WO2006067930A1 - 映像表示装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention is an image having a function of displaying an image only on one eye, such as a head mounted display that is mounted on the head and has a function of displaying an image on one eye.
- the present invention relates to an image display device.
- a spectacle type that observes an image displayed on a display device such as a liquid crystal panel (LCD) as a virtual image enlarged through an optical system having an eyepiece or a half mirror.
- LCD liquid crystal panel
- Various video display devices have been proposed and are called wearable displays. Of these, the one that is worn on the head is called a head-mounted display.
- Head-mounted displays are often configured to be mounted on the head in a form wound around the head, and are compatible with either the binocular type in which a video display system is formed at a position corresponding to both eyes or one of the left and right eyes.
- the binocular type is used mainly for the purpose of enjoying video.
- One-eye type devices are expected to be used as display devices such as wearable personal computers and display devices for displaying instructions to workers. Examples of such systems are known as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open Nos. 8-3005 298 and 2004-0207 847.
- the display unit 31 is a display means for displaying an image.
- the display unit 31 displays an image only on the left eye LI of the wearer M.
- the display part 31 is supported by the mounting part 33 via a support part 32 which is a support means.
- the attachment part 3 3 can be attached to the front surface of the head H, that is, a position that does not touch the face F.
- the mounting portion 3 3 has two holding portions 3 4 and 3 5 disposed on the head H of the wearer M, and a connecting portion 3 6 that connects the holding portion 3 4 and the holding portion 3 5. Yes.
- the holding portion 35 is fixed to the connecting portion 36 via the connecting portion 37 and is disposed at the position of the ear Y on both sides of the face F.
- the connecting portion 36 is located on the opposite side of the face F ⁇ occipital region H B.
- the connecting portion 36 is formed in a curved shape along the back of the head ⁇ ⁇ .
- the connecting part 36 is made of, for example, an elastic resin.
- the holding unit 35 is provided with a speaker 38 as an audio output means.
- the support part 32 can move horizontally from the position where the display part 31 is placed in front of the left eye LI of the wearer's eyelid to the back of the head through the side of the head.
- the support portion 32 is formed in a curved shape along the side of the head.
- the support part 32 is made of, for example, an elastic resin.
- the support part 32 can be moved along the side of the head.
- the support portion 32 can be accommodated in the connecting portion 36 of the mounting portion 33 and can be moved along the connecting portion 36.
- Such head-mounted displays are also manufactured that can be carried.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an outline of the internal structure of the display unit 31. In FIG.
- (a) is a vertical cross-sectional view (BB cross-sectional view of (b)), and (b) is a flat cross-sectional view (A-A cross-sectional view of (a)).
- the lower side of (b) is the user's face direction.
- An optical element 43 for enlarging and displaying the image on the liquid crystal panel 44 is displayed.
- the optical element 43 is, for example, a lens (aspheric lens) in which a substrate lens and an ultraviolet curable resin are in close contact with each other.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 1 1-2 8 1 9 2 2 discloses a method of dimming with a filter in front of an eye not displaying an image. Yes. However, in this method, the external scenery looks dark, which causes another problem of danger such as a collision. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances. Even if the appearance of the outside scenery (the outside world) changes while avoiding that the outside scenery looks dark, the user's concentration is directed outward. It is an object to provide a video display device that is difficult to achieve.
- a first means for solving the above-mentioned problem is a video display device having a display unit and an eyepiece optical system that projects the video displayed on the display unit to one eye, at a predetermined timing.
- a video display device comprising video changing means for giving a video change that can be recognized by a user to the video displayed on the display unit.
- this means has a function to give a video change that can be recognized by the user to the displayed video at a predetermined timing, the user's attention can be directed to the display video.
- the second means for solving the problem is that the image changing means is the original means.
- a process for changing a video, replacing a part of the original video with another video, or superimposing another video on the original video is performed. 1.
- the video display device according to 1.
- a third means for solving the problem is the second means, wherein the video changing means has a function of giving the video change at a timing according to an input from a user. It is what.
