JPWO2016042633A1 - Facility search system - Google Patents

Abstract

The navigation device 1 receives a facility genre setting UI 105 that receives a facility genre setting through an operation on the facility genre setting interface image, and receives a facility number narrowing category setting through an operation on the filter setting interface image. A filter setting UI 107, a filtering bar UI 106 for accepting parameters relating to the degree of narrowing down the number of facilities in the narrowed-down category through an operation on a slide bar-shaped filtering bar image, a facility genre setting interface image, and a filter setting interface image And a display instruction unit 109 for instructing the touch display 2 to display a filtering bar image on a part of the map screen, a facility genre, a narrowing category, and a parameter A search condition, and a facility search section 102 to search for the facility information corresponding to the search condition.

Description

  The present invention relates to a facility search system for searching for facilities on a map.

  A facility search apparatus installed in a conventional navigation system displays a dedicated search screen, and allows a user to select an arbitrary facility genre, search area, etc. on the screen and perform a search. Since the map screen is blocked while the search screen is displayed, it is difficult to perform a search while moving while looking at the map screen, and convenience is low.

  In addition, when using a small screen such as a navigation device for vehicles, a search screen that covers setting items with multiple levels such as facility genres and continuous numerical setting items such as search areas (distances) is prepared. Attempting to do so requires complicated operations that combine scrolling, screen transitions, and the like, which may reduce convenience.

  Therefore, in the navigation device of Patent Document 1, the operation history of the user for each operation button is recorded, and the display mode of the operation button on the search screen (the button is displayed based on the operation history recorded in the past when the next operation starts. By improving the size, position, etc., the convenience is improved.

JP 2010-38620 A

  In Patent Document 1, although the operation button of the search screen is largely displayed or the position is changed based on the operation history, the search screen temporarily closes the map screen. Convenience is low. Further, it is necessary to change the screen according to facility search conditions. For example, since the facility genre and the budget condition cannot be set on the same screen, the number of screens is increased and the convenience is impaired.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object thereof is to improve convenience of facility search.

  A facility search system according to the present invention includes a map information acquisition unit that acquires map information, a user interface unit for facility genre setting that receives setting of a facility genre through an operation on an interface image for facility genre setting, and filter setting The filter setting user interface unit that accepts the setting of the category for narrowing down the number of facilities through the operation on the interface image for the filter and the user interface unit for filter setting through the operation on the slide bar-like filtering bar image User interface section for filtering bar that accepts setting of parameters related to the degree of narrowing down when narrowing down the number of facilities in the narrowed down category, facility genre setting interface image, filter setting interface image And a display instruction unit for instructing the display device to display the filtering bar image on a part of the map screen based on the map information acquired by the map information acquisition unit, the facility genre, the narrowing category, and the parameters And a facility search unit that searches for facility information corresponding to the search condition.

  According to the present invention, the facility genre setting interface image, the filter setting interface image, and the filtering bar image are displayed on a part of the map screen at the time of the facility search, thereby improving the convenience of the facility search. be able to.

It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. 4 is a flowchart showing a facility search process of the navigation device according to the first embodiment. 3 is a display example of a map screen according to the first embodiment. This is an example in which a facility search UI group is displayed on a part of the map screen of the first embodiment, and shows a case where the narrowing-down category is “distance”. This is an example in which a facility search UI group is displayed on a part of the map screen of the first embodiment, and shows a case where the narrowing-down category is “budget”. FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a modification of the navigation device according to the first embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 2 of this invention. 10 is a display example of a map screen when facility search is performed in the second embodiment. 10 is a flowchart illustrating an ID reception process according to the second embodiment. 10 is a flowchart illustrating a facility search process of a recommended condition setting unit according to the second embodiment. 10 is a flowchart illustrating processing of an individual history registration unit according to the second embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus concerning Embodiment 3 of this invention. 10 is a display example of a map screen when facility search is performed in the third embodiment. 10 is a flowchart illustrating processing for setting an operable range of a filtering bar UI according to the third embodiment. 10 is a flowchart illustrating processing for canceling the operable range of the filtering bar UI according to the third embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus concerning Embodiment 4 of this invention. 10 is a flowchart showing a facility search process by the navigation device according to the fourth embodiment. It is an example which displayed search result display UI on a part on the map screen of Embodiment 4. FIG. 19 is a display example when the search result of FIG. 18 is further narrowed down. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus concerning Embodiment 5 of this invention. 10 is a screen display example of a display return UI according to the fifth embodiment. 16 is a flowchart illustrating processing for hiding a facility search UI group according to the fifth embodiment. 16 is a flowchart illustrating processing for restoring the display of a UI group for facility search according to the fifth embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus concerning Embodiment 6 of this invention. 18 is a flowchart illustrating a parameter reading process for a filtering bar UI according to the sixth embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus concerning Embodiment 7 of this invention. 218 is a diagram illustrating an example of route information in Embodiment 7. [FIG. 20 is a screen display example of a search point setting bar UI according to the seventh embodiment. 18 is a flowchart illustrating a map screen transition process according to a setting operation of a search point setting bar UI according to the seventh embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus concerning Embodiment 8 of this invention. 29 is a flowchart illustrating processing for displaying a rest facility search UI according to the eighth embodiment. 20 is a screen display example of a rest facility search UI according to the eighth embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus concerning Embodiment 9 of this invention. 20 is a flowchart illustrating processing for displaying details of facility information on a mobile terminal according to the ninth embodiment. The touch display of Embodiment 9 and the example of a screen display of a portable terminal are shown. The example which installed the portable terminal of Embodiment 9 ahead of the driver | operator is shown. An example in which facility information is shared by a plurality of portable terminals in Embodiment 9 will be described. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the navigation apparatus concerning Embodiment 10 of this invention. 32 is a flowchart illustrating search condition setting processing via the second operation reception unit according to the tenth embodiment. 38 is a diagram for describing an example of changing search conditions using a speech recognition apparatus in Embodiment 10. FIG. 38 is a diagram for describing an example of changing search conditions using a speech recognition apparatus in Embodiment 10. FIG.

Hereinafter, in order to explain the present invention in more detail, modes for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Embodiment 1 FIG.
As shown in FIG. 1, a navigation device 1 according to Embodiment 1 is a navigation device for a moving body including a person, a vehicle, a railway, a ship, an aircraft, etc., and is particularly suitable for being brought into a vehicle or brought into a vehicle. Assume electronic devices such as (Personal Navigation Device) and Tablet PC (Personal Computer).
Below, this invention is demonstrated using the navigation apparatus 1 mounted in the vehicle as an example.

  The navigation device 1 includes a map information storage unit 101, a facility search unit 102, a location information acquisition unit 103, a UI (user interface) group control unit 104, a map information acquisition unit 108, a display instruction unit 109, and an operation reception unit 110. . The navigation device 1 is connected to a touch display 2 in which a touch panel and a display (display device) are integrated. Although illustration is omitted, the navigation device 1 and the touch display 2 may be integrally configured.

The map information storage unit 101 has a storage device such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or a nonvolatile memory, and stores and manages map information and facility information. The map information includes information necessary for displaying the map screen. The facility information includes information such as the genre (gourmet, sightseeing, etc.), name, and location of the facility (POI; Point Of Interest). In addition, the facility information includes detailed information such as an average budget, the presence / absence of a parking lot, and a scale when the genre of the facility is gourmet.
Although description is omitted, the navigation device 1 has a navigation function for guiding the vehicle to the destination.

  The facility search unit 102 acquires the current position information of the vehicle from the position information acquisition unit 103, acquires the search conditions from the UI group control unit 104, and stores the facility information corresponding to these conditions in the map information storage unit 101. Search from within.

  The position information acquisition unit 103 acquires position information from a sensor that can measure the three-dimensional position or posture information of the host vehicle, such as a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver or a gyro sensor. These sensors may be included in the position information acquisition unit 103 or may be a sensor mounted on the vehicle.

  The UI group control unit 104 has an interface image that is a graphic image such as a button or an icon displayed on the touch display 2, displays the interface image on the touch display 2 via the display instruction unit 109, and Information on the touch operation performed by the user on the interface image displayed in 2 is received via the operation receiving unit 110. The main interface images are a facility genre setting interface image used for the facility genre setting UI 105, a slide bar-shaped filtering bar image used for the filtering bar UI 106, and a filter setting interface image used for the filter setting UI 107. is there.

  The facility genre setting UI 105 is a UI that accepts setting of a facility genre through a user operation on a facility genre setting interface image that is a combination of graphics such as buttons or icons. The filtering bar UI 106 is a UI that accepts setting of parameters relating to the degree of narrowing down the number of facilities through a user's slide operation on a slide bar-like filtering bar image. The filter setting UI 107 is a UI that accepts setting of a category for narrowing down the number of facilities through a user operation on a filter setting interface image that is a combination of graphics such as buttons or icons. The UI group control unit 104 changes the parameter of the filtering bar UI 106 to a parameter corresponding to the filtering category received by the filter setting UI 107. The user can set a parameter regarding the degree of narrowing down when the number of facilities is narrowed down by the narrowing category set by the filter setting UI 107 by sliding the filtering bar of the filtering bar UI 106. The narrowing down category includes the (average) budget paid when using the facility, the size of the parking lot, the distance from the vehicle position to the facility location, and the like. When the narrowing down category is an average budget, the parameter can be expressed as a continuous numerical value, such as the amount of money, and when the narrowing down category is the size of a parking lot, the parameter is the number of cars that can be parked.

