JP7436062B2 - Tokenized digital data processing system, method, program, and device - Google Patents

Description

The embodiments described below relate to, for example, a tokenized digital data processing system, method, program, and apparatus.

The following disclosure is exemplary. It is to be understood that the scope of the present application or the invention is not limited/limited by the following disclosure.

Generally, blockchain technology can be used for digital assets such as cryptocurrencies. NFT (Non-fungible token) is a non-fungible token that uses blockchain technology to secure ownership of digital art such as photos and music, or digital information including games. This is a technique that can be used as a means of proving.

Furthermore, in general, human movements may include movements unique to a particular field, such as sports, theater, dance, etc. These movements can be recognized by many people through sightings, videos, etc. These movements can also be easily imitated or copied by third parties. Furthermore, it may be difficult to treat these movements themselves as objects. This can make it difficult to determine the value of those moves and to derive benefits for the originators of those moves.

The above disclosure is exemplary. It is to be understood that the scope of the present application or invention is not limited/limited by the above disclosure.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-024571 Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-169970 Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2021-131779 Patent No. 6829927

The following disclosure is exemplary. It is to be understood that the scope of the present application or the invention is not limited/limited by the following disclosure.

Patent Document 2 discloses a sales device that makes a CG character make a desired movement and sells the CG character. This Patent Document 2 states, ``It is possible to give creators the opportunity to easily release their own works (creation data) to the world, and to provide creators' works to customers at a reasonable cost and time. The purpose of this invention is to provide a creation data editing and sales device and a creation data editing and sales method. The solution disclosed in Patent Document 2 is ``a creation data editing and sales device that includes an editing device that combines and edits registered editing material data to generate product data, and a presentation device that presents the product data. ”. As is clear from FIGS. 1 to 5, Patent Document 2 is only sold once.

Patent Document 3 aims to "safely and easily accept support for created content" regarding the sale of content. Patent Document 3 describes an information processing device that "stores first transaction information regarding content and second transaction information regarding the right to request provision of revenue for the content while mutually approving it among a plurality of node devices." etc. are disclosed. Patent Document 3 states, ``In addition to manuscript fees and royalties that have existed in the past, authors can also receive compensation for transfer of secondary distribution. From the disclosure that there is a desire to receive compensation for content directly rather than compensation, it is understood that the issue is to obtain compensation for content directly. Patent Document 3 also suggests n-th distribution, but in the embodiment, the main target is books, etc., and for this reason, changes and combinations of the contents themselves are not considered at all. That is, there is no such concept as secondary content based on content.

That is, Patent Document 2 and Patent Document 3 each have completely different premises and issues, and provide roughly unrelated solutions.

It would be desirable here, for example, to establish methods and means by which the initiators of field-specific movements in a particular field, such as sports, theater, dance, etc. in general, can benefit. In addition, even in the case of secondary use where a third party references such movements and publishes videos of avatars etc. performing the same movements, methods and means have been established by which the originator can profit. It is desirable that

The above disclosure is exemplary. It is to be understood that the scope of the present application or invention is not limited/limited by the above disclosure.

In embodiments described below, for example, a computer may collect at least a portion of the price paid by a purchaser of NFT data generated from 3D data obtained from data obtained by motion capture of an action performed by an action performer. pay the operation executor, associate new NFT data based on the NFT data created by the purchaser with a new NFT corresponding to the new NFT data, and when the new NFT is used; The system may be configured such that at least a portion of the usage fee from the purchaser is paid to the person performing the operation .

In the embodiments described below, for example, there is a method in which a first computer obtains 3D data from data obtained by motion capture of an action performed by an action performer, and a second computer obtains 3D data from the 3D data. a third computer pays at least a portion of the price paid by the purchaser of the NFT data to the action performer; and a fourth computer generates the NFT data created by the purchaser. The new NFT data that was relied on is associated with a new NFT corresponding to the new NFT data, and when the new NFT is used, at least a part of the usage fee from the purchaser is transferred to the operation. The method may also include paying the implementer .