- the timing when the user performs an operation on the operation device can be considered.
- the fourth means for solving the problem is the second means, wherein the video changing means has a function of giving the video change at a specified time interval. It is.
- the image change is given at a specified time interval, so that the user's attention is periodically directed to the display image so that the user's attention is not easily separated from the display image. be able to.
- a fifth means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the second means, and has a function of determining a timing for giving the video change based on video information scheduled to be displayed after the present time. It is a feature.
- the user cannot concentrate on the screen easily when the displayed image is a low-contrast image or an image with few patterns. Therefore, pre-load the video before the current display point, and change the video to be displayed before the video that prevents the user from concentrating on the screen is displayed. Prevents you from being unable to concentrate on the screen.
- a sixth means for solving the above problem is any one of the second means to the fifth means, wherein an image that is displayed at a predetermined timing is not changed to an original image. It has a function to return to is there.
- a seventh means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the sixth means, a function for returning the displayed video to the original video that does not change the video at a timing according to the input from the user. It is characterized by having.
- An eighth means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the sixth means, wherein the displayed video is changed from the original that does not give the video change after a lapse of a specified time from the timing when the video change is given. It is characterized by having a function to return to video.
- a ninth means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the sixth means, based on the video information scheduled to be displayed after the present time, the displayed video is the original video that does not change the video. It is characterized by having a function to determine the timing to return to.
- Video that is ahead of the current display point is read in advance, and the image is less affected by the background (the external environment seen by the non-imaged eye) (the user can concentrate on the screen) If an image that is not easily affected is displayed, the change in the image to be displayed is restored before the image that is less likely to be affected. Can suppress unnaturalness. In addition, the change in the image can be stopped in as short a time as possible so that it becomes difficult to get used to the change in the image so that the user can watch.
- the tenth means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the sixth means, and based on the video information displayed in the past, the displayed video is changed to the original video that does not change the video. It has a function to determine the timing to return To do.
- the memory for recording the already displayed video or the feature amount extracted from the video (screen contrast and brightness, screen complexity (MTF value, etc.), etc.) And confirmed that an image (image that allows the user to concentrate on the screen) is displayed that is not easily affected by the background (the appearance of the outside world seen by the eye not viewing the image) for a certain period of time. You may restore the video later.
- the first means for solving the problem is any one of the second means to the tenth means, and the change to the original image displayed by the image changing means is as follows. It is characterized by at least one of the changes in brightness, chromaticity, contrast, T / correction value, and edge enhancement of the displayed image.
- the image stimulus to be displayed should be made stronger.
- a method of strengthening image stimulation a method that enhances at least one of image brightness, chromaticity, contrast, ⁇ correction value, and edge enhancement can be realized without increasing the comparative circuit configuration. Can do.
- a first means for solving the problem is any one of the second means to the 109 means, wherein the change to the original video displayed by the video changing means is performed. , At least a part of the screen is enlarged or reduced.
- the first to third means for solving the above-mentioned problems are the first to the second means.
- the video changing means may be another video that is replaced with the original video by the video changing means, or another video that is superimposed on the original video by the video changing means. It is characterized by having a function of changing at least one of size, display position, and video content with time.
- the 14th means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the above-mentioned 1st-3 means, wherein another video to be replaced with the original video or another video to be superimposed on the original video is a screen.
- the image is line-symmetric with respect to the center, and the change in the display position is a reciprocating motion that maintains a line-symmetric relationship with the screen center.
- the means is the first means, wherein a change in the display position of another video to be replaced with the original video or another video to be superimposed on the original video is a motion that moves around the periphery of the screen. It is characterized by being.
- the 16th means for solving the above problem is the above 15th means.
- the movement around the outer periphery of the screen is characterized by starting from the vicinity of the center of the screen and moving around the outer periphery of the screen as one cycle.
- the 17th means for solving the problem is any one of the 2nd means to the 16th means, wherein the original video is replaced with another video, or the original video Another image superimposed on the image is at least one of a character image and an image image related to the displayed image.