  The UI group control unit 104 notifies the facility search unit 102 of information set by the user for the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 as a search condition. In the configuration of FIG. 1, the function as three user interface units of the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 is realized by one UI group control unit 104. An individual UI control unit may be prepared for each unit.

  The map information acquisition unit 108 acquires map information from the map information storage unit 101, generates a map screen, and outputs it to the display instruction unit 109. In addition, the process which produces | generates a map screen from map information may be performed by the map information acquisition part 108, and the display instruction | indication part 109 may perform.

  The display instruction unit 109 instructs the touch display 2 to display the map screen generated by the map information acquisition unit 108. Further, when the facility search unit 102 performs a facility search, the display instructing unit 109 is touched so that the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 are displayed over a part of the map screen. The display 2 is instructed.

  The operation reception unit 110 receives information on a touch operation performed by the user on the touch display 2 and outputs the information to the UI group control unit 104. Hereinafter, information indicating a genre selected by the user touching the facility genre setting UI 105 displayed on the touch display 2 is referred to as genre information. Further, filtering is performed on the parameters selected by the user touching the filtering bar UI 106 displayed on the touch display 2 and the category for narrowing down the number of facilities selected by the user touching the filter setting UI 107. Called information.

  Next, the operation of the navigation device 1 according to the first embodiment will be described. FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing facility search processing by the navigation device 1. FIG. 3 is a display example of the map screen. FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 are examples in which a facility search UI group (facility genre setting UI 105, filtering bar UI 106, and filter setting UI 107) is displayed on a part of the map screen. FIG. 4 shows an example in which the narrowing category is “distance”, and FIG. 5 is an example in which the narrowing category is “budget”.

The display instruction unit 109 causes the touch display 2 to display a map screen based on the map information acquired from the map information storage unit 101 by the map information acquisition unit 108. In the example of FIG. 3, the UI group control unit 104 displays a “search” button on the map screen.
In step ST1, when the user performs a touch operation on the “search” button, the operation reception unit 110 receives this touch operation from the touch display 2, and notifies the UI group control unit 104 of the occurrence of a search start event. The means for generating the search start event is not limited to this example.

  In step ST2, the UI group control unit 104 instructs the display instruction unit 109 to display the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 on the screen. Upon receiving this instruction, the display instruction unit 109 instructs the touch display 2 to display the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 on the map screen. In the example of FIG. 4, the facility genre setting UI 105 is arranged on the right side of the map screen, and the filtering bar UI 106 and the filter setting UI 107 are arranged on the lower side, but the arrangement is not limited to this.

In step ST <b> 3, the operation reception unit 110 acquires information (genre information) of the user's touch operation performed on the facility genre setting UI 105 from the touch display 2 and notifies the UI group control unit 104 of the information. The UI group control unit 104 acquires the genre information of the facility set by the user from the operation reception unit 110.
When the genre of the facility has a hierarchical structure, the UI group control unit 104 shifts the genre hierarchy display to the lower level in accordance with the user's touch operation on the facility genre setting UI 105. For example, when the facility genre “Japanese food” is selected, an interface image of the facility genre setting UI 105 shown in FIG. 4 is displayed on the screen. In the facility genre setting UI 105 in FIG. 4, when the user performs a touch operation on “Japanese cuisine” which is a lower genre of Japanese food, an interface image of the facility genre setting UI 105 shown in FIG. 5 is displayed on the screen. In the facility genre setting UI 105 in FIG. 5, “kaiseki / kaiseki cuisine” which is a subordinate genre of Japanese cuisine is displayed.

  In step ST <b> 4, the operation reception unit 110 acquires information (filtering information) of the user's touch operation performed on the filtering bar UI 106 and the filter setting UI 107 from the touch display 2 and notifies the UI group control unit 104 of the information. To do. The UI group control unit 104 acquires filtering information set by the user from the operation reception unit 110. Filtering information includes a filtering category ("distance" in the example of FIG. 4) set by the user by touching the filter setting UI 107, and a filter parameter set by the user by touching the filtering bar UI 106 ( In the example of FIG. 4, “750 m”) is included. When the user changes the filtering category of the filter setting UI 107, the UI group control unit 104 changes the parameter of the filtering bar UI 106 for that category.

In step ST5, the position information acquisition unit 103 acquires the current position information of the vehicle.
In step ST6, the facility search unit 102 performs a facility search on the map information storage unit 101 based on the search conditions (genre information and filtering information) and position information acquired in steps ST3 to ST5. In the case of the search conditions shown in FIG. 4, Japanese food facilities within a radius of 750 m centering on the position of the vehicle are searched. In the case of the search conditions shown in FIG. 5, Japanese cuisine facilities with an average budget of 2500 yen or less are searched.

  The facility search unit 102 notifies the UI group control unit 104 of the facility information of the search result. The UI group control unit 104 generates a result display screen from the facility information of the search result, and displays the result display screen on the touch display 2 via the display instruction unit 109. This is an example of a method for presenting search results. In addition to displaying the search results on the screen, the search results may be read out by voice.

  As described above, according to the first embodiment, the navigation device 1 uses the map information acquisition unit 108 that acquires map information, and the facility genre setting for accepting the setting of the facility genre through an operation on the facility genre setting interface image. UI 105, a filter setting UI 107 that accepts the setting of the category for narrowing down the number of facilities through an operation on the filter setting interface image, and a refinement that is received by the filter setting UI 107 through an operation on the slide bar-like filtering bar image Filtering bar UI 106 for accepting parameters relating to the degree of narrowing down when the number of facilities is narrowed down by category, facility genre setting interface image, filter setting interface image and filtering bar image, The search instruction unit 109 for instructing the touch display 2 to display on a part of the map screen based on the map information acquired by the information acquisition unit 108, the facility genre, the narrowing category, and the parameters as search conditions, the search The facility search unit 102 is configured to search for facility information corresponding to the condition. This makes it possible to display a facility genre setting UI that needs to be set finely and in multiple stages without blocking the map screen. In addition, by providing a UI for setting parameters (average budget, parking lot size, etc.) that need to be specified from among continuous numbers, search for useful information according to user preferences. it can. In addition, if a continuous numerical value such as an average budget is set to a plurality of buttons such as “less than 1500 yen”, “1500 yen or more and less than 3000 yen”, “3000 yen or more and less than 4500 yen”, a display space is required, and the map screen The display space can be reduced by using a slide bar. Therefore, the convenience of facility search is improved.

In the configuration example of FIG. 1, the map information storage unit 101 is included in the vehicle-mounted navigation device 1, but may be outside the device as shown in the modification of FIG. 6. In FIG. 6, the Web server 3 includes the map information storage unit 101, and the facility search unit 102 and the map information acquisition unit 108 of the navigation device 1 receive map information and map information from the Web server 3 by HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) communication. Acquire facility information.
Thus, it is not always necessary to consolidate functions in the navigation device 1, and the Web server 3 may have an information storage function, a facility search function, and the like. In addition, a mobile terminal brought into the vehicle may relay the communication between the Web server 3 and the navigation apparatus 1, or a part of the functions of the navigation apparatus 1 may be provided in the mobile terminal. The facility search system according to the present invention can be configured using at least one of the navigation device 1, the Web server 3, and the mobile terminal.

Embodiment 2. FIG.
FIG. 7 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the navigation device 1 according to the second embodiment. In FIG. 7, the same or corresponding parts as in FIG.
The navigation device 1 according to the second embodiment newly includes an ID acquisition unit 121, an ID storage unit 122, an individual history acquisition unit 123, an individual history registration unit 124, a history information storage unit 125, and a recommended condition setting unit 126. In addition, communication is possible between the navigation device 1 and the portable terminal 4.

The mobile terminal 4 is an electronic device having a function of communicating with the navigation apparatus 1 and a function capable of identifying a user who owns the mobile terminal 4 and operates the navigation apparatus 1. A PHS (Personal Handy-phone System), a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), a tablet PC, a portable media player, a digital camera, a digital video camera, a wristwatch, and the like are assumed.
The portable terminal 4 transmits identification information (hereinafter referred to as ID) that can identify the user to the navigation device 1.

  The ID acquisition unit 121 is connected to the portable terminal 4 by USB (Universal Serial Bus), wireless LAN (Local Area Network), Bluetooth (registered trademark, omitted from the following description), NFC (Near Field Communication), infrared communication, etc. The user ID is acquired, stored in the ID storage unit 122, and notified to the individual history acquisition unit 123.

  Note that the mobile terminal 4 is not necessarily an electronic device, and may be a medium using NFC or image recognition, for example. In this case, it is possible to achieve the same effect by causing a non-contact type IC (Integrated Circuit) card or a medium printed with a QR code to be recognized by the ID acquisition unit 121 described later. If there is no problem.

  The ID storage unit 122 includes a storage device such as an HDD or a nonvolatile memory, and stores the user ID acquired by the ID acquisition unit 121 from the mobile terminal 4.

  The individual history acquisition unit 123 acquires history information corresponding to the user ID acquired by the ID acquisition unit 121 from the history information storage unit 125 that stores the history information for each ID, and the recommended condition setting unit 126. Output to.

