WO2013042394A1 - Dispositif d'entrée pour pavé tactile, programme, procédé de traitement de données et dispositif de traitement de données - Google Patents

Dispositif d'entrée pour pavé tactile, programme, procédé de traitement de données et dispositif de traitement de données Download PDF

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WO2013042394A1
WO2013042394A1 PCT/JP2012/059410 JP2012059410W WO2013042394A1 WO 2013042394 A1 WO2013042394 A1 WO 2013042394A1 JP 2012059410 W JP2012059410 W JP 2012059410W WO 2013042394 A1 WO2013042394 A1 WO 2013042394A1
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  • the present invention relates to an input device for a touch pad and a program for instructing a computer to perform predetermined processing in accordance with the input device.
  • the user can touch the displayed button to cause the computer to perform a process corresponding to the button, or to draw a line or a figure at the touched position.
  • Input operation can be performed.
  • touch panels called multi-touch panels capable of simultaneously detecting multiple touches are becoming popular.
  • the image displayed at the touched position can be enlarged by moving the fingers in the opening direction.
  • Various input operations such as rotating and displaying an image displayed at a touched position by an operation of moving these fingers to rotate on the panel are possible.
  • Patent Document 1 when a user performs a specific operation such as an operation of sliding on a panel in the shape of a hand holding a pen, input to the multi-touch panel by the specific operation.
  • a specific operation such as an operation of sliding on a panel in the shape of a hand holding a pen
  • input to the multi-touch panel by the specific operation There has been proposed an apparatus that specifies what operation the user is performing from the positional relationship of the multiple points and the relationship of the magnitude of the pressing force, and performs processing according to the specified operation.
  • a multi-touch pad (including a multi-touch panel which is a panel display provided with a multi-touch pad) has a variety of inputs compared to, for example, a single touch pad (a touch pad that detects only one touch position at a time). Since the operation can be transmitted to the computer, if an application program that instructs the computer to perform processing is displayed so that an appropriate response image is displayed for the data input by the user's operation, it functions as an extremely excellent man-machine interface. To do.
  • the object of the present invention is to provide means for allowing a multi-touch pad to function as a more user-friendly man-machine interface without any particular changes to such an existing multi-touch pad.
  • the present invention provides: Comprising a plurality of contact portions for allowing the multi-touch pad to detect the contact or proximity position by contacting or approaching the multi-touch pad; Provided is an input device in which at least two of the plurality of contact portions are arranged so as to simultaneously contact or approach the multi-touch pad while maintaining a predetermined positional relationship with each other (first embodiment) .
  • the plurality of contact portions may be arranged on one end surface perpendicular to the cylindrical axial direction of the main body portion (second embodiment).
  • a configuration in which a predetermined positional relationship between the at least two contact portions can be changed by a predetermined operation on the input device by a user may be employed (fourth embodiment).
  • the plurality of contact portions are arranged on a convexly curved surface in a use state, A contact portion that simultaneously contacts or approaches the multi-touch pad when a portion of the convexly curved surface in the use state is in proximity to the multi-touch pad in a region where the plurality of contact portions are disposed.
  • the positional relationship between at least two contact portions arranged in the predetermined positional relationship included in the area and the one in the region where the plurality of contact portions are arranged among the convexly curved surfaces in the use state At least two contact portions arranged in the predetermined positional relationship included in a contact portion that is in contact with or close to the multi-touch pad at the same time when another portion different from the portion is brought close to the multi-touch pad
  • a configuration in which the plurality of contact portions are arranged so as to differ from each other may be employed (sixth embodiment).
  • the fifth or sixth embodiment described above It has a thin bag-shaped main body that can be attached to the fingertip, Of the external surface of the main body, when the fingertip on which at least the main body is mounted is brought close to the multi-touch pad, the plurality of contacts are placed on a region that may contact or approach the multi-touch pad.
  • positioned may be employ
  • At least a part of the surface comprises a body part comprising the shape of at least part of the side surface of the cylinder, the side surface of the cone and the outer surface of the sphere;
  • the plurality of contact portions may be disposed on a portion of the surface of the main body portion that has at least a part of the side surface of the column, the side surface of the cone, and the outer surface of the sphere (first). 8 embodiments).
  • the present invention also provides: A contact portion that allows the multi-touch pad to detect the contact or proximity position by contacting or approaching the multi-touch pad; When the contact portion is in contact with or in proximity to the multi-touch pad, the contact portion has a predetermined shape such that the position detected by the multi-touch pad by the contact portion indicates a line or a region having a predetermined shape as a whole.