- the eighteenth means for solving the problem is any one of the second means to the fourteenth means, and the video changing means is another video that is replaced with the original video. Or another image superimposed on the original image is displayed on at least one of a low-luminance part of the original video or a part with little change in the video.
- the attention will deviate from the screen, and the entire screen will not be invisible, but only a part of the screen will be replaced with the background (the appearance of the outside world seen by the eye that is not displaying the image). May appear.
- the part of the screen that appears to be replaced is often a part where the brightness of the screen is low and there is little change in the image (pattern change or movement). By superimposing, even the cutting of the image can be minimized.
- the nineteenth means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the first to first means.
- the content of the video change by the video change means changes according to the usage time or the number of times of use of the video display device.
- the 20th means for solving the problem is the first means or the second means, wherein the predetermined timing is detected by an environment information detecting mechanism for detecting external environment information. It is characterized by being determined by information.
- the video displayed on the display unit can be changed so that the user can recognize it.
- the 21st means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the 20th means, wherein the environmental information detection mechanism has at least a spatial light quantity distribution or color distribution in substantially the same direction as the optical system.
- a light quantity distribution detector that detects one of the light quantity distributions or color distributions detected by the light quantity distribution detector, and when the temporal change of the distribution exceeds a certain threshold, the predetermined timing is set. It is a feature.
- the user can recognize the image displayed on the display unit when the light distribution detected by the light distribution detector or the color distribution and the temporal change of the distribution exceed a certain threshold. It is possible to give such image changes.
- the second means for solving the problem is the second means, wherein the light quantity or color distribution detected by the light quantity distribution detector is small. At least in the center of the detection range of the light quantity distribution of the environmental information detection mechanism with respect to a spatial change on one side, the sensitivity becomes higher.
- the human eye is more sensitive to spatial changes in light intensity or color distribution at the center of the eye. Therefore, in this means, the characteristics of the environmental information detection mechanism can be brought close to the characteristics of the human eye.
- a second means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the second means, wherein the environmental information detecting mechanism is adapted to the temporal change of the light quantity distribution detected by the light quantity distribution detector.
- the area around the light intensity distribution detection range is characterized by higher sensitivity to changes in high frequency.
- the human eye is more sensitive to changes in the light distribution over time. Therefore, in this means, the characteristics of the environment information detection mechanism can be brought close to those of the human eye.
- a 24th means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the 2nd means, wherein the threshold value changes according to a luminance distribution of a displayed image or a temporal change of the luminance distribution. It is characterized by.
- the threshold value is changed according to the luminance distribution of the displayed image or the temporal change of the luminance distribution, so it is possible to deal with human consciousness.
- the twenty-fifth means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the above-mentioned twenty-fourth means, in which at least one spatial change in the brightness or color distribution of the displayed image is centered on the screen.
- the characteristic is that the degree of influence on the change in threshold is increased.
- the human eye is more sensitive to spatial changes in light intensity or color distribution at the center of the eye. Therefore, this measure uses special features of the environmental information detection mechanism. Sex can be close to the characteristics of the human eye.
- the 26th means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the above-mentioned 24th means, with respect to the temporal change of the luminance distribution of the displayed image, against the change of high frequency as the periphery of the screen. Therefore, the degree of influence on the change in threshold is increased.
- the human eye is more sensitive to changes in the light distribution over time. Therefore, in this means, the characteristics of the environment information detection mechanism can be brought close to those of the human eye.
- the 27th means for solving the above-mentioned problem is the above-mentioned second 1st means, which is an input that allows the user to input whether or not it is an appropriate timing with respect to a given video change. And having a function of changing the threshold value according to the result input from the input unit.
- a twenty-eighth means for solving the problem is the twenty-seventh means, an input device for notifying the input unit that a change has not occurred when a change is required, and a change It is characterized by having at least two input devices that let you know that changes have occurred when they are not needed.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a head mount display as an example of an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2 shows how to replace a part of the original video with another video, It is a figure which shows the example which superimposes an image
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a part of the original video is replaced with another video or another video is superimposed on a part of the original video.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a part of the original video is replaced with another video or another video is superimposed on a part of the original video.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a part of the original video is replaced with another video or another video is superimposed on a part of the original video.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example in which character data is superimposed on the original video.
