KR20170051019A

KR20170051019A - Method for 3d virtual gallery management and recording medium storing program for executing the same, and recording medium storing program for executing the same

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Publication number: KR20170051019A
Application number: KR1020150153306A
Authority: KR
Inventors: 백명섭
Original assignee: 백명섭
Priority date: 2015-11-02
Filing date: 2015-11-02
Publication date: 2017-05-11
Also published as: KR101785911B1

Abstract

The present invention relates to a three-dimensional virtual gallery management method for exhibiters, a recording medium on which a program for implementing the virtual gallery is stored, and a computer program stored in a medium for implementing the program. More particularly, And a virtual three-dimensional gallery management method for customizing an exhibitor to increase sales efficiency, a recording medium storing a program for implementing the virtual gallery, and a computer program stored in a medium for implementing the program.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD [0001] The present invention relates to a 3D virtual gallery management method, a recording medium on which a program for implementing the 3D virtual gallery management method is stored, and a computer program stored on a medium for implementing the same. FOR EXECUTING THE SAME}

The present invention relates to a three-dimensional virtual gallery management method for exhibiters, a recording medium on which a program for implementing the virtual gallery is stored, and a computer program stored in a medium for implementing the program. More particularly, And a 3D virtual gallery management method for customizing an exhibitor to increase the efficiency of sales, a recording medium storing a program for implementing the 3D virtual gallery management method, and a computer program stored in a medium for implementing the same.

In general, gallery exhibits are displayed in a specific space, such as an actual art gallery, for the purpose of viewing by the user. These gallery exhibits were displayed offline.

In the case of a gallery operated offline, costs are incurred such as receiving a place from the place of the host, interior decoration, and publicity, and in the case of the exhibitor, costs of carrying, installing and managing the exhibit are incurred, There is a problem in that visitors have to take the time to visit the gallery within the open time and visit the exhibit.

To solve these problems, technology was developed to maximize the viewing effect by displaying gallery exhibits on 3D online. For example, Korean Patent Registration No. 1304454, registered on August 30, 2013, discloses a 3D gallery generating apparatus and method.

However, the registered patents raise the effect of viewing by merely implementing the gallery exhibits displayed in three dimensions, and there is a shortage of understanding between the gallery exhibitors and the users due to the lack of community. Above all, there is a problem in that it is difficult to display exhibits aiming for sale because the sale of the picture exhibits realized in three dimensions is not performed.

In addition, although galleries and artworks are operated online, the quality of understanding and appreciation of artworks is low as it is in 2D format and the description of artworks is in the form of letters.

Korean Patent No. 10-1304454 discloses a 3D gallery generating apparatus and method.

Korea registered patent [10-0000000] (Registration date: May 30, 2013)

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a 3D virtual gallery on-line, A virtual three-dimensional gallery management method for customizing an exhibitor to increase the efficiency of auction, a recording medium storing a program for implementing the virtual gallery, and a computer program stored in the medium for implementing the same.

The objects of the embodiments of the present invention are not limited to the above-mentioned objects, and other objects not mentioned can be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description .

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the gallery server 1000 receives information including the exhibitor information from the exhibitor terminal 10 and receives membership information A member joining step (S10) of storing the exhibitor information in the exhibitor DB 100; The gallery server 1000 receives exhibit information including the exhibit image information 110, the exhibit promotion information 120 and the exhibit transaction information 130 from the exhibitor terminal 10 that has been subjected to the member certification, (S20); An exhibition decision step (S30) for the gallery server (1000) to determine the exhibitor information stored in the exhibitor DB (100) and an exhibition to be displayed in the virtual gallery according to predetermined criteria in the exhibition DB (200); The gallery server 1000 forms the virtual gallery including the gallery space information based on the type and quantity of the exhibit determined as the exhibition to be displayed in the virtual gallery in the exhibition decision step S30 as the three- A virtual gallery forming step (S40) of allocating a space for displaying each of the exhibits to the three-dimensional space of the gallery; The gallery server 1000 transmits the exhibition space information to be displayed on the exhibitor terminal 10 of the exhibitor determined as the exhibition to be displayed in the virtual gallery in the exhibition decision step S30 S50); The gallery server 1000 transmits the background, frame, lighting, music, and display image information 110 of the exhibition space from the exhibitor terminal 10 of the exhibitor who has transmitted the exhibition space information to be displayed in the decision notification step 50 An exhibition display step S60 of displaying the exhibition objects by receiving information on the exhibition promotion information 120 and the exhibition transaction information 130; The gallery server 1000 accesses a spectator through a spectator's terminal 20 in a virtual gallery where exhibits are displayed in the exhibit display step 60 and receives spectator movement information from the spectator terminal 20, (300), and based on the viewer's movement information moved on the basis of the gallery space information of the virtual gallery, the viewer can view the exhibition information on the display image information (S70) of transmitting the advertisement information 110, the exhibition promotion information 120, the exhibition transaction information 130, and the gallery space information to the spectator terminal 20; And the gallery server 1000 receives the purchase request through the spectator terminal 20 of the spectator in the viewing step S70 and displays the exhibition transaction information 130 stored in the exhibition DB 200 of the corresponding work And a transaction step (S80) of storing the information generated in the transaction in the transaction DB (500).

