US20150033162A1 - Information processing apparatus, method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium - Google Patents

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US20150033162A1 US14/379,931 US201314379931A US2015033162A1 US 20150033162 A1 US20150033162 A1 US 20150033162A1 US 201314379931 A US201314379931 A US 201314379931A US 2015033162 A1 US2015033162 A1 US 2015033162A1
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  • an electronic device having a plurality of functions such as a mobile phone, a digital still camera, or the like, has been widespread.
  • an electronic device is present, in which a menu screen which enables a user to perform each operation for performing a desired function is displayed on a touch panel, and the function according to an operation input of the touch panel is executed.
  • the processing circuitry may be configured to compare the contact size to a threshold value.
  • the processing circuitry may be configured to enable or disable the operation input for the operation target based on the comparison.
  • the circuitry may be configured to enable an operation input for the operation target when the contact size is less than the threshold value.
  • the circuitry may be configured to disable an operation input for the operation target when the contact size is greater than the threshold value.
  • a non-transitory computer-readable medium including computer program instructions, which when executed by an information processing apparatus, causes the information processing apparatus to perform a process comprising: controlling a display to display an operation target; determining a contact size of an object on the display; and enabling or disabling an operation input for the operation target based on the contact size.
  • FIG. 10 is a flowchart which illustrates an example of a processing order of display control processing by the display control device 100 according to the first embodiment of the present technology.
  • Second Embodiment display control: example of changing display magnification of operation target based on detection size (contact size)
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view which illustrates a configuration example of an appearance of a display control device 100 according to the first embodiment of the present technology.
  • “a” illustrates an appearance of one surface side of the display control device 100 (that is, surface on which input-output unit 150 is provided).
  • “b” of FIG. 1 illustrates an appearance of the other surface side of the display control device 100 (that is, surface on which lens 121 is provided).
  • the display control device 100 includes first to fifth buttons 111 to 115 , speakers 101 and 102 , the lens 121 , and the input-output unit 150 .
  • the display control device 100 is realized by a radio communication device which is able to display various images (for example, a mobile phone, or a smart phone including call and data communication functions).
  • it is also possible to provide other operation members in the display control device 100 however, figures and descriptions thereof will be omitted.
  • the speakers 101 and 102 are speakers which output various pieces of sound information.
  • the speaker 101 is a speaker which is used when making a call
  • the speaker 102 is a speaker which is used when reproducing contents, or the like.
  • the input-output unit 150 is a unit which displays various images, and receives an operation input from a user based on a detection state of an object which approaches, or comes into contact with the display surface.
  • the input-output unit 150 is also referred to as a touch screen, or a touch panel.
  • the display control device 100 includes an operation reception unit 110 , an imaging unit 120 , a recording medium control unit 130 , a recording medium 140 , the input-output unit 150 , an input control unit 160 , a control unit 170 , a size information maintaining unit 171 , and a display control unit 180 .
  • an operation reception unit 110 an imaging unit 120 , a recording medium control unit 130 , a recording medium 140 , the input-output unit 150 , an input control unit 160 , a control unit 170 , a size information maintaining unit 171 , and a display control unit 180 .
  • the recording medium 140 is a medium which stores various pieces of information (still image content, or animation content) based on the control of the recording medium control unit 130 . In addition, the recording medium 140 supplies the stored various pieces of information to the recording medium control unit 130 .
  • the reception unit 151 is a unit which receives an operation input of an object (for example, user's finger) which approaches, or comes into contact with the display surface of the input-output unit 150 , based on the detection state of the object.
  • the reception unit 151 includes a plurality of electrostatic sensors which are arranged in a lattice shape.
  • the electrostatic sensors are sensors which increase an electrostatic capacitance when an object (conductive object (for example, human hand, or finger)) approaches, or comes into contact with the display surface of the input-output unit 150 .
  • the reception unit 151 is an example of the detection unit.
  • the operation target is, for example, displayed on the input-output unit 150 like setting operation images 331 to 334 illustrated in FIG. 3 .
  • the operation target is data for performing the operation input, or an object (for example, GUI (Graphical User Interface) parts).
  • the input control unit 160 is a unit which performs a control relating to an operation input by a user (for example, touch operation (tap operation)) which is received by the reception unit 151 .