  The individual history registration unit 124, when the facility search unit 102 performs a facility search, the search condition (at least one of the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 set by the user) Genre information or filtering information) is acquired from the UI group control unit 104 and associated with the user ID stored in the ID storage unit 122 and registered in the history information storage unit 125.

  The history information storage unit 125 includes a storage device such as an HDD or a non-volatile memory, and at least one of a user ID and a facility genre setting UI 105, a filtering bar UI 106, and a filter setting UI 107 by the user. The search condition set in is linked and stored. Further, the genre of the facility set as the destination and the facility whose details are displayed on the touch display 2 may be stored in the history information storage unit 125 as history information. The history information storage unit 125 may be outside the navigation device 1.

When the facility search unit 102 performs a facility search, the recommended condition setting unit 126 receives history information associated with the user ID from the individual history acquisition unit 123 and receives the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting At least one search condition of the UI 107 is determined based on the history information and notified to the UI group control unit 104. For example, the recommended condition setting unit 126 determines a genre with a high user selection frequency based on a history of buttons for selecting a genre, or determines a narrowing category and parameter value with a high selection frequency in the genre. .
When the ID acquisition unit 121 communicates with a plurality of mobile terminals 4 and acquires the user IDs of the respective mobile terminals 4, the recommended condition setting unit 126 determines search conditions from the history information for all these users. May be.

  The UI group control unit 104 uses the search condition notified from the recommended condition setting unit 126 as at least one of the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107. Thereby, the user can omit the setting of the search condition.

  Here, FIG. 8 shows a display example of a map screen when performing facility search. In the example of FIG. 8, the UI group control unit 104 displays an “Random” button as the facility genre setting UI 105. When the “Random” button is touched, the UI group control unit 104 acquires a recommended search condition from the recommended condition setting unit 126, and sets the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107. Set for at least one of them. When the facility genre is “Japanese food”, the user can perform a facility search by touching the “Random” button to omit the operation of selecting “Japanese cuisine” of the lower genre.

Next, the operation of the navigation device 1 according to the second embodiment will be described.
FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing ID reception processing by the navigation device 1.
In step ST201, the ID acquisition unit 121 of the navigation device 1 receives the user ID from the portable terminal 4. If the ID acquisition unit 121 succeeds in receiving the ID transmitted from the mobile terminal 4 (step ST202 “YES”), the ID acquisition unit 121 stores the ID in the ID storage unit 122 (step ST203). When the reception fails (step ST202 “NO”), the ID acquisition unit 121 requests the mobile terminal 4 to retransmit the ID, and returns to step ST201.

  FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the facility search process by the recommended condition setting unit 126 of the navigation device 1. Note that the processing in steps ST1, ST2, ST5, ST6 in FIG. 10 is the same as the processing in steps ST1, ST2, ST5, ST6 in FIG.

  In step ST211, when the user performs a touch operation on a shortcut button (for example, the “Random” button in FIG. 8) displayed on the touch display 2, the operation reception unit 110 receives information on the touch operation from the touch display 2, and the UI. Notify the group control unit 104. The UI group control unit 104 notifies the individual history acquisition unit 123 of touch button operation detection via the recommended condition setting unit 126.

  In step ST212, the individual history acquisition unit 123 searches for history information that matches the user ID from the history information stored in the history information storage unit 125. If there is history information that matches the user ID ("YES" in step ST212), the individual history acquisition unit 123 acquires the history information and outputs it to the recommended condition setting unit 126 (step ST213). The recommended condition setting unit 126 determines a recommended search condition based on the history information, and notifies the UI group control unit 104 of the search condition (step ST214). The UI group control unit 104 sets the notified search condition in the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filtering bar UI 106. The facility search unit 102 searches for a facility corresponding to the search condition set by the recommended condition setting unit 126.

  On the other hand, if there is no history information matching the user ID in the history information storage unit 125 (step ST212 “NO”), it is determined that there is no recommended search condition from the recommended condition setting unit 126 to the UI group control unit 104. Notice. The UI group control unit 104 sets no search condition (genre information) for the facility genre setting UI 105 (step ST215). Also, the UI group control unit 104 does not set the search conditions (filtering information) for the filtering bar UI 106 and the filter setting UI 107 (step ST216). In the example of FIG. 8, only Japanese food is set as the facility genre, and the genre lower than the Japanese food, the narrowing-down category, and the parameters are not set. Therefore, Japanese food facilities around the vehicle position are searched.

Finally, history information registration processing will be described. FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing processing of the individual history registration unit 124 of the navigation device 1. The processes in steps ST1 to ST6 in FIG. 11 are the same as the processes in steps ST1 to ST6 in FIG.
In step ST221 after the facility search, the individual history registration unit 124 acquires from the UI group control unit 104 search conditions set in at least one of the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107. At the same time, the user ID is acquired from the ID storage unit 122, and the search condition and the ID are linked and registered in the history information storage unit 125.

  As described above, according to the second embodiment, the navigation device 1 displays the detailed contents on the touch display 2 from the facility search retrieval conditions set in the past, the facility genre set as the destination, and the facility search results. Of the facility that accepts the setting in the facility genre setting UI 105, the filter setting UI 107, and the filtering bar UI 106 with reference to the history information storage unit 125 that stores at least one of the facility information displayed as history information. The configuration includes a recommended condition setting unit 126 for setting at least one of a genre, a narrowing category, and a parameter. In addition, the facility search unit 102 is configured to search for facility information using a search condition including the setting result of the recommended condition setting unit 126. For this reason, the user can omit setting operation of a favorite search condition at the time of facility search.

  Further, according to the second embodiment, the navigation device 1 includes an ID acquisition unit 121 that acquires an ID for each user, and an individual history registration unit 124 that links the ID and the history information and registers them in the history information storage unit 125. And an individual history acquisition unit 123 that acquires history information associated with the ID acquired by the ID acquisition unit 121 from the history information storage unit 125 and notifies the recommended condition setting unit 126 of the history information. For this reason, for example, in the navigation apparatus 1 shared among family members, the user can omit the setting operation of a favorite search condition. In addition, for example, if the history information storage unit 125 is provided in the Web server and the vehicle-side navigation device 1 acquires the history information from the Web server, the user using the car sharing and the rental car can set a favorite search condition. Operation can be omitted. Furthermore, even when there are a plurality of boarding users, it is possible to perform a facility search reflecting the preference of all members.

Embodiment 3 FIG.
FIG. 12 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the navigation device 1 according to the third embodiment. In FIG. 12, the same or equivalent parts as in FIG.
The navigation device 1 according to Embodiment 3 newly includes a filtering history registration unit 131, a filtering history storage unit 132, a filtering range setting unit 133, a filtering range setting release unit 134, and a user stimulation unit 135. The navigation device 1 is connected to a speaker 5 that is an example of a notification device.

  The filtering history registration unit 131, when the facility search unit 102 performs a facility search, searches conditions (genre information and filtering information) set by the user in the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107. Is obtained from the UI group control unit 104 and registered in the filtering history storage unit 132.

  The filtering history storage unit 132 has a storage device such as an HDD or a non-volatile memory, and stores filtering information (restriction category and parameter) for each genre of facility. The filtering history storage unit 132 may be outside the navigation device 1. Further, when the second embodiment and the third embodiment are combined, the history information storage unit 125 and the filtering history storage unit 132 may be configured by one storage device.

  When the user sets a genre for the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering range setting unit 133 acquires filtering information in the genre from the filtering history storage unit 132. The filtering range setting unit 133 sets the operable range of the filtering bar UI 106 based on parameters included in the acquired filtering information (for example, the maximum and minimum values of parameters set by the user in the past), and performs UI group control. Notification to the unit 104.

The UI group control unit 104 sets the operable range notified from the filtering range setting unit 133 in the filtering bar UI 106.
Here, FIG. 13 shows a display example of a map screen when performing facility search. In the example of FIG. 13, the category of the filter setting UI 107 is set to “budget”, and the operable range 106 a of “money” that is a parameter of the filtering bar UI 106 is set based on the history of filtering information. The UI group control unit 104 controls the filtering bar UI 106 so that the filtering bar UI 106 can be operated within the operable range 106a and the outside of the operable range 106b cannot be operated. Further, the display color may be changed between the operable range 106a and the outside operable range 106b so that the user can easily recognize the operable range 106a.

The filtering range setting cancellation unit 134 detects whether or not the user has performed a predetermined operation on the filtering bar UI 106. Predefined operations include an operation of strongly pressing the touch panel of the touch display 2, an operation of pressing for a long time, and an operation of pressing multiple times in succession (such as a double tap).
In addition, the sensor which detects a user's predetermined operation is not limited to the touch panel (resistive film type, capacitance type, etc.) of the touch display 2, but the approach of the finger to the display surface of the touch display 2 Further, an infrared sensor or an ultrasonic sensor that detects contact may be used.
When the filtering range setting canceling unit 134 detects a predefined operation by the user, the filtering range setting canceling unit 134 notifies the UI group control unit 104 to cancel the operable range set by the filtering range setting unit 133.

