WO2005016147A1 - 情報処理端末及び通信システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an information processing terminal and a communication system that detect biological information of a user and reflect the information on information communication.
- Information processing terminals such as mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) have a function to connect to a network, and can transmit and receive e-mails and connect to the so-called Internet.
- PDAs personal digital assistants
- the spread of mobile phones and PDAs has become more and more popular, and the transmission and reception of e-mail by information processing terminals has become more active than the conventional Internet connection using a stationary PC (personal computer). .
- e-mail transmission / reception Various forms of e-mail transmission / reception have been proposed along with the variety of e-mail usage.
- a character such as a fictitious pet appearing on the device screen carries mail in the virtual world, or receives a mail addressed to the user as a partner's pet.
- Some software is received from Such software is provided with a function that allows a user to communicate with the pet and receive a message from the pet from time to time.
- a simple “picture” that can be drawn with a combination of symbols is prepared in order to incorporate the user's emotions into the sentence data as much as possible, or it is effective only between specially adapted devices.
- Pictograms represented by special codes may be provided. These are the simplest and most common because they do not use proprietary software.
- Patent Document 1 proposes such a technique.
- the response of the character's power will be, for example, a prepared sentence or It is selected from keywords and used, but in many cases it is one-sided content from the character side even though it is a communication.
- the response pattern is limited to a predetermined response pattern, and there is a limit in realizing an expression according to "atmosphere" and "user's feelings".
- An object of the present invention is to provide a novel information processing terminal and a new communication system that can solve the problems of the conventional technology as described above.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an information processing terminal in which a mental state is determined from biological information of a user, and information suitable for the mental state is automatically generated.
- Still another object of the present invention is to improve the entertainment of information processing terminals by automatically generating information that matches a psychological state, and realize a wider use from a user's standpoint as a communication tool.
- An information processing terminal detects biological information of a user by biological information detecting means for detecting biological information of the user, and based on the detected biological information and a mental state corresponding to the biological information,
- the information processing means analyzes the psychological state corresponding to the biological information, generates information suitable for the analyzed psychological state, and outputs the information in the output means.
- Biological information includes sweating, heart rate, pulse, breathing, blinking, eye movement, staring time, pupil size, blood pressure, brain wave, body movement, body position, skin temperature, skin electrical resistance, MV (micro vibration) , Myoelectric potential, SPO (blood oxygen saturation), or a combination of these
- the information processing terminal may include a storage unit in which the material data is stored, and the information generating unit may generate information suitable for a user's mental state using the material data selected from the storage unit.
- the information generating means that allows the material storage means to be in the external device can also generate information suitable for the analyzed psychological state from the material data received from the external device.
- the information generated by the information generating means is a word or a sentence composed of character data.
- the portable processing terminal includes word extracting means for extracting characteristic words used in the text created by the user, and word storing means for storing the extracted words, and the information generating means includes A sentence may be generated using the extracted words.
- the output means for outputting information may be a display means for displaying a word or a sentence generated by the information generating means, or a sound output means for converting the word or the sentence generated by the information generating means to a sound output. There may be.
- the communication system is a communication system including an information providing device and an information processing terminal, wherein the information processing terminal detects the biological information of the user, and detects the psychological information of the user based on the detected biological information.
- the state is analyzed, and the analyzed mental state is transmitted to the information providing device.
- the information providing apparatus generates information suitable for the transmitted mental state from the material data selected by the storage means, and transmits the information suitable for the mental state to the information processing terminal.
- the information providing device may include a storage unit in which the material data is stored, and the information generating unit may generate information suitable for the user's mental state using the material data selected from the storage unit.
- the information generated by the information generating means is words or sentences composed of character data, and these are transmitted as electronic mail to the information processing terminal.
- the information providing device includes a voice output unit that converts a word or a sentence generated by the information generation unit into a voice output, and transmits the voice output obtained by the voice conversion unit to the information processing terminal.
- Biological information includes sweating, heart rate, pulse, breathing, blinking, eye movement, staring time, pupil size, blood pressure, brain wave, body movement, body position, skin temperature, skin electrical resistance, MV (micro vibration) , Myoelectric potential, SPO (blood oxygen saturation), or a combination of these
- the information obtained from the training can be used.
