KR101303675B1 - Operating method for system with mouse hub - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A system operation method having a mouse herb is provided of multiple users to operate multiple mouse devices at the same time. CONSTITUTION: A system operation method including a mouse herb comprises the following steps: a step aims to indicate a screen by dividing the screen into at least two sub-screens (610, 620), when a program is performed; a step aims to indicate more than one puzzle receiving region corresponding to multiple puzzle pieces and at least a part among the multiple puzzle pieces in at least two sub-screens respectively; a step aims to indicate in order to move at least a part among the multiple puzzle pieces inside more than one puzzle receiving region according to an input delivered from a mouse device or an external input device; and a step aims to determine whether at least a part of the puzzle piece moving inside more than at least one puzzle receiving region forms one completed image or not.

Description

Operation method of system with mouse hub {OPERATING METHOD FOR SYSTEM WITH MOUSE HUB}

The present invention relates to a method of operating a system having a mouse hub, and more particularly, to a method of operating a system having a mouse hub that can contribute to promoting bonding and intimacy between an infant and a caregiver.

The mouse is a device that can provide various input methods to the user by using a pointer moving on the screen, and is widely applied to various electronic devices such as tablet PCs and smart phones, including desktop computers and laptop computers. The mouse may move the pointer on the screen of the electronic device according to the movement, and provide the user with various input methods such as program execution, text copying, and pasting using gesture operations such as click, drag, and double click.

In recent years, the spread of computers has become common in every family, and the variety of infant programs and contents have been developed and distributed as children have more opportunities to encounter computers. Such infant programs and contents are mainly focused on software products running on computers or character products appearing on the appearance of computers, and development of a dedicated input device for children and software that can be linked to them is insufficient.

In particular, when children use electronic devices, including computers, it is extremely difficult to provide an input environment in which an infant and a guardian can access the computer together due to the characteristics of a computer that typically provides only an input environment for one user. . Therefore, when one of the infants or guardians uses the computer, there is a problem that the relationship between the infants and guardians is broken.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to supplement the above problems of the prior art, and provides a method of operating a system having a mouse hub that can be implemented by using a plurality of mouse devices that can be operated simultaneously by a plurality of users. In particular, even when using an electronic device such as a desktop, a laptop, by providing a method of operating a program based on a plurality of input devices, including a game that can be enjoyed by a plurality of users, especially infants and guardians, In addition to the educational effect, there is an effect that can increase the intimacy and bond between infants and guardians.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, (a) dividing a screen into at least two sub-screens; (b) displaying a plurality of puzzle pieces and at least one puzzle receiving area corresponding to at least some of the plurality of puzzle pieces on each of the at least two sub-screens; (c) moving at least some of the plurality of puzzle pieces into the one or more puzzle receiving areas in response to input from a plurality of users; And (d) determining whether the at least some puzzle pieces moved into the one or more puzzle receiving areas form a completed image; and a plurality of input devices available to a plurality of users. It provides a method of operation.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, (a) displaying a plurality of icons or images divided into at least three groups on the screen; (b) deleting the icon or image included in the first group from the screen according to the input transmitted from the first user, and the icon or image included in the second group according to the input transmitted from the second user. Deleting; And (c) when all of the icons or images included in the first group and the second group are respectively deleted, the icons or images included in the third group according to an input simultaneously transmitted from the first user and the second user. It provides a method of operating a program based on a plurality of input devices available to a plurality of users including the step of deleting from the screen.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, (a) dividing the screen into at least two sub-screens; (b) displaying means for allowing a first user to input arithmetic arithmetic problems on a first sub-screen, and displaying arithmetic arithmetic problems input by the first user; (c) displaying, on the second sub-screen, means for allowing a second user to input an answer to the arithmetic problem displayed on the first sub-screen; And (d) determining whether an answer input by the second user through the second sub-screen is an answer to the arithmetic operation problem. The method of operating a program based on a plurality of input devices is provided. .