In the embodiments described later, the program includes, for example, at least a portion of the price paid by a purchaser of NFT data generated from 3D data acquired from data acquired by motion capture of the movement of the person performing the movement. and associating new NFT data based on the NFT data created by the purchaser with a new NFT corresponding to the new NFT data, so that the new NFT is used. The program may be a program that causes a computer to perform the step of having the purchaser pay at least a portion of the usage fee to the operation executor .

In embodiments described below, for example, the device is configured to provide at least a portion of the price paid by a purchaser of NFT data generated from 3D data acquired from data acquired by motion capture of the motion of the motion performer. is paid to the operation executor, new NFT data based on the NFT data created by the purchaser is associated with a new NFT corresponding to the new NFT data, and the new NFT is used. Furthermore, the device may be configured such that the purchaser pays at least a portion of the usage fee to the operation executor .

The above disclosure is exemplary. It is to be understood that the scope of the present application or invention is not limited/limited by the above disclosure.

According to one of the embodiments described below, it is possible to establish methods and means by which the originators of field-specific movements can benefit, for example, in a particular field, such as sports, theater, dance, etc. in general. . Furthermore, according to one of the embodiments described below, the originator may also be responsible for secondary use in which a third party references such movements and publishes a video in which an avatar or the like makes the same movements. It may provide a method or means by which profits can be obtained. However, these do not limit the scope of this application or the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of one embodiment of the present application. 1 is a drawing showing one of the embodiments of the present application. It is a flowchart showing the flow of one process of an embodiment of this application. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a computer in an embodiment of the present application.

Hereinafter, some embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, the following disclosure is an example. It is to be understood that the scope of the present application or the invention is not limited/limited by the following disclosure.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the flow of one process in an embodiment of the present application. For ease of understanding, computers and the like are not shown in FIG. In reality, the outline of the process shown in FIG. 1 can be executed using the computer 4 shown in FIG. The computer 4 in FIG. 4 may include, for example, a central processing unit (CPU) 41, a storage device 42, a communication device 43, a memory 44, and the like. The storage device 42 may be, for example, a hard disk drive or a solid state drive (SSD). The communication device 43 may be, for example, a wired or wireless communication device that allows access to the Internet.

The motion performer 12 in FIG. 1 is, for example, a motion performer who actually performs dance or sports movements. The action performer 12 may be a person other than a human. For example, the action performer 12 may be an animal, insect, fish, robot, or the like.

Data of, for example, a dance performance by the action performer 12 in FIG. 1 is acquired by motion capture into the computer (first computer) of the action performer 12. Motion capture may be an optical process in which, for example, markers are attached to the main joints and torso parts of the person performing the movement 12 and the movements of the person performing the movement 12 are photographed using multiple cameras. good. The marker may be a reflective material, for example, a material that reflects infrared rays or the like may be used.

In addition to optical type motion capture, for example, there is inertial type motion capture, which measures the movement by attaching an accelerometer or gyro sensor to the arms, legs, head, etc. of the person 12 performing the movement. Motion capture may also be used. The motion capture method may be other methods and is not limited to these methods.

Three-dimensional (3D) data 13 is generated by the computer of the action performer 12 from data obtained by motion capture of the performance of the action performer 12 . For example, when optical motion capture using multiple cameras as described above is used, the demonstration by the person performing the action 12 is detected as the position and movement in a three-dimensional space, so it is also possible to obtain 3D data 13. It can be.

The data format of the 3D data 13 is not particularly limited. It is preferable that the 3D data 13 can be tagged. The tagging method and format are not particularly limited. In FIG. 1, the 3D data 13 is tagged with a tag containing information regarding the entire 3D data 13. The computer of the motion executor 12 tags the entire 3D data 13 with "motion information" including "field", "execution person", "execution date and time", and "motion characteristics" as information regarding the entire 3D data 13. You may attach it.