In the viewing step S70, the gallery server 1000 transmits the information input from the exhibitor terminal 10 and the spectator terminal 20 to the community window 160 of the exhibitor terminal 10 and the spectator terminal 20 And stores it in the community DB 400.

In addition, the viewing step S70 provides at least one of background, illumination, and music that the viewer terminal 20 can select.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a computer-readable recording medium on which a program for implementing the exhibition-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method is stored.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, a program stored in a computer-readable recording medium is provided to implement the exhibitor-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a method of managing a three-dimensional virtual gallery according to the present invention, a recording medium storing a program for implementing the same, and a computer program stored in a medium for implementing the program, It has the effect of providing cyber exhibition space for writers, providing opportunities for publicity, and enabling the sale of works.

In addition, there is an effect that a three-dimensional virtual gallery can be used to display the exhibition 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

In addition, there is an effect that a work can be appreciated three-dimensionally using a three-dimensional virtual gallery.

In addition, by determining an exhibition to be displayed on the virtual gallery according to a predetermined criterion, the art displayed on the gallery is raised to a certain level or more, thereby enhancing the credibility of the gallery, thereby enabling the viewer to trust and utilize the exhibition.

In addition, since the exhibitor can directly configure the cyber gallery by selecting music selection, narration, description of works, etc., the work can be effectively promoted.

In addition, by constructing a 3D gallery on-line, visitors can actually move through the gallery and enjoy the work. By explaining the work directly with the voice and providing the sound effect suitable for the work, It has the effect of improving the value of the work.

In addition, it has the effect of activating sales of exhibits by applying various sales methods (sales, auctions).

FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method for managing an exhibition-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a view showing a lobby screen of a three-dimensional virtual gallery created by the sightseeing management section of FIG. 1; FIG.
FIG. 3 is a view showing a screen for viewing a work of a three-dimensional virtual gallery created by the sightseeing management section of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a view showing a screen in which the mini-map and the community window of FIG. 3 are activated. FIG.
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a screen for displaying promotional information of an exhibit in a separate window when the exhibit promotion information icon of FIG. 4 is clicked. FIG.
FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram of a gallery server of a three-dimensional virtual gallery management method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating a method of managing a three-dimensional virtual gallery according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Prior to this, terms and words used in the present specification and claims should not be construed as limited to ordinary or dictionary terms, and the inventor should appropriately interpret the concept of the term appropriately in order to describe its own invention in the best way. The present invention should be construed in accordance with the meaning and concept consistent with the technical idea of the present invention. Further, it is to be understood that, unless otherwise defined, technical terms and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. Descriptions of known functions and configurations that may be unnecessarily blurred are omitted. The following drawings are provided by way of example so that those skilled in the art can fully understand the spirit of the present invention. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the following drawings, but may be embodied in other forms. In addition, like reference numerals designate like elements throughout the specification. It is to be noted that the same elements among the drawings are denoted by the same reference numerals whenever possible.

2 is a view showing a lobby screen of a three-dimensional virtual gallery created by the sightseeing management unit of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a view FIG. 4 is a view showing a screen in which the mini-map and the community window shown in FIG. 3 are activated, FIG. 5 is a view showing a screen for activating the mini-map and the community window shown in FIG. FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram of a gallery server of the exhibition-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. Is a diagram illustrating a flow of a method for managing a three-dimensional virtual gallery according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The ideals of the art market should be shaped by the creation of fine arts, the smooth distribution structure, the connection with the audience 's enjoyment, and the integration of the art market. However, the art market in Korea is not well developed, and the art market environment necessary for openness and internationalization is still insufficient.