In addition, according to another embodiment of the present invention, (a) determining whether a plurality of mouse devices are connected; (b) when it is determined that the plurality of mouse devices are connected, a game in which a plurality of cards having different colors are distributed to each of the plurality of users who operate the plurality of mouse devices, and each of the plurality of users can operate the game. Displaying an execution screen; (c) When each of the plurality of users executes the operation of opening the dispensed card on the game execution screen through the plurality of mouse devices, a result of card winning between the plurality of users according to the color of the opened card. Determining; And (d) obtaining at least one of a lost user's card by the winning user according to the card winning result.

In addition, in the step (c), if the colors of the cards opened by each of the plurality of users are the same as each other, a method of operating a program based on a plurality of input devices for determining a result of the card winning between the plurality of users as a draw. to provide.

Also, in the step (c), when the result of the card win between the plurality of users is determined to be a draw, a plurality of input devices for determining that the user who first clicks on a specific icon or image displayed on the game execution screen wins the game. Provides a method of operation based on the program.

In addition, according to another embodiment of the present invention, (a) determining whether a plurality of mouse devices are connected; (b) if it is determined that the plurality of mouse devices are connected, displaying a screen on which a plurality of users operating the plurality of mouse devices can select different colors; (c) a plurality of first icons having a first color selected by a first user among the plurality of users, a plurality of second icons having a second color selected by a second user, and the first color and the second color Displaying a plurality of third icons having a third color different from the third color; (d) When the first user clicks the plurality of first icons, the plurality of first icons are controlled to disappear from the screen, and when the second user clicks the plurality of second icons, the plurality of second icons Controlling to disappear from the screen; And (e) controlling the plurality of third icons to disappear from the screen when the first user and the second user click the plurality of third icons at the same time. It provides a method of operation.

In addition, (a) determining whether a plurality of mouse devices are connected; (b) if it is determined that the plurality of mouse devices are connected, displaying a game execution screen that a plurality of users can operate through the plurality of mouse devices; (c) outputting a predetermined background music when a game is started on the game execution screen and displaying a plurality of images moving on the game execution screen; (d) controlling the plurality of moving images to be destroyed and disappeared from the game execution screen according to a click operation of the plurality of users; And (e) calculating a score obtained by each of the plurality of users according to the number of the plurality of images destroyed in the game execution screen according to the click operation of each of the plurality of users; It provides a method of operating a program based on a plurality of input devices including a.

In the step (e), a plurality of points for calculating a score obtained by a click operation corresponding to the beat of the predetermined background music is higher than a score obtained by a click operation shifting from the beat of the predetermined background music. It provides a method of operating a program based on an input device.

According to the present invention, a method for operating a program based on a plurality of input devices, including various games, etc., in which a plurality of users can participate together, is proposed in a computer environment provided with a plurality of mouse devices each of which can be operated by a plurality of users. do. Therefore, it is possible for a plurality of users to promote a bond and intimacy through a computer environment, and in particular, the infant and guardian can enjoy various programs through a single computer, thereby providing educational effects and intimacy with the guardian, Can help build bonds.

1 is a diagram illustrating a system environment for operating a program based on a plurality of input devices according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 to 7 are diagrams for describing a method of operating a program based on a plurality of input devices according to embodiments of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The following detailed description of the invention refers to the accompanying drawings that show, by way of illustration, specific embodiments in which the invention may be practiced. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention. It should be understood that the various embodiments of the present invention are different, but need not be mutually exclusive. For example, certain features, structures, and characteristics described herein may be implemented in other embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention in connection with an embodiment. It is also to be understood that the position or arrangement of the individual components within each disclosed embodiment may be varied without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. The following detailed description is, therefore, not to be taken in a limiting sense, and the scope of the present invention is to be limited only by the appended claims, along with the full scope of equivalents to which such claims are entitled, if properly explained. In the drawings, like reference numerals refer to the same or similar functions throughout the several views.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so that those skilled in the art may easily implement the present invention.

1 is a diagram illustrating an appearance of an input device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the input device 100 according to the present embodiment includes a mouse device 200, and a mouse hub 300 connected to the mouse device 200 and the electronic device 400. Hereinafter, for convenience of description, it is assumed that the electronic device 400 is a desktop computer, but in addition, the input according to the present embodiment is input to various electronic devices 400 such as a laptop computer, a tablet PC, a smartphone, and a home game device. Of course, the device 100 can be applied.