When the user group 135 is notified that the user is operating outside the operable range of the filtering bar UI 106, the user stimulating unit 135 instructs the speaker 5 to output sound such as sound effects. It informs the user that it is out of the operable range through auditory stimuli such as sound effects. The speaker 5 may be mounted on the vehicle, or may be included in the navigation device 1 or the touch display 2.
In addition to the auditory stimulus, the user may be notified that the user is out of the operable range through a tactile stimulus such as vibration. For example, when the touch display 2 has a vibration motor that vibrates the display surface, an instruction is issued from the user stimulating unit 135 to the vibration motor.

Next, the operation of the navigation device 1 according to the third embodiment will be described.
FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the setting process of the operable range of the filtering bar UI 106 during facility search. Note that the processing in steps ST1 to ST6 in FIG. 14 is the same as the processing in steps ST1 to ST6 in FIG.

  In step ST301, the filtering range setting unit 133 checks the filtering history storage unit 132 for the presence of filtering information history. When there is no history (step ST301 “NO”), each part of the navigation device 1 performs the same operation (steps ST2 to ST6) as in the first embodiment. On the other hand, when a history exists (step ST301 “YES”), the filtering range setting unit 133 acquires the filtering information from the filtering history storage unit 132, sets the operable range of the filtering bar UI 106, and the UI group control unit 104 (Step ST302). In subsequent steps ST3 and ST4, the UI group control unit 104 restricts the user's touch operation outside the operable range of the filtering bar UI 106 according to the notification of the filtering range setting unit 133.

  Thereafter, in step ST303 after the search is completed, the filtering history registration unit 131 acquires the search conditions set in the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 from the UI group control unit 104, and the filtering history Register in the storage unit 132.

Here, an example of canceling the operable range of the filtering bar UI 106 in step ST4 following step ST302 of FIG. 14 will be described.
FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating a canceling process of the operable range of the filtering bar UI 106 during facility search. The UI group control unit 104 obtains information of a user's touch operation on the filtering bar UI 106 from the operation reception unit 110, and a boundary value between a parameter that is being set by the touch operation and an outside of the operable range. It is confirmed whether or not. When the parameter is a boundary value (“YES” in step ST311), the filtering range setting canceling unit 134 acquires information on the user's touch operation on the filtering bar UI 106 from the UI group control unit 104, and performs a predetermined operation ( It is confirmed whether or not an operation for strongly pressing the touch panel is performed (step ST312).

When a predetermined operation is performed (step ST312 “YES”), the filtering range setting cancellation unit 134 instructs the UI group control unit 104 to cancel the setting of the operable range of the filtering bar UI 106. (Step ST313).
On the other hand, if a predetermined operation is not performed (step ST312 “NO”), since the cancellation instruction is not issued from the filtering range setting cancellation unit 134 to the UI group control unit 104, the UI group control unit 104 restricts the operation. It performs (step ST314). Furthermore, in order to notify the user that the parameter value being set is a boundary value, the user stimulation unit 135 instructs the speaker 5 to output a sound effect or the like (step ST315).
Thereafter, the process returns to step ST4 in FIG.

In the flowchart of FIG. 15, the filtering range setting cancellation unit 134 displays the filtering bar UI 106 when the user's pressed position is the boundary value of the operable range and when the user performs a predefined operation. Although the configuration is such that the operable range is canceled, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the operable range may be canceled when the user performs a predetermined operation regardless of whether or not the boundary value is set.
In addition, the user stimulating unit 135 is configured to give an auditory stimulus or a tactile stimulus when the user's pressing position is a boundary value of the operable range, but is not limited thereto. For example, the auditory stimulus or the tactile stimulus may be strengthened as the pressed position of the user approaches from the operable range to the outside of the operable range.

  As described above, according to the third embodiment, the navigation device 1 stores the parameters received by the filtering bar UI 106 in the filtering history storage unit 132 and the filtering history storage unit 132. The filtering range setting unit 133 sets the operable range of the filtering bar UI 106 based on the parameters. By preventing excessive slide operation on the slide bar, the user can easily operate without looking at the screen. In addition, it is possible to prevent erroneous setting of extremely small or large parameters. As a result, the facility search can be performed in a short time.

  Further, according to the third embodiment, the navigation device 1 cancels the filtering range setting that cancels the operable range set by the filtering range setting unit 133 when detecting the user's predefined operation on the filtering bar UI 106. The unit 134 is provided. Thereby, it is possible to cope with a case where the user wants to set a parameter value outside the operable range of the slide bar.

  Further, according to the third embodiment, when the navigation apparatus 1 detects that the user has operated the filtering bar UI 106 outside the operable range, the navigation apparatus 1 uses at least one of an auditory stimulus or a visual stimulus. The user stimulation unit 135 that instructs a notification device (such as the speaker 5) to perform notification is provided. When the operable range of the slide bar is set, if the user operates without looking at the screen, it is not known whether the boundary value between the operable range and the outside of the operable range has been reached. In that case, by providing a function of notifying the user through an auditory stimulus or a tactile stimulus, the user can easily operate without looking at the screen.

Embodiment 4 FIG.
FIG. 16 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the navigation device 1 according to the fourth embodiment. In FIG. 16, the same or equivalent parts as in FIG.
The navigation device 1 according to the fourth embodiment further includes a filtering change unit 141. The UI group control unit 104 has a function of controlling a search result display UI 142 in addition to a facility search UI group (facility genre setting UI 105, filtering bar UI 106, and filter setting UI 107).

  The filtering change unit 141 includes the operation mode of the filtering bar UI 106 and the filter setting UI 107, the first mode for accepting the setting of the first search condition used by the facility search unit 102 in the facility search, or the result of the facility search. In addition, an instruction to switch to the second mode for accepting the setting of the second search condition for further narrowing down the number of facilities is output to the UI group control unit 104.

  A search result display UI 142 which is a user interface unit for displaying search results is a UI for displaying the search result of the facility search unit 102 on the touch display 2 and allowing the user to select facility information from the search result. For the search result display UI 142, an interface image representing detailed information such as the name, address, and photograph of the facility included in the facility information is used.

When the facility search unit 102 performs a facility search, the UI group control unit 104 acquires facility information as a search result from the facility search unit 102, and generates a search result display UI 142 including a first interface image. Then, the display instruction unit 109 is instructed to display it over a part of the map screen. In addition, although it was set as the structure which implement | achieves the function as UI group for facility searches, and UI 142 for search result display by one UI group control part 104, you may prepare an individual UI control part for every UI.
In addition, when the UI group control unit 104 receives an instruction to change from the first mode to the second mode from the filtering change unit 141, the UI group control unit 104 performs the filtering bar UI 106 and the filter setting UI 107 in the second mode. The number of facilities in the search result is narrowed down according to the second search condition set by the user, a second interface image is generated using the narrowed facility information, and the display of the search result display UI 142 is displayed in the first interface image. To the second interface image.

  Next, the operation of the navigation device 1 according to the fourth embodiment will be described. FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing facility search processing by the navigation device 1. 18 and 19 show examples in which a search result display UI 142 is displayed on a part of the map screen. FIG. 18 is a display example of the search result of the facility search unit 102 in the first mode, and FIG. 19 is a display example in the second mode further narrowing down the search result of FIG.

  In step ST401 after the facility search by the facility search unit 102, the UI group control unit 104 uses the facility information of the search result in the first search condition notified from the facility search unit 102 as an interface of the search result display UI 142. An image is generated, and the display instruction unit 109 is instructed to display the search result display UI 142, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 on the screen. Upon receiving this instruction, the display instruction unit 109 instructs the touch display 2 to display the search result display UI 142, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 on the map screen.

  In step ST402, the filtering change unit 141 instructs the UI group control unit 104 to change the operation mode of the filtering bar UI 106 and the filter setting UI 107 from the first mode to the second mode. In step ST403, the UI group control unit 104 acquires information on the user's touch operation performed on the filtering bar UI 106 or the filter setting UI 107 from the operation reception unit 110, and whether the narrowing category or parameter has been changed. Confirm whether or not. When the refinement category or parameter is changed (step ST403 “YES”), the UI group control unit 104 refines the search result according to the changed filtering information (second search condition), and uses the refined facility information. The search result display UI 142 is updated (step ST404). The display instruction unit 109 instructs the touch display 2 to update the display of the search result display UI 142.

When the screen transitions from FIG. 18 to FIG. 19, the parameter of the filtering bar UI 106 has been changed from “2000 yen” to “1000 yen” for the filtering category “budget” of the filter setting UI 107. Thus, the number of facilities of the search result display UI 142 is narrowed down from 20 to 12.
Note that, as in the screen display examples of FIGS. 18 and 19, the location of each facility included in the search result may be indicated by an icon or the like on the map screen.

  As described above, according to the fourth embodiment, the navigation apparatus 1 receives the operation mode of the filter setting UI 107 and the filtering bar UI 106 as the first search condition setting that the facility search unit 102 uses in the facility search. A filtering change unit 141 that switches between the first mode and the second mode that accepts the setting of the second search condition used when further reducing the number of facilities from the facility search result of the facility search unit 102, and the first mode In the second mode, the selection of the facility information is accepted through an operation on the first interface image that displays the facility information of the facility search result obtained by the facility search under the first search condition. The facility information is selected through the operation on the second interface image that displays the facility information narrowed down by the search condition. It was constructed kick and a search result display for UI142. The display instruction unit 109 is configured to instruct the touch display 2 to display the first interface image or the second interface image on a part of the map screen according to the operation mode. By further narrowing down the facility search results, the information to be browsed by the user is reduced, and the facility information according to the user's request can be browsed in a short time. Further, by reusing the filtering bar UI 106 used at the time of facility search when narrowing down the search results, the user can intuitively understand that the same operation should be performed.