The "field" may represent the content of the demonstration performed by the action performer 12, such as "figure skating," "baseball," or "Nutcracker." The "executor" may be the name, nickname, email address, etc. of the action executor 12. “Performance date and time” is the date and time when the action executor 12 performed the demonstration. The "characteristics of movement" may include a description of a characteristic movement performed by the person performing the movement 12, such as "detailed movement of the legs in the demonstration of a quadruple and a half jump in figure skating", etc. Good too.

After tagging the 3D data 13 with information related to the person performing the action 12, the 3D data 13 is tokenized by a market server computer (second computer), which will be described later, and is converted into an NFT (Non-fungible token). ) Data 14 is obtained. Tagged information can also be prevented from being tampered with as part of the tokenized information.

The user of the computer 4 can register the NFT data 14 as a product in a market on the Internet. The market is not limited. The market includes a server computer, and may be a website that mediates the buying and selling of products between individuals, or an auction site. Alternatively, it may be a computer that supports transfer of NFT data in peer-to-peer exchanges, which are transactions between individuals. Additionally, the market may provide application programs to operators and NFT data purchasers. Market application programs may, for example, assist operators in operations such as generating and selling NFT data. The market application program may, for example, assist NFT data purchasers in operations such as searching for and purchasing NFT data. The performance of the action performer 12 may be protected after being sold in the market by tokenization. A server computer may typically have a configuration as shown in FIG.

The NFT data purchaser 15 refers to the market on the Internet and purchases the NFT data 14. When the NFT data purchaser 15 purchases the NFT data 14, the purchase price must be paid. There may be various methods for paying the purchase price and transferring the purchase price to the computer of the person performing the operation 12, but the method is not limited to this. When the NFT data purchaser 15 purchases the NFT data 14, part or all of the purchase price is paid to the operation executor 12 as a commission from, for example, a market server computer (third computer). By selling to the NFT data purchaser 15, the owner of the NFT data 14 is rewritten to the NFT data purchaser 15.

Furthermore, the NFT data purchaser 15 can also register the NFT data 14 as a product in the market on the Internet via the NFT data purchaser's 15 computer. The market is not limited as described above. The performance of the action performer 12 may be protected after being sold in the market by tokenization.

The NFT data purchaser 15 can create content based on the 3D data included in the NFT data 14. Secondary use 16 is a process that includes the creation of such content. For example, the NFT data purchaser 15 may combine the 3D data included in the NFT data 14 with an avatar owned by the NFT data purchaser 15 to create a video image in which the avatar performs the action performed by the person 12. . In this case, the NFT data purchaser 15 makes a payment for secondary use of the NFT data 14 to a market on the Internet. There may be various methods for paying for secondary use and transferring the NFT data to the NFT data purchaser 15, but there are no limitations. A part or all of the price for the secondary use is paid as a fee to the operation executor 12, for example, from the market server computer (fourth computer).

In the above, the data of the performance of, for example, a dance performed by the person performing the movement 12 is acquired by the computer of the person performing the movement 12 by motion capture. In this process, the demonstration by the action performer 12 may be photographed by a camera as two-dimensional video data, and the 3D data 13 may be generated from the two-dimensional video data by the computer of the action performer 12. For example, artificial intelligence (AI) may be subjected to machine learning in advance, and the computer of the action executor 12 or an external computer may generate the 3D data 13 from two-dimensional video data using AI.

Next, FIG. 2 is a drawing showing one of the embodiments of the present application. In FIG. 2, NFT 21 is, for example, NFT data obtained by tokenizing 3D dance data. The purchaser 22 also finds the NFT 21 using his computer or the like, for example, in a market on the Internet. A purchaser 22 purchases NFT 21 via a market on the Internet. Payment of the purchase price may be selected from various methods such as online payment, bank transfer, or transfer from a convenience store. Part or all of this purchase price may be paid to the dance performer via the market. The market includes server computers and provides services for transactions such as NFT data.

