JP7275236B2 - Video display device for ceremonial occasions and building for ceremonial occasions - Google Patents

Description

Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Law Explanation and distribution of materials to visitors at the pre-opening preview of Stella del Angelo (October 28, 2017)

The present invention relates to a video display device for ceremonial occasions and a building for ceremonial occasions, and more particularly to a video display device for ceremonial occasions and a building for ceremonial occasions that can be used in ceremonies.

Since ceremonial occasions are ceremonies for reaching important milestones in one's life, it is desired that they be impressive and memorable for people.
Conventionally, at a wedding reception, for example, there has been a tendency to liven up the performance of the wedding reception by using a screen and a projector permanently installed in the wedding hall to project the profile images of the bride and groom, entertainment images, and the end credits. It is elaborated (see Patent Document 1, for example).

The ceremonial hall described in Patent Document 1 includes a ceremonial hall building body, a screen, a projector, and a stage. The screen is composed of a front side screen arranged in the front part of the ceremony hall, side side screens arranged side by side on the left and right sides of the front side screen, and an upper screen part provided on the ceiling. With the above configuration, moving images can be projected onto a plurality of screens in the ceremony hall, and realistic moving images can be spread over a wide area in the ceremony hall.

JP-A-2008-36097

However, in such ceremonial occasions, presentations using screens and projectors are already widely known. Therefore, even if a video image is projected over a wide area of the ceremony hall as in Patent Document 1, the entire ceremony hall is surrounded by a large background, which increases the sense of presence. It is hard to say that it is such a novel and moving performance.
In addition, there is a lot of free time at ceremonial occasions, and before and after ceremonies and receptions, attendees often have extra time in waiting rooms, lobbies, and the like. At such times, images of information about the bride and groom are often played, but these have become obsolete and have become nothing more than a pastime for attendees.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a video for ceremonial occasions that enables a more elaborate, novel and moving performance in ceremonies for ceremonial occasions. An object of the present invention is to provide a display device and a building for ceremonial occasions.

According to the video display device for ceremonial occasions of the present invention, the video display device for ceremonial occasions is a housing-type video display device used for ceremonial occasions and installed in a building for ceremonial occasions, and is related to ceremonial occasions. a display member having a display area for projecting an image on its surface; projection means for projecting the image toward the display area; and a main body housing the display member and the projection means in an internal space , The display member has a shape that imitates a book in an open state, the spread page surface constitutes the display area, and the display area is directed outward on the floorboard of the main body so as to be easily visible from the outside. The projection means is provided at a position that cannot be visually recognized from the outside in the main body, is arranged at a position above the display member, and the display area of the display member in the tilted state The main body has a partition plate for separating the space in which the display member is installed and the space in which the projection means is installed, and the partition plate A path for the image is formed in a portion through which the image projected from the projecting means toward the display area passes, and the path for the image is located above the display member side in the vertical direction. The display member and the projection means are arranged on opposite sides of the path of the image in the front-rear direction of the main body when the surface facing the display area is the front side and is arranged on the side of the projection means. and the projection means, when the video is switched from one moving image to another moving image, displays a moving image having a predetermined relationship with the one moving image projected immediately before, which is to be displayed next. The problem is solved by projecting a transition video showing the contents of the preview of the other moving image.
Further, according to the building for ceremonial occasions of the present invention, the problem is solved by being a building having the above-described video display device for ceremonial occasions and having a room used for ceremonial occasions.

As described above, an image is projected onto the display area of the display member imitating the shape of a double-page spread. By projecting a transitional image that is a moving image having a predetermined relationship with the moving image and that indicates the contents of another moving image that will be displayed next, it is possible to provide an entertainment-rich production that entertains the viewer. Become.
Therefore, in ceremonial occasions such as wedding ceremonies, projection mapping can be used to create a more elaborate, novel and moving image presentation. In particular, by installing it in waiting rooms and lobbies for attendees, attendees can spend even their free time to the fullest without having too much time on their hands.

Here, projection mapping is a technique for projecting an image on the surface of a three-dimensional object as a substitute for a flat screen surface. Three-dimensional objects that serve as screens for projecting images can be not only buildings but also shoes, tables and chairs, picture frames, drawn pictures, human bodies, rooms, bags, musical instruments, trees, and all kinds of objects.
In particular, projection mapping, which designs and directs the space itself, which cannot be produced on a flat screen surface alone, can produce a powerful image that mixes the virtual and reality. It is something that people can't help but stare at.
A transition video is a moving image that is inserted when one moving image is switched to another moving image. Specifically, notice content that has some relevance or continuity with one moving image or another moving image, and that makes you imagine another moving image that will be displayed after the one moving image. It is a moving image containing.

