TWI643097B - Adding system for adding scent information to digital-photos, and adding method for using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

An adding system for adding scent information to a digital photo, comprising an application disposed in the electronic device and a database storing the plurality of scent information. The adding method includes the following steps: the electronic device reads and turns on the digital photo through the application; locates the pixel on the digital photo that has been externally selected; and searches for the boundary from the pixel to determine the marking range; The scent information to be added; the tag range is associated with the scent information; and the digital photo of the tagged completion is stored or transmitted. Through the adding system and the adding method of the present invention, other users can use other electronic devices to open the marked digital photo and control the scent releasing device to release the corresponding odor according to the odor information added to the digital photo.

Description

Adding system and adding method for adding scent information to digital photos

The invention relates to an adding system and an adding method, in particular to an adding system and an adding method for adding scent information to a digital photo.

The general public usually retains the beauty they see through photos, but unfortunately the photos only retain the visual experience for the user, but they do not retain the olfactory experience.

In recent years, some manufacturers have introduced special printers and special inks, allowing users to print physical photos with special odors. However, such physical photographs are continually emitting odor by the special ink, and the user cannot control the scattering time and the emitting area of the scent. As a result, such physical photos may not only cause inconvenience to the user, but the scent retention time is also relatively short.

On the other hand, with the rapid development of the Internet, in recent years, the general public has rarely printed and collected physical photos, and instead stored and used digital photos. Therefore, the market should provide a novel technology that allows users to add corresponding scent to digital photos as they wish, to further optimize the experience that digital photos bring to users.

The main object of the present invention is to provide an adding system and an adding method for adding scent information to a digital photo, and can generate a digital photo with added scent information, and store it or send it to the outside.

In order to achieve the above object, the adding system of the present invention comprises an application program disposed in an electronic device and a database storing a plurality of scent information. The adding method includes the following steps: the electronic device reads and turns on a digital photo through the application; locates a pixel on the digital photo that has been externally selected; and searches for a boundary from the pixel to determine a mark range; the scent information to be added is obtained from the database; the mark range is associated with the scent information; and the digital photo of the mark is completed.

The technical effect that the present invention can achieve with respect to the related art is that a user can create a digital photo with odor information added by the user, and another user can use another electronic device to turn on the digital photo and add it according to the The scent information on the digital photo controls an odor release device to release the corresponding scent. In this way, the user can simultaneously obtain a visual and olfactory experience on the digital photo.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Referring to FIG. 1, a first embodiment of a schematic diagram of an odor information adding system of the present invention is shown. The present invention discloses an adding system (hereinafter referred to as an adding system) that can add scent information to a digital photo. The adding system mainly includes a marking program 11 installed and executed in the electronic device 1 (for example, a first electronic device). And a database 12 storing a plurality of predetermined odor information 121. In the embodiment of FIG. 1, the database 12 is disposed in the electronic device 1. In other embodiments, the database 12 may be integrated with the marking program 11 or may be independent of the electronic device 1 and is not limited.

Please refer to FIG. 4 as a first embodiment of the odor formulation diagram of the present invention. In the present invention, the scent information 121 is mainly for recording a corresponding component of an odor. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the first scent information 1210 corresponds to a special scent, and the special scent is the first of 40%. Composition 1211 (eg, citrus), 30% of the second component 1212 (eg, sugar), and 30% of the third component 1213 (eg, strawberry).

If the first component 1211, the second component 1212, and the third component 1213 are disposed in the scent releasing device (the scent releasing device 2 shown in FIG. 1), when the scent releasing device 2 receives the first scent information 1210 The first component 1211, the second component 1212, and the third component 1213 can be formulated according to the above ratio, thereby generating and releasing the odor corresponding to the first scent information 1210. In this way, the user can obtain an olfactory experience through the scent release device 2.

Referring back to FIG. 1, the marking program 11 is mainly installed and executed on the electronic device 1. The electronic device 1 can open a digital photo (for example, the digital photo 4 shown in FIG. 3A) to be edited by the marking program 11.