The NFT 21 may be tagged before being tokenized. For example, as mentioned above, the entire 3D data is tagged with "motion information" including "field", "performer", "date and time of implementation", and "motion characteristics" as information regarding the entire 3D data. It's okay. This tag may also contain other information. For example, the following description regarding rights and precautions regarding 3D data may be included.
(1) The purchaser retains the right to secondary use of the operation.
(2) When a third party refers to the 3D data on the web or an application, usage information is sent to the market, and usage fees are returned to the dance performer. Therefore, when referring to 3D data on the web or in an application, the purchaser needs to pay a fee to the dance performer via the market.
(3) The right to publish dance videos imitating 3D data on the Internet.
(4) The right to have the purchaser's avatar dance in 3D data.
(5) The right to analyze the movement of 3D data and use it to receive money from others (dance instruction, book publishing, etc.).

When the purchaser 22 purchases NFT 21 using the purchaser 22's computer via a market on the Internet, for example, even if a statement regarding the rights and precautions regarding the above 3D data is displayed on the market homepage. good. That is, the server computer that manages the market homepage may read the contents of the tag attached to the 3D data included in the NFT 21 and transmit it to the computer of the purchaser 22 via the Internet. The purchaser 22 purchases the NFT 21 after understanding the description regarding the rights and precautions regarding the 3D data.

First, (1), ``The purchaser retains the right to secondary use of the operation,'' roughly defines the rights regarding (2) and the following.

Next, in (2), when a third party refers to 3D data on the web or application, usage information is sent to the market, and usage fees are returned to the dance performer. When referring to 3D data on an application, the purchaser must pay a usage fee to the dance performer through the market.'' For example, 3D data can only be played on the market homepage. It may be possible to realize this by a method such as That is, the NFT 21 cannot be played as is with a normal browser or video playback software. Therefore, for example, a market web page may be embedded in the purchaser's 22 web page to make it appear as if the 3D data is being reproduced on the purchaser's 22 web page. When 3D data is used on the web page of the purchaser 22, the market server computer may detect that the NFT 21 has been used and may charge the purchaser 22 a usage fee. Alternatively, it may be possible to reproduce the 3D data included in the NFT 21 on another computer. When playing back the 3D data included in NFT21 on the computer of purchaser 22, NFT-specific playback software is installed in advance, and when this software plays back the 3D data included in NFT21, it is installed on the market's server computer. may be notified. Based on this notification, the market may detect that the NFT 21 has been used and may charge the purchaser 22 a usage fee. Alternatively, when the purchaser 22 makes secondary use of the 3D data, the market server computer may be notified that the purchaser himself has made secondary use of the 3D data/NFT 21. In this case, the 3D data may be used for secondary purposes on an external computer that is not managed by the market server computer.

Furthermore, regarding (3) "the right to publish dance videos imitating 3D data on the Internet," the purchaser 22 can create dance data imitating 3D data. This imitated dance data is uploaded to the market's server computer and made public (reference numeral 23 in Figure 2), and at this time, the purchaser 22 notifies the market's server computer that the data is based on NFT21. do.

The market server computer may associate dance data imitating 3D data with the NFT 21. The server computer of the market may include, for example, a content database (not shown), and when content such as a moving image is based on NFT data, the content database may be used to associate the content with the NFT data.

When a market server computer receives a request from a third party to reproduce dance data imitating 3D data, it can provide this moving image to the third party. At this time, the market server computer may detect that the 3D data has been used, that is, that the NFT 21 has been used for secondary purposes, and may charge the purchaser 22 a usage fee. The market server computer may receive the usage fee from the purchaser 22 of the NFT 21 and pay part or all of the usage fee to the operation executor 26 who is the "executor" of the 3D data. Through such processing, when the NFT 21 is referenced, the action executor 26 who is the creator can earn a profit.