  • the input control unit 160 detects a range (contract range) of the display surface of the input-output unit 150 on which a user's finger touched based on the information of the electrostatic sensor which is output from the reception unit 151 , and converts the contact range to a coordinate, based on a coordinate axis corresponding to the display surface.
  • the input control unit 160 calculates a shape of the contact range based on the converted coordinate, and calculates a coordinate of the center of gravity in the shape.
  • the input control unit 160 calculates the calculated coordinate of the center of gravity as a coordinate of a position (contact position) which a user's finger touched.
  • the input control unit 160 outputs operation information relating to the shape of the calculated contract range, and the coordinate of the contact position to the control unit 170 .
  • the control unit 170 recognizes the operation input of the user on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 based on the operation information (shape of contact range, coordinate of contact position, or the like) which is output from the input control unit 160 .
  • the control unit 170 is a unit which controls each unit of the display control device 100 based on the operation signal from the operation reception unit 110 , and the operation information (shape of contact range, coordinate of contact position, or the like) from the input control unit 160 . In addition, the control unit 170 maintains a contact size (detected size) of the contact operation by the user which is detected on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 in the size information maintaining unit 171 .
  • control unit 170 performs a control which changes operation contents of an operation target based on a contact size (detected size) of an object (for example, user's finger) on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 . That is, the control unit 170 changes the operation contents of at least a part of the plurality of operation targets based on the contact size (detected size) of the object on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 . For example, the control unit 170 changes the operation contents of the operation targets by disabling the operation input of the operation targets based on the contact size (detected size) of an object on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 .
  • control unit 170 changes the operation content based on a comparison result between the contact size (detected size) of the object on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 and the size of the operation target on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 .
  • the control unit 170 enables the operation input of the operation target based on the contact size (detected size) of the object on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 , and when the size of the operation target on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 is large.
  • the control unit 170 disables the operation input of the operation target when the size of the operation target on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 is small.
  • the operation target of which the operation input is disabled is referred to as a simple operation target
  • the operation target of which the operation input is enabled is referred to as a detailed operation target.
  • the reference size is a value (specified value) which denotes the size of the stylus which is used when performing an operation, or a finger of a standard user, and is preset.
  • the contact size is a value based on the value which is detected in the reception unit 151 (value denoting size of stylus used when performing operation by user, or size of finger of user).
  • control unit 170 causes the size information maintaining unit 171 to sequentially maintain the value which is detected in the reception unit 151 (for example, the area in which user's finger touched (contact area)).
  • control unit 170 calculates a mean value of the contact area which is maintained in the size information maintaining unit 171 , and causes the size information maintaining unit 171 to maintain the mean value as a contact size (detected size). That is, the contact size (detected size) is a mean value of input values which are actually input. However, since it is also considered that a child may use the device after an adult, it is preferable to use the mean value per unit hour as the contact size (detected size).
  • the display control unit 180 is a unit which causes each image to be output to the display unit 152 based on the control of the control unit 170 .
  • the display control unit 180 causes a set screen for performing various setting when performing an imaging operation (for example, menu screen 300 in FIG. 3 ), or an imaged image which is output from the imaging unit 120 (so-called through image) to be displayed on the display unit 152 .
  • the display control unit 180 causes content which is stored in the recording medium 140 (for example, still image content, or animation content) to be displayed on the display unit 152 .
  • the menu screen 300 is a screen in which the operation targets are grouped according to the types thereof in order to look around the whole menu. That is, the grouped operation targets are divided into nine regions in a unit of group in a state of being compactedly displayed (overlook state), and are displayed on one screen (menu screen 300 ). That is, operation targets which are look similar (for example, items relating to the same function) belong to each group.
  • the menu screen 300 which is divided into nine regions is an example, and it is also preferable to appropriately change the number of regions according to each operation target as a display target.
  • an imaging mode setting region 310 a flash system setting region 320 , a white balance system setting region 330 , a reproducing setting region 340 , and a diaphragm adjusting region 350 are displayed on the menu screen 300 .
  • a face detection system setting region 360 a guide display system setting region 370 , an imaged image size system setting region 380 , and an animation system setting region 390 are displayed on the menu screen 300 .