Embodiment 5. FIG.
FIG. 20 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the navigation device 1 according to the fifth embodiment. 20, parts that are the same as or equivalent to those in FIG. 1 are given the same reference numerals, and descriptions thereof are omitted.
The navigation device 1 according to the fifth embodiment further includes an operation determination unit 151 and a display determination unit 152. The UI group control unit 104 also has a function of controlling the display return UI 153 in addition to the facility search UI group (facility genre setting UI 105, filtering bar UI 106, and filter setting UI 107).

The operation determination unit 151 acquires information on a user's touch operation from the operation reception unit 110 and detects whether or not the user has performed an operation on the touch display 2.
First, the operation determination unit 151 detects the presence or absence of a user operation on the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107. Secondly, the operation determination unit 151 detects the presence / absence of a user operation on the display return UI 153. The detection result is notified from the operation determination unit 151 to the display determination unit 152.

  The sensor for detecting the presence / absence of a user operation is not limited to the touch panel (resistive film type, capacitance type, etc.) of the touch display 2, and the approach and contact of a finger to the display surface of the touch display 2 is detected. An infrared sensor, an ultrasonic sensor, or the like for detection may be used. In addition, the target for detecting whether or not the user has performed an operation in the first case is not limited to the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107. It does not matter in general operation.

Based on the information on the presence / absence of a user operation notified from the operation determination unit 151, the display determination unit 152 displays the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar, when the time during which the user does not perform an operation exceeds a predetermined time. The display instruction unit 109 is instructed to hide at least one of the user UI 106 and the filter setting UI 107. The display determination unit 152 treats the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 separately, and determines the time when the user is not performing an operation for each, and switches the display individually. Alternatively, these three UIs may be handled together.
Further, the display determination unit 152, based on the current position information of the vehicle notified from the position information acquisition unit 103, while the vehicle is moving, the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107. The display instruction unit 109 is instructed to hide at least one of them. More preferably, the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 are all hidden so as not to block the map screen during movement. In addition, the display determination unit 152 instructs the display instruction unit 109 to display the display return UI 153 while the vehicle is stopped.
Note that the display determination unit 152 may use only one of the conditions of whether or not the user operates or whether or not the vehicle moves to determine whether to hide the UI group for facility search, or use both conditions. May be.

  A display return UI 153 that is a user interface unit for display return includes at least one of a facility genre setting UI 105, a filtering bar UI 106, and a filter setting UI 107 that are not displayed during movement of the vehicle. It is a UI for allowing the user to set whether or not to return to the state before non-display while the vehicle is stopped. The UI group control unit 104 realizes a function as the display return UI 153 by using an interface image such as a button. In addition, although it was set as the structure which implement | achieves the function as UI group for a facility search, and display return UI153 by one UI group control part 104, you may prepare an individual UI control part for every UI.

  When the display instruction unit 109 receives an instruction to display or hide the facility search UI group from the display determination unit 152, the display instruction unit 109 sets the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 according to the instruction. The touch display 2 is instructed to display or hide at least one of them. When the display instruction unit 109 receives an instruction to display or hide the display return UI 153 from the display determination unit 152, the display instruction unit 109 instructs the touch display 2 to display or hide the display return UI 153 according to the instruction. To do. Further, when the display instruction unit 109 receives an instruction to return the display of the UI group for facility search from the display return UI 153 via the UI group control unit 104, the display genre setting UI 105 and the filtering bar UI 106 according to the instruction. , And at least one of the filter setting UIs 107 is instructed to be displayed again.

Here, FIG. 21 shows a screen display example of the display return UI 153. In FIG. 21, a “resume” button is displayed as an example of an interface image of the display restoration UI 153. While the vehicle is stopped, the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 are not displayed. Instead, a display return UI 153 for returning these facility search UI groups is displayed on the map screen. Is displayed. When the user touches the display return UI 153, the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 that have been hidden are displayed. Thereby, for example, even when the vehicle starts moving while the user is setting the genre for the facility genre setting UI 105 when the vehicle is stopped, and the facility genre setting UI 105 is hidden, the vehicle stops again. By pressing the “Resume” button of the display return UI 153, the facility genre setting UI 105 in the middle of the setting is displayed, so there is no need to redo the setting operation.
When it is desired to start the facility search from the beginning, for example, when the user presses the “Search” button, the UI group control unit 104 returns the search condition to the unset according to this operation information, and sets the facility genre in the initial state The UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 are displayed on the screen.

Next, the operation of the navigation device 1 according to the fifth embodiment will be described.
FIG. 22 is a flowchart illustrating processing for hiding a facility search UI group. In step ST501, the position information acquisition unit 103 acquires the current position information of the vehicle and notifies the display determination unit 152 of the current position information. In step ST <b> 502, the operation determination unit 151 acquires information on the user's touch operation from the operation reception unit 110 and notifies the display determination unit 152 of the information. In step ST503, the display determination unit 152 determines whether or not the vehicle is moving based on the position information notified from the position information acquisition unit 103, and based on the touch operation information notified from the operation determination unit 151. Then, it is determined whether or not the non-operation time of the UI group for facility search exceeds a predetermined time. When any one of the conditions is satisfied (step ST503 “YES”), the display determination unit 152 instructs the display instruction unit 109 to include at least one of the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107. Are instructed to be hidden (step ST504). If neither condition is satisfied (“NO” in step ST503), the display determining unit 152 does not give an instruction to hide the facility search UI group, and therefore the facility search UI group is displayed and the process proceeds to step ST501. Return.

  FIG. 23 is a flowchart illustrating a process for restoring the display of the UI group for facility search. In step ST511, the position information acquisition unit 103 acquires the current position information of the vehicle and notifies the display determination unit 152 of the current position information. In step ST512, the display determining unit 152 determines whether or not the vehicle is stopped based on the position information notified from the position information acquiring unit 103. If it is moving (NO in step ST512), the facility search UI group is not displayed and the process returns to step ST511. When the vehicle is stopped (“YES” in step ST512), the display determination unit 152 instructs the UI group control unit 104 to display the display return UI 153, and the UI group control unit 104 displays the display instruction unit 109. The display UI 153 is instructed to display the screen (step ST513). When the user performs a touch operation on the display return UI 153, the operation reception unit 110 receives information on the touch operation from the touch display 2 and notifies the UI group control unit 104 (step ST 514 “YES”). The display instruction unit 109 is instructed to restore the display of the facility search UI group (step ST515).

  In the example of FIG. 23, the display return UI 153 is displayed while the vehicle is stopped, and the facility search UI group is displayed again when the display return UI 153 is touched. The display return UI 153 may not be displayed, and the facility search UI group may be redisplayed when the vehicle is simply stopped.

  As described above, according to the fifth embodiment, the navigation device 1 includes the operation determination unit 151 that determines whether or not there is a user operation on the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107, and the operation determination unit. Based on the determination result 151, the display determination unit 152 is configured to instruct the display instruction unit 109 not to display a UI that has not been operated for a predetermined time. By hiding the facility search UI group when the user does not perform the facility search, the map screen can be displayed in a large size.

  Further, according to the fifth embodiment, the navigation device 1 is configured such that the vehicle moves based on the position information acquisition unit 103 that acquires the current position information of the vehicle and the position information acquired by the position information acquisition unit 103. When the vehicle is stopped, at least one of the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 that are not displayed while the vehicle is stopped is displayed to be displayed again in a state before being hidden. A display return UI 153 for instructing the instruction unit 109 is provided. By hiding the facility search UI group while the vehicle is moving, the map screen can be displayed in a large size, and navigation during driving is not hindered, so the user can concentrate on driving. Further, by returning the display of the facility search UI group when the vehicle stops, the user can resume the search condition setting operation from the state before the non-display.

Embodiment 6 FIG.
FIG. 24 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the navigation device 1 according to the sixth embodiment. In FIG. 24, the same or corresponding parts as those in FIG.
The navigation device 1 according to the sixth embodiment further includes an operation speed acquisition unit 161 and a voice notification unit 162. The navigation device 1 is connected to a speaker 5 that is an example of an audio output device.

  The operation speed acquisition unit 161 acquires information about a user's touch operation on the filtering bar UI 106 from the operation reception unit 110 and detects a speed at which the user's finger slides (hereinafter referred to as an operation speed).

The voice notification unit 162 compares the operation speed acquired by the operation speed acquisition unit 161 with a predetermined threshold value. When the operation speed is equal to or lower than the threshold, the voice notification unit 162 acquires the parameter (filtering information) being selected by the filtering bar UI 106 from the UI group control unit 104 and outputs the parameter voice information to the speaker 5. The speaker 5 outputs the voice information of the voice notification unit 162 and reads the parameter being selected by the user.
The threshold value is set to such a small value that it can be determined whether or not the sliding operation of the user's finger is stopped or not. Note that when the voice notification unit 162 compares the operation speed with the threshold value, a shake of the user's finger due to a vibration of the vehicle or the like (for example, a movement of the pressed position is less than half the finger width) may be excluded as a dead zone. desirable.