Furthermore, regarding (4) "the right to have the purchaser's avatar dance in 3D data," the NFT21 includes 3D data of the dance. The purchaser 22 may combine an avatar purchased separately on the market with this NFT 21. This may enable the purchaser 22 to have a desired avatar perform the same dance as the 3D data. Purchaser 22 may request the market server computer to purchase an avatar. The purchaser 22 requests the market server computer to generate a video that combines the avatar and 3D data and causes the avatar to perform the same dance as the 3D data. Upon receiving a request from the purchaser 22, the market server computer combines the avatar and the 3D data, generates and stores a moving image of the avatar performing the same dance as the 3D data, and sends it to a third party via the Internet. (24 in FIG. 2).

The market server computer may associate the generated moving image with the NFT 21. The server computer of the market may include, for example, a content database (not shown), and when content such as a moving image is based on NFT data, the content database may be used to associate the content with the NFT data.

A third party views a video of the avatar performing the same dance as the 3D data via the Internet. At this time, the market server computer may detect that the 3D data has been used, that is, that the NFT 21 has been used for secondary purposes, and may charge the purchaser 22 a usage fee. The market server computer may receive the usage fee from the purchaser 22 of the NFT 21 and pay part or all of the usage fee to the "implementer" of the 3D data. Through such processing, when the NFT 21 is referenced, the action executor 26 who is the creator can earn a profit. Alternatively, when the purchaser 22 makes secondary use of the 3D data, the market server computer may be notified that the purchaser himself has made secondary use of the 3D data/NFT 21.

In addition, regarding (5) "the right to analyze the movement of 3D data and use it to obtain money from others (dance instruction, book publishing, etc.)", the purchaser 22, for example, When instructing a third party to dance (reference numeral 25 in FIG. 2), the purchaser 22 can create dance data that imitates 3D data in advance. This imitated dance data is uploaded to the market's server computer and used for dance instruction. The purchaser 22 notifies the market server computer that the dance data imitating the 3D data is data based on the NFT 21.

The market server computer may associate dance data imitating 3D data with the NFT 21. The server computer of the market may include, for example, a content database (not shown), and when content such as a moving image is based on NFT data, the content database may be used to associate the content with the NFT data.

When the market server computer receives a request to play dance data that imitates 3D data, it detects that the 3D data has been used, that is, it detects that NFT21 has been used for secondary purposes, and the purchaser 22 may be charged a usage fee. The market server computer may receive the usage fee from the purchaser 22 of the NFT 21 and pay part or all of the usage fee to the "implementer" of the 3D data. Through such processing, when the NFT 21 is referenced, the action executor 26 who is the creator can earn a profit. Alternatively, when the purchaser 22 makes secondary use of the 3D data, the market server computer may be notified that the purchaser himself has made secondary use of the 3D data/NFT 21. In this case, it can be understood that the 3D data/NFT 21 was used for secondary purposes, such as book publication and DVD sales.

Next, FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing one process flow of the embodiment of the present application. Person A is, for example, a dance performer. Person A uses a computer to obtain 3D data when performing a dance demonstration. Person A may use various devices such as, for example, a personal computer, a tablet terminal, or a mobile phone. This 3D data is data obtained by converting the movements of person A during the performance using motion capture. Person A may perform tagging processing on 3D data using Person A's computer. The tag may include information about person A, information about the content of the dance, the date and time of the performance, and the like. Person A transmits a request to generate NFT data using 3D data from his computer to a server computer of the NFT market (not shown) via the Internet.

The server computer of the NFT market receives the request from person A and generates NFT data (1) using the 3D data (step 31 in FIG. 3). Person A is the owner of NFT data (1). The server computer of the NFT market notifies Person A that NFT data (1) has been generated, and transmits the NFT data (1) to Person A's computer. Person A's computer receives NFT data (1) from the NFT market server computer. For example, software used for managing NFT data owned by Person A, such as a blockchain wallet, may be installed in advance on Person A's computer. Alternatively, the NFT data (1) may be stored in the server computer of the NFT market.