The mouse device 200 may communicate with the mouse hub 300 by wired or wireless communication, and may be a mouse that moves a pointer on the screen of the electronic device 400. Looking at the appearance of the mouse device 200, at least one button unit 210 for providing an input method including a click may be provided, the outer circumferential surface of the mouse device 200, unlike a typical mouse, the use environment of the infant In consideration, it may have a soft hemispherical shape. In FIG. 1, the mouse device 200 is illustrated as having a single button unit 210, which is intended to provide an optimized use environment for an infant in consideration of a case where a user who uses the mouse apparatus 200 is an infant. to be.

The mouse device 200 may operate according to a generally known optical method or trackball method, and may provide predetermined feedback to a user. For example, the mouse device 200 may include a haptic feedback device that can provide vibration feedback. From this configuration, when the infant user executes a specific command with the mouse device 200 or achieves a target result in an application such as a game, vibration feedback is provided to the infant user to obtain a psychological and educational effect. Can be.

The mouse hub 300 is connected between the electronic device 400 and the mouse device 200 to process an input signal generated by the operation of the mouse device 200, and transfer the input signal to the electronic device 400. The mouse hub 300 may include a memory unit capable of storing data including a program, and a controller for managing data stored in the memory unit and processing an input signal transmitted from the mouse device 200. The memory unit may store a management program for setting and storing an operating environment of the mouse device 200 connected to the mouse hub 300.

Meanwhile, the mouse hub 300 may include a seating unit 310 in which the mouse device 200 may be detachably mounted, a sensor unit 320 including an illuminance sensor, and an output unit 330 providing vibration feedback. And the like. The seating portion 310 may be provided in a shape corresponding to the mouse device 200-in the embodiment of FIG. 1. When the input device 100 is to be used for the other electronic device 400, the mouse device 200 may be seated on the seating part 310 to be easily lifted and moved.

In addition, the mouse hub 300 may include a sensor unit 320 and an output unit 330. The sensor unit 320 may include an illuminance sensor for detecting light, and may be provided in the seating unit 310 as shown in FIG. 1. By providing a sensor unit 320 including an illuminance sensor in the seating unit 310, whether the mouse device 200 is mounted on the mouse hub 300 is detected, and the operation and program termination of the mouse device 200 therefrom. Additional effects such as can be achieved. This will be described later with reference to FIG. The output unit 330 may provide various outputs such as vibration feedback, acoustic feedback, or visual feedback to the user in response to a program executed in the electronic device 400 according to an input signal transmitted through the mouse device 200. Can be.

The mouse hub 300 may be connected to an external input device 500 other than the mouse device 200 included in the input device 100 according to the present embodiment. To this end, the mouse hub 300 may include a connector unit 340 connected to the external input device 500. The external input device 500 may be various input devices including a mouse, and the mouse hub 300 may process input signals generated by the mouse device 200 and the external input device 500 and transmit them to the electronic device 400. I can deliver it. In this case, a program for processing all input signals generated by the plurality of mouse devices 200 and 500 may be stored in the mouse hub 300, and the program stored in the mouse hub 300 may be installed in the electronic device 400. And may be used to implement input through the plurality of mouse devices 200, 500.

2 to 7 are diagrams for describing a method of operating a program based on a plurality of input devices according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a diagram illustrating a program that can be executed using the input device according to the present invention, and shows a screen displayed on the electronic device 400 when the program is executed.

2, an application program that a user using the mouse device 200 and a user using the external input device 500 can enjoy together is shown. The entire screen 600 is divided into two sub-screens 610 and 620, and one block 630 divided into a total of four zones 630a to d at the interface 605 between the sub-screens 610 and 620. Is displayed. In each of the sub-screens 610 and 620, a plurality of images 640 to 649 may be randomly disposed to fill the regions 630a to d in the block 630.