Next, the operation of the navigation device 1 according to the sixth embodiment will be described.
FIG. 25 is a flowchart showing the parameter reading process of the filtering bar UI 106. In step ST <b> 601, the operation speed acquisition unit 161 acquires user touch operation information from the operation reception unit 110, detects the operation speed of the filtering bar UI 106, and notifies the voice notification unit 162 of the information. In step ST602, the voice notification unit 162 compares the operation speed of the filtering bar UI 106 notified from the operation speed acquisition unit 161 with a threshold value. When the operation speed is equal to or lower than the threshold (step ST602 “YES”), the voice notification unit 162 acquires the parameter (filtering information) of the filtering bar UI 106 from the UI group control unit 104 and outputs the voice information to the speaker 5. (Step ST603). For example, in the case of FIG. 4, since the sound “750 m” is output from the speaker 5, the user can grasp the parameter of the current pressing position without looking at the screen.

  As described above, according to the sixth embodiment, the navigation device 1 has the operation speed acquisition unit 161 that acquires information on the speed at which the user operates the filtering bar UI 106 and the speed acquired by the operation speed acquisition unit 161 specified in advance. And a voice notification unit 162 for instructing a voice output device (such as the speaker 5) to read out the parameter being selected by the filtering bar UI 106 when the threshold is not more than the threshold value. Therefore, the user can grasp the parameters of the filtering bar UI 106 by voice, and can blind-touch the filtering bar UI 106.

Embodiment 7 FIG.
FIG. 26 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the navigation device 1 according to the seventh embodiment. In FIG. 26, the same or corresponding parts as in FIG.
The navigation device 1 according to the seventh embodiment newly includes a route information storage unit 171, a route information acquisition unit 172, and an arrival management unit 173. The UI group control unit 104 has a function of controlling the search point setting bar UI 174.

The route information storage unit 171 includes a storage device such as an HDD or a non-volatile memory, and stores route information related to a route on which the vehicle on which the navigation device 1 is mounted travels. Note that the route information storage unit 171 may be outside the navigation device 1.
Here, an example of route information will be described with reference to FIG. The route information includes small route information (travel distance, estimated arrival time, etc.) for each guide point on the travel route from the departure point to the destination.

  The route information acquisition unit 172 acquires route information from the route information storage unit 171 and notifies the arrival management unit 173 of it.

The arrival management unit 173 manages the degree of arrival from the current location of the vehicle to the destination based on the current location information of the vehicle notified from the location information acquisition unit 103 and the route information notified from the route information acquisition unit 172. To do. In addition, the arrival management unit 173 generates setting information for the search point setting bar UI 174 based on the degree of arrival from the current location to the destination, and notifies the UI group control unit 104 of the setting information.
For example, the arrival management unit 173 calculates an estimated arrival time for each point from the current location to the destination based on small route information for each guide point included in the route information notified from the route information acquisition unit 172. The estimated arrival time for each point is set as setting information.

The search point setting bar UI 174 is a UI that accepts the setting of a point where the facility search unit 102 performs a facility search through a user's slide operation on a slide bar-shaped search point setting bar image. The search point setting bar is a slide bar corresponding to the route from the current location to the destination based on the degree of arrival.
The UI group control unit 104 generates a search point setting bar UI 174 using the setting information of the arrival management unit 173 as a parameter, and instructs the display instruction unit 109 to display the UI on the touch display 2. Also, the UI group control unit 104 notifies the facility search unit 102 of parameters (search points) set by the user operating the search point setting bar UI 174 as search conditions. In addition, although it was set as the structure which implement | achieves the function as UI group for facility searches, and UI 174 for search point setting bars by one UI group control part 104, you may prepare an individual UI control part for every UI.

  When the facility search unit 102 performs a facility search using the search condition notified from the UI group control unit 104, if the search point condition of the search point setting bar UI 174 is included, the facility search unit 102 centers the search point. The facility in the predetermined range (for example, within 10 km) is searched.

  The map information acquisition unit 108 acquires map information including the search point notified from the UI group control unit 104 from the map information storage unit 101 and outputs the map information to the display instruction unit 109, and displays the map screen including the search point on the touch display 2. To display.

  Here, FIG. 28 shows a screen display example of the search point setting bar UI 174. In the example of FIG. 28, a slide bar that can be slid in the vertical direction of the screen is displayed as the search point setting bar UI 174. The length of the bar corresponds to the estimated arrival time for each point starting from the current location, with the lower end of the bar being the current location and the upper end being the destination. The user touches the search point setting bar UI 174 to set a point on the route that can be reached in a desired time.

Next, the operation of the navigation device 1 according to the seventh embodiment will be described.
FIG. 29 is a flowchart showing the transition process of the map screen according to the setting operation of the search point setting bar UI 174. In step ST701, the arrival management unit 173 acquires the current position information of the vehicle from the position information acquisition unit 103. In step ST702, the arrival management unit 173 acquires route information from the route information storage unit 171 via the route information acquisition unit 172. In step ST703, the arrival management unit 173 calculates an estimated arrival time for each point from the current location to the destination based on the position information and route information acquired in steps ST701 and ST702, and the search point setting bar UI 174 Generate configuration information. The setting information is notified from the arrival management unit 173 to the UI group control unit 104, and the UI group control unit 104 updates the parameters of the search point setting bar UI 174 using the setting information.

In step ST <b> 704, the UI group control unit 104 acquires, from the operation reception unit 110, information on the user's touch operation on the facility search UI group. When the search point setting bar UI 174 is operated (step ST704 “YES”), the UI group control unit 104 displays a map screen of a point corresponding to the estimated arrival time set by the user. 109 is instructed (step ST705). In addition, the UI group control unit 104 notifies the facility search unit 102 of a point corresponding to the estimated arrival time set by the user as a search condition.
On the other hand, if the user has not operated the search point setting bar UI 174 (step ST704 “NO”), the process returns to step ST701.

  As described above, according to the seventh embodiment, the navigation device 1 includes the position information acquisition unit 103 that acquires the current position information of the vehicle, and the route information and position information acquisition unit 103 that indicates the route on which the vehicle is scheduled to travel. Based on the position information acquired by the vehicle, an arrival management unit 173 that manages the degree of arrival of the vehicle from the current location to the destination, and a slide corresponding to the route from the current location to the destination based on the degree of arrival managed by the arrival management unit 173 It is configured to include a search point setting bar UI 174 for receiving a setting of a point where the facility search unit 102 searches for facility information through an operation on the bar-shaped search point setting bar image. The display instruction unit 109 is configured to instruct the touch display 2 to display the search point setting bar UI 174 on a part of the map screen. Thereby, the user can easily search for facilities on the route from the current location to the destination.

Embodiment 8 FIG.
FIG. 30 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the navigation device 1 according to the eighth embodiment. In FIG. 30, the same or corresponding parts as those in FIG.
The navigation device 1 according to the eighth embodiment newly includes a driver state acquisition unit 181 and a break determination unit 182. The UI group control unit 104 has a function of controlling the rest facility search UI 183.

The driver state acquisition unit 181 acquires information detected by a camera, a heart rate monitor, an electroencephalograph, a weight sensor, and the like, detects a driver's eye movement, heart rate variability, posture, driving duration, and the like. Estimate fatigue status. The estimation result (state information) is notified from the driver state acquisition unit 181 to the break determination unit 182.
Note that the fatigue detection methods are diverse as described above. Any sensor among the above sensors may be used, and a plurality of sensors may be combined. Moreover, the estimation method of a fatigue state is not ask | required.

  The break determination unit 182 acquires the estimation result of the driver's fatigue state from the driver state acquisition unit 181 and determines whether the driver needs a break. When the break determination unit 182 determines that the driver's fatigue level is high, the break determination unit 182 instructs the display instruction unit 109 to display the break facility search UI 183. The display instruction unit 109 instructs the touch display 2 to display the break facility search UI 183 over a part of the map screen in accordance with the instruction of the break determination unit 182.

  A rest facility search UI 183 that is a user interface unit for rest facility search is a UI that accepts setting of a search condition of a facility that can be rested through a user operation on the interface image for rest facility search. The UI group control unit 104 acquires information on the touch operation performed by the user on the break facility search UI 183 from the operation reception unit 110, and generates a search condition for searching for the break facility based on the information. The facility search unit 102 is notified. The facility search unit 102 searches for a facility where a break is possible using the search condition notified from the UI group control unit 104. In addition, although it was set as the structure which implement | achieves the function as UI group for a facility search, and UI 183 for a rest facility search by one UI group control part 104, you may prepare an individual UI control part for every UI.

Next, the operation of the navigation device 1 according to the eighth embodiment will be described.
FIG. 31 is a flowchart showing processing for displaying the rest facility search UI 183. In step ST <b> 801, the break determination unit 182 acquires state information representing the degree of driver fatigue from the driver state acquisition unit 181. In step ST802, the break determination unit 182 compares the driver's fatigue level with a predetermined threshold value. If the driver's fatigue level is higher than the threshold ("YES" in step ST802), the break determination unit 182 instructs the display instruction unit 109 to display the break facility search UI 183 on the screen (step ST803). When the degree of fatigue is less than or equal to the threshold (step ST802 “NO”), the break determination unit 182 returns to the process of step ST801.