  • the flash system setting region 320 is a region in which operation targets which are used when performing various setting relating to a flash are displayed.
  • the white balance system setting region 330 is a region in which operation targets which are used when performing various setting relating to a white balance are displayed.
  • the face detection system setting region 360 is a region in which operation targets which are used when performing various setting relating to face detection are displayed.
  • the guide display system setting region 370 is a region in which operation targets which are used when performing various setting relating to a guide function (help function) are displayed.
  • the operation targets, regions or the like which are displayed on the menu screen 300 are examples, and it is also preferable to appropriately perform changing according to the set mode, the imaging operation state, or the like.
  • the control unit 170 specifies at which position of the menu screen 300 the touch operation has been performed. That is, the control unit 170 specifies the position on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 which a user's finger touched (contact position) based on the operation input which is output from the input control unit 160 . In addition, the control unit 170 performs a process corresponding to the detailed operation target when the contact position is included in the detailed operation target.
  • an operation target which is viewed as an operation target which can be operated in practice is limited according to a relatively large specified value (reference value) when it is different from the size of the specified value (reference value), and becomes difficult to be operated.
  • reference value a relatively large specified value
  • the operation target becomes the conflict, or is erroneously operated according to a relatively small specified value (reference value).
  • the detailed operation target, and the simple operation target are determined using the reference size and the detected size together.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram which illustrates a relationship between the operation target which is displayed on the input-output unit 150 and the reference size which is maintained in the size information maintaining unit 171 according to the first embodiment of the present technology.
  • FIG. 4 “a” illustrates an example of a relationship between a reference size 200 and an operation target which is displayed by being enlarged.
  • “b” of FIG. 4 illustrates an example of relationship between the reference size 200 and an operation target which is displayed by being compacted.
  • setting operation images (operation targets) 331 to 334 in the white balance system setting region 330 in FIG. 3 are exemplified.
  • the setting operation images 331 to 334 are displayed in the white balance system setting region 330 .
  • the setting operation images 331 to 334 are operation images which are used when adjusting the white balance at the time of setting the imaging mode. For example, the white balance can be adjusted by the contact operation of the setting operation images 331 to 334 .
  • a size which is used as a comparison target means an area on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 .
  • a value which is specified by a shape or the like thereof for example, an area which is specified by rectangle surrounding operation target).
  • the control unit 170 determines the operation target which is larger than the reference size 200 as the detailed operation target. In this manner, the operation target which is determined to be the detailed operation target can be operated using the user's contact operation on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 .
  • the control unit 170 determines an operation target of which the size is smaller than the reference size 200 as the simple operation target. In this manner, the operation using a user's contact operation on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 is disabled with respect to the operation target which is determined to be the simple operation target.
  • FIG. 5 illustrates the menu screen 300 a case where a contact operation is performed using a finger 10 as the operation object.
  • the menu screen 300 illustrated in FIG. 5 is the same as that in FIG. 3 .
  • the operation targets which are displayed on the menu screen 300 for example, setting operation screens 331 to 334
  • only the operation targets which are surrounded by dotted lined-rectangles 401 and 402 are set to the detailed operation target.
  • the menu screen 300 it is possible to perform only the contact operation of the operation of selecting the nine regions ( 310 , . . . , 390 ), and the operation of the detailed operation targets which are surrounded with the dotted lined-rectangles 401 and 402 .
  • the detailed operation target and the simple operation target using a different display form so as to be easily distinguished from each other by a user. For example, it is possible to highlight the detailed operation target (displaying detailed operation target brighter than simple operation target). In addition, it is also preferable to display the detailed operation target in blue when the menu screen 300 is a display screen which is based on white. In addition, it is also preferable to display the detailed operation target such that the detailed operation target is minute, and is repeatedly displayed by being expanded, or compacted (For example, detailed operation target is displayed in a feeling of moving lightly).
  • the contact operation is performed by the operation object of which the detected size is larger than the size of the setting operation images 331 to 334 in the menu screen 410 .
  • the contact operation is performed using a hand 20 in a state of a rock as the operation object. Therefore, in FIGS. 7 to 9 , examples of a relationship between the detailed operation target and the simple operation target in a case where the contact operation is performed by the operation object of which the detected size is relatively large.