The first user who manipulates the first pointer 410 displayed on the first sub-screen 610 by using the mouse device 200 is any one of images 640 to 645 disposed in the first sub-screen 610. Is selected and arranged in the zones 630a and 630b in the first sub-screen 610. A general drag and drop gesture operation may be used to select one of the images 640 to 645 and place it in the regions 630a and 630b. Similarly, a second user who manipulates the second pointer 420 displayed on the second sub screen 620 using the external input device 500 may have images 646 to 649 disposed in the second sub screen 620. May be selected and disposed in the zones 630c and 630d. By using the application program shown in FIG. 2 as the first and second users as the first and second users, respectively, the infant and the caregiver achieve the learning and educational effects for the toddler through the electronic device 400, and the bond between the infant and the caregiver and Intimacy can be increased.

In FIG. 2, the application is illustrated by a simple picture matching, but various applications may be applied. For example, by dividing the screen of the electronic device 400 to apply various types of games that can be enjoyed by two or more users-engrave, go, chess, chess, Othello, find another picture-as an application, The utilization of one electronic device 400 may be maximized.

3 is a diagram showing a program that can be executed using the input device according to the present invention. 3 illustrates a screen displayed on the electronic device 400 when the program is executed, similar to FIG. 2.

Referring to FIG. 3, nine circles 700-1 to 720-3 are displayed on the entire screen 600 of the electronic device 400. In FIG. 3, it is assumed that a circle is displayed. Alternatively, various shapes such as a rectangle, a triangle, a star, and a heart may be displayed. In the embodiment of Figure 3, a total of nine circles in the first group (700-1 ~ 700-3), the second group (710-1 ~ 710-3) and the third group (720-1 ~ 720-3) 700-1 to 720-3 may be distinguished, and circles 700-1 to 720-3 belonging to each group may be displayed in the same color. For example, three circles belonging to the first group 700-1 to 700-3 are red, three circles belonging to the second group 710-1 to 710-3 are blue, and a third group ( Three circles belonging to 720-1 to 720-3 may be displayed in green.

The two users click the circles 700-1 to 720-3 belonging to different groups using the mouse device 200 and the external input device 500, respectively. The clicked circle may disappear from the screen or be converted to another color such as black or gray. For example, a first user using the mouse device 200 clicks three circles included in the first groups 700-1 to 700-3 to disappear from the screen, and uses the external input device 500. Another second user may click three circles included in the second groups 710-1 to 710-3 to disappear from the screen. When all six circles included in the first group 700-1 to 700-3 and the second group 710-1 to 720-3 are clicked and disappear from the screen, the first user who uses the mouse device 200. And a second user using the external input device 500 may simultaneously click on each of three circles belonging to the third groups 720-1 to 720-3 to disappear from the screen. Through such a game application, when the first user is an infant and the second user is a guardian, an educational learning effect as well as an effect of increasing the bond and intimacy between the infant and the guardian can be expected.

4 is a diagram showing a program that can be executed using the input device according to the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, a screen displayed on the electronic device 400 when the program is executed is shown, and the full screen 600 is divided into a first screen 610 and a second screen 620.

Referring to FIG. 4, the first screen 610 displays a problem window 740 for inputting arithmetic problems and a first number pad 760 for inputting numerical and simple arithmetic operations. A first user who manipulates the first screen 610 may create a desired arithmetic problem using the first numeric pad 760, and the arithmetic problem completed by the first user may be a problem window of the first screen 610. 740 is displayed.

The second screen 620 displays a second numeric pad 770 and a correct answer window 750 for inputting an answer to an arithmetic problem displayed on the problem window 740 of the first screen 610. The second user who manipulates the second screen 620 may display the correct answer of the arithmetic problem displayed on the problem window 740 on the correct answer window 750 using the second numeric pad 770. In this case, the plus (+) and minus (-) symbols displayed on the second numeric pad 770 may be used to indicate a sign for the correct answer of the arithmetic problem, unlike the symbols displayed on the first numeric pad 760.

In the application illustrated in FIG. 4, a guardian using the external input device 500 inputs an arithmetic problem to the problem window 740 of the first screen 610 as a first user, and the infant using the mouse device 200 is provided. As a second user, the arithmetic problem may be input to the correct answer window 770 of the second screen 620. From such an application, it is possible to expect the educational learning effect for the infant. In the present embodiment, the guardian can only input the addition and subtraction operator with the first numeric pad 760 provided to answer the problem, but it is further described to make arithmetic problems for older children. Of course, the first numeric pad 760 that can input various operators may be modified and provided.