Here, FIG. 32 shows a screen display example of the rest facility search UI 183. In the illustrated example, a “sweets” button and a “road station” button are displayed as a rest facility search interface image of the rest facility search UI 183. When the user touches the “Sweets” button, the UI group control unit 104 notifies the facility search unit 102 of the genre information of the sweets, and the facility search unit 102 is within a predetermined range centered on the current vehicle position (for example, Search for sweets facilities within 10km. When the user performs a touch operation on the “Road Station” button, the facilities of the road station are searched. Any facility other than sweets and roadside stations may be used as long as the facility can take a break.
In addition, when an audio output device such as a speaker is connected to the navigation device 1, the break determination unit 182 outputs audio information such as “How about resting near here” to the audio output device in step ST803. Then, the user (driver) may be encouraged to take a break.

  As described above, according to the eighth embodiment, the navigation device 1 is based on the driver state acquisition unit 181 that acquires the state information indicating the state of the driver of the vehicle, and the state information acquired by the driver state acquisition unit 181. A break determination unit 182 that determines whether or not a driver's break is necessary, and a break facility search UI 183 that accepts the setting of a search condition for a breakable facility through an operation on a break facility search interface image. Made the configuration. The display instruction unit 109 is configured to instruct the touch display 2 to display the break facility search UI 183 on a part of the map screen when the break determination unit 182 determines that a break is necessary. Thereby, a tired driver can be encouraged to take a break. In addition, since the driver can search for facilities that can be rested with a single touch, it is possible to immediately stop at the rest facility.

Embodiment 9 FIG.
FIG. 33 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the navigation device 1 according to the ninth embodiment. 33, the same or corresponding parts as those in FIGS. 1 and 16 are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.
The navigation device 1 according to the ninth embodiment newly includes a facility information acquisition unit 191 and a transmission unit 192. In addition, communication is possible between the navigation device 1 and the portable terminal 4.

  The facility information acquisition unit 191 acquires at least one facility information (facility name, facility genre, average budget, parking presence / absence, etc.) of the facility group of the facility search result from the display instruction unit 109 and notifies the transmission unit 192 To do. The transmission unit 192 transmits the facility information notified from the facility information acquisition unit 191 to the reception unit 401 of the mobile terminal 4.

  The portable terminal 4 includes a receiving unit 401 that receives the facility information transmitted by the navigation device 1 and a display unit 402 that displays the facility information received by the receiving unit 401 on the display of the portable terminal 4. The portable terminal 4 here has no problem as long as it has a communication function and a display. Therefore, in addition to a smartphone, a mobile phone, a PHS, a PDA, a tablet PC, a portable media player, and the like, a HUD (Head-Up Display) is used. It may be a stationary device. The navigation device 1 and the portable terminal 4 communicate via USB, wireless LAN, Bluetooth, or the like.

Next, operations of the navigation device 1 and the mobile terminal 4 according to Embodiment 9 will be described. FIG. 34 is a flowchart showing a process for displaying the details of the facility information on the portable terminal 4. In step ST901, the facility information acquisition unit 191 of the navigation device 1 acquires the facility information selected by the user from the facility group of the search result. In Step ST902, the transmission unit 192 transmits the facility information acquired by the facility information acquisition unit 191 to the mobile terminal 4.
In Step ST903, the reception unit 401 of the mobile terminal 4 receives facility information from the transmission unit 192 of the navigation device 1. When reception of facility information has failed or has not been received (step ST903 “NO”), steps ST902 and ST903 are repeated until reception is successful. When the facility information is successfully received (step ST903 “YES”), the display unit 402 displays the details of the facility information on the display (step ST904).

Here, FIG. 35 shows a screen display example of the touch display 2 and the portable terminal 4. On the touch display 2, a search result display UI 142 for facility search is displayed on a part of the map screen. The facility information acquisition unit 191 acquires the facility information 142 a selected by the user in the search result display UI 142, and the transmission unit 192 transmits it to the mobile terminal 4.
FIG. 36 shows an example in which the mobile terminal 4 is installed in front of the driver (such as on the dashboard). As shown in FIG. 36, the portable terminal 4 installed in front of the driver displays the facility information received from the navigation device 1 on the screen, so that the driver can confirm the details of the facility information without taking his gaze off. Is possible.
FIG. 37 shows an example in which facility information is shared among a plurality of portable terminals 4, 4a, 4b, and is a view of the interior of the vehicle as viewed from above. The transmission unit 192 transmits the facility information to the portable terminals 4a and 4b possessed by the passenger as shown in FIG. 37 in addition to the portable terminal 4 installed in front of the driver as shown in FIG. This allows passengers to share facility information. Note that the portable terminals 4a and 4b in FIG. 37 include the receiving unit 401 and the display unit 402 in FIG.

  As described above, according to the ninth embodiment, the navigation device 1 includes the transmission unit 192 that transmits the facility information searched by the facility search unit 102 to one or more portable terminals 4. Thereby, the portable terminal 4 can display the detailed information of a facility search result. For example, by placing the portable terminal 4 in front of the driver, the driver can browse the facility information without taking his eyes off. Also, the facility information can be shared by transmitting to the passenger's portable terminal 4.

Embodiment 10 FIG.
FIG. 38 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the navigation device 1 according to the tenth embodiment. In FIG. 38, the same or corresponding parts as in FIG.
The navigation device 1 according to the tenth embodiment is newly provided with a second operation reception unit 1001. In addition to the touch display 2, a speech recognition device 6, a remote controller (hereinafter referred to as a remote controller) 7, and a gesture recognition device 8 are connected to the navigation device 1.

  The voice recognition device 6 collects a user's utterance for operating a facility search UI group (facility genre setting UI 105, filtering bar UI 106, and filter setting UI 107) with a microphone, recognizes the voice, and operates The information is output to the second operation receiving unit 1001 of the navigation device 1 as information.

  The remote controller 7 is an operation device provided on a handle or the like, receives a user operation on a facility search UI group, and outputs the operation information to the second operation reception unit 1001 of the navigation device 1.

  The gesture recognition device 8 captures a user's gesture for operating the facility search UI group with the in-vehicle camera, recognizes the image, and outputs the gesture as operation information to the second operation reception unit 1001 of the navigation device 1.

  The second operation accepting unit 1001 accepts user operation information from at least one of the voice recognition device 6, the remote controller 7, and the gesture recognition device 8, converts it into an operation command, and notifies the UI group control unit 104 of it. . It is assumed that an operation command corresponding to the operation information is set in advance in the second operation receiving unit 1001.

  The UI group control unit 104 sets a search condition for at least one of the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 based on the operation command notified from the second operation receiving unit 1001. change.

Next, the operation of the navigation device 1 according to the tenth embodiment will be described. FIG. 39 is a flowchart showing search condition setting processing via the second operation accepting unit 1001.
In step ST1001, the second operation reception unit 1001 determines whether or not a user operation has been performed. When the operation information is notified from at least one of the voice recognition device 6, the remote controller 7, and the gesture recognition device 8 (step ST1001 “YES”), the second operation reception unit 1001 uses the operation information as an operation command. Conversion is performed (step ST1002), and the UI group control unit 104 is notified (step ST1003). If it is determined that no user operation is performed (step ST1001 “NO”), the second operation reception unit 1001 waits until operation information is notified.

Here, an example of changing search conditions using the speech recognition device 6 will be described with reference to FIGS. 40 and 41.
In FIG. 40A, the filter setting UI 107 has a narrowing category set to “budget” and the filtering bar UI 106 parameter set to “2500 yen”. In FIG. 40B, when the driver utters “change to 1500 yen”, the speech recognition device 6 collects the speech by the microphone 6 a, recognizes the speech, and outputs the speech to the second operation receiving unit 1001. The second operation reception unit 1001 converts the operation information “change to 1500 yen” into an operation command of the filtering bar UI 106 and notifies the UI group control unit 104 of the operation command. Based on this operation command, the UI group control unit 104 changes the parameter of the filtering bar UI 106 from “2500 yen” to “1500 yen” (FIG. 40C).

  In FIG. 41A, the filter category of the filter setting UI 107 is set to “distance”. In FIG. 41 (b), when the driver utters “change to budget”, the speech recognition device 6 collects the speech by the microphone 6 a, recognizes the speech, and outputs it to the second operation receiving unit 1001. The second operation reception unit 1001 changes the operation information “change to budget” to the operation command of the filter setting UI 107 and notifies the UI group control unit 104 of the change. Based on this operation command, the UI group control unit 104 changes the filtering category of the filter setting UI 107 from “distance” to “budget”, and also changes the filtering bar UI 106 to parameters for the budget (FIG. 41). (C)).

  As described above, according to the tenth embodiment, at least one of the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 accepts the setting of the search condition through the operation using the touch display 2. Made the configuration. Thereby, the user can set a search condition by a touch operation.

  Further, according to the tenth embodiment, at least one of the facility genre setting UI 105, the filtering bar UI 106, and the filter setting UI 107 is at least one of the voice recognition device 6, the remote controller 7, and the gesture recognition device 8. The configuration is such that the setting of the search condition is accepted through an operation using one. Thereby, the user can set the search condition for facility search without touching the touch display 2. Therefore, the user (especially the driver) can set the search condition while traveling, and then can check the result of the facility search when there is room.