- a communication system is a communication system including an information providing device and an information processing terminal, wherein the information processing terminal detects biological information of a user by biological information detecting means, and transmits the information to the information providing device.
- the psychological state analysis means analyzes the transmitted psychological state of the user and generates information suitable for the analyzed psychological state.
- Send to The information providing device includes storage means for storing material data, and generates information suitable for the transmitted biological information from the material data selected by the storage means.
- the information generated by the information generating means is a word or a sentence.
- Another information providing apparatus includes word extracting means for extracting a characteristic word used in a sentence created by a user, and word storing means for storing the extracted word, and generates information.
- the means may generate a sentence using the extracted words.
- the output means for outputting information may be a display means for displaying a word or a sentence generated by the information generating means, or a sound output means for converting the word or the sentence generated by the information generating means into a sound output. There may be.
- the biological information includes sweating, heartbeat, pulse, respiration, blink, eye movement, fixation time, pupil size, blood pressure, brain wave, body movement, body position, skin temperature, skin electrical resistance, MV (microva At least one or a combination of these;
- Another communication system is a communication system in which information communication between communication devices is enabled via an information providing device.
- a biological information of a user is detected in a biological information detecting means.
- the psychological state corresponding to the biological information detected by the psychological state analyzing means is analyzed, and the psychological state analyzed by the transmitting means is transmitted to the information providing apparatus.
- the information suitable for the state is generated by the information generating means, and the information suitable for the mental state is transmitted to the second communication device.
- the information providing device may include a storage unit in which the material data is stored, and the information generating unit may generate the information suitable for the user's mental state using the material data selected from the storage unit.
- the information generated by the information generating means is a word or a sentence composed of character data.
- the information providing device includes word extracting means for extracting characteristic words used in the text created by the user, and word storing means for storing the extracted words, and the information generating means includes: A sentence may be generated using the extracted words.
- the generated word or sentence may be transmitted as an e-mail to the second communication device by the transmitting means, or the information providing apparatus may transmit the word or the sentence generated by the information generating means by voice.
- An audio converter for converting the output into an output may be provided, and the audio output obtained by the audio converter may be transmitted to the second communication device.
- the second communication device When transmitting the audio output, the second communication device includes an audio output unit, and outputs the audio output converted by the audio conversion unit by the audio output unit.
- Biological information includes sweating, heart rate, pulse, breathing, blinking, eye movement, staring time, pupil size, blood pressure, brain wave, body movement, body position, skin temperature, skin electrical resistance, MV (micro vibration) , Myoelectric potential, SPO (blood oxygen saturation), or a combination of these
- the information obtained from the training can be used.
- the communication system is a communication system in which information communication between communication devices is enabled via an information providing device.
- the detecting means detects the biological information of the user, and transmits the detected biological information to the information providing apparatus by the transmitting means, and the information providing apparatus determines a psychological state corresponding to the transmitted biological information by a psychological state solving means.
- the information is generated by the information generation means, and the information suitable for the mental state is transmitted to the second communication device.
- the information providing device used in this communication system includes a storage means for storing material data, and the information generating means generates information suitable for the user's mental state using the material data selected from the storage means. You may. In particular, it is assumed that the information generated by the information generating means is a word or a sentence composed of character data.
- the information providing device includes word extracting means for extracting characteristic words used in the text created by the user, and word storing means for storing the extracted words, and the information generating means includes: A sentence may be generated using the extracted words.
- the generated word or sentence may be transmitted as an e-mail to the second communication device by the transmitting means, or the information providing apparatus may transmit the word or the sentence generated by the information generating means by voice.
- An audio converter for converting the output into an output may be provided, and the audio output obtained by the audio converter may be transmitted to the second communication device.
- the second communication device When transmitting the audio output, the second communication device includes an audio output unit, and outputs the audio output converted by the audio conversion unit by the audio output unit.
- Biological information includes sweating, heart rate, pulse, breathing, blinking, eye movement, staring time, pupil diameter, blood pressure, brain wave, body movement, body position, skin temperature, skin electrical resistance, and MV (micropiblation). , Myoelectric potential, SPO (blood oxygen saturation), or a combination of these
- the information obtained from the training can be used.