Please refer to FIG. 2 as a first embodiment of the flow chart of adding odor information according to the present invention. When the user wants to add the scent information to a digital photo, the digital photo to be edited can be read and opened by the marking program 11 in the electronic device 1 (step S10), and the digital photo to be opened is displayed. On the display screen of the electronic device 1.

Then, the electronic device 1 accepts an external click operation performed by the user with a finger or a mouse, a stylus or the like to select an arbitrary position (in units of one pixel) on the digital photo. The marking program 11 positions the pixel on the digital photo that has received the above external selection (step S12), and uses the pixel as a starting point to find a boundary outward from the pixel to determine a marking range ( Step S14).

Specifically, the user may not be able to accurately select a valid range when performing a click, which may cause a problem of adding errors. For example, if the user's finger is too large, the pixel points that are not desired but are close to each other may be mistaken. The present invention adopts the above-mentioned edge-finding assistance mode to overcome the problem of the delay. For example, if the user's finger is too small, it is necessary to repeatedly perform a plurality of clicking operations when marking a large range, and the above-mentioned edge finding assisting method can also effectively avoid the repeated clicking action. In view of this, in this embodiment, the selected pixel points are outwardly searched for an effective boundary to expand a pixel point into a valid mark range, thereby facilitating the marking program 11 to confirm that the user wants to add an odor on the digital photo. The correct location of the information.

After step S14, the marking program 11 acquires one of the plurality of scent information 121 in the database 12 (step S16), and associates the marked range with the acquired scent information (step S18). The scent information 121 can be selected by the user from the database 12, automatically selected by the tagging program 11 from the database 12, or automatically adjusted by the user when performing the adding action, etc., without limitation. Said). Next, the marking program 11 determines whether the user's marking action is completed.

In one embodiment, the user can click on a location (corresponding to a pixel) on the digital photo to obtain a range of markers, and add an odor information to the marker range. In another embodiment, the user can click on a plurality of locations (corresponding to a plurality of pixels) on the digital photo to obtain a plurality of mark ranges, and add corresponding scent information to the mark ranges. In this way, the digital photo can be associated with multiple identical or different scent information at the same time.

After the user has actually marked the completion, the marking program 11 can further store or transfer the marked digital photo (step S22). Specifically, after the digital photo tag is completed, the tag program 11 can store the digital photo in the portable storage device, or transfer the marked digital photo to another through a communication software (eg, Line, WhatsApp, WeChat, etc.) Electronic devices, or upload and post digital photos that have been tagged to social networking sites (eg Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, etc.).

As described above, another user can execute a release program 110 by another electronic device 1 (e.g., the second electronic device) to receive and turn on the marked digital photo. Moreover, the release program 110 can control the scent release device 2 connected to the second electronic device to generate and release the scent corresponding to one or more scent information added to the digital photo. In the present invention, the tag program 11 and the release program 110 refer to different functions in the same application, but the tag program 11 and the release program 110 can also be independent sets of two applications, which are not limited.

It is worth mentioning that as time and place change, the smell may change. The adding system of the present invention may further include a cloud database 3, which is connected to the electronic device 1 through a network. The cloud database 3 can automatically allocate components of various odors through network search, administrator setting or machine learning, and accordingly generate corresponding plural odor information. In the present invention, the marking program 11 can be connected to the cloud server 3 via the electronic device 1 to periodically/octra-update the plurality of scent information 121 in the database 12.

In another embodiment, the user can configure one or more scent information and store it in the database 12 or upload it to the cloud database 3. Furthermore, the user can also self-adjust the constituents of the odor to be added to generate the odor information as soon as the adding action is performed, and then add the generated odor information to the marking range. In other words, the adding method of the present invention can obtain the pre-mixed odor information from the database 12 to perform the adding action, and can also perform the adding action according to the odor information that the user immediately deploys.