Fortunately, many experts have been cultivated in recent years, and realistic and structural efforts are being made. The arts have artistic value that can form economic value and our mental culture as a high-value product, so revitalization of the art market is indispensable for creating pluralistic value.

The Korean art market is progressing gradually, but it has many problems. The measures to solve the problems include enforcement of Korean and reasonable auction system, settlement of actual transactions, enforcement of exclusive writers and restoration of public confidence of galleries, cultivation of distribution experts, fostering competent critically qualified reviewers, Maintenance of distribution channels, and virtuous cycle of information.

The nature of the gallery varies. For example, if the organizer is a collector, you can display your collection. Alternatively, the organizer can arrange a theme and collect and display exhibitors and works that match the theme. In addition, the organizer can only provide the venue and display the work in a predetermined exhibition. As such, there are galleries of various character,

According to an embodiment of the present invention, an exhibition organizer-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method comprises the steps of: an organizer selecting an exhibit (work) according to a predetermined criterion to form a gallery structure in a three-dimensional virtual space, If you tell the exhibitor who will exhibit each exhibit, you can decorate the space allocated to the exhibitor to exhibit each exhibit, view the 3-dimensional virtual gallery formed by the viewer, Music, etc.), and you can buy your favorite exhibits. It is a customized 3-D virtual gallery management method. At this time, the organizer corresponds to the gallery server 1000 of the exhibition-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method according to an embodiment of the present invention, and can set various criteria to operate a plurality of galleries. This is to raise the credibility of the gallery by raising the works displayed in the gallery to a certain level or more, so that the spectators can trust and use them.

As shown in FIG. 1, an exhibition-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a subscription step S10, an exhibition registration step S20, an exhibition decision step S30, (S40), a decision notification step (S50), an exhibition display step (S60), a viewing step (S70), and a transaction step (S80).

In the subscription step S10, the gallery server 1000 receives information including information on the exhibitor from the exhibitor terminal 10, receives membership information, and stores the exhibitor information in the exhibitor DB 100. [

At this time, the exhibitor information may be an identifier, a name, a contact (telephone, address, e-mail, etc.) of the exhibitor, a deposit account number, and the membership registration system may be used based on the exhibitor information. That is, if a member is registered with the identifier (ID) of the exhibitor, member authentication (login) is performed as an identifier, thereby reducing the labor of inputting other additional information.

Membership of the exhibitor is essential for the primary verification of the exhibitor, in order to enhance the public confidence of the gallery. The primary verification here is whether personal information (name, contact, etc.) is certain or not.

In the exhibition registration step S20, the gallery server 1000 receives exhibition information including the exhibition image information 110, the exhibition promotion information 120, and the exhibition transaction information 130 from the member terminal 10 that has undergone membership certification And stores it in the display DB 200.

The exhibition image information 110 refers to a three-dimensional image of a display such as a picture (two-dimensional work) and a sculpture (three-dimensional work). Two-dimensional works are also stored as three-dimensional images because they can feel different emotions depending on the angle of view. For example, if you attach a picture to a staircase or a narrow corridor, you may need to consider information about where it is displayed because it can often be viewed from a side diagonal rather than a frontal view.

The exhibition promotion information 120 is information for supporting the understanding of the exhibit such as the exhibitor's profile, description of the exhibit (text, video including the process of making up), related materials (data related to the information to be expressed by the work) , And the exhibition promotion information 120 can be input as text, image, voice, moving picture, or the like.

The exhibit transaction information 130 refers to sales amount information of an exhibit such as an exhibition sale price, an exhibition start price, an exhibition fee, and an auction period of an exhibition.

The selling price of the exhibit is the fixed amount of the exhibit, which means the amount of the exhibit sold to the spectator who pays the price corresponding to the sale price without proceeding with the auction.

The exhibition start time, the exhibition exhibition price and the exhibition auction period are information used for the exhibition auction method. The beginning of the exhibition refers to the starting amount of the auction. The exhibition auction period refers to the end date and time of the auction from the start date and time of the auction. The amount that can be purchased immediately, regardless of the period.

In the exhibition decision step S30, the gallery server 1000 determines an exhibit to be displayed on the virtual gallery according to predetermined criteria of the exhibitor information stored in the exhibitor DB 100 and the exhibition DB 200.

This is because, in forming a virtual gallery, it is not effective to use the existing gallery structure, and it is for forming an optimal virtual gallery according to the kind and quantity of the exhibit to be displayed in the gallery.