  • FIG. 7 illustrates the menu screen 300 which is displayed when the contact operation is performed using the back of the hand 20 in the state of a rock as the operation object. For example, it is assumed that the contact operation is performed in a state where the hand 20 grasps something.
  • the menu screen 300 illustrated in FIG. 7 is the same as that in FIG. 3 .
  • each region by further enlarging the region in order to perform the contact operation with respect to each operation target (setting operation images 331 to 334 ).
  • each operation target setting operation images 331 to 334 .
  • FIG. 9 an example in which the setting operation image (simple operation target) 331 is displayed by being enlarged is illustrated in FIG. 9 .
  • the setting operation image 331 which is displayed on the menu screen 420 is the detailed operation target (illustrated by being surrounded by dotted lined-rectangle 421 ). For this reason, it is possible to perform the contact operation of the setting operation image 331 on the menu screen 420 .
  • the operation target when there is one operation target which is present on the display screen (or in a region of the predetermined range), the operation target is considered to be operated, even when the size of the operation target on the display screen is remarkably smaller than the detected size. For this reason, when there is one operation target which is present on the display screen (or in region of the predetermined range), the operation target is determined to be the detailed operation target. That is, even when the operation target is remarkably smaller than the detected size, the operation target is determined to be the detailed operation target when there is nothing in the periphery thereof.
  • control unit 170 enables the operation input of an operation target when a predetermined condition is satisfied even when it is the operation target of which the operation input is determined to be disabled based on the contact size of an object on the display surface.
  • a case where the predetermined condition is satisfied is, for example, a case in which the number of the operation target and other operation targets which is present in a predetermined region on the display surface is less than a predetermined number (for example, 1).
  • a determination example in which a distance between the operation targets on the display surface is set to a determination element will be described.
  • a case is assumed in which a plurality of operation targets are present in the display screen (or, in a region of a predetermined range).
  • these two operation targets are considered to be difficult to operate (cannot be operated).
  • the size of each operation target on the display surface is larger than the distance between the two operation targets by the predetermined value or more, the operation target is determined to be the simple operation target.
  • the detailed operation target and the simple operation target are determined based on the reference size and the detected size.
  • a display magnification thereof is changed, and an operation of the operation target is enabled.
  • a configuration of a display control device according to the second embodiment of the present technology is approximately the same as the examples illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 , or the like. For this reason, regarding portions which are common to the first embodiment of the present technology, a part of descriptions thereof will be omitted.
  • FIG. 12 is a flowchart which illustrates an example of a processing order of a display control processing by the display control device 100 according to the second embodiment of the present technology.
  • a detected size as history information is sequentially maintained in the size information maintaining unit 171 .
  • steps S 921 and S 922 descriptions thereof will be omitted since they have the same processing order as those of steps S 906 and S 907 illustrated in FIG. 10 .
  • a control unit 170 compares a detected size which is obtained this time to a detected size in the past which is maintained in a size information maintaining unit 171 , and determines whether or not these are different from each other by a predetermined value or more (step S 923 ). In addition, when the two detected sizes are in a range of the predetermined value (step S 923 ), the operation of the display control processing is completed.
  • control unit 170 performs a control for changing a display content of an operation target based on the contact size of an object on the display surface. Specifically, when there is an operation target of which the operation input is determined to be disabled based on the contact size of an object on the display surface, the control unit 170 performs a control for displaying the operation target by enlarging to a size by which the operation input of the operation target is enabled.
  • FIG. 13 is a diagram which illustrates an example of a display screen (detected size measurement screen 500 ) which is displayed on an input-output unit 150 according to the embodiments of the present technology, and the measurement result.
  • a measuring method illustrated in FIG. 13 can be realized, for example, by a method integrated into a calibration procedure which is performed on a precision adjustment screen of a general touch panel.
  • “a” illustrates the detected size measurement screen 500 for measuring a detected size.
  • a contact position image 501 and a tracing direction image 502 are displayed on the detected size measurement screen 500 .
  • a user touches the contact position image 501 with an object (for example, user's finger 50 ) which is used when performing the operation input on the display surface of the input-output unit 150 .
