WO2013180407A1 - 투명디스플레이,또는 에어제스쳐와 빔스크린 기능이 구비된 단말기를 활용하여 페이퍼문서를 전자화하는 방법 및 그에 따른 시스템 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a computer interface, and to a new method of improving paper-based information into electronic information. More specifically, the present invention allows a user to view a paper document viewed through a transparent display (or beam screen), set a specific area on the transparent display (or paper document), and data corresponding to the specific area imported through a network. By running a specific module for, the user can see the virtual document experience as if the user is viewing (manipulating) a paper document.
- the present invention relates to a method of easily reading additional information related thereto by simply touching a desired portion of an illuminated beam screen. Furthermore, the present invention overcomes the limitations of paper-based information by allowing a general user to author the additional information, thereby allowing readers who read the same paper document to share and distribute various additional information about the paper document to each other. It relates to a computer interface that enables the scalability of powerful information.
- the most conventional method is to scan a paper document with a scanner, an external device connected by a cable to a user terminal (computer), and use (edit, manipulate, and search while viewing the scanned image rendered on the monitor). Etc).
- this method is separate from the paper document and the monitor, so that the user has to go through relatively complicated processes in order to simply use (edit or search) the paper document, and to move the view to the monitor and the paper document to see the result of the application.
- the above described scanner as an external device is difficult to carry, and above all, due to the practical problem of scanning the copyrighted work without any sanction, it has been limited in the utilization of the work.
- a scanning element utilizes a transparent display provided in the form of a plane scanner.
- a transparent display is overlapped on a paper document, and then only a desired portion of the paper document is scanned to manipulate the scanning image displayed on the display through the graphic software.
- This method has the advantage of not only distracting the user's view of sight compared to the two methods described above, but also providing a virtual reality experience that directly manipulates a paper document.
- a transparent scanning element is provided on a transparent display.
- the most conventional method is a method in which a user views a paper document and inputs (keyboards) a selected phrase directly on the user device.
- This is a method commonly used by many people, for example, when they want to search for words or curious people who don't know the newspaper, they use their internet-enabled terminals (laptops, smartphones, etc.). I had to type through the keyboard one by one.
- This method does not cause much inconvenience for readers of general documents, but for learners who need to study books that are specialized and contain various foreign languages, the method of inputting spelling of characters containing foreign languages into the terminal is quite significant. It was a cumbersome process.
- the existing method of shifting the view between the paper document and the device not only reduces the reader's immersion in the paper document, but also the result of the user inputting and searching the device is completely different from the context of the paper document. It didn't matter, and this also hindered the user's immersion.
- Another method of extending a paper document with its associated electronic information is to print a carbon coordinate code on a paper book and match the code coordinate with specific content.
- This method has the disadvantage that publishers must make physical changes in the publishing process for future publications. For users, this method cannot be applied to documents that have been published / distributed in the past. There was this. In addition, the user does not know what content is attached to which part of the paper book has a drawback that you must press one by one. In addition, this method has a disadvantage in that it is not possible to grasp the opinions and trends of other readers who have viewed the same book because the subject providing the content is limited to the 'producer'. In addition, such a method has a disadvantage in that the producer merely selects contents provided unilaterally regardless of interest or interest of each user.
- Another way to extend a paper document with its associated electronic information is to save the hypertext document created by referencing the paper document on a specific web server, so that the user overlaps the transparent display over the particular paper document, and the edge of the paper document.
- the hypertext document provided here has to be unilaterally produced by the author, and it has to be very cumbersome for its creation.
- the system catches the trends of other users and is the most popular among users.
- this method roughly matches the transparent display and the paper document by aligning the specific display (eg right edge) of the transparent display with the paper document, which is realistic given that the size of the paper document (book) varies widely. Had an element that can not be accepted.
- the method of attaching and manipulating additional information directly to a paper document in the physical world has a problem that it is difficult to arrange and sort the generated additional information separately, and that other users who read the same paper document are created. There is a disadvantage that additional information cannot be read.
- the present invention has been proposed to solve the above problems of the conventionally proposed methods, while the user can protect the copyright of the paper document, while reading the secondary processing generated by using the paper document, the powerful electronics associated with the paper document Its purpose is to make information accessible and shareable.
- the proposed methods had to give the 'physical world change' (each user must have a plane scanner or print code coordinates separately on a paper document). It aims to relieve the burden on practical constraints and the resulting cost.
- an object of the present invention is to solve a copyright problem that is inevitably followed by a proposed method (a method of scanning and digitizing a paper document and then using the same).
- the present invention aims to overcome the closedness and impersonality which are the characteristics of the secondary workpiece provided to the user in the conventionally proposed method.
- an object of the present invention is to allow a terminal equipped with a plane scanner to overcome a problem in the physical world, which is limited to the size of a display in order to recognize a paper document smoothly.
- the present invention is a problem that is inevitably followed when the scanner is used to recognize the paper document (due to the movement of the terminal or paper) and the addition of the user on the paper document.
- the purpose is to overcome the realistic problem that the original (doodle, handwriting) is simultaneously scanned to obtain a clear original image.
- an object of the present invention is to solve the inconvenience of having to provide a separate device and input a search word for a user's inquisition while viewing a paper document.
- the present invention aims to provide the user with the electronic information related to the specific paper document at all times and to provide the user with the (valid) electronic information suitable for the user.