  • An input device having a surface shape is provided (a ninth embodiment).
  • the contact portion is composed of a plurality of contact portions having the predetermined surface shapes different from each other, The plurality of contact portions are arranged on a convexly curved surface in a use state, When an arbitrary portion in the region where the plurality of contact portions are arranged in a convexly curved surface in the use state is brought close to the multi-touch pad, at least one contact among the plurality of contact portions.
  • a configuration may be adopted in which the plurality of contact portions are arranged so that the portions always contact or approach the multi-touch pad (the eleventh embodiment).
  • the tenth or eleventh embodiment described above It has a thin bag-shaped main body that can be attached to the fingertip, Of the external surface of the main body, when the fingertip on which at least the main body is mounted is brought close to the multi-touch pad, the plurality of contacts are placed on a region that may contact or approach the multi-touch pad.
  • positioned may be employ
  • At least a part of the surface comprises a body part comprising the shape of at least part of the side surface of the cylinder, the side surface of the cone and the outer surface of the sphere;
  • the plurality of contact portions may be disposed on a portion of the surface of the main body portion that has at least a part of the side surface of the column, the side surface of the cone, and the outer surface of the sphere (first). 13 embodiments).
  • a configuration may be employed in which a display or shape for enabling the user to distinguish the input device from other similar input devices is formed so that the user can visually recognize the input device from the outside (fifteenth embodiment).
  • the present invention also provides: To a computer connected to the multi-touch pad, Storing one or more positional relationship data indicating the positional relationship of two or more points each, and storing one or more data in association with the positional relationship data for each of the one or more positional relationship data; A process of acquiring from the multi-touch pad a position data group consisting of two or more position data associated with each other indicating the position of each of two or more points indicating an arbitrary positional relationship; A process of searching for positional relation data indicating a positional relation indicated by a position data group acquired from the multi-touch pad from one or more positional relation data stored in the storing process; A process of reading one or more data stored in the storing process in association with the positional relationship data searched in the searching process; A program for executing a process according to one or more read data in the read process (sixteenth embodiment) is provided.
  • image data determined according to the specified direction is selected from a plurality of image data in a predetermined order, or by one image data
  • a configuration may be employed in which the computer executes the process of outputting to (Nineteenth embodiment).
  • a predetermined range based on the position where the object is displayed is the position of two or more points indicated by the position data group acquired in the process of acquiring
  • a configuration may be adopted in which the computer executes the predetermined process only when the direction specified in the process of specifying the direction is a predetermined direction (twentieth embodiment).
  • the computer connected to the multi-touch pad which is a touch panel for displaying an image Execute a process to display a predetermined image, Positions of two or more points indicated by the position data group acquired in the acquisition process among the predetermined images displayed in the display process as a process according to the direction specified in the process of specifying the direction
  • a configuration in which the computer executes a process of replacing and displaying the partial image displayed in the area specified by a partial image changed according to a predetermined rule corresponding to the direction specified in the process of specifying the direction It may be adopted (21st embodiment).
  • any of the sixteenth to twenty-second embodiments described above In the process of obtaining, causing the computer to execute a process of obtaining two or more position data groups, In the search process, for each of the two or more position data groups acquired in the acquisition process, the computer is caused to execute a search for the positional relationship data, In the reading process, with respect to each of the two or more positional relationship data searched in the searching process, the computer executes the reading of the one or more data, In the process according to the one or more read data, a configuration may be employed in which the computer executes a process according to one or more sets of one or more data read in the read process (a twenty-third embodiment). ).
  • the present invention also provides: A data processing device connected to the multi-touch pad stores one or more positional relationship data indicating the positional relationship between two or more points, and associates each of the one or more positional relationship data with the positional relationship data. Storing one or more data; The data processing device acquiring from the multi-touch pad a position data group consisting of two or more position data associated with each other indicating the position of each of two or more points indicating an arbitrary positional relationship; The data processing device searching for positional relationship data indicating the positional relationship indicated by the position data group acquired from the multi-touch pad from the one or more positional relationship data stored in the storing step; , The data processing device reads one or more data stored in the storing step in association with the positional relationship data searched in the searching step; A data processing method comprising: a step in which the data processing device executes a process according to one or more data read in the reading step (a twenty-fourth embodiment).