At this time, predetermined criteria may be registered as an artist association, a winning career, an exhibition career, and the like. This is to raise the credibility of the gallery by raising the works displayed in the gallery to a certain level or more, so that the spectators can trust and use them.

The virtual gallery forming step S40 is a step in which the gallery server 1000 divides the virtual gallery including the gallery space information into three dimensions based on the types and quantity of the exhibits determined as the exhibits to be displayed in the virtual gallery in the exhibition decision step S30 Spatial information, and allocates a space for displaying each of the exhibits in the three-dimensional space of the virtual gallery.

In other words, the gallery server 1000 can form a virtual gallery including the gallery space information based on the types of exhibits (pictures, sculptures, etc.) and the number of exhibits desired to be displayed in the exhibitor DB 100. Here, the 3D image information 110 can be used to determine the kind of the exhibit.

At this time, the gallery space information includes information on gallery structures (walls, windows, ceilings, stairs, facilities, etc.), gallery exhibition space information, gallery passage information, gallery lobby information, gallery auction house information, .

The decision informing step S50 is a step in which the gallery server 1000 displays the exhibition space to be displayed on the display device 10 through the exhibitor's terminal 10 of the exhibitor determined as an exhibition to be displayed on the virtual gallery in the exhibition decision step S30 .

Here, the gallery exhibition space information means a space assigned to the exhibitor terminal 10 and can be decorated with the exhibitor terminal 10.

The exhibition display step S60 is a step in which the gallery server 1000 transmits the background information of the exhibition space from the exhibitor terminal 10 of the exhibitor who has transmitted the exhibition space information to be displayed in the decision notification step 50, Music, exhibit image information 110, exhibit promotion information 120, and exhibit transaction information 130, and displays the exhibit.

In addition, the gallery server 1000 may provide background music.

That is, the gallery server 1000 can provide the interior to the music required for the gallery construction.

The gallery server 1000 transmits the exhibition space allocated to each exhibitor terminal 10 to each exhibitor terminal 10 and displays the exhibition image information 110, exhibit promotion information 120, and exhibit transaction information 130 can be arranged. At this time, the display promotion information 120 can be set to be displayed at all times along with the display image information 110, and it can be set to a small icon and activated when the corresponding icon is clicked. At this time, it is preferable to show a brief explanation when the mouse cursor is positioned on the icon. Also, the exhibit transaction information 130 can be set so that the spectator can not see while the spectator is viewing the exhibit by the spectator terminal 10. If the spectator can request the spectator terminal 10 to purchase the exhibit transaction information 130, Can be displayed.

That is, the exhibitor can select the music selection, the narration, the description of the work, and the like through the exhibitor terminal 10 to construct the cyber gallery directly, thereby effectively promoting the work.

In the viewing step S70, the gallery server 1000 accesses the viewer through the viewer's terminal 20 to the virtual gallery in which the exhibition is displayed in the exhibition display step 60, And stores the moving information in the viewer DB 300. Based on the moving information of the spectators moving on the basis of the gallery space information of the virtual gallery, And transmits the exhibit image information 110, the exhibit promotion information 120, the exhibit transaction information 130, and the gallery space information to the viewer terminal 20.

The visitor movement information is a command for moving on a virtual cyber space, and refers to information about a mouse click, a keyboard input, and the like.

The gallery server 1000 transmits all information to the spectator terminal 20 to the spectator.

That is, the information of the virtual gallery generated from the gallery server 1000 is transmitted to the spectator terminal 20, and information of the virtual gallery according to the movement command inputted from the spectator terminal 10 is transmitted to the spectator terminal 10, Lt; / RTI >

In other words, the gallery server 1000 provides a virtual character (first person, third person viewpoint) to view the virtual gallery. The character can move according to a predetermined movement command, and when the exhibitor clicks on the exhibit, the character can be moved (moved) to a predetermined position determined to be a good position for viewing the exhibit. Then, by using a detailed move command, the viewpoint can be changed to view the front and side of the exhibition, and the work can be appreciated by using commands such as enlargement / reduction, angle change, and the like.

At this time, the gallery server 1000 may further transmit mini-map information to the spectator terminal 20. Here, the mini-map information includes an image obtained by reducing a virtual gallery, and may include text and icons. Here, pressing the text (lobby or the like) or the icon (the icon linked with the exhibit and the place), the user can immediately move to the corresponding position. In addition, the position of the virtual character and the viewing angle can be displayed. This is to provide ease of operation to viewers who are not familiar with virtual gallery structure and virtual character movement.