- An information processing terminal detects biological information of a user by biological information detecting means for detecting biological information of the user, and based on the detected biological information and a mental state corresponding to the biological information.
- biological information detecting means for detecting biological information of the user
- a mental state corresponding to the biological information By analyzing the psychological state corresponding to the biological information, generating information suitable for the analyzed mental state by the information generating means, and displaying this information on the display means, Information suitable for the user's current mental state determined from the biological information can be displayed in a timely manner. Due to the high entertainment characteristics of this information processing terminal, the user's mental state can be reduced by empathizing the displayed information with the user. Can be standardized and improved.
- a communication system detects biological information of a user, analyzes a mental state corresponding to the biological information, and transmits the analyzed mental state to an information providing device.
- the information providing device generates information suitable for the transmitted psychological state from the material data selected by the storage means, and transmits the information suitable for the psychological state to the information processing terminal, thereby using the information. It is possible to provide information that matches the user's mental state determined from the user's biological information.
- the information generated by the information generating means is a sentence, and sent as an e-mail, for example, a sentence with a content that encourages, comforts, or sympathizes with the user will be sent to the e-mail. And the entertainment of the information processing terminal can be improved.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a portable telephone to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram in which reference data is distributed in a three-dimensional spatial coordinate system.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a method in which a mobile phone analyzes a user's mental state from detected biometric data to create a response sentence.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a material word memory in which basic words and characteristic words are stored.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a communication system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing another example of a biosensor that can be used in the present invention.
- the information processing terminal to which the present invention is applied is, for example, a portable telephone or a portable personal information terminal, and includes a biometric information detecting unit for detecting biometric information of a user, It is a device that includes a psychological state analysis unit that analyzes a psychological state from biological information, and generates information suitable for the analyzed psychological state.
- a contact-type biometric sensor is provided at a point where the user comes into contact most, for example, at the back of a housing or an operation key corresponding to the back of a liquid crystal display or the like, and biometric data of the user is detected.
- Biological data includes sweating, heart rate, pulse, respiration, blinks, and eyeballs obtained from biological phenomena such as heart beat, respiration, blood saturated oxygen concentration, eye movement, cerebral blood flow, brain activity, and physical movement.
- Exercise fixation time, pupil size, blood pressure, EEG, body movement, body position, skin temperature, skin electrical resistance, MV (microvibration), myoelectric potential, SP ⁇ (blood oxygen saturation)
- ECG ECG
- EMG head voltmeter
- infrared image intensity analysis pressure sensor
- temperature sensor temperature sensor
- perspiration sensor perspiration sensor
- the data detected by the sensor is analyzed using a correspondence table with the mental state prepared in advance, and the mental state is obtained. For example, when it is analyzed that the user's mood is depressed, the mobile phone generates and displays voice data, image data, and text data that enhance the user's mood.
- the first method of presentation is to display a text created according to the psychological state as if it were a message sent to the user by e-mail, for example.
- the first method of presentation is to display a text created according to the psychological state as if it were a message sent to the user by e-mail, for example.
- portable telephones that can be connected to a network and have an e-mail transmission / reception function have become popular, and information generated by the portable telephone according to the user's mental state is sent in e-mail format. If it is displayed with, it is more natural and easy for the user to understand.
- a characteristic word that is usually used when a user creates a sentence is stored as a material, and this word is used when creating sentence data according to the user's psychological state. More intimacy.
- the mobile phone is provided only with a configuration for detecting at least biometric data. There is an advantage that it is sufficient if it can be transmitted, and furthermore, it is possible to transmit information to appropriately communicate the psychological state of this user to others.
- the response information to be presented is audio data
- words or sentences created according to the user's psychological state analyzed from the acquired biological information are output as audio at a predetermined timing.
- a portable telephone is provided with a configuration for outputting words and sentences as voice by text-to-speech synthesis processing, and this processing is performed by a management device or the like on a network. May be.
- the entertainment performance of the portable telephone can be improved. And achieved the purpose of realizing wider use from the user's standpoint as a communication tool.