  • the present invention also provides: Storage means for storing one or more positional relationship data indicating a positional relationship between two or more points, and storing one or more data in association with the positional relationship data for each of the one or more positional relationship data;
  • An acquisition means for acquiring, from the multi-touch pad, a position data group composed of two or more position data associated with each other indicating the position of each of two or more points indicating an arbitrary positional relationship;
  • Search means for searching for positional relation data indicating the positional relation indicated by the positional data group acquired by the acquisition means from one or more positional relation data stored in the storage means; Reading means for reading out one or more data stored in the storage means in association with the positional relationship data searched by the search means;
  • a data processing device comprising: a process execution means for executing a process according to one or more data read by the read means (a twenty-fifth embodiment).
  • the user since a plurality of points in a predetermined positional relationship can be simultaneously indicated to the multi-touch pad, the user simply touches the multi-touch pad with the input device. It is possible to cause the data processing apparatus to execute processing according to the predetermined positional relationship.
  • the input device of the third embodiment of the present invention for example, by placing a contact portion of a positional relationship indicating the identification information of the trading card on the back surface of the trading card, the user can place it on the multi-touch pad.
  • a trading card By placing a trading card, it is possible to use a trading card such as displaying an image of a character corresponding to the trading card on a display device.
  • the user adjusts the distance between the two contact portions to a desired distance, and then touches the input device to the multi-touch pad so that the same length can be obtained.
  • An operation of repeatedly inputting a straight line or a circle with the same diameter to different positions can be easily performed.
  • the user touches the multi-touch pad with the touch part of the input device the user slides the position of a part of the touch part so that the instruction to continuously change the image displayed on the screen is displayed as data. This can be given to the processing device.
  • the shape of the input device is a stylus shape, and the rounded pen tip of the input device in which the contact portion is arranged is touched to the multi-touch pad.
  • two or more positions having a predetermined positional relationship can be input to the data processing apparatus. Therefore, for example, if the positional relationship between the contact portions arranged in each of the plurality of input devices is different, a different instruction can be given to the data processing apparatus depending on the input device to be used. Therefore, the user can perform an input operation such as, for example, drawing a red line in a pseudo manner using a red pen device and erasing it in a pseudo manner using an eraser input device.
  • the user can instruct predetermined processing for the data processing device by touching the multi-touch pad with the input device attached to the fingertip.
  • the data processing apparatus can recognize whether the operation is a finger. Also, by disposing contact portions with different positional relationships between one part and the other part of the input device worn on the same finger, for example, processing that differs depending on the operation that touches the flat of the finger and the operation that touches the edge Can be performed by the data processing apparatus.
  • the shape of the input device is a stylus shape, and the rounded pen tip of the input device in which the contact portion is arranged is touched to the multi-touch pad.
  • a predetermined shape can be input to the data processing device. Therefore, for example, if the shape of the contact portion arranged in each of the plurality of input devices is different, a different instruction can be given to the data processing apparatus depending on the input device to be used. Therefore, the user can perform an input operation such as, for example, drawing a red line in a pseudo manner using a red pen device and erasing it in a pseudo manner using an eraser input device.
  • the shape of the input device is a stylus shape
  • the rounded nib of the input device in which the contact portion is arranged is multi-touch pad at different angles.
  • a different instruction can be given to the data processing device by touching. For this reason, the user can perform an input operation such as, for example, drawing a pseudo line using one side of the pen tip of one pen-type device and erasing the pseudo line using the other side. Become.
  • the input device of the fourteenth embodiment of the present invention since the user can easily recognize the direction of the input device, for example, when the input device is touched on the multi-touch pad, the direction of the input device is different. By doing so, it is possible to cause the data processing apparatus to perform different processes.
  • the computer executes a predetermined process in response to a touch operation on the multi-touch pad of the input device according to the first or eighth embodiment of the present invention. be able to.
  • the door opens. It is possible to cause a computer to execute a process that simulates such an operation.
  • the volume of the sound to be reproduced can be executed by the computer.
  • the computer executes predetermined processes that are different depending on the combination of the input devices. Can be made.
  • the user uses the input device according to the first or ninth embodiment of the present invention. By touching the multi-touch pad, a predetermined process is executed by the data processing device.
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining a touch tool system according to a modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining a touch tool system according to a modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining a touch tool system according to a modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining a touch tool system according to a modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 12 is an external view of an input device according to a modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining a touch tool system according to a modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 14 is a diagram for explaining the structure of an input device according to a modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 14 is a diagram for explaining the structure of an input device according to a modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
  • a touch tool system 1 is a system that realizes a pseudo microscope or the like.
  • FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of the touch tool system 1.
  • the touch tool system 1 includes a tablet terminal 11 in which a multi-touch panel 111 and a computer 112 (not shown) connected to the multi-touch panel 111 are integrally housed in a flat housing, and a user inputs to the multi-touch panel 111.
