears the absorbent article is a child, the user is, for example, a childcare worker (eg, parent) who takes care of the child. Moreover, the object to which the absorbent article is worn may not be a person who wears the absorbent article, but may be, for example, a doll used for practice of wearing at a nursing care site.

[2. Program corresponding to display control processing]
Next, a program (display control program) corresponding to display control processing according to the embodiment will be described. Such a display control program provides an acquisition procedure for acquiring a photographed image of an absorbent article, and content indicating a care method when using the photographed absorbent article in the acquired photographed image. is a program for causing a computer to execute a display control procedure for displaying in a state superimposed on a predetermined object related to.

[3. About the display control system]
Next, a display control system according to an embodiment will be described using FIG. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overview of display control processing according to the embodiment. A display control system 1 according to the embodiment includes a device 10 and a server apparatus 100 as shown in FIG. The device 10 and the server device 100 are communicably connected by wire or wirelessly via a network N (not shown). Note that the display control system 1 shown in FIG. 1 may include multiple devices 10 and multiple server devices 100 .

[4. About each device]
Next, each device (computer) included in the display control system 1 according to the embodiment will be described. The device 10 is an information processing terminal used by a user (exchanger) in the position of an end user. The device 10 is, for example, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, a notebook PC (Personal Computer), a desktop PC, a mobile phone, a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), AR goggles, smart contact lenses, or the like. When the device 10 is AR goggles or smart contact lenses, the user can reduce the situation in which the device 10 must be directly operated during the attachment/detachment work. It has the advantage of being able to concentrate.

The server device 100 is, for example, a server device managed by a business operator (business operator T) who operates a service according to the embodiment, and transmits and receives information to and from the device 10 .

Here, the display control program according to the embodiment described above is introduced (installed) into the device 10 or the server device 100 . Of the device 10 and the server apparatus 100, the one into which the display control program is installed can be understood as an example of the display control apparatus.

In the following embodiments, it is assumed that the display control program according to the embodiment is introduced into the server apparatus 100 so that the server apparatus 100 performs display control processing according to the embodiment. Specifically, the server apparatus 100 includes an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image of an absorbent article by executing a display control program using a RAM (random access memory) as a work area, and A display control unit for displaying a photographed content indicating a care method when using an absorbent article in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article is realized inside the apparatus.

Note that the display control processing described below as performed by the server device 100 may be performed on the device 10 side according to the display control program according to the embodiment. In such a case, the display control program according to the embodiment is introduced into the device 10 so that the device 10 cooperates with the server device 100 as appropriate or performs display control processing stand-alone.

Also, in the following embodiments, the device 10 is assumed to be a smart phone, which is considered to be most popular among users at present. A predetermined application is installed in the device 10, which is a smartphone. Such an application may be a dedicated application for linking the device 10 and the server device 100 . However, if a dedicated application is required, there is a possibility that the threshold for using the service according to the embodiment will increase. Therefore, the predetermined application may be a general-purpose application that is preinstalled in the device 10 . For example, the predetermined application may be a web application (an application for displaying web content) that runs on the browser of device 10 .

[5. Example of display control process according to embodiment]
From now on, an example of display control processing according to the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The device 10 shown in FIG. 1 is a smart phone used by a user U1 who is a caregiver, and has a browser BW installed in advance as a web application. Further, the server device 100 shown in FIG. 1 executes display control processing according to the embodiment according to a display control program.

Further, in the example of FIG. 1, the user U1 who is a changer receives adult diapers for the wearer W1 through the device 10 while receiving the service according to the embodiment (information provision service by display control processing). DP1 (hereinafter abbreviated as “diaper DP1”) is about to be put on and taken off. The putting on and taking off work includes putting on the diaper DP1 for the wearer W1 and taking off the diaper DP1 worn by the wearer W1. In the example of FIG. It is assumed that the person W1 is going to put on the diaper DP1.

The method of using the diaper DP1, which is one of the care methods when using the diaper DP1, that is, the method of using the diaper DP1 for the wearer includes "how to put on" the diaper DP1 for the wearer, It includes the concept of how to put on and take off the diaper DP1 worn by . Moreover, in order to put on and take off the diaper DP1, it is required to appropriately change the posture of the wearer. Therefore, the method of using the diaper DP1 for the wearer also includes the concept of "changing method" for changing the wearer's body position to a body position suitable for putting on and taking off the diaper DP1.

An AR marker is attached to the diaper DP1 as identification information that can uniquely identify what kind of product the diaper DP1 is. The AR marker may be a bar code, a one-dimensional code, a two-dimensional code, a QR code (registered trademark) (Quick Response Code), or the like. FIG. 1 shows an example in which the AR marker ARM1 is attached to the diaper DP1, but the AR marker ARM1 is assumed to be a QR code.

Also, the AR marker is information that serves as a trigger for starting the display control process according to the embodiment. Therefore, when the user U1 receives the service according to the embodiment, first, the user U1 starts work by photographing the diaper DP1 so as to include the AR marker ARM1.

For example, user U1 uses the camera function of device 10 to photograph diaper DP1 so as to include AR marker ARM1. In such a case, the device 10 displays the captured image of the diaper DP1 with the AR marker ARM1 on the display screen D (step S11). Further, at the timing when the camera function recognizes the AR marker ARM1, the device 10 transmits the captured image at this time to the server apparatus 100 via the browser BW. That is, the server device 100 acquires from the device 10, via the browser BW, the photographed image of the diaper DP1 at the time when the AR marker ARM1 was recognized (step S12).

When the captured image is acquired from the device 10, the server device 100 detects the AR marker ARM1 included in the acquired captured image, and in response to detecting the AR marker ARM1, is it possible to detect the lower body of the person from the captured image? It is determined whether or not (step S13). For example, when the AR marker ARM1 can be detected, the server device 100 continuously determines whether or not the lower half of the body can be detected for each shot image obtained via the browser BW.

In such a state, for example, the user U1 uses the camera function of the device 10 to photograph the wearer W1 so as to include the wearer W1's lower body. In the example of FIG. 1, the user U1 is taking an image of the wearer W1 while the wearer W1 is lying on the bed before putting on the diaper DP1.

In this case, the device 10 displays a photographed image including the lower body of the wearer W1 on the display screen D (step S14). Also, the device 10 transmits the captured image to the server device 100 via the browser BW. That is, the server device 100 acquires the photographed image including the lower body of the wearer W1 from the device 10 via the browser BW (step S15).

When the captured image is acquired from the device 10, the server device 100 determines whether or not the lower half of the body has been detected from the acquired captured image. According to this example, the server device 100 determines that the lower half of the body has been detected from the acquired photographed image. Therefore, when server device 100 determines that the lower half of the body has been detected from the photographed image in this way, the state of the detected lower half of the body determines which of "how to put on" or "how to take off" diaper DP1. A guide type is determined (step S16). For example, the server device 100 estimates the wearing state of the diaper on the lower body based on the photographed image, and depending on the result of the estimation, the guide type as to whether to guide "how to put on" or "how to take off" the diaper DP1. judge.

For example, when the server device 100 estimates that the wearer W1 included in the photographed image is not wearing a diaper based on the photographed image, the server device 100 determines to guide "how to put on" the diaper DP1. On the other hand, when server device 100 estimates that wearer W1 included in the photographed image is wearing diaper DP1 based on the photographed image, server device 100 determines to guide "how to remove" diaper DP1. In the example of FIG. 1, the server device 100 determines that the wearer W1 included in the photographed image is not wearing a diaper, based on the photographed image, and thus determines to guide "how to put on" the diaper DP1. shall be

If the user U1 wants guidance on "how to put on" the diaper DP1, for example, the user U1 takes an image of the diaper DP1 so as to include the AR marker ARM1 attached to the new diaper DP1 taken out of the package. , the wearer W1 who is not wearing a diaper can be photographed. On the other hand, if the user U1 wants guidance on "how to take off" the diaper DP1, the user U1 photographs the diaper DP1 so as to include the AR marker ARM1 attached to the diaper DP1 currently worn by the wearer W1. After that, the wearer W1 wearing the diaper DP1 can be photographed.

In addition, when the server device 100 can detect the AR marker from the captured image, the server device 100 inquires of the user U1 through the device 10 whether the user desires guidance on "how to put on" or "how to take off". Then, from the answer to the inquiry, the guide type may be determined as to whether the guide is "how to put the shoes on" or "how to take them off".

For example, the diaper DP1 may differ in how it is handled and how the wearer's body position is changed depending on whether the diaper is put on or taken off. Therefore, by determining the guide type, the server device 100 can appropriately perform the operation of putting on the diaper DP1 and can appropriately perform the operation of removing the diaper DP1. .

After determining the guide type, the server device 100 then estimates the body shape of the wearer W1 from the photographed image acquired via the browser BW (step S17). For example, the server device 100 has in advance a determination condition for determining an overweight type, a determination condition for determining an average type, and a determination condition for determining an underweight type. Then, the server device 100 compares each determination condition with body type information indicating the body type of the wearer W1 obtained by analyzing the photographed image, thereby determining whether the wearer W1 is obese, normal, or thin. Estimate which body type you have.

For example, even if the diaper DP1 is of the same M size, it depends on how it is used for an obese wearer and when it is used for a thin wearer. It may be different to change. Therefore, by estimating the body shape, the server device 100 can guide the optimum usage method according to the body shape, so that the attachment/detachment work can be performed appropriately.

After estimating the body shape, the server device 100 next determines whether the wearer W1 is in a bedridden state or in a state in which the wearer W1 can sit down, based on the photographed image acquired via the browser BW. The physical condition of person W1 is estimated (step S18). For example, when the wearer W1 included in the captured image is lying on a bed or the like, the server device 100 can estimate that the wearer is bedridden. On the other hand, when the wearer W1 included in the captured image is sitting on a chair or the like, the server device 100 can estimate that the wearer W1 is ready to sit. In addition, the server device 100 determines whether the wearer W1 is in a bedridden state or in a seated state based on the care history of the wearer W1 or the care level of the wearer W1. can be estimated.

For example, when the diaper DP1 is used by a bedridden wearer, if the user is instructed to use the diaper DP1 in a manner that requires the user to stand up, the danger of putting on and taking off the diaper increases. On the other hand, when the diaper DP1 is used by a wearer who can sit down, if guidance is given on how to use the diaper while lying down, the wearer should act by his or her own strength, such as getting up or sitting down by his or her own strength. There is a risk that the QOL will decrease because the desire to do so will be lost. Therefore, by estimating the physical condition, the server device 100 can guide the optimum usage method according to the physical condition. can be done.