- Figure 7 shows an overview of a head-mounted display.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an outline of the internal structure of the display unit 31. Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention ⁇
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a head mount display as an example of an embodiment of the present invention.
- the head mounted display is composed of a main body 1 attached to the head, a control part 2 attached to a part other than the head, a media player part 3 and an operation part 4.
- the main body 1 has a display element 5 made of LCD that forms an image, a pack light 6 that shines light on the display element, and an L C t) dryino 7 that operates the LCD.
- a virtual image of an image displayed in LCD by an eyepiece optical system (not shown) is projected onto the user's eyes.
- the control unit 2 includes a CPU 8 that controls the entire control, an image processing unit 9 that performs image processing, a frame memory that stores video signals from the media player unit 3 and sends them to the image processing unit 9, and a timer circuit 1 1.
- Built-in player controller 12 that controls the media player unit 3 in response to a signal from the CPU 8.
- the video signal from media player part 3 The image is processed by the image processing unit 9 via the memory 10, and the LCD driver 7 is operated by a control signal from the image processing unit 9 to form an image to be displayed on the display element 5.
- the image formed by the display element 5 is projected onto the user's eyes by an optical system (not shown).
- the head mounted display of the present embodiment has various functions to attract the user's attention to the display image. Examples are described below.
- the CPU 8 when the CPU 8 receives a signal at a predetermined interval from the timer circuit 11 or when the operation unit 4 is operated (for example, the switch is pressed), the CPU 8 receives a signal.
- the CPU 8 sends a signal to the image processing unit 9, and the image processing unit 9 performs image processing on the video signal input from the media player part 3 via the frame memory 10 to the image processing unit 9, Changes the video signal.
- the image processing unit 9 performs image processing on the video signal input from the media player part 3 via the frame memory 10 to the image processing unit 9, Changes the video signal.
- the image processing unit 9 performs image processing on the video signal input from the media player part 3 via the frame memory 10 to the image processing unit 9, Changes the video signal.
- the image processing unit 9 performs image processing on the video signal input from the media player part 3 via the frame memory 10 to the image processing unit 9, Changes the video signal.
- the image processing unit 9 performs image processing on the video signal input from the media player part 3 via the frame memory 10 to the image processing unit
- the display screen is enlarged or reduced. This method is particularly effective when a static screen is displayed. As a result, the user feels that the appearance of the display screen has changed, and concentrates his attention on the display screen.
- a video different from the original video supplied from the media player unit 3 is displayed superimposed on the original video or replaced with a part of the original video.
- Superimposition means that another video is translucent and the original video This is equivalent to displaying the images superimposed on each other.
- a part of the original image (South America map) displayed on screen 21 is replaced with black line 22 and displayed. Further, the black line may be reciprocated left and right as indicated by arrows. In this way, the user feels that the display screen has changed and concentrates his attention on the display screen.
- the display position of another video is changed, but another video may be displayed and its size and display content may be changed with time.
- a frame-like separate image 25 may be displayed so as to surround the peripheral edge of the screen. In this way, it is possible to display another video 25 (replacement or superimposition with the original video) while leaving the main part of the original video displayed on the screen. Furthermore, if this separate image is moved around as shown by the arrow in Fig. 4, it will attract the user's attention.
- another video 26 is started from the center of the screen and advanced to the vicinity of the outer periphery of the screen, and then the movement is repeated so as to make one round of the peripheral edge of the screen. Also good.
- the video source of these different videos 26 may be the original video, or the original video may be reduced to create another video 26, or a part of the original video may be cut out. Create another video 2 6 Also good.
- characters 27 relating to the displayed image may be displayed.
- another image related to the displayed image may be used. In this way, the user can concentrate on the displayed image without feeling uncomfortable.