- a portable telephone 1 to which the present invention is applied has an antenna 11, a communication interface ( I / F) 12 and a transmission line coding / decoding unit 13. Also, a microphone 14 as a receiver for inputting a user's voice, a speaker 15 for outputting voice, an A / D conversion circuit 16 for converting a received voice signal into a digital signal, and converting a digital signal into an analog signal And a D / A conversion circuit 17.
- the mobile phone 1 has a basic configuration as a mobile phone, not shown.
- the mobile phone 1 is characterized in that it has a sensor unit 18 for acquiring biometric information of a user. Since the mobile phone 1 is in contact with a part of the human body for a relatively long time when the user puts it in a pocket or holds it in his hand, the sensor unit 18 outputs biometric data that can be detected by the touch.
- the sensor is an acquisition sensor.
- a skin resistance measurement sensor, a perspiration sensor, and particularly a temperature sensor capable of measuring skin surface temperature are used as the sensor unit 18 and these are used as a part of the body housing surface, for example, the back of the body or operation buttons. Provided above.
- the heart rate is stable when the user is in a relaxed state, but when the user is surprised or excited, the heart rate shows a different value from normal.
- Biological sensor applicable to this specific example An example will be described in detail later.
- the biological data detected by the sensor unit 18 is sent to the sensor data analysis unit 19, and the mental state is analyzed based on the association between the biological data stored in the mental state memory 20 and the mental state. Similar biometric data such as “skin resistance value”, “sweating amount”, and “skin temperature” may appear even if the actual user's motion or emotional state is different. However, each biometric data is slightly different depending on, for example, whether the user is excited when he / she feels good and is uplifted, or when he / she is uncomfortable and frustrated. Therefore, the sensor data analysis unit 19 extracts a characteristic signal pattern from the biological data detected by the sensor unit 18 and analyzes a mental state corresponding to the extracted signal pattern.
- the psychological state includes, for example, "happy”, “depressed”, “excited”, etc., which are stored in the psychological state memory 20 in correspondence with the biological data.
- the sensor data analysis unit 19 selects the most applicable psychological state from the psychological state memory 20 at this time.
- the reference data that is, a force for storing and preparing in advance a range of each sensor data indicating that the person is in a normal state or depressed in a memory or the control unit 25 is used by the user.
- Process of explicitly instructing the system to measure normal biometric data, or process of automatically detecting data at regular intervals and statistically detecting each psychological state using the distribution of detected data By executing the above, the reference data of the user is determined in advance. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, when three biological data of “skin resistance value”, “sweating amount”, and “skin temperature” are used as shown in this specific example, these sensor data are converted into a three-dimensional coordinate system as shown in FIG.
- the reference data can also be classified as a “spatial area” that classifies mental states.
- reference data A indicates a normal state
- reference data B indicates an excited state.
- Usable biometric data is not limited to the items exemplified here as long as the data can quantitatively evaluate the emotional state, mental state, physical condition, and the like of the user.
- a method of analyzing the mental state in addition to the method of selecting from the correspondence table as described above, an algorithm or the like that can directly calculate the mental state from the biological data can be used.
- the mobile phone 1 further includes a response information generation unit 21 and the psychological state analyzed as described above. Generates sentence data (text) as response information conforming to.
- the response information creation unit 21 responds to the analyzed psychological state, for example, if the user's mood is depressed, “encourages”
- a word or a sentence for response is created by using the word “easy” and displayed as if the mobile phone 1 sent it to the user.
- the words used for writing are classified into “encourage” and “comfort” and are prepared in the material word memory 22.
- a character such as a fictitious pet appearing on the screen of the device carries mail in a virtual world or receives mail addressed to a user from a character of a communication partner in combination with software.
- a sentence created with reference to the material word memory 22 is displayed as if transmitted from the character. For example, if the user is analyzed to be depressed, an email that encourages or comforts the user, and if the user is analyzed to be happy, the character will be pleased with it. It is an e-mail with such contents.
- the generated text data is displayed on the display unit 24 by the display device driver 23.
- the display unit 24 uses a liquid crystal display.
- the mobile phone 1 is generally controlled by a control unit 25 including a CPU, a ROM storing program / setting information for executing the operation of the CPU, and a RAM serving as a work area of the CPU. And accepts the user's instruction and selection from the operation input keys 26 as necessary. In some cases, processing corresponding to this input is performed.