Next, the server device 100 refers to the guide content storage unit 121 (FIG. 3), and among the guide content corresponding to the guide type determined in step S16, selects a guide that satisfies both the estimation results in steps S17 and S18. Contents are extracted (step S19). In the example of FIG. 1, server apparatus 100 extracts guide content ARGC1 as guide content that satisfies both the estimation results in steps S17 and S18 from among the guide content corresponding to the guide type "how to wear". and The guide content ARGC1 is a virtual image displayed in a state of being superimposed on a photographed image (actual image) obtained by photographing the real space, and is a so-called AR image.

The guide content ARGC1 is content that virtually shows how to put on the diaper DP1 (content that shows how to use the diaper DP1), and is configured in a manner (shape) similar to that of the real diaper DP1.

Here, for example, as shown in FIG. 1, the device 10 currently displays, on the display screen D, a photographed image RL1 of the wearer W1 lying sideways. and The captured image RL1 is a real image.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 1, the server device 100 displays the guide content ARGC1 having a form (shape) similar to the real diaper DP1 in a state superimposed on the photographed image RL1 (step S20). For example, the server device 100 acquires the captured image RL1 via the browser BW. Then, based on the acquired captured image RL1, the server device 100 superimposes and displays the guide content ARGC1 so that the guide content ARGC1 is positioned at an appropriate position within the captured image RL1.

For example, the server device 100 places the shoe at the position of the photographed image corresponding to the part of the body of the wearer W1 that is the object of the method of wearing in the current procedure, in the photographed image RL1. Guide content ARGC1, which is guide content indicating how to put on the diaper and is similar to the actual diaper DP1, is superimposed and displayed.

For example, the user U1, of the multiple steps of how to put on the diaper DP1, has up to the step of "putting the diaper DP1 under the buttocks so that the center of the diaper DP1 is aligned with the position of the spine". It is assumed that it has arrived. In such an example, the server apparatus 100 superimposes the guide content ARGC1 so that the guide content ARGC1 is positioned at the position of the captured image corresponding to the "region from the spine to the buttocks" of the wearer W1 in the captured image RL1. display.

Server device 100 instructs user U1 to put the diaper DP1 under the buttocks so that the center of the diaper DP1 is aligned with the position of the spine. The guide content ARGC1 may be superimposed and displayed so as to move accordingly.

1, the server device 100 acquires a photographed image of an absorbent article in accordance with a display control program, and attaches and detaches the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. Then, content indicating the attachment/detachment method to be performed for the wearer to be processed (for example, a care recipient or a child who uses an absorbent article) is displayed in a state superimposed on the captured image.

According to such a server device 100 (display control device), even a user who has difficulty in putting on and taking off an absorbent article can easily understand how to put on and take off the absorbent article. It becomes possible to appropriately perform the attachment/detachment work of the article. In addition, according to the server device 100, more users can appropriately attach and detach the absorbent article. be able to suppress it. In addition, according to the server device 100, it is possible to reduce the nursing care burden on the nursing care staff and the wearer's relatives and the childcare burden on the nursery staff due to leakage of excrement and the like.

[6. Configuration of display control device]
Next, the display control device according to the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a display control device according to the embodiment; FIG. 2 shows a configuration example of a server device 100, which is an example of a display control device. As shown in FIG. 2, the server device 100 has a communication section 110, a storage section 120, and a control section .

(Regarding communication unit 110)
The communication unit 110 is realized by, for example, a NIC (Network Interface Card) or the like. The communication unit 110 is connected to the network N by wire or wirelessly, and transmits/receives information to/from the device 10, for example.

(Regarding storage unit 120)
The storage unit 120 is realized by, for example, a semiconductor memory device such as a RAM or flash memory, or a storage device such as a hard disk or an optical disk. The storage unit 120 has a guide content storage unit 121 , a suggested content storage unit 122 and a wearer information storage unit 123 .

(Regarding the guide content storage unit 121)
The guide content storage unit 121 stores information related to guide content that guides care methods when using absorbent articles (how to use absorbent articles). For example, the guide content storage unit 121 stores, as such guide content, guide content indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article corresponding to each of a plurality of procedures for putting on and taking off the absorbent article. Here, FIG. 3 shows an example of the guide content storage unit 121 according to the embodiment. In the example of FIG. 3, the guide content storage unit 121 stores "merchandise ID (Identifier)" and "for men". It has items such as "type", "guide type", "physical shape", "physical condition", and "guide content".

"Product ID" indicates identification information for uniquely identifying what kind of product the absorbent article is. “Gender” is information indicating whether the absorbent article of the product identified by the “product ID” is “for men” or “for women”. "Type" indicates information on the type (form) of the absorbent article of the product identified by the "product ID". There are two types of "type", for example, "tape type" and "pants type".

"Guide type" indicates information about candidates for the type of attachment/detachment method to be guided. For the "guide type", for example, there are two types of candidates: "how to put on" and "how to take off". "Body type" indicates information about the body type of the wearer to be processed and the candidate for this body type. For "physical type", for example, there are three types of candidates: "obese type", "normal type" and "thin type". "Physical condition" indicates information about the physical condition of the wearer to be processed and the candidate for this physical condition. For "physical condition", for example, there are two types of candidates: "bedridden" and "sitting possible".

"Guide content" indicates information on guide content that guides how to use the absorbent article, which is one of the care methods when using the absorbent article. Here, for example, "guide content" is content that indicates how to handle the absorbent article when the absorbent article is worn by the wearer. Further, for example, "guide content" is content that indicates a change method for changing the body position of the wearer to a body position suitable for putting on and taking off the absorbent article.

Further, as will be described later, the “guide content” is, for example, an image including text explaining how to handle the absorbent article and how to change the posture of the wearer, and is superimposed and displayed as an AR image. is the original image of Further, the "guide content" is, for example, an image having a shape similar to the shape of the actual absorbent article (an image that virtually shows the actual absorbent article), which is an original image to be superimposed and displayed as an AR image. is. Also, the “guide content” is, for example, an image that virtually shows the part of the wearer's body and is an original image that is superimposed and displayed as an AR image. "Guide content" is image content formed by appropriately combining various original images as described above.

In addition, the "guide content" exists for each of a plurality of procedures for putting on and taking off the absorbent article, and indicates the usage method (the putting on and taking off method) corresponding to the procedure.

In the example of FIG. 3, for gender "for men", product ID "DP1", type "tape type", guide type "how to wear", body type "thin", and physical condition "bedridden", Guide contents indicating each attachment/detachment method corresponding to each of a plurality of procedures such as steps 1 to 7 are associated.

Specifically, in the example of FIG. 3, the product ID is "DP1", the gender is "for men", the type is "tape type", the guide type is "how to wear", the body type is "thin", and the physical condition is "bedridden". On the other hand, guide content ARGC11 is associated as guide content indicating the attachment/detachment method to be performed in the procedure "step 1".

In this example, the guide content ARGC11 is guide content indicating a wearing method according to the fact that the absorbent article "DP1" to be worn by the wearer to be processed is a "men's" and "tape type" product. indicates Further, in this example, the guide content ARGC11 selects the absorbent article "DP1" among the guide contents associated with the absorbent article "DP1", which is a "men's" and "tape-type" product, as the wearable item to be processed. It is guide content that shows "how to put on" in the first step of making a person put on, and "put on" according to whether the wearer to be processed is "male", "thin", or "bedridden" An example of guide content indicating "how to" is shown.

In addition, in the example of FIG. 3, for the product ID "DP1", gender "for men", type "tape type", guide type "how to wear", body type "thin", and physical condition "bedridden", Guide content ARGC12 is associated as guide content indicating the attachment/detachment method to be performed in the procedure "step 2".

In such an example, the guide content ARGC12 is guide content indicating a wearing method according to the fact that the absorbent article "DP1" to be worn by the wearer to be processed is a "men's" and "tape type" product. indicates Further, in this example, the guide content ARGC12 selects the absorbent article "DP1" among the guide contents associated with the absorbent article "DP1", which is a "men's" and "tape-type" product. It is guide content that shows ``how to put on'' in the second step of making a person put on, and ``put on'' according to whether the wearer to be processed is ``male'', ``thin'', or ``bedridden''. An example of guide content indicating "how to" is shown.

In addition, in the example of FIG. 3, for the product ID "DP1", gender "for men", type "tape type", guide type "how to wear", body type "thin", and physical condition "bedridden", Guide content ARGC13 is associated as guide content indicating the attachment/detachment method to be performed in the procedure "step 3".

In such an example, the guide content ARGC13 is guide content indicating a wearing method according to the fact that the absorbent article "DP1" to be worn by the wearer to be processed is a "men's" and "tape type" product. indicates Further, in this example, the guide content ARGC13 selects the absorbent article "DP1" among the guide contents associated with the absorbent article "DP1", which is a "men's" and "tape-type" product, as the wearable item to be processed. It is guide content that shows "how to put on" in the third step of making a person put on, and "put on" according to whether the wearer to be processed is "male", "thin type", or "bedridden" An example of guide content indicating "how to" is shown.

An example of the guide content indicating the attachment/detachment method corresponding to each of steps 1 to 3 has been described among the guide contents indicating each attachment/detachment method corresponding to each of a plurality of procedures such as steps 1 to 7 . Following this example, it is also possible to explain the guide content indicating the attachment/detachment method corresponding to each of steps 4 to 7, so the explanation of these will be omitted.

(Regarding the suggested content storage unit 122)
The suggested content storage unit 122 stores information related to suggested content that proposes absorbent articles having specifications according to the condition of the wearer who uses the absorbent article as recommended products to be worn by the user. Here, FIG. 4 shows an example of the suggested content storage unit 122 according to the embodiment. In the example of FIG. 4, the proposed content storage unit 122 has items such as "state type", "detailed state", "product ID", "specification information", and "proposed content".

"State type" indicates information about the state. For the "state type", there are three types of candidates, for example, "physical shape", "amount of excretion", and "independent excretion situation".