Continuing to refer to FIG. 3A to FIG. 3F , FIG. 3A to FIG. 3F are respectively a first to sixth added action diagrams of the first embodiment of the odor information adding method of the present invention. First, as shown in FIG. 3A, the electronic device 1 can open the digital photo 4 to be edited by the execution of the marking program 11. Next, as shown in FIG. 3B, the user can perform an external click on the digital photo 4, and the marking program 11 positions the pixel 41 that has been clicked by the user to determine the location actually selected by the user.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 3C and 3D, the marking program 11 seeks an effective boundary outward from the pixel 41 to expand the pixel 41 into a valid marking range 42. Next, as shown in FIG. 3E, the marking program 11 can accept the user's operation to select one of the scent information 121 in the plurality of scent information 121 stored in the database 12 (the scent information 1 is selected as an example in FIG. 3E). And then, as shown in FIG. 3F, when the user presses the confirmation button displayed on the electronic device 1, the marking program 11 associates the selected marking range 42 with the selected scent information 121, and further stores or Transfer the completed digital photo 4.

Continuing to refer to FIG. 5, a second embodiment of the scent information addition flowchart of the present invention is shown. In this embodiment, the electronic device 1 (for example, the first electronic device) first executes the marking program 11 and reads and opens a digital photo by the marking program 11 (step S30). Then, the digital photo accepts the user's click, and the marking program 11 locates the pixel on the digital photo that has been clicked (step S32), and looks for a valid boundary from the pixel to determine a valid mark. Range (step S34). The above steps S30 to S34 are the same as or similar to the foregoing steps S10 to S14 of FIG. 2, and details are not described herein again.

After step S34, the marking program 11 further performs image recognition on the marking range to identify that the marking range is one marking object (step S36). Specifically, in step S36, after the marking program 11 determines a valid marking range, it is determined through the image recognition processing whether the marking range corresponds to a meaningful object. For example, in the embodiment of FIG. 3D, the marking program 11 may further perform image recognition on the marking range 42 after determining a valid marking range 42 to identify the object corresponding to the marking range 42 (in FIG. 3D Leaves as an example).

Next, the tagging program 11 queries the database 12 based on the identified tagged object (step S38), and judges whether or not the scent information 121 corresponding to the tagged object is stored in the database 12 (step S40). For example, if the marking program 11 determines that a marking object is an apple after image recognition, in step S40, the marking program 11 determines whether the scent information 121 corresponding to the smell of the apple is stored in the database 12; After the image recognition by the program 11 determines that a marker object is a grassland, in step S40, the marking program 11 determines whether the scent information 121 corresponding to the scent of the grass is stored in the database 12. However, the above description is only one specific embodiment of the present invention, but is not limited thereto.

If the tag program 11 determines in step S40 that the scent information 121 corresponding to the tag object is stored in the database 12, the tag program 11 automatically obtains the scent information 121 that can correspond to the tag object (step S42), and recommends it for use. (for example, the reminder window is displayed on the display screen of the electronic device 1). Thereby, the user can select to directly use the scent information 121 recommended by the marking program 11, select other scent information 121 in the database 12, or self-distribute the desired scent information 121.

On the other hand, if the marking program 11 determines that the database 12 does not have the scent information 121 that can correspond to the marked object, the marking program 11 further accepts the external operation of the user to select one of the plurality of scent information 121 in the database 12. (Step S44), or the user needs to dispense the desired scent information 121 by himself.

It is worth mentioning that in an embodiment, the first electronic device can also be connected to the scent release device 2. In this embodiment, when the marking program 11 recommends an odor information 121, or the user selects an scent information 121 in the database 12, or the user arbitrarily assigns an odor information 121, the marking program 11 can The scent information 121 is directly transmitted to the scent release device 2 connected to the first electronic device to control the scent release device 2 to release the scent corresponding to the scent information 121 for the user to test. In this way, the user can determine whether to select the scent information 121, or to re-select other scent information 121 in the database 12, or to redistribute another scent information 121.

After step S42 and step S44, the marking program 11 further associates the identified marker object with the selected scent information 121 (step S46). Next, the marking program 11 judges whether or not the user has completed the marking operation of the digital photo (step S48). If the user has not finished marking, the marking program 11 performs step S32 to step S46 again to let the user continue to click the next pixel to mark the next marked object.