  • the user moves the finger 50 along an arrow of the tracing direction image 502 in a state where the finger 50 comes into contact with the display surface of the input-output unit 150 .
  • a contact size of the finger 50 (detected size) when the user performs the contact operation of the finger 50 , and the tracing operation on the detected size measurement screen 500 .
  • the contact size (detected size) of the finger 50 is measured by performing the contact operation and the tracing operation is illustrated, however, it is also preferable to measure the contact size (detected size) of the finger 50 by performing any one of the operations.
  • the detected size becomes large, or small according to a finger size of a user which is used when performing an operation, or an intensity of contact with the display surface.
  • an object other than the finger for example, a device such as stylus
  • the detected size becomes large, or small according to the object which is used in the operation.
  • a display control device such as a radio communication device has been described as an example.
  • other display control devices electronic devices
  • a view point position of the virtual space can be switched, or the enlarged and compacted display is possible.
  • appliances such as a digital still camera, a digital video camera (for example, camera-integrated recorder), a digital photo frame, a smart phone, a tablet, a digital signage terminal, an automatic vending machine and a car navigation system.
  • the processing order which is described in the above described embodiments may be understood as a method including these series of procedures, and may be understood as a program for causing a computer to execute these series of procedures, and a recording medium which stores the program.
  • the recording medium for example, it is possible to use a CD (Compact Disc), an MD (MiniDisc), a DVD (Digital Versatile Disk), a memory card, a flexible disc (Blu-ray Disc (registered trade mark)).
  • the present technology is also able to have a configuration as follows.
  • An information processing apparatus comprising: circuitry configured to control a display to display an operation target; determine a contact size of an object on the display; and enable or disable an operation input for the operation target based on the contact size.
  • circuitry is configured to enable an operation input for the operation target when the contact size is less than the threshold value.
  • circuitry is configured to disable an operation input for the operation target when the contact size is greater than the threshold value.
  • circuitry is configured to display at least a first operation target and a second operation target, wherein a display size of the first operation target is greater than a display size of the second operation target.
  • circuitry is configured to enable an operation input for the first operation target when an operation input for the first operation target when the contact size is greater than the threshold value.
  • circuitry is configured to control the display to display an enlarged version of the second operation target when the contact size is greater than the threshold value.
  • circuitry configured to disable an operation input for the first operation target and the second operation target when the contact size is greater than the threshold value.
  • circuitry configured to control the display to display at least a first operation target and a second operation target and identify a distance on the display between the first operation target and the second operation target.
  • circuitry is configured to enable an operation input for the first operation target and the second operation target when the distance is greater than a predetermined threshold value and the contact size is greater than the threshold value.
  • a non-transitory computer-readable medium including computer program instructions, which when executed by an information processing apparatus, causes the information processing apparatus to perform a process comprising: controlling a display to display an operation target; determining a contact size of an object on the display; and enabling or disabling an operation input for the operation target based on the contact size.
  • a detection unit which detects an object which comes into contact with a display surface on which an operation target for which an operation input is performed is displayed; and a control unit which performs a control for changing an operation content of the operation target based on a contact size of the object on the display surface.
  • control unit changes at least a part of the operation contents among the plurality of operation targets based on the contact size of the object on the display surface.
  • control unit enables the operation input of the operation target when the size of the operation target on the display surface is large, and disables the operation input of the operation target when the size of the operation target on the display surface is small, based on the contact size of the object on the display surface.
  • control unit changes the operation content of the operation target by disabling the operation input of the operation target based on the contact size of the object on the display surface.
  • control unit performs a control for displaying the operation target by enlarging the operation target up to a size which enables the operation input of the operation target when there is an operation target of which the operation input is determined to be disabled based on the contact size of the object on the display surface.
  • a display control device which includes:
  • a method of controlling a display control device which includes:
  • a detection procedure in which an object which comes into contact with a display surface on which an operation target for which an operation input is performed is displayed is detected; and a control procedure in which an operation content of the operation target is changed based on a contact size of an object on the display surface.
  • a detection procedure in which an object which comes into contact with a display surface on which an operation target for which an operation input is performed is displayed is detected; and a control procedure in which an operation content of the operation target is changed based on a contact size of an object on the display surface.

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