Person A sends a request to register NFT data (1) on a web page or the like to sell it to the server computer of the NFT market via the Internet from Person A's computer. The NFT market server computer receives the request from person A via the Internet and registers the NFT data (1) on the NFT market web page (step 32 in FIG. 3). For example, the server computer of the NFT market may acquire thumbnail images of 3D data from Person A's computer via the Internet, and post the thumbnail images of 3D data on a web page. The server computer of the NFT market acquires the information tagged in the 3D data from Person A's computer via the Internet, and displays part or all of the information tagged in the 3D data along with the thumbnail image of the 3D data. It may be posted on a web page.

Person B, who is a third party, uses his own computer to view a web page provided by the server computer of the NFT market. Person B may use various devices such as, for example, a personal computer, a tablet terminal, or a mobile phone. Person B, who is a third party, transmits a request to purchase NFT data (1) from his computer to the server computer of the NFT market via the Internet (step 33 in FIG. 3). The server computer of the NFT market receives the request from person B and sends a message to person A's computer to the effect that the request to purchase NFT data (1) has been received. Person A's computer receives a message from the server computer of the NFT market, and notifies Person A that the request to purchase NFT data (1) has been received, by displaying the message on the screen or the like.

Person A instructs Person A's computer to transmit the NFT data (1) stored on Person A's computer to the server computer of the NFT market and sell the NFT data (1). Alternatively, if the NFT market server computer stores NFT data (1), person A instructs person A's computer to send a request to sell NFT data (1) to the NFT market server computer. do. Person A's computer receives the instruction from Person A and sends the NFT data (1) to the server computer of the NFT market to request the sale of the NFT data (1) (step 35 in FIG. 3). Alternatively, if the NFT market server computer stores the NFT data (1), person A's computer sends a request to sell the NFT data (1) to the NFT market server computer (step 35 in FIG. 3). ). Such a request to sell NFT data (1) can also be called information about selling using NFT data (1).

The NFT market server computer receives a request to sell NFT data (1) from person A's computer, and after receiving the purchase price from person B, sends a notification to person A's computer that the NFT data (1) has been sold. Notify. Further, the server computer of the NFT market pays all or part of the purchase price to Person A. Through such processing, person A, who is the creator, can earn a profit (step 36 in FIG. 3). Payment of the purchase price from Person B to the NFT Market, or payment of all or part of the purchase price from the NFT Market to Person A, can be made using various methods such as online payment, virtual currency, account transfer at a bank or convenience store, etc. method can be used. After step 36 in FIG. 3, the state immediately before step 34 is maintained until person B uses the NFT data (1), for example, for secondary use such as publishing a 3D dance imitation video on the Internet. can be maintained.

The server computer of the NFT market rewrites the owner of the NFT data (1). The NFT market server computer sends NFT data (1) to Person B's computer, and also sends a message to the effect that the purchase process has been completed. Person B's computer receives the NFT data (1) and the message from the server computer of the NFT market, and displays the message on the computer screen. The NFT market server computer may store the NFT data (1) without transmitting it to Person B's computer.

In FIG. 3, after person B purchases NFT data (1), it is possible that he/she may use it for secondary purposes. For example, combining the 3D dance data included in NFT data (1) and the avatar owned by person B, generating a video image of the avatar performing a 3D dance and publishing it on a web page owned by person B. It is also possible.

Person B uses his computer to purchase NFT data (1), and then combines the 3D dance data included in NFT data (1) with the avatar owned by Person B, so that the avatar becomes 3D. A request to generate a moving image of dancing is sent to the server computer of the NFT market.

The server computer of the NFT market receives the request from the computer of person B, combines the 3D dance data included in the NFT data (1) and the avatar owned by person B, and creates a moving image of the avatar performing a 3D dance. generate. The server computer of the NFT market sends a notification to Person B's computer via the Internet that a moving image of an avatar performing a 3D dance has been generated.

Person B's computer receives a notification from the NFT market server computer that a moving image of an avatar performing a 3D dance has been generated, and displays this notification on the screen. Person B confirms the notification and uses Person B's computer to send a request to the NFT market server computer to publish a video of the avatar performing a 3D dance on the Internet (YES in step 34 of FIG. 3). .

The NFT market server computer receives the request from Person B's computer and determines that this request corresponds to usage information for Person B to make secondary use of NFT data (1).