If the tagging program 11 judges that the user has completed the tagging, the tagged digital photo can be further stored or transferred (step S50).

As described above, in an embodiment, the user can store the marked digital photos on the portable storage medium by using the marking program 11. In another embodiment, the user can transfer the marked digital photo to other users by using the communication software. In yet another embodiment, the user can upload and post the marked digital photos to the social networking site. Thereby, other users can use another electronic device (for example, the second electronic device) to turn on the marked digital photo to achieve a dual visual and olfactory experience on the digital photo.

Please refer to FIG. 6 and FIG. 7A to FIG. 7C simultaneously. FIG. 6 is a first embodiment of the scent release flow chart of the present invention, and FIGS. 7A to 7C are the first embodiment of the first embodiment of the scent release method of the present invention. Action diagram to third action diagram.

When the digital photo 4 that has been marked is used, the user first operates another electronic device 1 (for example, the second electronic device), and executes the release program 110 installed in the electronic device 1 to receive and turn on by the release program 110. The digital photo 4 that has been marked is completed (step S60). In this embodiment, the electronic device 1 is connected to the scent release device 2 by a wired method (for example, a transmission line) or a wireless method (for example, a Wi-Fi connection, a Bluetooth connection, or the like).

For example, the user can connect the portable storage medium storing the digital photo 4 to the electronic device 1 to enable the release program 110 to read and open the digital photo 4 stored in the portable storage medium. For another example, the user can connect to the social networking site (such as Facebook) through the electronic device 1, and open the digital photo 4 posted by the other user on the social networking site by releasing the program 110.

After the release program 110 turns on the digital photo 4, the opened digital photo 4 can be displayed through the display screen 13 on the electronic device 1, and it is worth mentioning that the release program 110 can simultaneously display on the display screen 13 One or more marker ranges 42 that are marked. In this way, the user can not only remind the user that the currently opened digital photo 4 is a digital photo 4 with odor information added, and when the user wants to touch any of the marking ranges 42 of the digital photo 4, no touch will occur. Wrong question.

Then, the release program 110 accepts an external operation of the user through the display screen 13 of the electronic device 1 to select any one of the mark ranges 42 on the digital photo 4, and obtains the scent information 121 added to the mark range 42 (step S62). . For example, in the embodiment of FIG. 7B, the user selects one of the marking ranges 42 of the digital photo 4 by operation, and the releasing program 110 further obtains the scent information 121 added to the marking range 42 (here, the scent information 1) For example).

If the user determines that the scent corresponding to the scent information 121 is to be released (for example, pressing the release button shown in FIG. 7C), the release program 110 transmits the obtained scent information 121 to the scent release device 2 connected to the electronic device 1 ( Step S64), whereby the scent releasing device 2 can receive the scent information 121 transmitted by the electronic device 1, and generate and release a corresponding scent according to the received scent information 121 (step S66).

In one embodiment, the scent release device 2 directly releases the scent corresponding to the received scent information 121. In another embodiment, the scent release device 2 is responsive to the odors corresponding to the received scent information 121 by dispensing a plurality of different ingredients, followed by release of the resulting odor.

In the above embodiment, the user can press the release button after selecting a marking range 42, so that the scent release device 2 immediately releases the corresponding scent.

In another embodiment, the release program 110 can accept a plurality of external operations by the user to select a plurality of mark ranges 42 on the digital photo 4 and obtain the plurality of scent information 121 respectively added to the respective mark ranges 42. In other words, the release program 110 may further determine whether the user has selected completion after step S62, and repeats step S62 before the user has selected to complete, so that the user next selects the next marker range 42. Thereby, when the user presses the release button, the release program 110 can simultaneously transmit the obtained plurality of scent information 121 to the scent release device 2, and the scent release device 2 can mix and release the plurality of odors according to the received plurality of scent information 121. . Through the above technical means, the present invention can make the scent smelled by the user closer to the actual scent perceived by the digital photo 4 at the moment.