"State details" indicates information about the state candidate, which state is indicated by the detailed content in "state type". In the example of FIG. 4, "thin type", "normal type", and "obese type" are exemplified as candidates for "detailed state" indicating detailed contents of the state type "physical type". In addition, in the example of FIG. 4, "low", "medium", and "high" are exemplified as candidates for "detailed state" indicating detailed contents of the state type "excretion amount". In addition, in the example of FIG. 4, "possible" and "impossible" are exemplified as candidates for "detailed state" indicating detailed content of the state type "independent excretion situation".

“Product ID” indicates identification information that uniquely identifies the product that is recommended to be worn by the wearer estimated to be in the state indicated by “detailed condition”. The "specification information" indicates information on the specifications of the product identified by the corresponding "product ID", which are the specifications corresponding to the wearer estimated to be in the state indicated by the "detailed condition".

"Proposal content" is proposal content that proposes a product (absorbent article) that is recommended to be worn by the wearer who is presumed to be in the state indicated by the "detailed condition" as a recommended product for the wearer. Shows information about For example, the server device 100 displays the “suggested content” superimposed on the captured image. Therefore, the “suggested content” is an original image to be superimposed and displayed as an AR image.

In the example of FIG. 4, the product ID "product #11", the specification information "specification #11", and the proposed content "ARSC11" are associated with the state type "body type" and the state details "thin type". there is In this example, it is stipulated that for a wearer whose figure is estimated to be "thin", the product of "specification #11" and identified by the product ID "product #11" is optimal. In addition, the suggested content proposed as a recommended product that is recommended to be worn by the wearer is "ARSC11". Also, the suggested content “ARSC11” is, for example, an AR image including text advertising that the product identified by the product ID “product #11” is a recommended product for wearers.

Note that the proposed content does not necessarily have to be an AR image superimposed on the captured image. may be

(Regarding the wearer information storage unit 123)
The wearer information storage unit 123 stores various information about the wearer. For example, the wearer information storage unit 123 stores information obtained by predetermined control on the wearer performed in response to display of content indicating care methods when using absorbent articles. Here, FIG. 5 shows an example of the wearer information storage unit 123 according to the embodiment. In the example of FIG. 5, the wearer information storage unit 123 stores “user ID (Identifier)”, “wearer ID (Identifier)”, “exchange date and time”, “captured image”, “excretion status”, “accumulated It has items such as "number of times worn".

"User ID" indicates identification information that identifies a user (exchanger) who performs the work of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to the wearer identified by the "wearer ID" while receiving the service according to the embodiment. Also, the “user ID” may be identification information that identifies the device 10 used by the user (exchanger).

"Wearer ID" indicates identification information for identifying the wearer who receives the operation of putting on and taking off the absorbent article by the user identified by the "user ID". "Exchange date and time" indicates information about the date and time when the absorbent article was exchanged for the wearer identified by the "wearer ID". The "photographed image" is used as a guide when the absorbent article is exchanged for the wearer identified by the "wearer ID" (that is, when the absorbent article is put on or taken off). 4 shows a photographed image acquired for superimposed display of content.

The "excretion condition" is information obtained by analyzing the "captured image" when excrement is captured in the "captured image", and is the quality of the excrement (for example, stool quality). ) and amount (for example, stool volume, urine volume). Information indicating the “excretion status” is obtained by the information control unit 138, for example.

The "cumulative number of times of wearing" is the number of times the absorbent article is worn by the wearer identified by the "wearer ID", and the content indicating the care method when using the absorbent article is superimposed and displayed. It shows information about the number of times it has been worn, counted accordingly. Information indicating the “cumulative number of times of wearing” is obtained by the information control unit 138, for example.

In the example of FIG. 5, for the wearer ID "W1", the exchange date and time "exchange date and time #11", the photographed image "photographed image #11", the excrement situation "excretion situation #11", and the cumulative number of wearing times. "Accumulated wear count #11" is associated. In this example, for the wearer W1, the absorbent article is exchanged on the date and time indicated by the "exchange date and time #11", and the "captured image #11" is obtained in order to superimpose the guide content when the exchange is performed. example. In such an example, by analyzing the "captured image #11", the quality (eg, stool quality) and quantity (eg, stool volume, An example in which "excretion status #11" indicating the amount of urine) is obtained is shown.

(About other storage units)
Although not shown, the server device 100 may have a storage unit that stores a care record indicating a history of care (for example, nursing care and childcare) performed for each wearer. In addition, the care record includes, for example, the diet history of the wearer's diet, the laxative history of the laxative administered to the wearer, the excretion history of the wearer's excretion, and various physical information about the wearer (gender, height, weight, chest circumference, etc.). , waist circumference, thigh size, disease information), etc.

(Regarding the control unit 130)
Returning to FIG. 2, the control unit 130 executes various programs stored in a storage device inside the server device 100 using a RAM as a work area by a CPU (Central Processing Unit), MPU (Micro Processing Unit), or the like. It is realized by Also, the control unit 130 is implemented by an integrated circuit such as an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) or an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array).

As shown in FIG. 2, the control unit 130 includes an acquisition unit 131, a detection unit 132, a detection unit 133, a specification unit 134, a determination unit 135, an estimation unit 136, a display control unit 137, and an information control unit. It has a unit 138 and an image processing unit 139, and implements or executes the information processing functions and actions described below. Note that the internal configuration of the control unit 130 is not limited to the configuration shown in FIG. 2, and may be another configuration as long as it performs the information processing described later. Moreover, the connection relationship between the processing units of the control unit 130 is not limited to the connection relationship shown in FIG. 3, and may be another connection relationship.

(Regarding the acquisition unit 131)
The acquisition unit 131 acquires a captured image captured by the device 10 according to the user's operation. For example, the acquisition unit 131 acquires a photographed image of an absorbent article. For example, the acquisition unit 131 acquires a photographed image of the absorbent article in which the AR marker attached to the absorbent article is included.

Also, for example, the acquisition unit 131 acquires a captured image captured by the device 10 via an application (browser BW), which is an application executed by the device 10 and for displaying web content. Further, when the AR marker is detected from the captured image, the acquisition unit 131 acquires the captured image that is transmitted as needed via the browser BW during the attachment/detachment work.

(Regarding the detection unit 132)
The detection unit 132 detects AR markers included in the captured image acquired by the acquisition unit 131 . For example, the detection unit 132 detects a barcode, a one-dimensional code, a two-dimensional code, a QR code, or the like as an AR marker included in the captured image acquired by the acquisition unit 131 .

(Regarding the detection unit 133)
The detection unit 133 detects a human body from the captured image acquired by the acquisition unit 131, and determines whether or not a predetermined part of the body has been detected from the human body. For example, the detection unit 133 determines whether or not the lower body of the person has been detected from the captured image. It should be noted that the detection unit 133 detects any part other than the lower body of a person as long as the guide type can be determined as to whether the absorbent article should be guided in "how to put on" or "how to take off". You may

(Regarding the specifying unit 134)
The identifying unit 134 identifies the product identified by the AR marker. For example, when the detecting unit 132 detects an AR marker, the specifying unit 134 specifies the product identified by the AR marker based on the identification information (product ID) included in the AR marker. For example, the specifying unit 134 refers to the guide content storage unit 121 to specify the product associated with the identification information (product ID) included in the AR marker.

(Regarding the determination unit 135)
When the detection unit 133 detects the lower half of the body, the determination unit 135 determines, based on the state of the lower half of the body, whether to put on or take off the absorbent article, which is the product specified by the specifying unit 134. to guide or determine the guide type.

For example, the determination unit 135 estimates the state of the lower body by analyzing the captured image including the lower body detected by the detection unit 133 . For example, the determination unit 135 analyzes the photographed image including the lower half of the body by the detection unit 133 to estimate whether the wearer to be processed is wearing an absorbent article or not.

For example, if the determination unit 135 estimates that the processing target wearer included in the captured image is not wearing an absorbent article based on the captured image, the determination unit 135 determines that the absorbent article specified by the specifying unit 134 is not worn. It is judged to guide "how to wear". On the other hand, when determining based on the captured image that the wearer to be processed included in the captured image is wearing an absorbent article, the determination unit 135 determines whether the absorbent article specified by the specifying unit 134 It is determined to guide "how to remove".

Note that the determination unit 135 inquires of the user via the device 10 whether the user desires guidance on "how to put on" or "how to take off", and from the answer to the inquiry, "how to put on" or "how to put on" The type of guide may be determined as to which of the "how to remove" is to be guided.

(Regarding the estimation unit 136)
The estimation unit 136 estimates various states of the user to be processed. For example, the estimation unit 136 estimates the body shape of the wearer to be processed based on the image information acquired by the acquisition unit 131 . For example, the estimation unit 136 compares the determination condition for determining the obese type, the determination condition for determining the normal type, the determination condition for determining the thin type, and the body type information obtained by analyzing the captured image. , to estimate whether the wearer to be processed has the obese type, the normal type, or the thin type.

Also, for example, the estimation unit 136 estimates the physical condition of the wearer to be processed based on the image information acquired by the acquisition unit 131 . For example, the estimating unit 136 estimates the physical condition of the wearer to be processed, such as whether the wearer is bedridden or able to sit, from the image information acquired by the acquiring unit 131 . For example, if the wearer included in the captured image is lying on a bed or the like, the estimation unit 136 can estimate that the wearer is bedridden. On the other hand, when the wearer included in the captured image is sitting on a chair or the like, the estimation unit 136 can estimate that the wearer can sit down.

The estimation unit 136 may also estimate whether the wearer is bedridden or able to sit on the basis of the wearer's care history or the wearer's care level.

In addition, there are types of absorbent articles according to age, such as those for adults and those for children. For this reason, it is possible to display guide content that shows how to wear for adults according to the processing target wearer is an adult, and how to wear for children according to the processing target wearer is a child. The estimation unit 136 may further estimate whether the wearer to be processed is an adult or a child.

In addition, there are types of absorbent articles according to gender, such as those for men and those for women. For this reason, it is possible to display guide contents that show how to wear the garment for men according to the fact that the wearer to be processed is male, and how to wear it for women according to the fact that the wearer to be processed is female. The estimation unit 136 may further estimate the gender of the wearer to be processed.

(Regarding the display control unit 137)
The display control unit 137 displays the content indicating the care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image acquired by the acquisition unit 131 in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article. For example, the display control unit 137 causes the content to be displayed while being superimposed on the captured image.