- another video that can be replaced with the original video can be obtained by reducing the low-luminance part of the original video and the parts with little video change. Both may be displayed on one side.
- the entire screen does not disappear, but only a part of the screen appears to replace the background (the appearance of the outside world seen by the eye that is not displaying the video).
- the part of the screen that can be replaced is often a part where the brightness of the screen is low and there is little change in the image (pattern change or movement). Or by superimposing, it is possible to minimize the cut-off of the video.
- a part of the original video supplied from the media player unit 3 can be replaced with another video, or another video can be superimposed on the original video. It can be realized as a function.
- the replacement video is stored in the memory of C P U 8, and the display position is determined from another video and its position by issuing a command from C P U 8 to the image processing unit 9. '
- the original video to be displayed is supplied from the media player unit 3.
- the media player part 3 is displayed.
- the video stored in the memory of the CPU 8 may be supplied to the image processing unit 9 as the original video without using it.
- the timing of the image change may be generated when the CPU 8 receives a pulse transmitted from the timer circuit 11 1 at a predetermined interval, or the operation of the operation unit 4 is performed by the user. You can do this when the CPU 8 receives the signal sent by.
- the video information of the media player part 3 is prefetched by the CPU 8 so that the video to be displayed is changed before the video that does not allow the user to concentrate on the screen is displayed. May be. In general, the user cannot concentrate on the screen when the displayed video is low-contrast or has little pattern, etc. When it is known that the images are continuous, a change may be generated in the displayed video.
- Whether the displayed image is low contrast or has little pattern can be determined by examining the luminance distribution of the screen, the frequency distribution of the chromaticity, and the spatial frequency distribution of the image.
- the timing for returning the changed video to the original video may be returned when a predetermined time has elapsed after the change (determined based on the signal from the timer circuit 11), or the user can operate the operation unit 4 from the operation unit 4. You may make it return at the timing which input.
- the video information of the media player part 3 may be prefetched by the CPU 8 and a change may be generated in the video to be displayed before the video that allows the user to concentrate on the screen is displayed. .
- the user can concentrate on the screen easily when the displayed video is high contrast or has a lot of patterns. As a result of analysis by the CPU 8, such video continues for a predetermined time. If you find out, you can restore the original video.
- Whether the displayed image is high contrast or has many patterns This can be determined by examining the frequency distribution of the brightness of the screen, the frequency distribution of the chromaticity, and the spatial frequency distribution of the video.
- a change may be generated in the displayed image.
- video information displayed in the past is stored in the frame memory or CUP 8, and the CPU 8 analyzes that a predetermined number of such videos have continued, and such videos continue for a predetermined time. If you find out, you can restore the original video.
- the brain wave may be examined to infer whether or not the user is concentrated on the screen.
- the movement of the superimposed image can be increased, the color can be flashy, and the display time or the number of movements can be increased.
- the speed of movement human movement is generally known to be sensitive to movements of 2 to 3 ° / second, so it is recommended to approach this speed as the number of uses increases. Good.
- the change to the video is determined simply by the number of times used and the time used.
- the change according to the continuous use time of the head mount display may be changed.
- the continuous driving time of the media player 3 is detected by the CPU 8 and is used as the continuous usage time of the head mounted display. Then, according to the continuous use time, the color flashiness, the size of the motion of the superimposed image, the display time and the number of movements are increased.
- the unused period is calculated by detecting the time interval between the playback end time when the media player 3 was used last time and the playback start time again. Then, the degree of change of the image may be changed according to the shortness of the unused period. In this case, the stop time at the previous use of the media player 3 is recorded in the memory in the CPU 8. Then, the shortness of the unused period can be detected by comparing the reproduction start time with CPU8. The degree of video change is determined in C P U 8 according to this unused period.
- usage time, usage count, continuous usage time, and unused period are not limited to the method in which the CPU 8 detects the driving time, time, and usage count of the media player 3, and images from the frame memory 10 are used.
- the CPU 8 may count or detect these times, times, and times depending on the presence or absence of a signal input to the processing device 9.