In the embodiment of FIG. 6, the release program 110 selects one or more mark ranges 42 directly on the digital photo 4 by the user's operation, and provides corresponding scent information 121 to the scent release device 2 to make the scent The release device 2 releases the corresponding odor. However, in the present invention, the user can also trigger the release program 110 to perform the above actions by other means.

Please refer to FIG. 8 and FIG. 9A to FIG. 9B simultaneously. FIG. 8 is a second embodiment of the scent release flow chart of the present invention, and FIG. 9A to FIG. 9B are the first embodiment of the odor release method of the present invention. Action diagram to second action diagram. FIG. 8 is used to further explain step S62 of FIG. 6.

After the digital photo 4 is turned on via the foregoing step S60 of FIG. 6, the release program 110 first accepts an external operation of the user 5 through the display screen 13 of the electronic device 1 to select any one of the marking ranges 42 on the digital photo 4 ( Step S70). Next, the release program 110 determines whether the user 5 has completed the selection (step S72). In other words, in this embodiment, the user 5 can select a single marking range 42 on the digital photo 4 (ie, the scent releasing device 2 will only release a single scent), or select multiple photos on the digital photo 4. Marking range 42 (ie, the scent release device 2 will mix and release multiple odors).

When the user 5 has selected (e.g., the release button is pressed), the release program 110 obtains the scent information added to the selected marker range 42 (step S74). Next, the release program 110 performs a face recognition operation on the user 5 through the sensor 14 on the electronic device 1 to recognize the nose of the user 5 (step S76). Next, the release program 110 continues to determine whether the nose of the user 5 is close to the electronic device 1 (step S78). If the nose of the user 5 is not close to the electronic device 1 (for example, the distance from the electronic device 1 is not less than a threshold distance), the release program 110 temporarily performs the subsequent action, and continuously detects the nose of the user 5.

When the release program 110 determines that the nose of the user 5 is close to the electronic device 1 (for example, close to the display screen 13 of the electronic device 1 and the distance from the display screen 13 is less than the threshold distance), step S64 shown in FIG. 6 is performed next. To transmit the scent information 121 added to the selected marking range 42 to the scent release device 2. Finally, step S66 shown in FIG. 6 is further performed, that is, the odor releasing device 2 generates and releases the corresponding scent according to the received scent information 121.

In the above embodiment, the release program 110 causes the user 5 to first select the marked range 42 of interest from the digital photo 4, and then controls the scent release device 2 to perform the scent release action when the nose of the user 5 approaches. Thereby, the behavior of the user 5 approaching the physical object and smelling the taste of the physical object can be simulated, and the invention is more interesting.

As shown in FIG. 9A and FIG. 9B , in the embodiment, the scent release device 2 can be, for example, a back cover of the electronic device 1 (for example, the electronic device 1 is a smart phone) or integrated with the electronic device 1 . In the present embodiment, the position at which the scent release device 2 releases the scent is relatively close to the display screen 13 of the electronic device 1, so that when the nose of the user 5 approaches the electronic device 1, the user 5 can clearly feel the scent release device 2 The odor released.

In the above embodiment, the sensor 14 of the electronic device 1 can be, for example, a proximity sensor, a floodlight illuminator, a survey point projector, and an infrared lens. Specifically, after step S74, the electronic device 1 can control the proximity sensor thereon to sense whether an object is approaching, and activate the flood illuminator when the object approaches. After the floodlight illuminator is activated, unstructured light is emitted to detect the contour of the face, and the electronic device 1 receives the reflected light from the infrared lens to obtain image information. Thereby, the electronic device 1 can determine whether the object is a human face through the acquired image information.

If the electronic device 1 determines that the object is not a human face, the electronic device 1 no longer operates.

If the electronic device 1 determines that the object is a human face, the electronic device 1 further controls the mapping point projector thereon to project a plurality of infrared light spots (for example, 30,000) to the human face, and receive the reflected by the infrared lens. Infrared, to get facial information. Next, the electronic device 1 can recognize the nose position of the user 5 from the acquired face information, and further determine whether the nose of the user 5 is close to the electronic device 1. Thereby, the release program 110 can perform subsequent actions after determining that the nose of the user 5 is close to the electronic device 1 (and the distance from the electronic device 1 is less than the threshold distance).