Further, for example, the display control unit 137 displays, as content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article, content indicating a method for attaching and detaching the absorbent article to the wearer using the absorbent article.

As an example, the display control unit 137 displays content indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article according to the form of the absorbent article.

Further, as another example, the display control unit 137 displays content indicating the attaching/detaching method corresponding to each of a plurality of procedures for attaching/detaching the absorbent article for each procedure. For example, if the display control unit 137 receives an instruction from the user while the first content, which is the content indicating the attachment/detachment method corresponding to the first procedure among the procedures, is being displayed, the display control unit 137 performs the procedure. The second content, which is the content indicating the attachment/detachment method corresponding to the second procedure following the first procedure, is displayed.

In addition, for example, the display control unit 137 shoots the content so that the content indicating the attaching/detaching method is positioned near the portion of the absorbent article targeted for the attaching/detaching method corresponding to the current procedure. It is displayed in a state superimposed on the image.

In addition, for example, the display control unit 137 displays content indicating how to put on and take off according to the body shape of the wearer who uses the absorbent article (the body shape estimated by the estimation unit 136).

In addition, for example, the display control unit 137 may display a photographed image corresponding to a part of the body of the wearer who uses the absorbent article, which is targeted by the attaching/detaching method corresponding to the current procedure, among the photographed images. is displayed in a superimposed state showing the attachment/detachment method.

Also, for example, the display control unit 137 displays the content such that the content moves according to the attachment/detachment method corresponding to the current procedure.

Further, for example, the display control unit 137 indicates, as a method for attaching and detaching the absorbent article to the wearer who uses the absorbent article, a changing method for changing the posture of the wearer to a posture suitable for attaching and detaching the absorbent article. Show content. For example, the display control unit 137 displays content indicating a change method according to the wearer's physical condition as the change method. As an example, the display control unit 137 displays content indicating a change method according to the body shape of the wearer.

Further, when it is determined that the user has succeeded in attaching and detaching the absorbent article to and from the wearer using the absorbent article, the display control unit 137 further displays content praising the user. may For example, the display control unit 137 indicates that the user has reached the last procedure among a plurality of procedures for attaching and detaching the absorbent article, and furthermore, the user has performed the attaching and detaching work by the attaching and detaching method corresponding to the last procedure. Based on whether or not it is completed, it is determined whether or not the user has successfully attached and detached the absorbent article. Further, the display control unit 137, when the user indicates the intention to complete the attachment/detachment work (for example, presses a “completion button” or utters an utterance indicating that the attachment/detachment is completed), the display control unit 137 allows the user to perform the attachment/detachment of the absorbent article. It can be judged as successful.

Then, when the display control unit 137 determines that the user has succeeded in attaching and detaching the absorbent article to the wearer using the absorbent article, the display control section 137 superimposes and displays the content praising the user. An example of content that praises the user will be described with reference to FIG.

In addition, the display control unit 137 proposes an absorbent article having specifications corresponding to the state of the wearer who uses the absorbent article (the state estimated by the estimation unit 136) as a recommended product to be worn by the wearer. Further content may be displayed. For example, the display control unit 137 causes the wearer to wear an absorbent article having specifications corresponding to at least one of the wearer's body shape, excretion state, and whether or not the wearer can excrete independently. Suggested content proposed as a recommended product is superimposed and displayed.

For example, assume that the estimation unit 136 estimates that the wearer W1 has a "thin" figure based on the captured image. In such a case, the display control unit 137 refers to the suggested content storage unit 122, and provides suggested content associated with the state type “physique” and the state details “thin”, which is suitable for a person with a “thin” physique. Suggested content ARSC11 is extracted as suggested content proposing product #11 having specification #11 as a recommended product. Then, the display control unit 137 causes the proposed content ARSC11 to be displayed while being superimposed on the captured image acquired by the acquisition unit 131 .

(Regarding the information control unit 138)
The information control unit 138, in response to display by the display control unit 137 of the content indicating the care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, provides information regarding the wearer using the absorbent article. Predetermined control is performed.

For example, the information control unit 138 stores the number of times the wearer wears the absorbent article, which is the number of times the wearer wears the absorbent article, which is counted according to the display of the content by the display control unit, and the identification information for identifying the wearer. Information (wearer ID) is associated and registered in the wearer information storage unit 123 .

For example, the information control unit 138 determines that the user has reached the last procedure among a plurality of procedures for attaching and detaching the absorbent article, and furthermore, the user has performed the attachment and detachment work by the attachment and detachment method corresponding to the last procedure. Based on whether it is completed or not, the number of wearing times "1" is counted. Note that the information control unit 138 counts the number of wearing times “1” when the user indicates the intention of completing the attaching/detaching work (for example, pressing a “complete button” or uttering an utterance indicating completion). good too. Further, when the information control unit 138 counts the number of times of wearing "1", the number of times of wearing "1" is added to the "cumulative number of times of wearing" corresponding to the wearer to be processed.

Further, when excrement by the wearer is captured in the captured image, the information control unit 138 associates predetermined information about the excrement with identification information (wearer ID) that identifies the wearer. and registered in the wearer information storage unit 123 . For example, the information control unit 138 registers, as the predetermined information, information indicating the quantity or quality of the excrement obtained by analyzing the photographed image of the excrement.

(Regarding the image processing section 139)
When the captured image is recorded in the device 10 used by the user, the image processing unit 139 performs image processing so as to protect the privacy of the wearer captured in the captured image. For example, if the captured image includes an image that can identify the wearer (for example, a facial image of the wearer) or an image that shows excrement by the wearer, the image processing unit 139 privacy protection processing (for example, mosaic processing). In such a state, the information control unit 138 records the photographed image that has undergone image processing so as to protect privacy in a predetermined storage unit (for example, library) within the device 10 .

[7. Processing procedure]
Next, a procedure of display control processing according to the embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7. FIG. FIG. 6 describes the overall processing procedure of the display control processing according to the embodiment. With reference to FIG. 7, the flow of display control processing for controlling display of guide contents indicating attachment/detachment methods corresponding to a plurality of procedures for attaching/detaching an absorbent article in sequence according to a user's instruction will be described.

[7-1. Processing procedure (1)]
First, with reference to FIG. 6, an overall procedure of display control processing according to the embodiment will be described. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a display control procedure (1) according to the embodiment.

First, the acquisition unit 131 determines whether or not the captured image has been acquired from the device 10 via the browser BW (step S101). While determining that the captured image has not been acquired (step S101; No), the acquisition unit 131 waits until it can be determined that the captured image has been acquired.

On the other hand, when the acquisition unit 131 determines that the captured image has been acquired (step S101; Yes), the detection unit 132 detects the AR marker included in the acquired captured image (step S102).

Next, the detection unit 133 determines whether or not the lower body of the person has been detected from the captured image acquired by the acquisition unit 131 (step S103). While the detection unit 133 determines that the lower body has not been detected (step S103; No), it waits until it can determine that the lower body has been detected.

On the other hand, when the detection unit 133 determines that the lower body has been detected (step S103; Yes), the identification unit 134 detects the AR marker based on the identification information (product ID) included in the AR marker detected by the detection unit 132. , identifies the product identified by the AR marker (step S104).

Next, the determining unit 135 determines which of the “how to put on” and “how to take off” the absorbent article, which is the product specified by the specifying unit 134, is guided from the state of the lower body detected by the detecting unit 133. A guide type is determined (step S105). For example, the determination unit 135 estimates the state of the lower body by analyzing the captured image acquired by the acquisition unit 131 . For example, the determination unit 135 analyzes the captured image acquired by the acquisition unit 131 to estimate whether or not the wearer to be processed is wearing an absorbent article or not. Then, when determining that the wearer to be processed is not wearing an absorbent article, the determination unit 135 determines to guide “how to put on” the absorbent article specified by the specifying unit 134 . On the other hand, when the determination unit 135 estimates that the wearer to be processed is wearing an absorbent article, the determination unit 135 determines to guide “how to remove” the absorbent article specified by the specifying unit 134 .

Next, the estimation unit 136 estimates the body shape of the wearer to be processed based on the image information acquired by the acquisition unit 131 (step S106). For example, the estimation unit 136 compares the determination condition for determining the obese type, the determination condition for determining the normal type, the determination condition for determining the thin type, and the body type information obtained by analyzing the captured image. , to estimate whether the wearer to be processed has the obese type, the normal type, or the thin type.

Based on the image information acquired by the acquiring unit 131, the estimating unit 136 estimates the physical condition of the wearer to be processed, such as whether the wearer is bedridden or able to sit (step S107).

Next, the display control unit 137 selects the guide type determined by the determining unit 135 in step S105 from among the guide contents corresponding to the absorbent article of the product specified by the specifying unit 134 in step S104, and the guide type in step S106. The body type estimated by the estimation unit 136 in step S107 and the guide content corresponding to the physical condition estimated by the estimation unit 136 in step S107 are extracted from the guide content storage unit 121 (step S108).

For example, the wearer to be processed is the wearer W1, and the identifying unit 134 identifies the absorbent article DP1, which is a product identified by the product ID "DP1" and is a tape-type product for men. shall be Based on the photographed image corresponding to the wearer W1, the determining unit 135 determines that the guide type is “how to put on”, the estimating unit 136 estimates that the body type is “thin”, and the physical state is “bedridden state”. It shall be estimated.

In this case, in the example of the guide content storage unit 121 shown in FIG. 3, the display control unit 137 selects the method of putting on the tape-type diaper DP1 for men, which is most suitable for a thin and bedridden person. The guide content ARGC11 indicating the first (step 1) way of putting on the shoes is extracted. In addition, the display control unit 137 selects the second (step 2) among the wearing manners corresponding to the men's and tape-type diapers DP1, which are optimal for a skinny and bedridden person. A guide content ARGC12 indicating how to put the shoes on is extracted.

Thus, in the example of the guide content storage unit 121 shown in FIG. A series of seven guide contents such as ARGC14 (step 4), guide content ARGC15 (step 5), guide content ARGC16 (step 6), and guide content ARGC17 (step 7) are extracted.

Then, the display control unit 137 displays the series of seven guide contents (guide contents indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article corresponding to each of a plurality of procedures for putting on and taking off the absorbent article) according to the instructions of the user. Display is controlled (step S109). Next, in FIG. 7, a flow of display control of a series of guide contents according to a procedure in accordance with an instruction from the user U1 will be described.