  • an input device 12 which is a device for this purpose.
  • the multi-touch panel 111 is assumed to employ a projected capacitive method.
  • At least the surfaces of the main body part 121 and the contact part 122 are made of a conductive material (for example, a conductive plastic such as metal or polyacetylene, a plastic mixed with metal fibers, or the like). Therefore, when the user holds the input device 12 with his bare hand and touches the multi-touch panel 111 on the side where the contact part 122 of the input device 12 is arranged, the contact part 122 among the transparent electrodes covering the surface of the multi-touch panel 111. A high-frequency current due to the capacitance of the finger (user's human body) flows through the electrode at the part touched by.
  • the multi-touch panel 111 can identify which region on the multi-touch panel 111 is touched by each of the contact parts 122 by detecting the high-frequency current.
  • the multi-touch panel 111 outputs touch area data indicating the specified touched area (hereinafter referred to as “touch area”) to the computer 112. At that time, a plurality of area data indicating the areas touched simultaneously are output in association with each other.
  • the computer 112 acquires the touch area data output from the multi-touch panel 111, the computer 112 performs a predetermined process (described later) according to the acquired touch area data.
  • the touch area data is, for example, a collection of coordinate data indicating one or more points included in the touched area.
  • the format of the touch area data is not limited to the coordinate data group, and may be vector data, for example.
  • the touch area data is an example of position data indicating at least one position.
  • FIG. 2 illustrates an input device 12a for a microscope in FIG. 2 (a), and an input device 12b for a kaleidoscope in FIG. 2 (b).
  • the input device 12a and the input device 12b have the same basic configuration, and only the positional relationship of the contact portion 122 is different.
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically showing the data structure of the processing DB stored in the storage unit of the computer 112.
  • the processing DB is a collection of records corresponding to each of a plurality of input devices 12 having different arrangements of the contact parts 122, and each record includes data indicating the positional relationship of the three contact parts 122 of the corresponding input device 12.
  • a processing instruction field for storing a data group instructing a process to be executed by the computer 112 when the corresponding input device 12 is touched on the multi-touch panel 111.
  • the multi-touch panel 111 when the user touches the multi-touch panel 111 with the input device 12a, the multi-touch panel 111 generates three touch area data respectively indicating areas where the three contact portions 122 of the input device 12a are touched, and generates the generated three touch areas. Data is output to the computer 112 in association with each other (to indicate that it indicates an area touched at the same time).
  • the process execution unit performs a process according to the instruction by the data group delivered from the search unit.
  • the processing indicated by the data group is as follows.
  • (1) The sample list is displayed on the multi-touch panel 111.
  • (2) The same size image of the sample selected by the touch operation is displayed on the multi-touch panel 111.
  • (3) An enlarged image of a predetermined magnification (for example, 50 times) around the center of the circular area of the sample is displayed in a circular area (an area inside the main body 121) on the multi-touch panel 111 specified by the touch area data. .
  • (4-1) When new touch area data indicating that the touch area has moved in parallel is acquired, an enlarged image of the position of the sample after movement is displayed in a circular area specified by the touch area after movement.
  • the user can use the tablet terminal 11 as a pseudo microscope. That is, when the user touches the multi-touch panel 111 with the input device 12a, a list indicating the target samples that can be observed with a microscope is displayed on the multi-touch panel 111.
  • the multi-touch panel 111 displays the same size image of the selected sample, and the circular area inside the input device 12a includes An enlarged image of the portion of the sample located in the circular area is displayed. By looking into the input device 12a, the user can see the same image as when the sample is observed with a microscope.
  • 4 and 5 are diagrams schematically illustrating images displayed on the multi-touch panel 111 at that time.
  • the user can see the desired location of the sample to be observed at the desired magnification by touching the multi-touch panel 111 with the input device 12a and moving the input device 12a in parallel or rotating.
  • the computer 112 follows the scope application and performs processing DB (FIG. 5) by a series of processes similar to those described above with respect to the input device 12a.
  • the process according to the data group included in the process instruction field of the second record of 3) is executed.
  • the user can use the tablet terminal 11 as a pseudo kaleidoscope by touching the input device 12b. That is, when the user touches the multi-touch panel 111 with the input device 12 b, an image of a strip such as a bead or the like put in the barrel of the kaleidoscope is displayed on the multi-touch panel 111. When the user selects, with his / her finger, a desired number of strips to be placed in the lens barrel from those images, the strips are displayed in the circular area inside the input device 12b. An image that can be seen when looking through the kaleidoscope is displayed.