- the control unit 25 uses a program stored in the ROM to create response information that matches the psychological state analyzed from the user's biometric data, and to extract characteristic words from sentences created by the user, as described below. Is performed.
- Each storage unit provided in the main body unit 10 is a semiconductor memory, but may be of any type as long as it can hold data. Further, each storage unit may be one in which a logical area of one recording medium is physically separated.
- the mobile phone 1 detects biometric data in step S1, and determines a psychological state in step S2 by associating the classification of the psychological state illustrated in FIG. 2 with the detected biometric data.
- the determined mental state is sent to the response information creating unit 21.
- the response information creating unit 21 selects a corresponding word from the material word memory 22 and creates a response sentence.
- the words used for the text creation are classified into "encourage 'consolation" and "approach” and prepared in the material word memory 22. For example, create a response sentence using words categorized as "encourage ⁇ comfort” if the user is depressed and "appropriate” if excited.
- the text created by the response information creation unit 21 is displayed on the liquid crystal display.
- the mobile phone 1 includes a characteristic word extracting unit 27, which extracts characteristic words frequently used by the user and stores them in the material word memory 22 in correspondence with the basic words prepared in advance.
- the feature word extraction unit 27 automatically registers a so-called user-specific dictionary.
- words stored in the material word memory 22 will be described with reference to FIG.
- the material word memory 22 for example, basic words classified into categories such as words representing a person and greetings are prepared, and the extracted characteristic words are stored in association with the categories.
- the word “konchiwa” is frequently used as a greeting word regardless of morning, day and night, and a part of the notation is written in katakana. If there is a habit of writing, the mobile phone 1 extracts this and stores it in the material word memory 22, so that when the response information creating unit 21 creates a sentence, for example, “Konchiwa! What's going on like this? " As described above, when creating a response sentence using the material word memory 22, the response information creating unit 21 combines the sentence example and the basic word prepared in advance with a word that the user frequently uses. Can create a response sentence that gives a more intimate feeling to the mobile phone 1 and the imaginary character displayed on the phone.
- the mobile phone 1 can produce an effect such that the mobile phone itself speaks or a message arrives from an imaginary pet according to the user's mental state. It is possible to improve the entertainment property of the device. For example, if the user quarrels with the call partner and feels uplifted, when the call ends, a sentence with the content of “appeased” is displayed according to the psychological state at this time. If the user quarrels with the other party and feels depressed on the contrary, when the call is finished, a sentence of "comfort” is displayed according to the psychological state at this time.
- the mobile phone 1 can be used as a broad communication tool beyond the framework of a simple electronic device by increasing the user's familiarity with the device.
- a communication system in which a server on a network has a material word memory and a response information creation function will be described with reference to FIG. This has the advantage that the structure of the mobile phone can be simplified. Note that the components denoted by the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 1 described above have the same functions, and the detailed description will be omitted.
- This communication system includes an antenna 11, a communication interface (I / F) 12, a transmission line coding / decoding unit 13, a microphone 14 as a receiver for inputting a user's voice, and a device for outputting voice.
- a speaker 15 an A / D conversion circuit 16 for converting a received voice signal into a digital signal, a D / A conversion circuit 17 for converting a digital signal into an analog signal, and a sensor unit 18 for detecting biometric data of a user.
- a sensor data analyzing unit 19 that extracts a characteristic signal pattern from the biological data detected by the sensor unit 18 and analyzes a mental state corresponding to the signal pattern, a mental state memory 20 referenced by the sensor data analyzing unit 19,
- the mobile phone 2 includes a control unit 25 that controls and controls these components, an operation input key 26 that receives a user's operation input, a display device driver 23, and a display unit 24.
- the communication system also receives a mental state sent from the mobile phone 2 and transmits a response information to be displayed on the mobile phone 2, and a mental state sent from the mobile phone 2.
- a response information generation unit 32 that generates response information in response to it, a material word memory 33 that is referred to by the response information generation unit 32, and overall control of these components to match the mental state sent from the mobile phone 2.
- a control unit 34 for executing control for creating the response information and sending the response information to the mobile phone 2.