At this time, the partition plate is a ceiling plate, the path for the image is an opening or a transparent transparent plate, and the projection means is arranged at a position overlapping the partition plate in plan view. and the display member is arranged at a position partially overlapping with the path of the image in plan view, and the projection means and the display member overlap in plan view. It is good to be placed in a position where it should not be.
Further, the projection means projects an image using projection mapping toward the display area, and the connecting image is the one after turning over the one moving image from one end of the one moving image. It is preferable to perform an effect of displaying the other moving image in the display area.

As described above, an image is projected onto the display area of the display member imitating the shape of a double-page spread. By flipping up the one moving image and projecting a transition image for displaying another moving image in the display area after turning over, the display area of the display member can be changed in combination with the shape of the display member. It is possible to produce an effect as if a book were being turned over.
Therefore, in ceremonial occasions such as wedding ceremonies, projection mapping can be used to create a more elaborate, novel and moving image presentation.

At this time, the projection means projects an image introducing human footprints toward the display area, and the connecting image is the character projected on the display area from one end of the one moving image to the one. It is preferable that the action is performed such that the character turns over the first moving image, and the effect is performed so that the character temporarily hides after turning over the first moving image.

According to the image display device for ceremonial occasions and the building for ceremonial occasions of the present invention, in ceremonial ceremonies, for example, projection mapping can be used to create a more elaborate, novel and moving presentation. Become.

It is a front view of the image display apparatus for ceremonial occasions which concerns on this embodiment. It is an outline explanatory drawing of the image display apparatus for the same ceremonial occasions. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a state in which a projection mapping image effect is performed on a display member of the image display device for ceremonial occasions; FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a state in which the image effect is executed on the display member of the image display device for ceremonial occasions; FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a state in which the image effect is executed on the display member of the image display device for ceremonial occasions; FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a state in which the image effect is executed on the display member of the image display device for ceremonial occasions;

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The present embodiment comprises a display member imitating the shape of a spread book having a display area for projecting an image on its surface, and a projector for projecting an image toward the display area of the display member. A moving image having a predetermined relationship with one moving image projected immediately before when switching the image from one moving image to another moving image when projecting the image, and the other moving image to be displayed next. A video showing the content of the preview of the image, that is, a transition video that performs an effect of turning up one moving image from one end of the one moving image and displaying another moving image in the display area after turning up the one moving image is projected. As a result, an image display device for ceremonial occasions, which is characterized by producing an effect as if a book is being turned on the display area of the display member, and a ceremonial occasion image display device equipped with the image display device for ceremonial occasions. This invention relates to the invention of a funerary building.
Projection mapping is a technique of projecting an image on the surface of a three-dimensional object such as a building, an object, or a space, and is also called 3D mapping, video mapping, architectural mapping, and the like.

FIG. 1 is a front view of a video display device 10 for ceremonial occasions. FIG. 2 is a schematic explanatory diagram of the video display device 10 for ceremonial occasions viewed from the side.

The image display device 10 for ceremonial occasions according to the present embodiment is installed in a building such as a hotel or a wedding house used for wedding ceremonies, for example, in a waiting room or lobby.
A building such as a hotel or a wedding house in which the image display device 10 for ceremonial occasions is installed corresponds to the building for ceremonial occasions defined in the claims.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the image display device for ceremonial occasions 10 includes a display member 11 imitating the shape of a spread book, a projector 12 for projecting an image toward the display member 11, and a predetermined A main body 14 housing a speaker 13 for playing music or sound effects, a display member 11, a projector 12, and the speaker 13 therein, and a transparent enclosure enclosing the display member 11 inside the main body 14 so as to be visible from the outside of the main body 14. and a glass plate 15.

The display member 11 is a three-dimensional object imitating the shape of a double-page spread book, and the upper surface portion, that is, the double-page spread portion constitutes a display area 11a that functions as a screen for projecting images. The display area 11a is not particularly limited in shape, size, and material as long as it can project an image.
The display member 11 is installed on a floor plate 16 of a main body 14, which will be described later. At this time, the display member 11 is installed with a slight inclination toward the front so that the display area 11a can be easily viewed from the front of the image display device 10 for ceremonial occasions.
By projecting an image on the display area 11a of the display member 11 having the above-described structure by a projector 12, which will be described later, it is possible to create an atmosphere as if one were looking at a book in a double-page spread state.