  • a kaleidoscope image that changes sequentially with the rolling movement of the strip in the lens barrel according to the direction and speed of the rotation is obtained.
  • the video is displayed in a circular area inside the input device 12b.
  • the user touches the multi-touch panel 111 with the input device 12b, makes a pseudo kaleidoscope with a favorite strip, and then rotates the input device 12b to view the kaleidoscope. it can.
  • the touch tool system 1 is made into various pseudo tools by changing the data stored in process DB variously. be able to.
  • Examples of such pseudo tools include: Telescope: An image seen through the night sky through the telescope is displayed in a circular area inside the input device 12. The observation location can be moved and the magnification can be changed in the same way as with a microscope.
  • Endoscope An image when the inside of a human body is viewed with an endoscope is displayed in a circular area inside the input device 12. The observation location can be moved and the magnification can be changed in the same way as with a microscope.
  • the depth of observation in the human body may be changeable.
  • the input device 12 has a cylindrical shape.
  • the input device 12 may have a cross-sectional shape other than the input device 12, such as a star-shaped cylindrical shape. It may be adopted as a shape.
  • FIG. 6A is an external view of the input device 22 used in the touch tool system 2
  • FIG. 6B is an example of the position of the contact portion 122 arranged on the touch surface of the input device 22. It is the figure shown by.
  • the input device 22 has the shape of a seal as a whole, and a plurality of contact portions 122 arranged in the positional relationship shown in FIG. 6B are provided on the bottom surface (the surface pressed against the paper surface when used). It has been.
  • the tablet terminal 11 displays an image of the electronic document selected by the user on the multi-touch panel 111 according to the application.
  • the computer 112 instructs the processing instruction corresponding to the positional relationship of the contact portion 122 of the input device 22 used for the stamping from the processing DB.
  • the following processing is performed according to the read processing instruction data group.
  • the electronic document data is edited so that the seal impression image indicated by the image data included in the processing instruction data group is displayed at the position and direction where the input device 22 is touched on the image of the electronic document.
  • a message digest of the data of the electronic document generated in (1) is generated using the encryption key included in the processing instruction data group.
  • the data of the stamped electronic document generated as described above is forbidden from any editing thereafter, and even if it is illegally edited, the illegal editing is detected based on the message digest.
  • a configuration in which the prohibition of editing is canceled by performing a touch operation with the input device 22 used again for the seal may be employed.
  • the user can electronically seal an electronic document simply by touching the input device 22 to the multi-touch panel 111.
  • the tablet terminal 11 displays, for example, a world map on the multi-touch panel 111 as a default image according to the application.
  • the computer 112 when the user places the input device 32 of the Eiffel Tower on the multi-touch panel 111, the computer 112 generates a processing instruction data group corresponding to the positional relationship of the contact portion 122 of the input device 32 placed on the multi-touch panel 111 from the processing DB.
  • the following processing is performed according to the read processing instruction data group.
  • (1) Read out the aerial photograph data around the coordinate data (in this case, the coordinates of the Eiffel Tower) included in the processing instruction data group, and read the photographic image indicated by the read out aerial photograph data with the touch position as the coordinate data. Position and display as indicated coordinates.
  • the video data included in the processing instruction data group is reproduced, and guidance is provided with moving images / still images and audio.
  • the touch tool system 3 described above can change its contents in various ways. For example, examples of such contents are described below.
  • Cooking guide By placing (or touching) the input device 32 on which a miniature model of food is attached on the multi-touch panel 111, guidance such as cooking points of the food according to the input device 32 used can be obtained.
  • a plurality of different food input devices 32 are placed (or touched) on the multi-touch panel 111 sequentially or simultaneously, a list of dishes using the plurality of ingredients is displayed, and a list of dishes selected from the list is displayed. The recipe is guided.
  • Participatory story 1 According to the app, the story is played with a video with sound (animation, movie, etc.) or a still image with sound (picture book, picture-story show, etc.).
  • the user touches the multi-touch panel 111 while the story is being played for example, at the transition of the scene, the user touches the multi-touch panel 111 with any of the input devices 32 to which the figures of the characters are attached.
  • a story with a character as a viewpoint is played back.
  • Participatory story 2 When the input device 32 with the animated character figure attached is touched on the multi-touch panel 111 on which the background image of the story is displayed according to the application, the animated character appears in the screen at the touched position and moves. Talk and talk. When touching with a plurality of input devices 32, a plurality of animation characters corresponding to them appear on the screen, and a story corresponding to the combination of the animation characters is reproduced.