[7-2. Processing procedure (2)]
FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a display control procedure (2) according to the embodiment. FIG. 7 explains step S109 of FIG. 1 in more detail. In addition, in the example of FIG. 7, the display control unit 137 displays guide content (first guide content) corresponding to a predetermined numbered procedure (first procedure) in the series of seven guide contents illustrated in FIG. is superimposed on the captured image.

In such a state, the display control unit 137 determines whether or not an instruction from the user has been received (step S201). For example, whether or not the display control unit 137 has received an instruction from the user to transition to the second guide content, which is the guide content indicating how to wear the shoes corresponding to the second step following the first step. judge.

As shown in FIG. 8, the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction from the user has been received when the user presses the "next" button superimposed and displayed together with the first guide content. can be done. Further, the display control unit 137 does not necessarily need to display the "next" button. For example, when utterance "next" is recognized, the display control unit 137 may determine that an instruction from the user has been received.

Returning to the description of FIG. While the display control unit 137 determines that it has not received an instruction from the user (step S201; No), it waits until it can determine that it has received an instruction from the user.

On the other hand, when the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction from the user has been received (step S201; Yes), the display control unit 137 performs the procedure following the currently displayed first guide content procedure (first procedure). A second guide content indicating how to wear the shoes corresponding to the procedure (second procedure) is superimposed and displayed (step S202).

Further, the display control unit 137 determines whether or not the guide content (guide content ARGC17) corresponding to the last procedure (seventh procedure) has been superimposed and displayed (step S203). While the display control unit 137 determines that the guide content corresponding to the last procedure has not been superimposed and displayed (step S203; No), the display control unit 137 determines that the guide content corresponding to the last procedure has been superimposed and displayed. The processing from step S201 is repeated.

On the other hand, when the display control unit 137 determines that the guide content corresponding to the last procedure has been superimposed and displayed (step S203; Yes), the display control process ends. Note that when the display control unit 137 determines that the guide content corresponding to the last procedure is superimposed and displayed (step S203; Yes), the user (for example, the user U1) asks the wearer W1 to wear diapers. It may be determined that the work of putting on the DP1 has been successful, and content praising the user may be superimposed on the currently captured image.

Further, when it is determined that the guide content corresponding to the last procedure has been superimposed and displayed (step S203; Yes), the information control unit 138 counts the number of times of wearing "1" and corresponds to the wearer W1. The number of times of wearing "1" is counted against the "accumulated number of times of wearing".

[8. Screen example related to display control processing]
The flow of the display control processing according to the embodiment has been described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7. FIG. From here, an example of a screen when guide content is superimposed and displayed by the display control process according to the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 8 . FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen by display control processing according to the embodiment. FIG. 8 shows screen examples for each procedure, taking as an example a case where the series of seven guide contents shown in FIG. FIG. 8A shows screen examples in steps 1 to 4 of steps 1 to 7, respectively. FIG. 8B shows screen examples in steps 5 to 7 of steps 1 to 7, respectively.

Specifically, how to put on the diaper DP1 consists of steps 1 to 7, and in step 1, how to handle and put on the absorbent article when putting on the absorbent article. The method shall be specified. For example, in step 1, it is assumed that the handling method of "inserting the pad into the three-dimensional gathers of the absorbent article" is defined. Therefore, in this example, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC11 indicating such a handling method in a state superimposed on the captured image.

Further, according to the example of FIG. 8A, the guide content ARGC11 includes the guide content ARGC11-1 which is an AR image including the text "Insert the pad inside the three-dimensional gathers of the diaper" explaining the handling method, and the pad. Guide content ARGC11-2, which is an AR image that virtually shows the shape. Further, step 1 indicates how to handle the diaper DP1 as the first putting on method, so the diaper DP1 needs to be photographed. For this reason, the guide content ARGC11-1 also includes text such as "Please take a picture of the diaper."

Further, in such a state, for example, when the diaper DP1 is detected by the detection unit 133, the display control unit 137 selects the portion of the diaper DP1 in the photographed image and displays it in the handling method in step 1. The guide content ARGC11-2 is superimposed and displayed so that the guide content ARGC11-2 is positioned near the photographed image corresponding to the site of interest (the site into which the pad is to be inserted). As an example of this, in the example of FIG. 8A, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays the guide content ARGC11-2 on the right side of the diaper DP1.

On the other hand, the display control unit 137 inserts the virtual pad (guide content ARGC11-2) into the insertion site in order to make the handling method of "insert the pad inside the three-dimensional gathers of the diaper" more understandable. The guide content ARGC11-2 may be moved to show the situation. In addition, the display control unit 137 may further superimpose an AR image of an arrow pointing from the guide content ARGC11-2 to the site where the pad is to be inserted.

In addition, the display control unit 137 further superimposes the “next” button BT, so that when the “next” button BT is pressed, the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to proceed to step 2 has been received from the user U1. do. When the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to shift to step 2 has been received from the user U1, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC12 indicating how to wear the shoes corresponding to step 2 in a state superimposed on the captured image. .

Note that when receiving an instruction from the user U1, the display control unit 137 may determine whether or not the handling method defined in step 1 has been performed correctly based on the photographed image at the time of receiving the instruction. good. For example, it is assumed that the server device 100 has, as a correct image, an image showing what the diaper DP1 will look like when the handling method defined in step 1 is performed correctly.

In this case, the display control unit 137 compares the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 with the correct image to determine whether or not the handling method specified in step 1 has been correctly performed. do. For example, the display control unit 137 determines whether the handling method defined in step 1 is correct based on the degree of deviation when the photographed image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 is compared with the correct image. It is possible to determine whether or not it has been done. In addition, if the display control unit 137 determines that it is not performed correctly, it does not display the guide content ARGC12 corresponding to step 2, and displays the message "There is a possibility that it is not performed correctly. Please try again." ” may be displayed.

Next, step 2 will be described. In step 2, it is assumed that a method of changing the posture of the wearer to a posture suitable for putting on the absorbent article is defined. For example, in step 2, it is assumed that the changing method is defined as "turning the body from the state of lying on its back to its sideways position". Therefore, in this example, the display control unit 137 causes the guide content ARGC12 indicating such a change method to be displayed in a state superimposed on the captured image.

Also, according to the example of FIG. 8A, the guide content ARGC12 includes the guide content ARGC12-1, which is an AR image including the text "Please turn your body sideways from the state where you are lying on your back," explaining the change method, and and a guide content ARGC12-2, which is an AR image of an arrow indicating the direction of rotation of the . In step 2, since the method of changing the body position is shown as the second way of wearing, it is necessary to photograph the wearer (especially the wearer's lower body). For this reason, the guide content ARGC12-1 also includes text such as "Please photograph the whole body (or the lower body)."

Further, in such a state, for example, when the detection unit 133 detects the whole body, the display control unit 137 controls the force when rotating the body of the wearer W1 sideways. The guide content ARGC12-2 is superimposed and displayed so that the guide content ARGC12-2 is positioned in the vicinity of the part where the . For example, the display control unit 137 controls the guide content ARGC12-2 so that the guide content ARGC12-2 is positioned in the vicinity of the captured image corresponding to the "region from the lower abdomen to the knee" of the wearer W1. is superimposed. As an example of this, in the example of FIG. 8A, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays the guide content ARGC12-2 slightly above the “region from the lower abdomen to the knees” of the wearer W1.

On the other hand, the display control unit 137 displays an AR image that virtually shows the body of the wearer W1 instead of the arrows, in order to make the user better understand the change method of "turning the body sideways from the state of lying on the back". A certain guide content ARGC12-2 may be superimposed on the body of the wearer W1. In addition, the display control unit 137 may move the guide content ARGC12-2 so as to show how the virtual body rotates.

In addition, the display control unit 137 further superimposes the “next” button BT so that when the “next” button BT is pressed, the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to proceed to step 3 has been received from the user U1. do. When the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to move to step 3 has been received from the user U1, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC13 indicating how to wear the shoes corresponding to step 3 in a state superimposed on the captured image. .

Note that when receiving an instruction from the user U1, the display control unit 137 may determine whether or not the change method specified in step 2 has been correctly performed based on the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction. good. For example, it is assumed that server device 100 has, as a correct image, an image showing what kind of posture the wearer will have if the change method specified in step 2 is performed correctly.

In this case, the display control unit 137 compares the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 with the correct image to determine whether or not the change method defined in step 2 has been correctly performed. do. For example, the display control unit 137 determines whether the change method specified in step 2 is correct based on the degree of deviation when the photographed image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 is compared with the correct image. It is possible to determine whether or not it has been done. In addition, if the display control unit 137 determines that it is not performed correctly, it does not display the guide content ARGC13 corresponding to step 3, and displays the message "There is a possibility that it has not been performed correctly. Please try again." ” may be displayed.

Next, step 3 will be described. In step 3, it is assumed that the handling method is defined as "putting the absorbent article under the buttocks so that the center of the absorbent article is aligned with the position of the spine". Therefore, in this example, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC13 indicating such a handling method in a state superimposed on the captured image.

Further, according to the example of FIG. 8A, the guide content ARGC13 includes the guide content ARGC13-1 which is an AR image including the text "Place the diaper so that the center of the diaper is aligned with the position of the spine" explaining the handling method, and the diaper Guide content ARGC13-2, which is an AR image that virtually shows the shape of DP1.

Further, in such a state, for example, when the detection unit 133 detects the whole body, the display control unit 137 places the guide content ARGC13- in the vicinity of the part of the body of the wearer W1 where the diaper DP1 should be placed. 2 is positioned, the guide content ARGC13-2 is superimposed and displayed. For example, the display control unit 137 superimposes the guide content ARGC13-2 so that the guide content ARGC13-2 is positioned at the position of the captured image corresponding to the "part from the spine to the buttocks" of the wearer W1 in the captured image. display. As an example of this, in the example of FIG. 8A, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays the guide content ARGC13-2 slightly to the side of the "region from the spine to the buttocks" of the wearer W1.

On the other hand, the display control unit 137 displays a virtual diaper DP1 (guide content ARGC13-2) for better understanding of the handling method of "putting the absorbent article under the buttocks so that the center of the absorbent article is aligned with the position of the spine." ) is moving under the buttocks, the guide content ARGC13-2 may be moved. The display control unit 137 may further superimpose an AR image of an arrow pointing downward from the guide content ARGC13-2 to the bottom.