2, the mini-map information includes a mini-map 150, a mini-map active / inactive icon 151, a lobby moving icon 152, a minimap size expansion icon 153, A mini-map size reduction icon 154, a drawing enlargement icon 155, a drawing reduction icon 156, and the like.

The mini-map activation / deactivation icon 151 is an icon for activating the mini-map when pressed once, and deactivating the mini-map when pressed again. That is, when the minimap activation / deactivation icon 151 shown in Fig. 2 is pressed, only the minimap activation / deactivation icon 151 shown in Fig. 3 is left, and the minimap activation / deactivation icon 151 shown in Fig. The mini-map can be activated as shown in FIG.

For example, FIG. 2 shows a screen displayed on the spectator's terminal when the spectator enters the lobby, and 'a' displayed on the mini-map of FIG. 2 shows the current viewer's position and viewing field. In FIG. 2, if the spectator clicks 'b' displayed on the mini-map of FIG. 2 using the spectator terminal 20, the screen can be converted to the screen shown in FIG. In FIG. 3, the mini-map 150 and the community window 160 can be automatically deactivated in order not to interfere with the viewing. When the viewer presses the mini-map activation / deactivation icon 151 of FIG. 3 to view other exhibits, the mini-map is activated as shown in FIG. 4, and the current position (b) It is also possible to check

The present invention is not limited to this. For example, the movement arrows 171 (left), 172 (right), 173 (former)) as shown in FIG. 2, It is also possible to move by clicking on a predetermined keyboard movement command (for example, on the arrow, the arrow, the left arrow and the right arrow, or the w, x, a and d key inputs, etc.). That is, it is possible to move the screen to an input such as a mouse and a keyboard.

The gallery server 1000 displays the exhibition image information 110, the exhibition promotion information 120, the exhibition transaction information 130 and the gallery space information on the screen of the exhibitor terminal 20, And the exhibit transaction information 130 may be provided as an icon and may provide an exhibit promotion document 121 and an exhibit promotion video 122,

At this time, providing the promotional information of the exhibit as an icon is intended to reduce interference of the viewing of the work, and when the icon is clicked, the corresponding information can be activated. Here, the activation can be activated in the vicinity of the work as in the exhibition publicity document 121 shown in FIG. 2, and the separate public window 120 can be activated as shown in FIG. 4, It is also possible to show it in divided.

The gallery server 1000 further provides an automatic viewing icon 181 and a manual viewing icon 182 so that when the automatic viewing icon 181 is clicked, the gallery server 1000 automatically moves according to a predetermined course, If the manual view icon 182 is clicked, a manual viewing command can be provided so that the user can view the work according to the manipulation of the spectator terminal 20 of the spectator.

The viewing step S70 may provide at least one of background, illumination, and music that the viewer terminal 20 can select.

This is to reduce the case in which the exhibitor who wants to purchase the exhibit provides a service that can match the exhibit with the surrounding environment to be displayed in advance and return the exhibit. At this time, wallpaper skins may be provided as a background. If the viewer does not have the desired wallpaper skins, it is also possible for the spectators to take a surrounding picture to display the corresponding exhibition and apply it as wallpaper skins. If there is no music desired by the spectator, it is also possible to reproduce the sound source file inputted to the spectator terminal 20.

In the viewing step S70, the gallery server 1000 transmits information inputted from the exhibitor terminal 10 and the spectator terminal 20 to the community window 160 of the exhibitor terminal 10 and the spectator terminal 20 And stores it in the community DB 400. FIG.

The gallery server 1000 can open a plurality of community windows 160 at the request of the exhibitor terminal 10 or the spectator terminal 20 and can provide a one to one dialog window, an exhibitor and a chat window, have. A one-to-one dialogue window is a dialogue (whisper) window in which no other person can see the conversation. The exhibitor and the dialog window are dialog windows opened by the exhibitor. When the viewer views the exhibition, the exhibitor and the dialog window can be displayed on the viewer terminal 10. A full dialog is a dialog where everyone entering the virtual gallery can communicate.

The community window 160 shown in FIG. 2 may include a window activation / deactivation icon 161, conversation person information 162, conversation information 163, personal information 164, personal conversation information 165, .