The projector 12 is a projector that projects an image corresponding to the display area 11a toward the display area 11a of the display member 11, as shown in FIGS. The image to be projected may be a moving image or a still image.
The projector 12 is installed in a space above the main body 14 at a position that cannot be visually recognized from the outside. Inside the main body 14, the space in which the display member 11 is installed and the space in which the projector 12 is installed are separated by a ceiling panel 17. An opening 18 is formed in the ceiling plate 17 so that the air can pass through. A transparent glass plate or the like may be placed in the opening 18 .
Here, "projecting an image corresponding to the display area 11a" includes the meaning of projecting a material (object) called an image onto the surface area of a three-dimensional object in such a way as to paste it together, that is, directing projection mapping.
The type of the projector 12 is not particularly limited as long as it is capable of producing projection mapping. The light source of the projector 12 may be an LED light source or any other light source. Further, in this embodiment, one projector 12 is used, but a plurality of projectors can be installed.

The speaker 13 is an acoustic device that plays predetermined music or sound effects corresponding to the image projected on the display area 11a.
In this embodiment, like the projector 12, the speaker 13 is also installed in the space above the main body 14 at a position invisible from the outside, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, it can be installed on the front or side of the main body 14 . Also, multiple units can be installed.

The main body 14 is a general showcase in which an article such as the display member 11 can be displayed in an internal space, and includes at least a floor board 16 on which the display member 11 is placed and a space in which the display member 11 is installed. A ceiling panel 17 separates the space in which the projector 12 is installed. The ceiling plate 17 is formed with an opening 18 through which an image projected from the projector 12 passes. The outer surface of the main body 14 is decorated with a decoration (not shown) that gives a heavy feeling.
Further, in this embodiment, the display member 11 is surrounded by a transparent glass plate 15 so that attendees and the like do not touch the display member 11 with their hands. Therefore, attendees can visually recognize the display member 11 accommodated inside the main body 14 through the glass plate 15 . However, the glass plate 15 may be omitted.

Next, the contents of the effect when an image using projection mapping is projected onto the display area 11a will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 6. FIG.
3 to 6 are explanatory diagrams showing an example of a state in which projection mapping image effects are performed by the projector 12 on the display area 11a of the display member 11. The images are shown in FIGS. The process proceeds in the order of FIG.

In FIG. 3, a photograph of memories of the bride and groom is projected by the projector 12 onto the display area 11a of the display member 11 imitating a double-page spread. Specifically, on the left page of the double-page spread, a photograph of the groom's sleeping face when he was a baby is displayed (hereinafter referred to as the first page 21). Also, on the right page of the double-page spread, a photograph of the groom when he was a child is displayed (hereinafter referred to as the second page 22).
The data of the photograph to be projected here is provided in advance from the bride and groom and their related parties, and is stored in a storage means (not shown) and used.

As shown in FIG. 4, a character 25 appears on the display area 11a after a predetermined period of time has passed since the image shown in FIG. 3 was projected. The character 25 projected onto the display area 11a moves freely on the left and right pages for a while (not shown), and then holds the right end of the second page 22 and turns over the second page 22. Start.
In the display area 11a after the second page 22 is turned over, another photograph that becomes the next page is projected as if the character 25 were turning over the pages of the book. Specifically, a portion of the third page 23 is projected onto the display area 11a at the position that will be the back surface of the second page 22, and a portion of the fourth page 24 is projected onto the area after the second page 22 is turned over. is projected.

As shown in FIG. 5, when the character 25 starts to turn over the second page 22, the area occupied by the first page 21 and the second page 22 gradually narrows over time. This time, the areas occupied by the third page 23 and the fourth page 24 are gradually widened. At this time, the image projected on the display area 11a changes as if the pages of a book are turned, and finally, the character 25 who was turning the second page 22 turns over to the first page. An operation to close the page 21 and the second page 22 is performed.
Note that the images shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 correspond to the connecting images in the scope of claims.