5 to 7 are diagrams illustrating various game applications that can be enjoyed using an input device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a screen displayed on the electronic device 400 when the game application is executed, similar to FIGS. 2 to 4, and the entire screen 800 is switched in the direction of the arrow as the game application progresses. First, when a game application is executed, the electronic device 400 determines whether an input device according to an embodiment of the present invention is connected to the electronic device 400. That is, a mouse check screen 810 for determining whether the mouse device 200 proposed in the present invention is connected to the electronic device 400 is displayed. If the mouse device 200 is connected, the first user who operates the mouse device 200 may start the game application by clicking the start icon 811 on the mouse check screen 810.

When the game application is started, the first user may use the mouse device 200 and the second user may operate the game application using the external input device 500. The game start screen 820 is displayed, and when one of the users clicks the game description icon 821, a description of the game application is displayed on the screen. In the present embodiment, an example of the game description screen is omitted.

The game application described in FIG. 5 is a game using color cards, and the first and second users start the game with the same number of cards, respectively. For convenience of explanation, it is assumed that there are 32 cards in total, 10 cards of red, green, and blue cards, and 2 cards of white. The first and second users are randomly distributed 32 cards without color distinction and each has 16 cards.

As illustrated in the first game execution screen 830 of FIG. 5, the game execution screen 830 includes two icons 831 and 832 that the first user can click with the mouse device 200, and a second icon. Two icons 833 and 834 are displayed for the user to click on the external input device 500. A food icon 835 having a food shape may be displayed between the four icons 831 to 834.

Each of the first and second users executes an operation of opening one of their own cards by clicking the icons 841 and 843 displayed at the top of the game execution screen 840, and the color of the opened card is the game execution. Icons 842 and 844 at the bottom of the screen 840 are displayed respectively. That is, the second game execution screen 840 illustrated in FIG. 5 represents a case where both the first user and the second user open the green card. When the first user and the second user open a card of the same color, the person who first clicks on the food icon 845 in the game execution screen 840 among the first user and the second user wins. The winning user can take one of the other user's cards.

Referring to the third game execution screen 850, it can be seen that the color of the card opened by the first user is white. Out of a total of 32 cards, only two white cards are treated as a kind of Joker card, and the first user who opened the white card is not the white color of the second user. Click on the food icon 855 displayed in the center to win the round, and take one of the second user's cards. However, if the second user also opened the white card, as described in the second game execution screen 840, the first user and the second user first click the food icon 855 in the center of the game execution screen 850. Man wins.

In the game application described above, the order in which the first user and the second user open the card may be determined as a game such as a ladder ride before the game application is executed. The first user and the second user can operate the game application by setting the order of opening the cards through the ladder riding game in which two or more items can be selected, and turning the cards first from the winner.

The game application described with reference to FIG. 6 is a water gun game using colors. When the game application is executed, the mouse check screen 910 may be displayed as in FIG. 5. When the first user using the mouse device 200 clicks the start icon 911 on the mouse check screen 910, the game start screen 920 is displayed. The game start screen 920 may display icons 921, 922, a game description icon 923, and a game end icon 924 for selecting the number of people to enjoy the game.

When the first user clicks the two-person icon 922 among the number of people selection icons 921 and 922, the two-person water gun game is executed. Referring to the first game execution screen 930, a screen for selecting a water gun color by a first user and a second user is displayed. Icons 931 to 934 for selecting colors such as red, green, blue, and yellow are displayed. In this embodiment, the first user selects the red icon 931, and the second user selects the blue icon 933. Assume that you choose. When the first user and the second user select colors and click the ready icons 935 and 936 at the bottom of the game execution screen 930, the second game execution screen 940 is displayed.

On the second game execution screen 940, a plurality of circular icons 942 to 944 are displayed on the wall-shaped desktop 941. Circular icons 942 to 944 are filled with red, blue, or white, respectively, where red and blue correspond to colors selected by the first and second users on the first game execution screen 930. That is, if the first and second users have selected green and yellow on the first game execution screen 930, the circular icons 942 to 944 displayed on the second game execution screen 940 are green, yellow, Or filled with white.