  • Participatory game When a user touches the multi-touch panel 111 with an input device 32 to which a character figure is attached while a game such as a role-playing game or a battle game is in progress according to the application, the input device 32 corresponds to the input device 32 used. The character becomes a character in the game. After that, the user slides or rotates his / her input device 32 on the multi-touch panel 111 so that his / her character in the game starts a technique (in the case of a competitive game), and various items. You can continue traveling (in the case of role-playing games) while obtaining the
  • FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the appearance of a trading card type input device 32 and how to play a battle-type game using it.
  • FIGS. 9A and 9B show the appearance of the front surface and the back surface of the input device 32A owned by the user A
  • FIGS. 9C and 9D show the front surface of the input device 32B owned by the user B and The appearance of the back side is shown.
  • a plurality of contact portions 122 are arranged on the back surface of the input device 32, and their positional relationship differs between the input device 32A and the input device 32B. Yes. These positional relationships respectively indicate character identification information corresponding to the input device 32A and the input device 32B.
  • the user A and the user B each place their own input device 32 on the screen of the competitive game being executed according to the application on the tablet terminal 11 (FIG. 9 (e)), and press lightly from above as necessary. .
  • the tablet terminal 11 reads the position of each contact portion 122 of the input device 32, and the character data corresponding to the input device 32A and the input device 32B is read based on the positional relationship between the contact portions 122. .
  • FIG. 9F the character is displayed in the battle field of the battle game, and the battle between the characters is started.
  • the user slides and rotates the input device 32 on which images of various controllers such as a slide fader and a rotary knob of the acoustic mixer are printed on the multi-touch panel 111, so that the music being played can be reproduced. You can change the volume and change the effect of the effect on the sound and video.
  • Virtual key As schematically shown in FIG. 10, first, an image of a door with a keyhole is displayed on the multi-touch panel 111 according to the application.
  • This application has a key shape as a whole, and an input device 32 provided with a contact portion 122 whose end surface on the side to be inserted into the key hole has a key hole shape is used.
  • the input device 32 is displayed on the multi-touch panel 111 according to the operation.
  • the door is open, characters appear from inside, and bonus videos can be seen.
  • an input device 32 in which a plurality of contact parts 122 arranged in a positional relationship for identifying individual products is attached to the outside of a real product such as an eraser or a pencil. Be prepared.
  • a real product such as an eraser or a pencil.
  • the tablet terminal 11 stores page data (that is, image data indicating an image of the entire page) instructing display of each page of product guidance including a plurality of pages. Then, when the user presses the input device 32 against the multi-touch panel 111 and rotates it clockwise by a predetermined range, the page data of the next page of the currently displayed page is read, and the next page is Displayed on the touch panel 111. When the user rotates the input device 32 against the multi-touch panel 111 and rotates it counterclockwise by a predetermined range of angles, the page data of the previous page of the currently displayed page is read, and the previous page is Displayed on the touch panel 111.
  • page data that is, image data indicating an image of the entire page
  • the product guidance may be a video. Since the moving image is realized by the process of sequentially displaying still images arranged in time series, in this case, if the user rotates the input device 32 against the multi-touch panel 11, the moving image is fast-forwarded according to the operation. Playback, reverse playback, etc. will be performed.
  • the input device 42 shown in FIG. 12B has a conical shape, and the user rolls the curved side surface while touching the multi-touch panel 111, so that an elongated bar-shaped region having a predetermined length is formed. While inputting into the tablet terminal 11, the area
  • the input device 42 shown in FIG. 12C has a shape obtained by cutting a sphere in a plane, and the user rolls while touching the multi-touch panel 111 with the curved side surface so that the upper surface of the input device 42 is touched.
  • a line extending radially within a predetermined range in an arbitrary direction can be input to the tablet terminal 11 around a point on the multi-touch panel 111 positioned vertically below the center of the circle on the upper surface when horizontal.
  • a handle is provided on the center of the upper surface of the input device 42 shown in FIG. 12C so that the user can easily hold the input device 42 with a finger.
  • the input device 42 shown in FIG. 12D has a shape obtained by cutting a cylinder with a flat surface, and the user rolls the curved side surface while touching the multi-touch panel 111, so that the input device 42 has a predetermined length.
  • a bar-shaped area can be input to the tablet terminal 11 and the area can be moved within a predetermined range perpendicular to the longitudinal direction.
  • a handle is also provided on the center of the upper surface of the input device 42 shown in FIG. 12D so that the user can hold the input device 42 with his / her fingers.
  • FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of the touch tool system 4 using the input device 42 having the shape as described above.
  • the tablet terminal 11 functions as a cooking game machine.
  • the user touches, for example, a cylindrical input device 42 shown in FIG. 12A on an image of an elastic food such as noodle dough displayed on the multi-touch panel 111 and rolls it while pressing it.
  • the noodle dough in the screen is stretched according to the rolling direction and the pressing strength.
  • the input device 42 functions as an input device that continuously and repeatedly inputs a region having the same shape, for example, an elongated bar-shaped region.
  • the input device 42 illustrated in FIG. 14 has a structure that can be used as an input device that inputs different information depending on the touched position.
  • An input device 42 as shown in FIG. 14 can be used as a joystick, for example, in a music video creation device realized by the touch tool system 3 described above.
  • an input device 52 in the form of various writing tools such as a black pencil type, a red pencil type, and an eraser type is used. You can write and erase letters and pictures.
  • a set of a plurality of contact parts 122 arranged in the same positional relationship is repeatedly arranged on the rounded surface near one end of these input devices 52.
  • the density (the size of the set) in the arrangement of the contact portions 122 is set so that at least one of the plurality of sets is always included in the touch area. ) Is small enough.
  • FIG. 15D shows a black / red combined pencil type input device 52.
  • the rounded surface in the vicinity of one end of the input device 52 is divided into two regions shown generally on the left and right in FIG. 15D.
  • the left region is a contact portion 122 for a red pencil.
  • a set of contact parts 122 for black pencils is arranged in the right region.
  • FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating an example of the appearance of the input device 62 and the touch tool system 6 using the input device 62.
  • the input device 62 includes a bag-shaped main body portion 621 that fits a finger made of, for example, thin conductive silicone rubber, and the input device 62 is attached to the finger.
  • the main body 621 is configured with a large number of contact portions 122 provided on an area where the multi-touch panel 111 may be touched by a normal user touch operation using a finger.
  • the contact portion 122 in the input device 62 is formed by repeatedly arranging a set of contact portions 122 arranged in a certain positional relationship, like the contact portion 122 in the input device 52.
  • the user causes the tablet terminal 11 to identify which finger is touched at which position by attaching the input device 62 for each finger having a different positional relationship between the contact portions 122 in the set to the finger. Can do. That is, for example, when the user touches the multi-touch panel 111 with the right hand index finger, the computer 112 reads out the processing instruction data group corresponding to the positional relationship of the contact portion 122 of the input device 62 attached to the right hand index finger from the processing DB. According to the data included in the processing instruction data group, it is determined that the touch position is related to the right index finger.
  • the computer 112 determines whether or not the finger used for the keystroke is correct in addition to the timing of the keystroke and the strength of the keystroke by the user, and advises the user according to the determination result (for example, fingering Display the wrong part).
  • positioning of the contact part 122 from which the density changes continuously like the input device 42 shown in FIG. 14 may be employ
  • an arrangement of the contact portions 122 constituting a set having different positional relationships discontinuously as employed in the input device 52 shown in FIG. With these input devices 62, the user adjusts the angle of the finger to touch and makes different data with the same finger, for example by distinguishing between touching with a flat part of the finger or touching near the side. Can be input to the tablet terminal 11.
  • the input device 62 described above includes a finger-sack-type main body that can be attached to each finger independently, but a main body that can be attached to two or more fingers, for example, all five fingers in one hand.
  • a structure may be employed in which a glove-type main body portion that can be attached to the fingertip portion is provided, and contact portions arranged in different positional relationships are provided on the fingertip portions.
  • a divider type input device 72 is used.
  • the normal divider is mainly used to measure the length of the object, but the input device 72 is used when it is desired to repeatedly input a line segment having the same length, a circle having the same diameter, or the like at different positions. .
  • FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of the appearance of the input device 72 and an example of the touch tool system 7 using the input device 72.
  • the input device 72 includes a main body 721 having a structure similar to that of a divider, and a contact portion 122 (one for each one) disposed at each of the two leg tip portions of the main body 721. ).
  • the input device 72 it is possible to identify which side of the leg tip is touching the tablet terminal 11 by arranging, for example, three contact portions 122 having different positional relationships with each leg tip. You can also. Then, for example, when an arrow is to be attached to one of the line segments having the same length, it is possible to input a line segment with an arrow in a desired direction by changing the direction in which the input device 72 is touched. At that time, the arrangement, angle, and shape of the three contact points 122 need to be adjusted so that the multi-touch panel 111 is always touched at the same time regardless of the opening / closing angle of the input device 72.