- the server device 30 is connected to the mobile phone 2 via a network 40 by wireless or by wire. .
- the server device 30 creates suitable response information and generates Since the mobile phone is sent back to the mobile phone 2, the mobile phone itself speaks according to the user's mental state, or a message from a fictitious pet, as in the case where the present invention is realized by the mobile phone alone. As a result, it is possible to improve the entertainment of the device and to simplify the configuration of the portable telephone.
- the sensor data analysis unit 19 and the psychological state memory 20 referred to in the analysis are provided on the server device side. You may. Further, a characteristic word extracting unit 35 for extracting characteristic words may be provided. As a result, the configuration of the mobile phone 2 can be further simplified, and the capacity of the mental state memory is not limited, so that more psychological state information for biometric data can be included.
- the response information created in conformity with the user's psychological state is a force S described as a sentence, a word or a series of words, or a so-called pictograph.
- these created words and sentences may be output as voice by text-to-speech synthesis processing.
- it may be an animation that changes the expression or behavior of the character according to the psychological state, or may be image data such as a landscape that calms the user. It may be audio data including a melody or music that softens or exaggerates the music. Of course, these may be combined as response information.
- data for audio output corresponding to pictograms, words and sentences, image materials for animation, image data for landscapes, audio data, and the like correspond to the material word memory 22 storing data for creating sentences.
- the information is prepared in the memory and extracted by the response information creating unit 21 to create information for a response.
- the form of the living body sensor may not be integrated with the main body 10 as described in this specific example.
- the data obtained by independently detecting only the sensor section can be transmitted to the mobile phone 1, not only the biometric data obtained by contact but also more biometric data can be obtained.
- Wear That is, sweating, heartbeat, pulse, respiration obtained from biological phenomena such as heart pulsation, respiration, blood saturated oxygen concentration, eye movement, cerebral blood flow, brain activity, body movement, etc. , Blinks, eye movements, fixation time, pupil size, blood pressure, EEG, body movement, body position, skin temperature, skin electrical resistance, MV (microvibration), myoelectric potential, SPO (blood
- a sensor that can detect oxygen saturation is applicable. Another example of the biological sensor that can be used in the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
- the sensors used in the sensor unit 18 include, for example, a blood flow meter 101, an electroencephalograph 102, an eye movement sensor 103, an electrocardiograph 104, a vibration gyro 105, an acceleration sensor 106, a muscle sound meter 107, and a skin temperature sensor 108. , A body motion acceleration sensor 109, a skin conductivity sensor 110, a foot pressure sensor 111, a pulse meter 112, and the like.
- the blood flow meter 101 emits infrared light to the human body, and measures the blood flow in the brain and the concentration of oxygen in the blood by reflecting the infrared light.
- the electroencephalograph 102 measures an electroencephalogram such as a spike or a / 3 wave based on a current flowing in the brain.
- the eye movement sensor 103 is attached to the head and measures the vibration frequency component of the eye based on the head voltage. Alternatively, the movement of the user's eyeball may be detected by a video camera.
- the electrocardiograph 104 measures the heart rate based on the current transmitted by the myocardium.
- the vibrating gyro 105 measures chest movement and respiratory rate based on angular velocity.
- the muscle sound meter 107 measures fine body vibrations generated during muscle contraction of the human body, and measures muscle sounds that are considered to be related to fatigue.
- Skin temperature sensor 108 measures body temperature.
- Skin conductivity sensor 110 measures the amount of perspiration based on the skin electrical resistance.
- the foot pressure sensor 111 detects a moving distance and a movement between persons.
- Some of these biosensors, such as wristband type and ring type, are lightweight and can be worn on the body. If the sensor can be provided in the operation part of the device, the biometric data can be measured when the user touches the operation part to operate the device. Also, for example, biometric information can be analyzed by analyzing the characteristics of a user's voiceprint from voice data input to a mobile phone.
- the present invention is not limited to a portable telephone, and particularly, by applying the present invention to an electronic device that is always carried by a user, the entertainment of the electronic device can be improved. As a result, the user's familiarity with electronic devices can be increased, and it can be used as a broad communication tool that goes beyond the framework of simple electronic devices.
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