The server computer of the NFT market may associate a moving image of an avatar performing a 3D dance with NFT data (1). The server computer of the NFT market may include, for example, a content database (not shown), and when content such as a moving image is based on NFT data, the content database may be used to associate the content with the NFT data.

At this point, the NFT market server computer receives the usage fee from Person B, who is the secondary user of NFT data (1), and pays part or all of the usage fee to Person A, who implements the 3D data. (Step 36 in FIG. 3).

Additionally, when a third party views a video of an avatar performing the same dance as the 3D data via the Internet, the NFT Market server computer detects that the NFT data (1) has been used for secondary purposes. , person B may be charged a usage fee. The server computer of the NFT market may receive the usage fee from person B who is the purchaser of the NFT data (1), and may pay part or all of the usage fee to person A who is the "implementer" of the 3D data. Through such processing, when the NFT data (1) is used for secondary purposes, person A, who is the implementer or creator, can earn a profit (step 36 in FIG. 3). After step 36 in FIG. 3, until person B uses the NFT data (1), for example, until a third party views a video of the avatar performing the same dance as the 3D data via the Internet, or The state immediately before step 34 may be maintained until further secondary use is performed, such as publishing a 3D dance imitation video on the Internet.

Person B may purchase the avatar on the NFT market. Alternatively, person B may obtain the avatar by other means or may create it himself. Further, secondary use of the NFT data (1) may be performed on a computer other than the server computer of the NFT market.

In the embodiments described above, it may be possible to trade human movements in dance or sports as NFT data, for example. It can also be something that adds value to "unique movements" in dance, sports, etc. Furthermore, it may be possible to construct a mechanism to return compensation to the originator of such an operation.

NFTs have often been used for property in the digital world, including copyrighted works such as photographs, music, paintings, etc. In the embodiments described above, things that exist in the real world but do not physically exist, such as "human movements," can be converted into digital information and used.

In fact, in every field such as sports, theater, and dance, there are movements that are unique to that field, and these can be recognized by many people through sightings, videos, etc. However, it is difficult to demonstrate the rights to something that does not physically exist, such as human movement, and it can be difficult to clearly define the value of ``inherent movement'' itself. In the above embodiments, "inherent motion" itself may be of value.

Possible fields in which the above embodiments can be used include, for example, art fields such as dance, theater, and kabuki, sports fields, and characteristic movements devised by celebrities. Further, the above embodiments can be applied not only to the movements of humans but also to the movements of animals, robots, and the like.

In addition to or in addition to the embodiments described above, at least the following embodiments may be used.

In one embodiment, for example, the system includes a first computer that obtains 3D data from data obtained by motion capture of an action performed by an action performer, and a second computer that generates NFT data from the 3D data. , a third computer that pays at least a part of the price paid by the purchaser of the NFT data to the action executor, and a third computer that pays at least a part of the price paid by the purchaser when the NFT data is used for secondary purposes to the action executor. and a fourth computer that pays.

In one embodiment, for example, in the system described above, when NFT data is generated from 3D data, tagging may be performed on the 3D data.

In one embodiment, for example, in the above system, the tag attached to the 3D data by tagging may include at least information of the person performing the action.

In one embodiment, for example, in the above system, the action performed by the action performer is dancing, and the secondary use may be to generate/publish a moving image of dancing using an avatar. .

In one embodiment, for example, in the above-mentioned system, the movement performed by the movement performer may be a dance, and the secondary use may be to generate/publish a moving image by imitating the dance.

In one embodiment, for example, in the system described above, the movement performed by the person performing the movement may be dancing, and the secondary use may be to teach dancing.

In one embodiment, for example, in the system described above, the action performed by the action performer may belong to any one of sports, drama, and dance.

In one embodiment, for example, a method, a first computer obtains 3D data from data obtained by motion capture of an action of an action performer, and a second computer obtains NFT data from the 3D data. The third computer pays the operator at least a portion of the price paid by the purchaser of the NFT data, and the fourth computer generates the payment amount paid by the purchaser when the NFT data is used for secondary use. The method may also include paying at least a portion of the fee to the person performing the operation.