In addition, the display control unit 137 further superimposes the “next” button BT so that when the “next” button BT is pressed, the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to proceed to step 4 has been received from the user U1. do. Then, when the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to shift to step 4 has been received from the user U1, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC14 indicating how to wear the shoes corresponding to step 4 in a state superimposed on the captured image. .

Note that when receiving an instruction from the user U1, the display control unit 137 may determine whether or not the handling method specified in step 3 has been correctly performed based on the photographed image at the time of receiving the instruction. good. For example, the server device 100 has, as a correct image, an image showing how a person who is put on the diaper DP1 will behave when the handling method specified in step 3 is performed correctly. Suppose there is

In this case, the display control unit 137 compares the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 with the correct image to determine whether or not the handling method specified in step 3 has been correctly performed. do. For example, the display control unit 137 determines whether the handling method specified in step 3 is correct based on the degree of deviation when comparing the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 and the correct image. It is possible to determine whether or not it has been done. In addition, if the display control unit 137 determines that it is not performed correctly, it does not display the guide content ARGC14 corresponding to step 4, and displays the message "There is a possibility that it has not been performed correctly. Please try again." ” may be displayed.

Next, step 4 will be explained. In step 4, it is assumed that a method of changing the posture of the wearer to a position suitable for putting on the absorbent article is defined. For example, in step 4, it is assumed that a change method of "slowly return the body to the supine position" is specified. Therefore, in this example, the display control unit 137 causes the guide content ARGC14 indicating such a change method to be displayed in a state superimposed on the captured image.

Also, according to the example of FIG. 8A, the guide content ARGC14 is an AR image including the text "Please turn your body back slowly" explaining the change method, and the guide content ARGC14-1 which is an AR image and Guide content ARGC14-2, which is an AR image of an arrow indicating the direction of rotation.

Further, in such a state, for example, when the detection unit 133 detects the whole body, the display control unit 137 causes the body of the wearer W1 to rotate so as to return the wearer W1 to the supine position. The guide content ARGC14-2 is superimposed and displayed so that the guide content ARGC14-2 is positioned in the vicinity of the part where the . For example, the display control unit 137 controls the guide content ARGC14-2 so that the guide content ARGC14-2 is positioned in the vicinity of the captured image corresponding to the "region from the lower abdomen to the knee" of the wearer W1. is superimposed. As an example of this, in the example of FIG. 8A, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays the guide content ARGC14-2 slightly above the "region from the lower abdomen to the knee" of the wearer W1.

On the other hand, the display control unit 137 controls the guide content ARGC14-, which is an AR image that virtually shows the body of the wearer W1 instead of the arrow, in order to make the change method of "slowly return the body to the supine position" more understandable. 2 may be superimposed on the body of the wearer W1. In addition, the display control unit 137 may move the guide content ARGC14-2 so as to show how the virtual body rotates.

In addition, the display control unit 137 further superimposes the “next” button BT, so that when the “next” button BT is pressed, the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to proceed to step 5 has been received from the user U1. do. When the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to proceed to step 5 has been received from the user U1, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC15 indicating how to wear the shoes corresponding to step 5 in a state superimposed on the captured image. .

Note that when receiving an instruction from the user U1, the display control unit 137 may determine whether or not the change method specified in step 4 has been performed correctly based on the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction. good. For example, it is assumed that server device 100 has, as a correct image, an image showing what kind of posture the wearer will have if the change method defined in step 4 is performed correctly.

In this case, the display control unit 137 compares the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 with the correct image to determine whether or not the change method specified in step 4 has been correctly performed. do. For example, the display control unit 137 determines whether the change method specified in step 2 is correct based on the degree of deviation when the photographed image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 is compared with the correct image. It is possible to determine whether or not it has been done. In addition, when the display control unit 137 determines that it is not performed correctly, it does not display the guide content ARGC15 corresponding to step 5, and displays the message "There is a possibility that it is not performed correctly. Please try again." ” may be displayed.

Next, step 5 will be described. Step 5 onwards will be described with reference to FIG. 8B. In step 5, it is assumed that the handling method of "pulling up the gathers of the absorbent article" is defined. Therefore, in this example, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC15 indicating such a handling method in a state superimposed on the captured image.

Further, according to the example of FIG. 8B, the guide content ARGC15 includes the guide content ARGC15-1, which is an AR image including the text "Pull up the gathers to stand up" explaining the handling method, and the shape (specifically) of the diaper DP1. Practically, the guide content ARGC15-2, which is an AR image that virtually shows the shape of the gather around the raised gathers.

Further, in such a state, for example, when the diaper DP1 is detected by the detection unit 133, the display control unit 137 guides the wearer W1 to the vicinity of the part of the wearer W1's body when the diaper DP1 is pulled up. The guide content ARGC15-2 is superimposed and displayed so that the content ARGC15-2 is positioned. For example, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays the guide content ARGC15-2 so that the guide content ARGC15-2 is positioned at the position of the captured image corresponding to the "region around the crotch" of the wearer W1 in the captured image. . As an example of this, in the example of FIG. 8B, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays the guide content ARGC15-2 so that the gathered part of the diaper DP1 appears from the "region around the crotch" of the wearer W1. .

On the other hand, the display control unit 137 sets the virtual diaper DP1 (guide content ARGC15-2) indicating the gather part to the crotch so that the user can better understand the handling method of "pulling up the gathers of the absorbent article". The guide content ARGC15-2 may be moved so as to show how it appears from . The display control unit 137 may further superimpose an AR image of an arrow pointing from the real diaper DP1 to the guide content ARGC15-2.

In addition, the display control unit 137 further superimposes the “next” button BT, so that when the “next” button BT is pressed, the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to proceed to step 6 has been received from the user U1. do. When the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to proceed to step 6 has been received from the user U1, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC16 indicating how to wear the shoes corresponding to step 6 in a state superimposed on the captured image. .

Note that when receiving an instruction from the user U1, the display control unit 137 may determine whether or not the handling method defined in step 5 has been correctly performed based on the photographed image at the time of receiving the instruction. good. For example, the server device 100 has, as a correct image, an image showing how a person who is put on the diaper DP1 will behave when the handling method specified in step 5 is performed correctly. Suppose there is

In this case, the display control unit 137 compares the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 with the correct image to determine whether or not the handling method specified in step 5 has been correctly performed. do. For example, the display control unit 137 determines whether the handling method specified in step 5 is correct based on the degree of deviation when comparing the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 and the correct image. It is possible to determine whether or not it has been done. In addition, if the display control unit 137 determines that it is not performed correctly, it does not display the guide content ARGC16 corresponding to step 6, and displays the message "There is a possibility that it is not performed correctly. Please try again." ” may be displayed.

Next, step 6 will be described. In step 6, it is assumed that a handling method of "spreading the diaper to the left and right while smoothing the wrinkles of the diaper" is specified. Therefore, in this example, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC16 indicating such a handling method in a state superimposed on the captured image.

Further, according to the example of FIG. 8B, the guide content ARGC16 is the guide content ARGC16-1 which is an AR image including the text "Please spread the diaper to the left and right while smoothing out the wrinkles" explaining the handling method, and the guide content ARGC16-1 which is an AR image, Guide content ARGC16-2, which is an AR image of an arrow indicating work.

Further, in such a state, for example, when the diaper DP1 is detected by the detection unit 133, the display control unit 137 selects the part of the diaper DP1 in the photographed image, and displays the portion of the diaper DP1 in the handling method in step 6. The guide content ARGC16-2 is superimposed and displayed so that the guide content ARGC16-2 is positioned in the vicinity of the photographed image corresponding to the region of interest (the waist region where wrinkles are present). As an example of this, in the example of FIG. 8B, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays the guide content ARGC16-2 above the waistline portion of the diaper DP1.

On the other hand, the display control unit 137 may operate the guide content ARGC16-2 so that the arrow expands and contracts so that the user can understand the handling method of "spreading the diaper to the left and right while smoothing the wrinkles".

In addition, the display control unit 137 further superimposes the “next” button BT, so that when the “next” button BT is pressed, the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to proceed to step 7 has been received from the user U1. do. When the display control unit 137 determines that an instruction to proceed to step 7 has been received from the user U1, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC17 indicating how to wear the shoes corresponding to step 7 in a state superimposed on the captured image. .

Note that when receiving an instruction from the user U1, the display control unit 137 may determine whether or not the handling method defined in step 6 has been performed correctly based on the photographed image at the time of receiving the instruction. good. For example, it is assumed that the server device 100 has, as a correct image, an image showing what the diaper DP1 will look like when the handling method defined in step 6 is performed correctly.

In this case, the display control unit 137 compares the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 with the correct image to determine whether or not the handling method specified in step 6 has been correctly performed. do. For example, the display control unit 137 determines whether the handling method defined in step 6 is correct based on the degree of deviation when comparing the captured image at the time of receiving the instruction from the user U1 and the correct image. It is possible to determine whether or not it has been done. In addition, when the display control unit 137 determines that it is not performed correctly, it does not display the guide content ARGC17 corresponding to step 7, and displays the message "There is a possibility that it is not performed correctly. Please try again." ” may be displayed.

Next, step 7 will be described. In step 7, it is assumed that the handling method is defined as "While lightly pressing the part where the pad exists, pull both ends with the anti-slipping tape toward you, and stop the anti-slipping tape at the bottom in order from left to right." Therefore, in this example, the display control unit 137 displays the guide content ARGC17 indicating such a handling method in a state superimposed on the captured image.

In addition, according to the example of FIG. 8B, the guide content ARGC17 includes a text explaining how to handle the pad: "While lightly pressing the part where the pad exists, pull both ends with the anti-slip tape toward you, and then move left and right from the anti-slip tape below. Please stop in this order." -2.

Here, it is assumed that the estimation unit 136 estimates that the body type of the wearer W1 is "thin". In this case, the guide content ARGC17-1 further includes a text that explains the optimal handling method for thin wearers, such as "Because the abdomen is thin, please fasten the upper tape diagonally downward." may be included.