The window activation / deactivation icon 161 is an icon capable of activating (see FIG. 2) and deactivating (see FIG. 3) the community window 160. The window activation / deactivation icon 161 shown in FIG. Only the window activation / deactivation icon 161 shown in FIG. 3 is left to facilitate viewing, and when the window activation / deactivation icon 161 shown in FIG. 3 is pressed, the community shown in FIG. Window 160 is activated. This is to promote communication between people who are connected to the gallery (exhibitor, spectator, transporter, etc.). One-to-one conversation with the person who wants to communicate, conversation with the exhibitor of the work when viewing the work, And the whole communication of the user, so that communication can be smoothly performed. In addition to the dialog window, a free bulletin board, a photo bulletin board, and a video bulletin board can be operated to facilitate communication.

The exhibiter terminal 10 or the spectator terminal 10 can use a plurality of dialog windows separately, but it is also possible to combine them into one dialog window and distinguish the color display of the conversation from one another.

The gallery server 1000 receives information including spectator information from the spectator terminal 20 and receives membership information and stores the spectator information in the spectator DB 300. [

At this time, the spectator information may be an identifier, a name, a contact (telephone, address, e-mail, etc.) of the spectator, a withdrawal account number, and the membership subscription system can be used based on the spectator information. That is, if a member is registered with an identifier (ID) of a spectator, login by an identifier can reduce the labor of inputting other additional information one by one.

It is the purpose of promoting the exhibit to more people not to require the spectators to become members.

That is, it is possible for viewers to enter the gallery through member authentication (login) after joining membership, but it is also possible to enter the guest (guest) without joining the membership.

However, if the spectator wishes to trade the exhibit, he / she may request membership to the gallery server 1000 at the time of requesting the transaction through the spectator terminal 20. [

In the transaction step S80, when the gallery server 1000 receives the purchase request through the spectator terminal 20 of the spectator in the viewing step S70, the exhibition transaction information 130 ), And stores the information generated in the transaction in the transaction DB 500. [0053]

For example, when only a sales price is inputted, a spectator who wishes to pay the sales price can request a purchase through the spectator terminal 20, and the sales price can be traded. Also, if the exhibition start price and the exhibition auction period are inputted, the auction can be performed in a manner of waiting for the successful bidder until the auction period ends. If an exhibitor starts the exhibition, the exhibitor displays the exhibition auction, and the exhibition auction period is entered, the auction is held in a manner that waits for the successful bidder until the auction period ends. If a viewer selects the exhibition exhibitor before the auction period ends , The auction can be conducted in such a way that the spectator who selected the exhibit item becomes the winner.

When the spectator accesses the gallery server 1000 through the spectator terminal 20 and requests the proceeding of purchase while viewing the exhibit, the gallery server 1000 transmits information on the exhibitor selected by the spectator DB 300 , And proceeds with a transaction (sale or auction) by checking the exhibit transaction information 130 stored in the exhibition DB 200.

When the final buyer or the successful bidder is determined, the gallery server 1000 confirms the delivery information for delivering the exhibit from the visitor terminal unit 20, and receives the fee corresponding to the exhibit from the viewing terminal unit 20 The transaction amount excluding the predetermined fee can be deposited into the deposit account of the exhibitor stored in the exhibitor DB 100. [

The exhibitor DB 100, the exhibition DB 200, the spectator DB 300, the community DB 400, and the transaction DB 500 may be provided in one server (see FIG. 6) May be operated. And when the server is operated as a different server, it is implemented in a cloud computing environment.

The exhibitor DB 100, the exhibition DB 200, the spectator DB 300, the community DB 400, and the transaction DB 500 may be logically divided into a single storage device, As shown in FIG.

Cloud computing refers to the computer technology of the Internet, in which the term cloud refers to the complex infrastructure and the Internet hidden in computer networks. Cloud computing is an environment in which users can use the Internet at any time and easily share data with various information and communication devices without installing the necessary software on their computers. In other words, an individual can access the Web and work on programs such as Photoshop and Office, and the work is stored on the Web. After all, one server (computer) can be placed in the virtual space, and multiple people can work individually through this one computer. Real-time seating reservation systems for ATMs and airplanes and trains are typical. Google Apps also lets you bring common business applications online with a web browser and store software and data on the server. The advantage of cloud computing is that the user's data can be safely stored on a reliable server, and the underprivileged who do not have a device can enjoy the personal computing environment as long as they are connected to a public computer or the Internet. The limitation of space disappears.

The exhibition-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method according to an embodiment of the present invention can use a plurality of servers in a cloud computing environment and can be configured as a cluster environment system based on different operating systems.