Continuing to refer to FIG. 10 and FIG. 11, FIG. 10 is a third embodiment of the scent release flow chart of the present invention, and FIG. 11 is a third embodiment of the odor release method of the present invention. FIG. 10 is used to further explain step S62 of FIG. 6.

As shown in FIG. 11 , in the embodiment, the scent release device 2 may be a Virtual Reality (VR)/Augmented Reality (AR) helmet or glasses, and the electronic device 1 is configured. It is integrated into the scent release device 2 or integrated with the scent release device 2.

In this embodiment, the user 5 cannot directly touch the display screen 13 of the electronic device 1 with a finger or other input interface. Therefore, after the electronic device 1 opens the digital photo 4 by the release program 110 (ie, the image is executed as shown in FIG. In step S60) shown in FIG. 6, the release program 110 senses the gesture of the user 5 through the sensor 14 on the electronic device 1 (step S80), and when the gesture of the user 5 is sensed, determines whether the gesture is Corresponding to any one of the mark ranges 42 on the digital photo 4 (step S82).

For example, when the user performs the foregoing marking action, the user 5 can respectively assign different marking ranges 42 to different gesture actions (for example, gestures of the user's hand compared to scissors, stones, cloth, etc.). After the release program 110 senses the gesture action of the user 5 in step S80, it can determine whether the sensed gesture action corresponds to any of the mark ranges 42.

For another example, since the scent release device 2 in the embodiment is a VR/AR helmet or glasses, the release program 110 can simultaneously sense the position of the hand of the user 5 when the digital photo 4 is turned on and displayed on the display screen 13. And determining whether the position of the hand can correspond to the display position of any of the mark ranges 42 on the digital photo 4 (for example, the user's index finger points to the display position corresponding to any of the mark ranges 42).

If the release program 110 determines in step S82 that the gesture of the user 5 cannot correspond to any of the marking ranges 42, the process returns to step S80 to continuously sense the gesture of the user 5 through the sensor 14 of the electronic device 1. If the release program 110 determines that the gesture of the user 5 can correspond to a marker range 42, the scent information 121 added to the marker range 42 is further acquired (step S84). Next, step S64 shown in FIG. 6 is executed to transmit the obtained scent information 121 to the scent release device 2 by the release program 110. Finally, step S66 shown in FIG. 6 is further performed, that is, the odor releasing device 2 generates and releases the corresponding scent according to the received scent information 121.

In another embodiment, the scent release device 2 (ie, VR/AR helmet or glasses) and the electronic device 1 can also implement the scent release action described above by eye tracking and voice control.

Referring to Figure 12, a fourth embodiment of the scent release flow diagram of the present invention is shown. In this embodiment, after the electronic device 1 turns on the digital photo 4 by the release program 110, the release program 110 can track the eyeball position of the user 5 through another sensor (for example, a camera lens) on the electronic device 1 (step S90). Therefore, it is judged which of the mark ranges 42 on the digital photo 4 the eyeball of the user 5 is focused on.

If the user 5 confirms that the mark range 42 determined by the release program 110 is correct, the corresponding release command may be further issued by voice, or the corresponding gesture may be made by hand. The release program 110 can sense and receive a release command or a gesture made by the user 5 by voice through a sensor (for example, the sensor 14 described above) (step S92), and determine whether the release command or the gesture is Correct (step S94).

If the release program 110 determines that the release command or the gesture is correct, the marker range 42 to which the eyeball of the user 5 is focused may be selected, and the scent information 121 added to the marker range 42 is obtained (step S96). Finally, the program 110 is released, and then step S64 shown in FIG. 6 is performed to transfer the obtained scent information 121 to the scent release device 2, and the scent release device 2 is controlled to release the corresponding scent.

Through the adding system and the adding method of the present invention, the user can easily create a digital photo with the scent information added and share it with other users. Moreover, other users can display the digital photo through the electronic device, and release the odor added to the digital photo through the scent release device, thereby simultaneously obtaining a dual experience of visual and olfactory.