As shown in FIG. 6, when the page is completely turned over, the character 25 is temporarily hidden, and the third page 23, a photograph of the groom being held by his mother, is displayed on the left page of the spread. Also, on the right page of the double-page spread, a fourth page 24, which is a photograph of the room where the groom spent his childhood, is displayed.
After that, as time passes, the pages are turned one after another to switch to a new page showing a different picture.

In addition, from the speakers 13 provided in the video display device 10 for ceremonial occasions, music suitable for the atmosphere is played as BGM in the projection mapping video presentation. 4 and 5, that is, when a page is turned over, a sound effect such as the page being turned over is played in conjunction with this.

As a result, attendees in contact with this ceremonial occasion image display device 10 will see a picture projected on the display member 11 (display area 11a) displayed on the ceremonial occasion image display device 10, and will see a double-page spread. Together with the shape of the display member 11 that imitates the , it feels as if one is looking at an album of memories of the bride and groom.
4 and 5, it is possible for the attendees to faithfully reproduce the appearance of turning pages and looking at an album of memories of the bride and groom. .

In the present embodiment, the above-described image presentation enables a novel and moving presentation by more elaborate projection mapping at a wedding ceremony. In particular, since the video display device 10 for ceremonial occasions is installed in a waiting room, a lobby, etc., in a wedding hall, attendees can fully enjoy even the free time before and after the ceremony and the reception. can spend

In this embodiment, the video display device for ceremonial occasions and the building for ceremonial occasions according to the present invention have been mainly described.
However, the above embodiment is merely an example for facilitating understanding of the present invention, and does not limit the present invention. For example, in the above embodiment, use at a wedding ceremony was explained, but if a projection mapping image production is performed using a memorable photograph of the deceased instead of a memorable photograph of the bride and groom, it can be used at a funeral or the like as well. can be applied.
Further, the present invention can be modified and improved without departing from its spirit, and the present invention includes equivalents thereof.

10 Video display device for ceremonial occasions 11 Display member 11a Display area 12 Projector 13 Speaker 14 Main body 15 Glass plate 16 Floor plate 17 Ceiling plate 18 Opening 21 First page 22 Second page 23 Third page 24 Fourth page 25 Characters

Claims (4)

A housing- type video display device used for ceremonial occasions and installed in a building for ceremonial occasions,
a display member having a display area for projecting an image related to ceremonial occasions on its surface;
projection means for projecting the image toward the display area;
a main body housing the display member and the projection means in an internal space ;
The display member has a shape that imitates a book in an open state, the spread page surface constitutes the display area, and the display area is arranged on the floor board of the main body so as to be easily visible from the outside. It is installed in a state where it is tilted toward the
The projection means is provided in the main body at a position that cannot be visually recognized from the outside, is arranged at a position above the display member, and is tilted in a direction corresponding to the display area of the display member in a tilted state. is installed with
The main body has a partition plate for separating a space in which the display member is installed and a space in which the projection means is installed,
A passage of the image is formed in a portion of the partition plate, which is an area through which the image projected from the projection means toward the display area passes,
the path of the image is arranged on the projection means side rather than the display member side in the vertical direction;
The display member and the projection means are arranged on opposite sides to each other with respect to the path of the image in the front-rear direction of the main body when the surface facing the display area is the front surface,
When the video is switched from one moving image to another moving image, the projecting means is configured to display a moving image having a predetermined relationship with the one moving image projected immediately before and the other moving image to be displayed next. A video display device for ceremonial occasions, characterized by projecting a transitional video showing the content of the moving image. The partition plate is a ceiling plate,
The path for the image is an opening or a transparent plate having transparency,
The projection means is arranged at a position that overlaps with the partition plate in a plan view and is arranged at a position that partially overlaps with the path of the image,
The display member is arranged at a position partially overlapping the path of the image in plan view,
2. The image display device for ceremonial occasions according to claim 1, wherein said projection means and said display member are arranged at positions not overlapping each other in plan view. The projection means projects an image using projection mapping toward the display area,
The transition video performs an effect of turning over the one moving image from one end of the one moving image and displaying the other moving image in the display area after turning up the one moving image,
The projection means projects an image introducing human footprints toward the display area,
In the transition video, the character projected onto the display area performs an action such as turning over the one moving image from one end of the one moving image, and after turning over the one moving image, the character once turns over the moving image. 3. The image display device for ceremonial occasions according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the presentation is performed in a hidden manner . Equipped with the video display device for ceremonial occasions according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
A building for ceremonial occasions characterized by being a building having rooms used for ceremonial occasions.

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