For example, the processing related to the two-dimensional image may consist mainly of a server based on a Microsoft Windows operating system, a simple data processing server based on a Linux operating system, and a processing related to a three-dimensional image based on a server based on a Maciniosh operating system. This is to increase the efficiency of each data processing process because there are separate operating systems and programs suitable for simple data processing (data storage and data provision), keyword search and registered work information processing, and three-dimensional image processing.

When the environment is constituted as a cluster based on heterogeneous operating systems, there is an advantage that it is not necessary to convert the existing codes developed in various execution environments to fit the operating system of the other operating systems. If you want to create a 3D gallery, you can easily add it to your cluster without changing it to suit each data processing environment. That is, it is possible to construct a flexible three-dimensional gallery management method by selecting an operating system advantageous for each data processing, and there is an advantage that an integrated three-dimensional gallery management method can be constructed without a separate conversion process.

Cloud computing, based on heterogeneous operating systems, can simultaneously create and run multiple 3D galleries simultaneously, ensuring timeliness, even with more concurrent users.

Cloud computing based on a heterogeneous operating system is desirable to manage multiple computers to operate as a single computer, and data can be exchanged between each node. When such an environment is established, RSH (Remote Shell) must be able to operate so that one node can execute the process of another node. In addition, a parallel-structured program using MPI (Message Passing Interface) have. When you run a parallel program on the server, the MPI daemon splits the work to each node over the network, and each node can process the assigned tasks and return the results back to the server over the network. The results are combined into a single result and the result is output.

For example, if you run a parallel program that adds 1 to n in a cluster of four nodes, the running MPI daemon allocates a task to each node by dividing the process by the number of nodes, The result is returned to the server, and the server combines each result again and outputs the result from 1 to n.

Referring to FIG. 7 again, for example,

The exhibitor must register to register the exhibit.

When the exhibitors register an exhibit on the gallery server 1000, the gallery server 1000 determines an exhibition to be displayed on the gallery on a predetermined basis.

When the exhibit to be displayed on the gallery is determined, the gallery server 1000 forms a virtual three-dimensional gallery in consideration of the space in which the exhibit is to be displayed.

When the gallery server 1000 informs the exhibitor of the exhibit to be displayed in the gallery of a space for displaying the exhibit, the exhibitor accesses the gallery server 1000 and displays the exhibit.

The gallery server (1000) can open the gallery when all the exhibitors have finished the exhibition. However, even if all the exhibitors can not complete the exhibition, they can open the gallery after a certain period of time. In addition, the space where the exhibit can not be displayed can be made into another structure.

It is possible to view the three-dimensional virtual gallery, which is formed by the spectator, and to appreciate the works by changing the necessary effects (frame, background, music, etc.) while the viewer is viewing.

Visitors can enter the gallery after joining the membership, and if they enter the gallery after joining the membership, they can proceed with the transaction at the same time as the transaction request.

Even if the spectator enters the gallery without registering, it is possible to view the gallery but since the transaction is not possible without registering the member, the spectator who enters the gallery without registering can proceed the transaction after completing the membership process.

The term used as an exhibitor and a spectator in the example described with reference to the example of FIG. 7 is a representation of "the exhibitor through the exhibitor terminal" and "the visitor through the spectator terminal".

Although the domestic auction is necessary for the development of the art market, it does not achieve the desired result due to the lack of participation results due to the checking of the existing gallery and the burden of the auction avoidance, exposure of the trader identity, In order to activate the auction system in the future, it is most important for a creditable and influential auctioneer to lead the auction. To this end, it is possible to raise the credibility of the gallery by bringing up the works displayed in the gallery to a certain level or higher, so that the spectators can trust and use them.

The artist completes the art in the studio, but does not sell the finished art directly on the street. The exhibition-customized 3D virtual gallery management method according to an embodiment of the present invention effectively replaces an important role of displaying and selling artworks to the world.

While the present invention has been described in connection with the exemplary embodiments of the present invention, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims. Of course, a program stored in a computer-readable recording medium for implementing the management method may also be implemented.

That is, those skilled in the art will readily understand that the above-described exhibition-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method may be provided in a recording medium readable by a computer by tangibly embodying a program of instructions for implementing the virtual gallery . In other words, it can be implemented in the form of a program command that can be executed through various computer means, and can be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. The computer-readable recording medium may include program commands, data files, data structures, and the like, alone or in combination. The program instructions recorded on the computer-readable recording medium may be those specially designed and configured for the present invention or may be those known and available to those skilled in the computer software. Examples of the computer-readable medium include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks and magnetic tape, optical media such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, and optical disks such as floppy disks. Magneto-optical media and hardware devices specifically configured to store and execute program instructions such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, USB memory, and the like. The computer-readable recording medium may be a transmission medium such as a light or metal line, a wave guide, or the like, including a carrier wave for transmitting a signal designating a program command, a data structure, and the like. Examples of program instructions include machine language code such as those produced by a compiler, as well as high-level language code that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter or the like. The hardware device may be configured to operate as one or more software modules to perform the operations of the present invention, and vice versa.