The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Therefore, equivalent changes to the scope of the present invention are included in the scope of the present invention. Bright.

1‧‧‧Electronic device

11‧‧‧Marking program

110‧‧‧ release program

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121‧‧‧Smell information

1210‧‧‧First smell information

1211‧‧‧ first ingredient

1212‧‧‧Second ingredient

1213‧‧‧ Third component

13‧‧‧ Display screen

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4‧‧‧ digital photos

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1 is a first embodiment of a schematic diagram of an odor information adding system of the present invention.

2 is a first embodiment of a flow chart for adding odor information according to the present invention.

FIG. 3A is a first action diagram of the first embodiment of the odor information adding method of the present invention.

FIG. 3B is a second action diagram of the first embodiment of the odor information adding method of the present invention.

3C is a third motion diagram of the first embodiment of the odor information adding method of the present invention.

FIG. 3D is a fourth action diagram of the first embodiment of the odor information adding method of the present invention.

Fig. 3E is a fifth operation diagram of the first embodiment of the odor information adding method of the present invention.

Fig. 3F is a sixth operation diagram of the first embodiment of the odor information adding method of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a first embodiment of a schematic representation of an odor formulation of the present invention.

Figure 5 is a second embodiment of the scent information addition flow chart of the present invention.

Figure 6 is a first embodiment of the odor release flow diagram of the present invention.

Fig. 7A is a first action view of the first embodiment of the scent release method of the present invention.

Figure 7B is a second action diagram of the first embodiment of the olfactory release method of the present invention.

Figure 7C is a third motion diagram of the first embodiment of the scent release method of the present invention.

Figure 8 is a second embodiment of the odor release flow diagram of the present invention.

Figure 9A is a first action diagram of a second embodiment of the olfactory release method of the present invention.

Figure 9B is a second action diagram of a second embodiment of the olfactory release method of the present invention.

Figure 10 is a third embodiment of the scent release flow diagram of the present invention.

Figure 11 is a third embodiment of the olfactory release method of the present invention.

Figure 12 is a fourth embodiment of the odor release flow chart of the present invention.

Claims (19)