  38, the operation reception unit 110 that receives operation information from the touch display 2, and the second operation reception unit 1001 that receives operation information from the voice recognition device 6, the remote controller 7, and the gesture recognition device 8. However, one operation reception unit 110 may be configured to receive operation information from the touch display 2, the voice recognition device 6, the remote controller 7, and the gesture recognition device 8.

  Similarly to FIG. 6 of the first embodiment, in the second to tenth embodiments, it is not necessary to consolidate the functions in the navigation device 1, and a part of the functions is provided to the Web server 3 or the portable terminal. It doesn't matter. The facility search system according to the present invention can be configured using at least one of the navigation device 1, the Web server 3, and the mobile terminal.

  Further, within the scope of the present invention, the present invention can be freely combined with each embodiment, modified with any component in each embodiment, or omitted with any component in each embodiment.

  The facility search system according to the present invention displays the user interface for facility genre setting, filtering bar, and filter setting on a part of the map screen so that the map screen is not blocked. Suitable for use in small vehicle navigation devices.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Navigation apparatus, 2 Touch display, 3 Web server, 4, 4a, 4b Portable terminal, 5 Speaker, 6 Voice recognition apparatus, 6a Microphone, 7 Remote control, 8 Gesture recognition apparatus, 101 Map information storage part, 102 Facility search part, 103 position information acquisition unit, 104 UI group control unit, 105 facility genre setting UI, 106 filtering bar UI, 106a operable range, 106b out of operable range, 107 filter setting UI, 108 map information acquiring unit, 109 display Instruction unit, 110 operation reception unit, 121 ID acquisition unit, 122 ID storage unit, 123 individual history acquisition unit, 124 individual history registration unit, 125 history information storage unit, 126 recommended condition setting unit, 131 filtering history registration unit, 132 filtering History storage unit, 133 Filtering range setting unit, 134 Filtering range setting cancellation unit, 135 User stimulation unit, 141 Filtering change unit, 142 Search result display UI, 142a Facility information, 151 Operation determination unit, 152 Display determination unit, 153 Display return UI, 161 Operation speed acquisition unit, 162 voice notification unit, 171 route information storage unit, 172 route information acquisition unit, 173 arrival management unit, 174 search point setting bar UI, 181 driver state acquisition unit, 182 break determination unit, 183 rest facility UI for search, 191 Facility information acquisition unit, 192 transmission unit, 401 reception unit, 402 display unit, 1001 second operation reception unit.

A facility search system according to the present invention includes a map information acquisition unit that acquires map information, a user interface unit for facility genre setting that receives setting of a facility genre through an operation on an interface image for facility genre setting, and filter setting The filter setting user interface unit that accepts the setting of the category for narrowing down the number of facilities through the operation on the interface image for the filter and the user interface unit for filter setting through the operation on the slide bar-like filtering bar image and a user interface unit degree on for filtering bar to accept the setting of the parameters of the options in the time to narrow down the number of facilities in the category refinement, the genre of the facilities, and the search condition category and parameters of narrowing, those And the facility search unit that searches the facility information corresponding to the search condition,
An operation mode of the user interface unit for the filter setting and the filtering bar, a first mode for accepting a setting of a first search condition used by the facility search unit in the facility search, and a facility search result of the facility search unit A filtering change unit that switches between the second mode that accepts the setting of the second search condition used when further reducing the number of facilities from
In the case of the first mode, the selection of facility information is accepted through an operation on the first interface image that displays the facility information of the facility search result obtained by searching the facility under the first search condition, and the second mode A search result display user interface unit that accepts selection of facility information through an operation on a second interface image that displays facility information narrowed down by the second search condition in the case of
Display for instructing the display device to display the first interface image or the second interface image on a part of the map screen based on the map information acquired by the map information acquisition unit according to the operation mode. And an instruction unit .

According to this invention, at the time of facility search, the first mode for accepting the setting of the first search condition used for the facility search in a part of the map screen, and when the number of facilities is further narrowed down from the facility search result are used. Since the first interface image or the second interface image is displayed in accordance with the switching to the second mode that accepts the setting of the second search condition, the convenience of facility search can be improved. .

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A map information acquisition unit for acquiring map information;
A user interface unit for facility genre setting that accepts setting of a facility genre through an operation on the interface image for facility genre setting;
A filter setting user interface unit that accepts the setting of the category for narrowing down the number of facilities through an operation on the filter setting interface image;
A user for a filtering bar that accepts setting of parameters related to the degree of narrowing down when narrowing down the number of facilities in the narrowing down category accepted by the filter setting user interface unit through an operation on a sliding bar-like filtering bar image An interface part;
Display for instructing the display device to display the facility genre setting interface image, the filter setting interface image, and the filtering bar image on a part of the map screen based on the map information acquired by the map information acquisition unit An indicator,
A facility search system comprising: a facility search unit that searches the facility genre, the narrowed-down category, and the parameter as search conditions, and searches for facility information corresponding to the search conditions. History information is at least one of the facility search conditions set in the past, the facility genre set as the destination, and the facility information whose details are displayed on the display device from the facility search results. Referring to the storage device stored, at least one of the genre of the facility, the narrowing category, and the parameter that receives the setting in the user interface unit for the facility genre setting, the filter setting, and the filtering bar With a recommended condition setting section to set one,
The facility search system according to claim 1, wherein the facility search unit searches for facility information using a search condition including a setting result of the recommended condition setting unit. An ID acquisition unit for acquiring identification information for each user;
An individual history registration unit that associates the identification information with the history information and registers the identification information in the storage device;
The facility search system according to claim 2, further comprising: an individual history acquisition unit that acquires history information associated with the identification information acquired by the ID acquisition unit from the storage device and notifies the recommended condition setting unit. . A filtering history registration unit that registers the parameters received by the user interface unit for the filtering bar in a storage device;
The facility search system according to claim 1, further comprising a filtering range setting unit configured to set an operable range of the filtering bar based on a parameter registered in the storage device.   5. A filtering range setting canceling unit for canceling the operable range set by the filtering range setting unit when detecting a user's predefined operation on the user interface unit for the filtering bar. The facility search system described.   A user stimulator that instructs the notification device to notify the user by at least one of an auditory stimulus or a tactile stimulus when detecting that the user has operated outside the operable range of the filtering bar; The facility search system according to claim 4, further comprising: An operation mode of the user interface unit for the filter setting and the filtering bar, a first mode for accepting a setting of a first search condition used by the facility search unit in the facility search, and a facility search result of the facility search unit A filtering change unit that switches between the second mode that accepts the setting of the second search condition used when further reducing the number of facilities from
In the case of the first mode, the selection of facility information is accepted through an operation on the first interface image that displays the facility information of the facility search result obtained by searching the facility under the first search condition, and the second mode A search result display user interface unit that accepts selection of facility information through an operation on a second interface image that displays facility information narrowed down by the second search condition in the case of
The display instruction unit instructs the display device to display the first interface image or the second interface image on a part of the map screen according to the operation mode. Item 1. The facility search system according to Item 1. An operation determination unit that determines whether or not there is a user operation on the user interface unit for the facility genre setting, the filter setting, and the filtering bar;
A display determination unit that instructs the display instruction unit to hide the user interface unit that has not been operated for a predetermined time based on a determination result of the operation determination unit. The facility search system according to claim 1. A position information acquisition unit for acquiring the current position information of the moving body;
Based on the position information acquired by the position information acquisition unit, the facility genre setting, the filter setting, and the filtering bar user interface units that are not displayed while the moving body is moving. A display return user interface unit for instructing the display instruction unit to redisplay at least one of them when the moving body stops and before being hidden. The facility search system according to 1. An operation speed acquisition unit that acquires information on a speed at which a user operates the user interface unit for the filtering bar;
An audio notification unit that instructs the audio output device to read out the parameter being selected in the filtering bar when the speed acquired by the operation speed acquisition unit is equal to or less than a predetermined threshold. The facility search system according to 1. A position information acquisition unit for acquiring the current position information of the moving body;
An arrival management unit that manages the degree of arrival from the current location of the mobile unit to a destination based on route information indicating a route that the mobile unit is scheduled to move and the location information acquired by the location information acquisition unit;
Setting of a point where the facility search unit searches for facility information through an operation on a slide bar-shaped search point setting bar image corresponding to a route from the current location to the destination based on the degree of arrival managed by the arrival management unit And a user interface part for a search point setting bar that accepts
The facility search system according to claim 1, wherein the display instruction unit instructs the display device to display the search point setting bar image on a part of the map screen. A driver state acquisition unit for acquiring state information indicating the state of the driver of the mobile unit;
A break determination unit that determines whether or not the driver's break is necessary based on the state information acquired by the driver state acquisition unit;
A user interface unit for searching for a resting facility that accepts setting of a search condition for resting facilities through an operation on the interface image for resting facility search,
The display instructing unit instructs the display device to display the break facility search interface image on a part of the map screen when the break determining unit determines that a break is necessary. The facility search system according to claim 1.   The facility search system according to claim 1, further comprising a transmission unit that transmits the facility information searched by the facility search unit to one or more portable terminals.   At least one of the facility genre setting, the filter setting, and the filtering bar user interface unit is operated through an operation using at least one of a touch panel, a voice recognition, a remote controller, and a gesture recognition. The facility search system according to claim 1, wherein the search condition setting is accepted.

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