Further, in such a state, for example, when the diaper DP1 is detected by the detection unit 133, the display control unit 137 selects the part of the diaper DP1 in the photographed image and displays the portion of the diaper DP1 in the handling method in step 7. The guide content ARGC17-2 is superimposed and displayed so that the guide content ARGC17-2 is positioned in the vicinity of the photographed image corresponding to the target region (the waist region to be taped). As an example of this, in the example of FIG. 8B, the display control unit 137 superimposes the guide content ARGC17-2 indicating the shape of both ends drawn toward the front on the upper part of the waist part to be taped. there is

On the other hand, the display control unit 137 makes it easier to understand the handling method of "while lightly pressing the part where the pad exists, pull both ends of the anti-slipping tape toward you, and stop the anti-slipping tape from the bottom to the left and right." For this reason, the guide content ARGC17-2 may be moved so as to show a state in which the both ends are spread out and move so as to wrap around the waist. The display control unit 137 may further superimpose an AR image of an arrow pointing from the real diaper DP1 to the guide content ARGC17-2.

Further, the display control unit 137 further superimposes the "next" button BT so that when the "next" button BT is pressed, the user is notified that the work of putting on the diaper DP1 has been completed. It is determined that it has been received from U1. Then, when the display control unit 137 determines that the display control unit 137 has received the declaration of intention of completion from the user U1, the display control unit 137 determines that the user U1 has succeeded in putting the diaper DP1 on the wearer W1. The praise content showing the content of praising U1 is further superimposed and displayed on the current captured image. In the example of FIG. 8B , the display control unit 137 superimposes the praise content ARPC1, which is an AR image including a text of praise such as “Thank you for your hard work. I am displaying.

In addition, when the display control unit 137 receives the declaration of intention of completion from the user U1, the display control unit 137 determines whether or not the handling method specified in step 7 has been performed correctly based on the photographed image at the time of reception. You may For example, it is assumed that the server device 100 has, as a correct image, an image showing what the diaper DP1 will look like when the handling method defined in step 7 is performed correctly.

In such a case, the display control unit 137 compares the captured image at the time of receiving the declaration of intention of completion from the user U1 with the correct image to determine whether the handling method specified in step 7 was performed correctly. judge whether or not For example, the display control unit 137 determines the handling defined in step 7 based on the degree of deviation when comparing the photographed image at the time of receiving the declaration of intention of completion from the user U1 and the correct image. It can be determined whether the method was performed correctly. Further, when the display control unit 137 determines that it is not performed correctly, the display control unit 137 does not display the praise content ARPC1, and displays a warning such as "Installation is not completed. Please try again." may

[9. Modification]
The display control device according to the above embodiment may be implemented in various different forms other than the above embodiment. For example, the server device 100, which is an example of a display control device, may perform the following display control processing according to a display control program.

[9-1. Concerning superimposed objects on which content is superimposed and displayed]
In the above-described embodiment, an example has been shown in which the server device 100 displays various contents as AR images including guide contents in a state of being superimposed on the captured image. That is, an example is shown in which the object to be superimposed is a photographed image. However, the superimposed object may be a predetermined object other than the captured image. For example, the superimposed object may be any object as long as it can serve as a screen. Such an object may be, for example, an object targeted by projection mapping. Therefore, the object to be superimposed can be, for example, a whiteboard, an indoor wall, a floor, or the like.

In the above-described embodiment, the device 10 is a smartphone. Then, the device 10 is connected to the projector to be used. The connection method may be either priority or wireless.

[9-2. About language]
As mentioned above, some of the users are foreign workers who came to work from overseas. For this reason, the display control unit 137 may superimpose and display the content showing the usage method in a language according to the user. For example, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays a content showing usage instructions in a language corresponding to the nationality of the user.

For example, as shown in FIG. 8, some guide contents include text explaining usage in a predetermined language. Therefore, the display control unit 137 can superimpose and display the guide content including the text explaining the usage in the language corresponding to the nationality of the user. For example, the display control unit 137 determines the current nationality of the user based on pre-registered registration information about the user, and converts the text in the current language (for example, Japanese) to the text in the determined nationality. After translating, the guide content including the translated text is superimposed and displayed.

In addition, the server device 100 may have in advance guide content showing usage instructions in a language corresponding to a specific nationality. It is also possible to extract and display guide content that indicates how to use it in language.

In addition to the superimposed display of the guide content, the display control unit 137 may further output a voice reading out the content of the text in a language corresponding to the nationality of the user.

According to the server device 100 as described above, it is possible to effectively reduce the risk of the user misusing the usage method, and to provide support so that the user can accurately and easily understand the usage method.

[9-3. Learning by feedback]
In addition, the server device 100 evaluates the guide content (can be put on and taken off successfully, is difficult to understand, etc.), and makes improvements related to the usage method, such as whether this putting on and taking off method is suitable for the wearer with such physical condition. Feedback on the proposal may be received from users. Further, the server device 100 may personalize the putting on and taking off method by, for example, learning the relationship between the physical condition and the putting on and taking off method based on the received feedback. As a result, the server device 100 can display the guide content indicating the most suitable putting on and taking off method for the wearer to be processed.

For example, the wearer to be processed is in a difficult physical condition to which a general putting on and taking off method is difficult to apply, and the server device 100 determines what kind of putting on and taking off method is most suitable for such a difficult physical condition. has been learned from previous feedback. As a result, the server device 100 can display guide content indicating a better way of putting on and taking off the wearer to be processed.

[9-4. Activation code]
In addition, when the display control unit 137 is authenticated as a user who intends to attach/detach a product (absorbent article) by a predetermined sales source while receiving the service according to the embodiment, may be superimposed with guide content indicating how to use the product.

For example, it is assumed that an activation code is attached to a product package of a diaper as a predetermined product sold by a business operator T or to an individual package in which such diapers are individually packaged. In such a case, the user is requested to enter an activation code in advance when he/she wishes to be guided by the guide content.

Therefore, when the server device 100 determines that the input activation code is correct, the server device 100 allows the user who has input the activation code to attach and detach the product (absorbent article) of the business operator T while receiving the service according to the embodiment. Authenticate that you are the user you are trying to do. Also, only when the product is authenticated in this way, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays the guide content indicating how to use the product.

According to the server device 100 as described above, it is possible to effectively promote the use (purchase) of the product by the predetermined sales source (business operator T in the above example).

[9-5. About content (1)]
In the above embodiment, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays the content indicating how to use the absorbent article as the content indicating the care method when using the absorbent article. Specifically, the display control unit 137 indicates a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object (wearer) on which the absorbent article is worn, as content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article. An example in which content is displayed in a superimposed manner has been shown.

However, when using absorbent articles, it is necessary to pay attention to how the pad (inner pad) is placed against the outer layer, and how to wash the genital area (genital area washing method) to prevent infectious diseases such as fecal-oral infection. be. For this reason, the display control unit 137 provides content indicating how to care for the absorbent article when using the absorbent article, such as content indicating how to place the pad on the outer when using the absorbent article, and Content indicating a cleaning method for preventing infectious diseases when using the may be superimposed and displayed.

Further, according to the server device 100 as described above, it is possible to make the user aware of what precautions should be taken when performing the work of attaching and detaching the absorbent article so as to achieve clean attachment and detachment. Advanced attachment/detachment work can be performed appropriately and easily.

[9-6. About content (2)]
Further, in the above-described embodiment, content (for example, exchange by a caregiver) is assumed assuming a scene in which an exchanger exchanges an absorbent article for a wearer (for example, a care recipient) to whom the absorbent article is applied. content for users) is superimposed and displayed by the display control unit 137 .

However, the wearer who wears the absorbent article may put on and take off the absorbent article by himself/herself. Therefore, the display control unit 137 superimposes and displays a content corresponding to a situation in which the wearer himself/herself puts on and takes off the absorbent article as content indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article from the wearer who wears the absorbent article. may In such content, for example, guidance is provided on how to put on and take off the device while sitting on a chair, toilet, or bed.

Further, according to the server device 100, since it is possible to support the self-reliance of the cared person, it is possible to effectively maintain the motivation to act on one's own without completely relying on care. As a result, deterioration of QOL can be prevented.

[10. others〕
Of the above processes, all or part of the processes described as being performed automatically may be performed manually. Also, all or part of the processes described as being performed manually may be performed automatically by known methods. In addition, information including processing procedures, specific names, various data and parameters shown in the above documents and drawings can be arbitrarily changed unless otherwise specified. For example, the various information shown in each drawing is not limited to the illustrated information.

Also, each component of each device shown in the figure is functionally conceptual and does not necessarily have to be physically configured as shown in the figure. That is, the specific form of distribution/integration of each device is not limited to the illustrated one. Further, all or part of each component may be functionally or physically distributed and integrated in arbitrary units according to various loads and usage conditions. Further, each of the processes described above may be executed in combination as long as there is no contradiction.

[11. Hardware configuration]
Also, the display control device according to the above-described embodiments is implemented by a computer 1000 configured as shown in FIG. 9, for example. FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hardware configuration; The computer 1000 is connected to an output device 1010 and an input device 1020 , and a bus 1090 connects an arithmetic device 1030 , a cache 1040 , a memory 1050 , an output IF (Interface) 1060 , an input IF 1070 and a network IF 1080 .

The arithmetic device 1030 operates based on programs stored in the cache 1040 and memory 1050, programs read from the input device 1020, and the like, and executes various processes. The cache 1040 is a cache such as a RAM that temporarily stores data used by the arithmetic device 1030 for various arithmetic operations. The memory 1050 is a storage device in which data used for various calculations by the arithmetic device 1030 and various databases are registered. memory.

The output IF 1060 is an interface for transmitting information to be output to the output device 1010 that outputs various types of information such as a monitor and a printer. It may be implemented by a connector conforming to a standard such as HDMI (registered trademark) (High Definition Multimedia Interface). On the other hand, the input IF 1070 is an interface for receiving information from various input devices 1020 such as a mouse, keyboard, scanner, etc., and is realized by, for example, USB.

For example, the input device 1020 includes optical recording media such as CDs (Compact Discs), DVDs (Digital Versatile Discs), PDs (Phase change rewritable discs), magneto-optical recording media such as MOs (Magneto-Optical discs), tape media, It may be implemented by a device that reads information from a magnetic recording medium, a semiconductor memory, or the like. Also, the input device 1020 may be realized by an external storage medium such as a USB memory.

The network IF 1080 has a function of receiving data from another device via the network N and sending it to the arithmetic device 1030, and transmitting data generated by the arithmetic device 1030 via the network N to other devices.