When the game starts, the first user and the second user respectively click the circular icons 942 to 944 displayed on the game execution screen 940 using the mouse device 200 and the external input device 500. At this time, the first user and the second user should click on the circular icons 942 to 944 filled with the same color as the color selected on the first game execution screen 930. That is, the first user must click on the red circular icon 942 and the second user must click on the blue circular icon 943. As the user clicks the circular icons (942-944), an effect such as popping paint can be displayed on the game play screen (940). When the user clicks the circular icons (942-944) of the selected color, the score increases. If you click on the circular icon (942-944) of the color that you did not select, the score may be lowered. The white circular icon 944 can be clicked by both the first user and the second user.

The game application described in FIG. 7 is a rhythm game using a rhythmic sense. Similarly to the game described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6, the rhythm game of FIG. 7 may first display a mouse check screen 1010 for confirming connection of the mouse device 200 according to the present invention. When the first user using the mouse device 200 clicks the start icon 1011 on the mouse check screen 1110, the rhythm game according to the present embodiment may be executed.

Referring to the game execution screen 1020, the game execution screen 1020 displays two characters 1021 and 1022 and obstacles 1023 and 1024 flying toward the two characters 1021 and 1022. The first user manipulates the first character 1021 using the mouse device 200, and the second user manipulates the second character 1022 using the external input device 500. The first user clicks the button unit 210 of the mouse device 200 to operate the first character 1021 to defeat the obstacle 1023 from which the first character 1021 is flying, and the second user operates the button of the external input device 500. By clicking, the second character 1022 may be manipulated to defeat the flying obstacle 1024.

At this time, the game may proceed in such a manner that a bonus score is obtained by defeating obstacles 1023 and 1024 according to the beat of music output through audio. In the end, the winner may be determined by defeating more obstacles 1023 and 1024, and in particular, a user who defeats a lot of obstacles 1023 and 1024 according to the beat of the audio output.

Although the present invention has been described by specific embodiments such as specific components and the like, but the embodiments and the drawings are provided to assist in a more general understanding of the present invention, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. For those skilled in the art, various modifications and variations can be made from these descriptions. Accordingly, the spirit of the present invention should not be limited to the above-described embodiments, and all of the equivalents or equivalents of the claims, as well as the appended claims, fall within the scope of the spirit of the present invention. I will say.

100: input device 200: mouse device
300: mouse hub 400: electronic devices
500: external input device

Claims (9)