It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.

10: Exhibitor terminal 20: Spectator terminal
100: Exhibitor DB 110: Exhibit image information
120: Promotion of exhibit information 121: Promotion document of exhibit
122: Promotional Video 130: Exhibit Transaction Information
150: Mini Map 151: Mini Map Active / Inactive icon
152: Lobby navigation icon 153: Mini map size extension icon
154: Minimap size reduction icon 155: Drawing enlargement icon
156: Drawing collapse icon 160: Community pane
161: window active / inactive icon 162: talker information
163: Conversation information 164: Your information
165: personal conversation information 171, 172, 173: moving arrow
181: Auto view icon 182 Manual view icon
200: Exhibitor DB 300: Spectator DB
400: Community DB 500: Transaction DB
1000: Gallery Server
S10: Membership Step S20: Exhibit Registration Step
S30: exhibition decision step S40: virtual gallery formation step
S50: decision notifying step S60: exhibition display step
S70: Viewing step S80: Trading step

Claims

A member registration step (S10) of receiving the membership information by receiving information including the exhibitor information from the exhibitor terminal (10) and storing the exhibitor information in the exhibitor DB (100);
The gallery server 1000 receives exhibit information including the exhibit image information 110, the exhibit promotion information 120 and the exhibit transaction information 130 from the exhibitor terminal 10 that has been subjected to the member certification, (S20);
An exhibition decision step (S30) for the gallery server (1000) to determine an exhibit to be displayed on the virtual gallery according to a predetermined criterion of the exhibitor information stored in the exhibitor DB (100) and the exhibit information stored in the exhibition DB (200);
The gallery server 1000 forms the virtual gallery including the gallery space information based on the type and quantity of the exhibit determined as the exhibition to be displayed in the virtual gallery in the exhibition decision step S30 as the three- A virtual gallery forming step (S40) of allocating a space for displaying each of the exhibits to the three-dimensional space of the gallery;
The gallery server 1000 transmits the exhibition space information to be displayed on the exhibitor terminal 10 of the exhibitor determined as the exhibition to be displayed in the virtual gallery in the exhibition decision step S30 S50);
The gallery server 1000 transmits the background, frame, lighting, music, and display image information 110 of the exhibition space from the exhibitor terminal 10 of the exhibitor who has transmitted the exhibition space information to be displayed in the decision notification step 50 An exhibition display step S60 for displaying the exhibition objects by receiving information on the exhibition promotion information 120 and the exhibition transaction information 130;
The gallery server 1000 accesses a spectator through a spectator's terminal 20 in a virtual gallery where exhibits are displayed in the exhibit display step 60 and receives spectator movement information from the spectator terminal 20, (300), and based on the viewer's movement information moved on the basis of the gallery space information of the virtual gallery, the viewer can view the exhibition information on the display image information (S70) of transmitting the advertisement information 110, the exhibition promotion information 120, the exhibition transaction information 130, and the gallery space information to the spectator terminal 20; And
When the gallery server 1000 receives the purchase request through the spectator terminal 20 of the spectator in the viewing step S70, the gallery server 1000 displays a transaction based on the exhibit transaction information 130 stored in the exhibition DB 200 of the work A transaction step S80 for storing the information generated in the transaction in the transaction DB 500;
A method for managing a three-dimensional virtual gallery in a display device, the method comprising:

The method according to claim 1,
The viewing step (S70)
The gallery server 1000 displays the information input from the exhibitor terminal 10 and the spectator terminal 20 on the community window 160 of the exhibitor terminal 10 and the spectator terminal 20, Wherein the virtual three-dimensional virtual gallery is stored in the virtual three-dimensional gallery.

The method according to claim 1,
The viewing step (S70)
Wherein the spectator terminal (20) provides at least one of background, illumination, and music that the viewer terminal (20) can select.

A computer-readable recording medium on which a program for implementing an exhibition-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method according to any one of claims 1 to 3 is stored.

A program stored in a computer-readable recording medium for implementing the exhibitor-customized three-dimensional virtual gallery management method according to any one of claims 1 to 3.