Here, the arithmetic device 1030 controls the output device 1010 and the input device 1020 via the output IF 1060 and the input IF 1070 . For example, arithmetic device 1030 loads a program from input device 1020 or memory 1050 onto cache 1040 and executes the loaded program. For example, when the computer 1000 functions as the server device 100 , the computing device 1030 of the computer 1000 implements the functions of the control unit 130 by executing the program loaded on the cache 1040 .

1 display control system 10 device 100 server apparatus 120 storage unit 121 guide content storage unit 122 proposed content storage unit 123 wearer information storage unit 130 control unit 131 acquisition unit 132 detection unit 133 detection unit 134 identification unit 135 determination unit 136 estimation unit 137 Display control unit 138 Information control unit 139 Image processing unit

Claims (38)

an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. and a display control unit for displaying in a state superimposed on an object,
The display control unit places the content indicating the attaching/detaching method at a position of the captured image corresponding to the part of the absorbent article targeted by the attaching/detaching method in the captured image. Display the content in a superimposed state so that
A display control device characterized by : an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. A display control unit that displays superimposed on an object
has
The display control unit displays, in the photographed image, a part of the body on which the absorbent article is to be worn, at a position of the photographed image corresponding to the part targeted by the attaching/detaching method. display the content in an overlapping state indicating the method
A display control device characterized by: an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. A display control unit that displays superimposed on an object
has
The display control unit displays the content so that the content moves according to the attachment/detachment method.
A display control device characterized by: an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. A display control unit that displays superimposed on an object
has
The display control unit indicates, as a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to and from a subject on which the absorbent article is worn, a changing method of changing the body position of the subject to be worn to a body position suitable for attaching and detaching the absorbent article. display said content
A display control device characterized by: 5. The display control device according to claim 4 , wherein the display control unit displays the content indicating the changing method according to the physical condition of the wearer as the changing method. The display control device according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the display control unit displays the content indicating the changing method according to the body type of the wearer as the changing method. an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control unit for displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
has
The display control unit further displays content praising the user when it is determined that the user has successfully attached and detached the absorbent article to and from the wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn.
A display control device characterized by: Predetermined control is performed on a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn in response to the display control unit displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. The display control device according to any one of claims 1 to 7 , further comprising an information control section. an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control unit for displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
Predetermined control is performed on a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn in response to the display control unit displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. Information control unit and
has
The information control unit identifies the wearing number of times the absorbent article is worn by the wearing object, which is the number of wearing times counted according to the display of the content by the display control unit, and the wearing object. and the identification information to be registered in association with it.
A display control device characterized by: an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control unit for displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
Predetermined control is performed on a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn in response to the display control unit displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. Information control unit and
has
When excrement by the wearer is photographed in the photographed image, the information control unit associates and registers predetermined information regarding the excrement with identification information for identifying the wearer.
A display control device characterized by: The information control unit registers, as the predetermined information, information indicating the quantity or quality of the excrement obtained by analyzing the photographed image of the excrement. 11. The display control device according to 10 . an acquisition unit that acquires a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control unit for displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
Predetermined control is performed on a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn in response to the display control unit displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. Information control unit and
has
When the photographed image is recorded in a terminal device used by a user, the information control unit controls the photographed image that has undergone image processing so as to protect the privacy of the wearer photographed in the photographed image. to be recorded
A display control device characterized by: the acquisition unit acquires the captured image captured by the terminal device via an application for displaying web content, which is an application executed by the terminal device;
13. The display control device according to claim 12 , wherein the display control unit causes the terminal device used by the user to display the content via the application. 14. The display control device according to any one of claims 1 to 13, wherein the display control unit displays the content in a state of being superimposed on the captured image. 15. The display control unit displays, as the care method, the content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to and from a subject on which the absorbent article is worn. 1. A display control device according to one . 16. The display control device according to claim 15 , wherein the display control unit displays the content indicating the attaching/detaching method according to the form of the absorbent article. The display control device according to claim 15 or 16 , wherein the display control unit displays the content indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article according to the physical condition of the wearer who wears the absorbent article. 18. The display control unit displays, for each of a plurality of procedures for putting on and taking off the absorbent article, the content indicating how to put on and take off the absorbent article corresponding to each procedure. The display control device according to . When an instruction from a user is received in a state in which the first content, which is the content indicating the attachment/detachment method corresponding to the first procedure among the procedures, is received, the display control unit 19. The display control device according to claim 18 , wherein the second content, which is the content indicating the attachment/detachment method corresponding to the second procedure following the first procedure among the procedures, is displayed. The display control device according to any one of claims 1 to 19 , wherein the display control unit displays, as the content, content showing the care method in a language corresponding to the user. . The display control unit further displays proposal content that proposes the absorbent article having specifications corresponding to the condition of the wearer who wears the absorbent article as a recommended product to be worn by the wearer. Item 21. The display control device according to any one of items 1 to 20 . The display control unit causes the wear target to wear an absorbent article having specifications corresponding to at least one of the wear target's body shape, excretion state, and propriety of independent excretion as the wear target's state. 22. The display control device according to claim 21 , further displaying the suggested content suggested as a recommended product. A display control method executed by a display control device,
an acquisition step of acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. and a display control step of displaying in a state superimposed on the object,
In the display control step, the content indicating the attachment/detachment method is positioned at a location of the imaged image corresponding to the part of the absorbent article targeted by the attachment/detachment method. Display the content in a superimposed state so that
A display control method characterized by : A display control method executed by a display control device,
an acquisition step of acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. a display control step of displaying the object in a superimposed state;
including
In the display control step, in the photographed image, the position of the photographed image corresponding to the part of the body on which the absorbent article is to be worn, which is the target part of the attaching and detaching method, is displayed. display the content in an overlapping state indicating the method
A display control method characterized by: A display control method executed by a display control device,
an acquisition step of acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. a display control step of displaying the object in a superimposed state;
including
The display control step causes the content to be displayed such that the content moves according to the attachment/detachment method.
A display control method characterized by: A display control method executed by a display control device,
an acquisition step of acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. a display control step of displaying the object in a superimposed state;
including
The display control step indicates a change method of changing the body position of the wear target to a body position suitable for attaching and detaching the absorbent article, as a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to and from the wear target on which the absorbent article is worn. display said content
A display control method characterized by: A display control method executed by a display control device,
an acquisition step of acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control step of displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
including
The display control step further displays content praising the user when it is determined that the user has successfully attached and detached the absorbent article to and from a wearable object on which the absorbent article is worn.
A display control method characterized by: A display control method executed by a display control device,
an acquisition step of acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control step of displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
In accordance with the display control step displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, performing a predetermined control regarding a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn. Information control process and
including
The information control step identifies the number of times the absorbent article is worn by the wearer, and the number of wears counted according to the display of the content by the display control step, and the wearer. and the identification information to be registered in association with it.
A display control method characterized by: A display control method executed by a display control device,
an acquisition step of acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control step of displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
In accordance with the display control step displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, performing a predetermined control regarding a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn. Information control process and
including
In the information control step, when excrement by the wearer is photographed in the photographed image, predetermined information about the excrement and identification information for identifying the wearer are associated and registered.
A display control method characterized by: A display control method executed by a display control device,
an acquisition step of acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control step of displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
In accordance with the display control step displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, performing a predetermined control regarding a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn. Information control process and
including
In the information control step, when the photographed image is recorded in a terminal device used by a user, the photographed image is image-processed so as to protect the privacy of the wearer photographed in the photographed image. to be recorded
A display control method characterized by: an acquisition procedure for acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. causing a computer to execute a display control procedure for displaying the object in a superimposed state ; and
In the display control procedure, the content indicating the attaching/detaching method is positioned at a position of the photographed image corresponding to a portion of the absorbent article targeted by the attaching/detaching method in the photographed image. Display the content in a superimposed state so that
A display control program characterized by : an acquisition procedure for acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. A display control procedure for displaying superimposed on an object;
on the computer, and
In the display control procedure, in the photographed image, the position of the photographed image corresponding to the part of the body on which the absorbent article is to be worn, which is the object of the attaching and detaching method, is displayed. display the content in an overlapping state indicating the method
A display control program characterized by: an acquisition procedure for acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. A display control procedure for displaying superimposed on an object;
on the computer, and
The display control procedure displays the content so that the content moves according to the attachment/detachment method.
A display control program characterized by: an acquisition procedure for acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
As a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image, content indicating a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn is provided in a predetermined manner related to the absorbent article. A display control procedure for displaying superimposed on an object;
on the computer, and
The display control procedure indicates a change method of changing the body position of the wear target to a body position suitable for attaching and detaching the absorbent article, as a method of attaching and detaching the absorbent article to and from the wear target on which the absorbent article is worn. display said content
A display control program characterized by: an acquisition procedure for acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control procedure for displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
on the computer, and
The display control procedure further displays content praising the user when it is determined that the user has successfully attached and detached the absorbent article to and from the wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn.
A display control program characterized by: an acquisition procedure for acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control procedure for displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
Predetermined control is performed on a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn, in response to displaying, by the display control procedure, content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. information control procedures and
on the computer, and
The information control procedure identifies the number of times the absorbent article is worn by the wearer, the number of times of wear counted according to the display of the content by the display control procedure, and the wearer. and the identification information to be registered in association with it.
A display control program characterized by: an acquisition procedure for acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control procedure for displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
Predetermined control is performed on a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn, in response to displaying, by the display control procedure, content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. information control procedures and
on the computer, and
In the information control procedure, when excrement by the wearer is photographed in the photographed image, predetermined information about the excrement and identification information for identifying the wearer are associated and registered.
A display control program characterized by: an acquisition procedure for acquiring a photographed image in which the absorbent article is photographed;
a display control procedure for displaying content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image in a state of being superimposed on a predetermined object related to the absorbent article;
Predetermined control is performed on a wearing object on which the absorbent article is worn, in response to displaying, by the display control procedure, content indicating a care method when using the absorbent article photographed in the photographed image. information control procedures and
on the computer, and
When the photographed image is recorded in a terminal device used by a user, the information control procedure includes the photographed image that has been image-processed so as to protect the privacy of the wearer photographed in the photographed image. to be recorded
A display control program characterized by:

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