A mouse hub in which a program is stored; A mouse device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; An external input device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; A mouse hub including an electronic device connected to the mouse hub and receiving an input signal from the mouse device or the external input device processed by the mouse hub and displaying the input signal on a screen; In the operation method,
(a) when the program is executed, dividing the screen into at least two sub-screens;
(b) displaying a plurality of puzzle pieces and at least one puzzle receiving area corresponding to at least some of the plurality of puzzle pieces on each of the at least two sub-screens;
(c) displaying at least some of the plurality of puzzle pieces to move into the one or more puzzle receiving areas in response to input from the mouse device or the external input device; And
(d) determining whether the at least some puzzle pieces that have moved into the one or more puzzle receiving areas form a completed image. A mouse hub in which a program is stored; A mouse device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; An external input device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; A mouse hub including an electronic device connected to the mouse hub and receiving an input signal from the mouse device or the external input device processed by the mouse hub and displaying the input signal on a screen; In the operation method,
(a) when the program is executed, displaying a plurality of icons or images divided into at least three groups on the screen;
(b) deleting an icon or an image included in the first group from the screen according to an input transmitted from the mouse device by the first user, and a second according to the input transmitted from the external input device by the second user. Deleting an icon or an image included in the group from the screen; And
(c) If all of the icons or images included in the first group and the second group are deleted, the icons or images included in the third group may be deleted according to an input simultaneously transmitted from the first user and the second user. Deleting from the screen; a method of operating a system having a mouse hub comprising a. A mouse hub in which a program is stored; A mouse device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; An external input device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; A mouse hub including an electronic device connected to the mouse hub and receiving an input signal from the mouse device or the external input device processed by the mouse hub and displaying the input signal on a screen; In the operation method,
(a) when the program is executed, dividing the screen into at least two sub-screens;
(b) displaying, on a first sub-screen, means for inputting arithmetic problems in accordance with an input transmitted from the mouse device by a first user, and displaying arithmetic problems entered by the first user; ;
(c) displaying, on a second sub-screen, means for inputting an answer to the arithmetic problem displayed on the first sub-screen according to an input transmitted from the external input device by a second user; And
and (d) determining whether the answer inputted by the second user through the second sub-screen is the answer to the arithmetic operation problem. A mouse hub in which a game application is stored; A mouse device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; An external input device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; A system comprising a mouse hub connected to the mouse hub and including an electronic device for receiving an input signal of the mouse device or the external input device processed by the mouse hub and displaying the input signal on the screen when the game application is executed. In the operation method of,
(a) determining whether the mouse device and the external input device are connected when the game application is executed;
(b) if it is determined that the mouse device and the external input device are connected, a plurality of cards having different colors are distributed to each of the first user and the second user who operate the mouse device and the external input device, respectively; Displaying a game execution screen on the screen which can be operated by each of the first user and the second user;
(c) when each of the first user and the second user performs an operation of opening the dispensed card on the game execution screen through the mouse device and the external input device, the first user and the second user according to the color of the opened card. Determining a card winning result between the first user and the second user; And
(d) displaying, on the screen, the winning user according to the result of the card winning on the screen to retrieve at least one of the lost user's cards. 5. The method of claim 4, wherein step (c)
And a mouse hub for determining whether a card win result between the first user and the second user is a draw if the colors of the cards opened by the first user and the second user are the same. 6. The method of claim 5, wherein step (c)
If the result of the card win between the first user and the second user is determined to be a draw, operation of the system having a mouse hub for determining that the user who first clicked on a specific icon or image displayed on the game execution screen wins. Way. A mouse hub in which a game application is stored; A mouse device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; An external input device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; A system comprising a mouse hub connected to the mouse hub and including an electronic device for receiving an input signal of the mouse device or the external input device processed by the mouse hub and displaying the input signal on the screen when the game application is executed. In the operation method of,
(a) determining whether the mouse device and the external input device are connected when the game application is executed;
(b) if it is determined that the mouse device and the external input device are connected, a game execution screen for allowing the first user and the second user to operate the mouse device and the external input device, respectively, to select different colors; Displaying on the screen;
(c) a plurality of first icons having a first color selected by the first user, a plurality of second icons having a second color selected by the second user, and a first color different from the first color and the second color; Displaying a game execution screen on which a plurality of third icons having three colors appear on the screen;
(d) When the first user clicks the plurality of first icons, the plurality of first icons are controlled to disappear from the screen, and when the second user clicks the plurality of second icons, the plurality of second icons Controlling to disappear from the screen; And
and (e) controlling the plurality of third icons to disappear from the screen when the first user and the second user click the plurality of third icons at the same time. Way. A mouse hub in which a game application is stored; A mouse device for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; An external input device in the form of a mouse for inputting an input signal to the mouse hub; A system comprising a mouse hub connected to the mouse hub and including an electronic device for receiving an input signal of the mouse device or the external input device processed by the mouse hub and displaying the input signal on the screen when the game application is executed. In the operation method of,
(a) determining whether the mouse device and the external input device are connected when the game application is executed;
(b) If it is determined that the mouse device and the external input device are connected, a first user and a second user who operate the mouse device and the external input device, respectively, may operate through the mouse device and the external input device. Displaying a game execution screen;
(c) when the game is started on the game execution screen, the electronic device outputs predetermined background music and displays a plurality of images moving on the game execution screen;
(d) controlling the plurality of moving images to be destroyed and disappeared from the game execution screen according to a click operation of the mouse device and the external input device of the first user and the second user; And
(e) calculating a score obtained by each of the first user and the second user according to the number of the plurality of images destroyed on the game execution screen according to the click operation of each of the mouse device and the external input device; Method of operation of the system having a mouse hub comprising a. The method of claim 8, wherein step (e)
And a mouse hub that calculates a score obtained by a click operation corresponding to the beat of the predetermined background music higher than a score obtained by a click operation that is shifted from the beat of the predetermined background music.

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