- the human eye consists of two types of photoreceptors called cones and rods.
- a cone is a cell involved in color detection, while a rod has no ability to detect color but has a high ability to detect brightness.
- the cones are distributed on the retina as follows. Near the center of the retina, the density of the cones is high, but the density decreases rapidly as you go to the periphery. On the other hand, the density of the enclosure is not high near the center, but is higher than that of the periphery. Therefore, the cones are very densely distributed in the center of the retina, so the resolution of the eyes is high, and when an object moves in front of the eyes, the consciousness is transferred there. The possibility of moving is increased.
- the density of the rod around the retina is high, so it is sensitive to changes in brightness. If there is a flashing light, there is a high possibility that the consciousness will move there. Therefore, in determining the threshold for changing the image, it is possible to express, for example, as follows using the sensitivity of the eyes.
- a CCD camera is used in place of the eyes (the eyes not wearing the video display device).
- the distance from the center of the image observed with the CCD camera is r
- the sensitivity distribution for the spatial brightness change of the cone is fl ( r )
- the sensitivity distribution for the spatial brightness change of the rod is f2 ( r)
- the sensitivity distribution with respect to the change in temporal luminance of the cone g l (r)
- the sensitivity distribution with respect to the change in temporal luminance of the rod g2 (r)
- the sensitivity t ( ⁇ + fi W ⁇ h ( r ) + ⁇ Si ( r ) + ⁇ 2 W ⁇ k (r ) dr ⁇ ⁇ 'given by (1)
- h (r) for example, the difference of each frame obtained from the CCD camera within the specified time may be used, or the phase component when two-dimensional Fourier transform is performed
- k (r) may be a Fourier transform of the luminance change obtained during a certain period of time, and the magnitude of the non-DC component may be used.
- Equation (1) may be used as it is, but in this case, fl), f2 (r), gl (r) Determine the value of g2 (r). That is, fl (r) is larger than f2 (r), and both are set so that the value decreases as r increases. Also, gl (r) is larger than g2 (r), and both are set to increase as r increases.
- the sensitivity at the center of the screen increases with respect to the spatial change in the luminance distribution of the image captured by the CCD camera, and the sensitivity increases at the center of the screen with respect to temporal changes. . If the change in sensitivity increases, it is easy to exceed the threshold. Become.
- the above example uses the spatial distribution of the light quantity and the spatial distribution of the color, and although this is a method that takes sensitivity into consideration, the sensitivity and threshold may be determined simply based on temporal changes in the brightness of the entire screen. In this case, it is equivalent to using a simple optical sensor, and changes in the brightness of the liquid crystal and the changes in the brightness of the background image will change the image.
- the sensitivity calculated from the information obtained from the CCD camera and the threshold value determined from the display image on the liquid crystal panel differ depending on the user's optimum value, so the image may change unintentionally. It is done. Therefore, a switch is prepared for the user to input whether it is timely or not. If it is not timely, buoyback the results.
- a neural network may be used to correct the sensitivity and threshold by feedback. In addition, by preparing two input devices that inform you that no change has occurred when change is necessary, and an input device that informs you that a change has occurred when no change is required, Efficient learning.
- changes to the image may include, for example, turning off the backlight, displaying text, and scrolling.
- the user can display useful information for the user such as the current time, outside temperature, current location, etc., or information related to the displayed image, such as movie casting.
- useful information for the user such as the current time, outside temperature, current location, etc., or information related to the displayed image, such as movie casting.
- the feeling of discomfort given can be alleviated.
- Scrolling up and down in the same way as a normal movie makes it more difficult to feel uncomfortable.
- the video display device described above can achieve a great effect when used in a portable display device that can be viewed with one eye, for example. For example, if you ride on a moving body such as a train while watching on a portable display device, the scenery of the car window changes rapidly, and attention to the image displayed on the display device becomes difficult. Therefore, if a portable display device equipped with this video display device is used, it is possible to shift attention to the outside scenery to display on the display without any stress.
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