An adding system for adding scent information to a digital photo, comprising: a database for storing a plurality of scent information; and a marking program installed and executed on a first electronic device, wherein the first electronic device starts a digital photo by the marking program And locating a pixel on the digital photo that is externally selected; wherein the marking program searches for a boundary from the pixel to determine a range of the mark, and obtains one of the scent information from the database. And then tagging the tag range with the scent information and storing or transmitting the digital photo of the tag completion. An adding system for adding scent information to a digital photo as claimed in claim 1, wherein the marking program determines the marking range and performs image recognition on the marking range to identify the marking range as a marking object, and in the database The odor information corresponding to the marked object is automatically searched for. The system for adding scent information to the digital photo according to claim 1, further comprising an odor releasing device connected to the first electronic device, wherein the marking program controls the marking range and obtains the corresponding scent information, and then controls The scent release device releases the scent corresponding to the scent information. The system for adding scent information to the digital photo according to claim 1, further comprising a cloud database, wherein the first electronic device is connected through a network, and the marking program updates the database in the database through the cloud database Multiple smell information. An additive system for adding scent information to a digital photo as claimed in claim 1, further comprising: an scent release device; a release program installed and executed on a second electronic device connected to the scent release device And receiving, by the release program, the digital photo with the mark completion; wherein the release program accepts an external operation to select the mark range on the digital photo and obtain the scent information added on the mark range, and the The release program transmits the scent information to the scent release device; wherein the scent release device generates and releases a corresponding scent based on the received scent information. An adding system for adding scent information to a digital photo as claimed in claim 5, wherein the releasing program accepts the external operation to select a plurality of the marking ranges on the digital photo and obtain a plurality of the scent respectively added to the plural marking range Information, the scent release device mixes and releases a plurality of odors according to the plurality of odor information. An adding system for adding scent information to a digital photo according to claim 5, wherein the releasing program selects the marking range and obtains the scent information added to the marking range, and then senses through the second electronic device Performing a face recognition action and determining whether a user's nose is close to the second electronic device, and controlling the scent release device to generate and release the corresponding odor information according to the odor information when determining that the user's nose is close to the second electronic device odor. An additive system for adding scent information to a digital photo as claimed in claim 5, wherein the scent release device is a back cover of the second electronic device or integrated with the second electronic device. An additive system for adding scent information to a digital photo as claimed in claim 5, wherein the scent release device is a VR/AR helmet or glasses, and the second electronic device is disposed on the scent release device. The method for adding an odor information to a digital photo according to claim 5, wherein the release program, after the digital photo is turned on, senses a user's gesture through a sensor of the second electronic device, and according to the The gesture selects the marker range on the digital photo. The system for adding scent information to the digital photo according to claim 5, wherein the release program traces a user's eye position through a sensor of the second electronic device after the digital photo is turned on, and receives the a release command issued by the user or a gesture made by the user, and the release program selects the eyeball of the user to focus on the mark range on the digital photo when determining the release command or the gesture is correct. . A method for adding scent information to a digital photo, comprising: a) opening a digital photo by a marking program installed in a first electronic device; b) receiving, by the marking program, an externally selected one on the digital photo The pixel is positioned; c) the marking program searches for a boundary from the pixel to determine a range of markings; d) the marking program obtains one of the plurality of scent information from a database, or receives the user's own The blended scent information; e) the marker program associates the marker range with the acquired scent information; and f) stores or transmits the digital photo of the marker completion. The method for adding scent information to the digital photo according to claim 12, further comprising the following steps: c1) after step c), the marking program performs image recognition on the marking range to identify that the marking range is one Marking the object; wherein, in step d), the marking program automatically searches for the scent information corresponding to the marking object in the database. The method for adding odor information to a digital photo according to claim 12, wherein the first electronic device is connected to an odor releasing device, and further comprising the following steps: d1) after the step d), the marking program controls the odor release The device releases the scent corresponding to the scent information. The method for adding scent information to the digital photo according to claim 12, further comprising the steps of: g) receiving and opening the digital photo of the mark completion by a release program installed in a second electronic device, wherein the The second electronic device is coupled to an odor release device; h) the release program accepts an external operation to select the mark range on the digital photo and obtain the scent information added to the mark range; i) the release program transmits the scent Information to the scent release device; and j) the scent release device generates and releases a corresponding scent based on the received scent information. The method for adding scent information to the digital photo according to claim 15, wherein the step h) is that the release program accepts the external operation to select a plurality of the mark ranges on the digital photo, and obtain the plurality of the mark ranges respectively The plurality of odor information on the range of the mark, the step i) is that the odor information is transmitted by the release program to the scent release device, and the step j) is that the scent release device mixes and releases the plurality of odors according to the plurality of odor information. The method for adding scent information to the digital photo according to claim 15, wherein the step h) comprises the following steps: h11) the release program accepts the external operation to select the mark range on the digital photo; h12) obtain the added The odor information on the mark range; h13) performing a face recognition action by a sensor of the second electronic device to identify a user's nose; h14) determining whether the user's nose is close to the second electron And (f15) performing step i) and step j) when determining that the user's nose is close to the second electronic device. The method for adding scent information to the digital photo according to claim 15, wherein the step h) comprises the following steps: h21) the release program senses a user's gesture through a sensor of the second electronic device; h22 Determining whether the gesture of the user corresponds to any of the marking ranges on the digital photo; and h23) selecting the corresponding marking range according to the gesture when the user's gesture corresponds to any of the marking ranges and obtaining The scent information is added over the range of the mark and steps i) and j) are performed. The method for adding scent information to the digital photo according to claim 15, wherein the step h) comprises the following steps: h31) the release program tracks a user's eye position through a sensor of the second electronic device; h32 Receiving a release command issued by the user by voice or a gesture made by the user; h33) determining whether the release command or the gesture is correct; and h34) selecting the release command or the gesture is correct The range of the mark that the user's eyeball is focused on and obtains the scent information added to the mark range, and steps i) and j) are performed.