In one embodiment, the program may, for example, collect at least a portion of the price paid by a purchaser of NFT data generated from 3D data obtained from data obtained by motion capture of an action performer's action. The program may be a program that causes a computer to execute the steps of paying an action executor, and paying at least a portion of the price paid by the purchaser to the action executor when the NFT data is used for secondary use. .

In one embodiment, the device, for example, collects at least a portion of the price paid by a purchaser of NFT data generated from 3D data obtained from data obtained by motion capture of an action performed by an action performer. The device may be configured to pay an action executor, and when the NFT data is used for secondary use, at least a portion of the price paid by the purchaser is paid to the action executor.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the minimum configuration of the device (market server computer) in the above embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a processing flow by a device with a minimum configuration (market server computer). The device (market server computer) may include at least the first means and the second means. The first means is to pay the action performer at least a part of the price paid by the purchaser of the NFT data generated from the 3D data obtained from the data obtained by motion capture of the action performer's action (step 33, 35, and 36). The second means is to pay at least a portion of the price paid by the purchaser to the operator when the NFT data is used for secondary purposes (steps 33, 34, and 36).

The above disclosure is exemplary. It is to be understood that the scope of the present application or invention is not limited/limited by the above disclosure.

12 Action performer 13 Three-dimensional (3D) data 14 NFT data 15 NFT data purchaser 16 Secondary use 21 NFT
22 Purchaser 23 Code 24 Code 25 Code 26 Operator 31 Step 32 Step 33 Step 34 Step 35 Step 36 Step 4 Computer 41 CPU
42 Storage device 43 Communication device 44 Memory

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The computer is
paying at least a portion of the price paid by a purchaser of NFT data generated from 3D data obtained from data obtained by motion capture of the action of the action performer to the action performer;
New NFT data based on the NFT data created by the purchaser is associated with the NFT corresponding to the NFT data , and when the new NFT data is used, the usage fee from the purchaser is collected. paying at least a portion of the amount to the person performing the action;
The system is configured as follows. The system of claim 1, wherein the 3D data is tagged when the NFT data is generated from the 3D data. 3. The system according to claim 2, wherein the tag attached to the 3D data by the tagging includes at least information of the person who performed the operation. The system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the action of the person performing the action is a dance, and the new NFT data is for generating/publishing a moving image of the person performing the dance using an avatar. . The system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the action performed by the action performer is a dance, and the new NFT data is for generating/publishing a moving image by imitating the dance. 4. The system according to claim 1, wherein the action performed by the action performer is a dance, and the new NFT data is used when instructing the dancer. The system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the action performed by the action performer belongs to one of sports, drama, and dance. the first computer obtains 3D data from data obtained by motion capture of the action of the action performer;
a second computer generates NFT data from the 3D data;
a third computer pays at least a portion of the price paid by the purchaser of the NFT data to the operation executor;
A fourth computer associates new NFT data based on the NFT data created by the purchaser with the NFT corresponding to the NFT data , and when the new NFT data is used, the purchaser Paying at least a portion of the usage fee from the operator to the operator;
How to prepare for that. paying to the action performer at least a portion of the price paid by a purchaser of NFT data generated from 3D data obtained from data obtained by motion capture of the action of the action performer;
New NFT data based on the NFT data created by the purchaser is associated with the NFT corresponding to the NFT data , and when the new NFT data is used, the purchaser will collect the usage fee. paying at least a portion to the action performer;
A program that causes a computer to execute. paying at least a portion of the price paid by a purchaser of NFT data generated from 3D data obtained from data obtained by motion capture of the action of the action performer to the action performer;
New NFT data based on the NFT data created by the purchaser is associated with the NFT corresponding to the NFT data , and when the new NFT data is used, the purchaser will collect the usage fee. paying at least a portion to the person performing the action;
A device configured to:

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