  • different input devices 72 such as line input device 72 and circle input device 72 may be made available depending on the type of figure to be drawn.
  • the individual input devices 72 can be identified by the tablet terminal 11.
  • the tablet terminal 11 manages various data corresponding to each member separately as different accounts.
  • Each member of the family can log in to the tablet terminal 11 with his / her account by touching the multi-touch panel 111 with the input device with his / her figure.
  • the tablet terminal 11 can also manage shared accounts of multiple members. For example, when the brother and brother bring their input devices and place them on the multi-touch panel 111 at the same time, it is possible to log in to the tablet terminal 11 using the brother and brother's shared account.
  • the personal data of individual members managed by each application can be called only by touching the input device.
  • an older brother started a game from the beginning and played it halfway, then saved (saved) that state, and then the younger brother played the same game from the beginning, halfway, then saved (saved) that state.
  • the older brother touches his / her input device on the multi-touch panel 111 on the game start screen, and then saves his saved data (various parameter data for resuming the game) to the tablet terminal. 11, the game can be resumed from the state at the time of the previous save.
  • the touch area data input by the touch operation of the input device is used as various types of personal authentication data.
  • each input device is identified.
  • a configuration in which each input device is identified based on the shape of the touch area itself by each of the contact portions 122 may be employed.
  • touch area data indicating these different shapes can be input to the tablet terminal 11 by changing the shape of the surface itself that the contact portion 122 contacts or approaches the multi-touch panel 111 to a different shape such as a triangle or a quadrangle. Can do.
  • the tablet terminal 11 can execute various processes according to the input device used for the touch by reading out the instruction process data group from the process DB, for example, based on the shape indicated by the touch area data input as such. it can.
  • the multi-touch panel 111 is assumed to be a projection capacitive method, but other methods may be adopted. In this case, it is necessary to select a material or the like corresponding to the adopted method as the material or the like of the input device. For example, in a method other than the capacitance method, the input device does not need to be made of a conductive material.
  • the multi-touch panel 111 in which the panel display and the touch pad are integrated is used.
  • the display device and the touch pad arranged in different housings are connected to a data communication cable or the like.
  • a configuration connected to the computer 112 may be adopted.
  • the panel display may be integrated in the same housing as the computer 112.
  • the tablet terminal 11 performs data communication with an external communication device.
  • the tablet terminal 11 includes a wireless or wired communication unit, for example, a mobile phone. It may be configured such that necessary data can be acquired from the outside via a communication network or the Internet. For example, by enabling data acquisition from the Internet such as world map information and recipe information, the tablet terminal 11 can function as a more convenient tool.
  • the input device of the present invention a plurality of positions or a predetermined shape having a predetermined positional relationship can be input to the multi-touch pad with one touch.
  • the input device according to the present invention it is possible to perform input impossible with a finger or a conventional stylus, such as a large number of minute points and complicated shapes in a predetermined positional relationship. It should be noted. Therefore, the input device according to the present invention can be widely used for applications that require some identification, such as personal authentication, designation of an application to be used, and calling of data to be used.
  • the input device in addition to designation of a position that can be performed by a conventional stylus or the like, information that cannot be input by a conventional stylus or the like such as a direction (direction of the input device) and rotation that is a change thereof Can be input. For this reason, for example, pasting images while specifying the direction, and simultaneously specifying the movement direction of the characters in the game scene and the direction of the face, which has been impossible or difficult in the past, is easy and natural. It can be carried out.
  • Input devices, programs, data processing methods, and data processing apparatuses can be widely used in the manufacturing industry, the service industry, and the service industry that sell them.

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Une pluralité de pièces de contact (122) qui sont positionnées selon une relation de positionnement prescrite sont disposées sur la face inférieure de ce dispositif d'entrée (12) qui est formé d'un élément conducteur cylindrique. Lorsqu'un utilisateur pose le dispositif d'entrée (12) à un emplacement souhaité d'une image échantillon à la taille originale qui est affichée sur un panneau multitouche (111) d'un terminal tablette (11), un ordinateur (112) qui est installé dans le terminal tablette (11) reçoit du panneau multitouche (111) des données de la région tactile qui désignent une région tactile et affiche une image agrandie 50 fois de l'échantillon au dit emplacement dans une région circulaire dans le dispositif d'entrée (12) sur le panneau multitouche (111) qui est identifiée par les données de la région tactile. Il en résulte que le terminal tablette (11) devient un microscope simulé.
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