- the present invention is not limited to simply reading and consuming electronic information related to a specific paper document, but directly attached to a specific paper document by a user.
- the user can easily sort, classify and personalize the additional information, as well as view the same paper document of the generated additional information. Its purpose is to provide powerful information by allowing it to be shared with other users.
- an object of the present invention is to overcome the existing practical limitation that the size of the transparent display (or beam screen) provided by the user and the size of the paper document should be similar (or the same).
- a method of electronicizing a paper document the method being used in a user system equipped with a transparent display or a gesture and beam screen function,
- the transparent display is overlapped on the paper document (or part thereof) or the beam screen is sprayed on the paper document (or part thereof) and then controlled by the user or the user system. Adjusting the position of the DIC layer (or paper document) such that the paper documents overlap with each other.
- an extended digital identity (mark up data) matched with the book identity on the system is generated or selected and reproduced on the DIC layer.
- a specific area (or object) is selected on the DIC layer under the control of a user and a system, and a specific action (module) is performed on a digital identity corresponding to the selected specific area (or object). ) Is executed.
- the user overlaps the paper document on the transparent display, and then touches (or drags) the desired area with his or her finger to see the paper document passing through the transparent display, or emits an item (highlight, symbol, other light) on the transparent display.
- the electronic information associated with the paper document can be easily read. This eliminates the inconvenience of having to shift the view to another device in order for the user to look at the paper document and retrieve the selected phrase (word, sentence, or item, etc.), so as not to disturb the user's immersion in the paper document, and more.
- contextual information related to the paper document can be viewed, thereby improving the user's understanding of the paper document.
- the user can see the beam screen sprayed on the paper document by using the terminal equipped with the air gesture and the beam screen function together with the paper document, and directly display the portion of the paper document that the user wants to utilize (eg, pre-search) on the paper document.
- the portion of the paper document that the user wants to utilize eg, pre-search
- the conventional methods were merely a method in which a user simply reads a unilaterally produced by a producer, whereas in the present application, the user context is analyzed and the system service (data) of the system is analyzed.
- Providers create and provide electronic information tailored to each user's preferences (interests, interests, or needs) so that users can always access up-to-date or personalized and valid information. It also opens the door for commercial stakeholders to provide highly effective advertisements or services, and the system may also provide them with commercially available information.
- the method of the present invention which allows the user to be a producer of additional information (markup) for the paper document, deviating from the conventional method in which the creator of the electronic information for the paper document was only a 'producer',
- additional information markup
- the user can select additional information that other users who have read / read the same paper document have created / attached on the paper document. Desired location, markup generation identifier, etc.) to be viewed, it is possible to organically provide much more powerful information than the method of simply reading the additional information previously provided by the producer unilaterally.
- the configuration of matching the DIC layer and the paper document in the present invention overcomes the existing practical limitation that the size of the paper document and the size of the display (beam screen) should be the same and / or similar, and may be compatible with any book or device. By making it possible, it improves the utility of the present invention.
- the user can freely utilize the paper document by a simple procedure of recognizing the identification symbol on the terminal without the hassle of each user scanning the paper document or inputting a search word in a separate device.
- the user does not have to deal with the actual difficulties and burdens such as providing a separate expensive recognition means (e.g., plane scanner, optical lens, etc.) or changing the printing process of the paper book. It is good for both producers (system providers).
- an extra field is added to the digital identity when the module is executed so that it can be stored in the system in the future so that the system can process relevant and powerful information.
- the software that functions as a coordinate conversion tool utilizes the DIC Layer (hereafter referred to as a layer), so that even if the size of the display and the size of the paper document do not coincide, the user sees the paper document on the transparent display, It allows you to figure out exactly what part of the paper document you intend to use.
- the layer allows the terminal to acquire images of paper documents larger than the display at one time, without the need for complicated editing process, and the user has to scan and compose the display by moving around the paper documents. Eliminate the process.
- the wide object of the present invention is to overcome the closure that has been limited by the physical limitations of the present invention and to improve it with various electronic information, and to allow the user to view the electronic information and generate it at the same time. This is to allow sharing between system users.
- a user recognizes a corresponding book identity on a terminal by pointing to a specific paper document, and is stored in advance in a data storage (memory of the user terminal or one or more servers connected to a communication network) on the user system (or After importing the data related to the paper document (or on the paper document or with reference to the paper document) which was created immediately, and reproducing it on the display (or beam screen) so that it is not displayed (transparently), the user By selecting the desired area on the transparent display (or paper document when using the beam screen), the system extracts the digital identity corresponding to the area selected by the user and executes a specific module selected by the user or the system. It is. In addition, by displaying mark up data related to the paper document on the transparent display (or beam screen) on the transparent display (or paper document when using the beam screen), the user It is characterized by directly selecting the object to emit light.
- Terminal equipped with air gesture and beam screen function 'means' beam screen' in the function of the output unit in the general user terminal equipped with the control unit, input unit, output unit, and 'air gesture' function of the 'input unit' function This means the terminal in charge, that is, sprays the image output from the terminal to a two-dimensional area (wall, blackboard, palm, etc.) that can reflect the image, and the touch screen As if manipulating a finger, turning a web page, zooming in or out on a web page, and so on, the terminal analyzes the reflected light and the user's gesture This method is already applied and commercially available in the market. Names omitted).
- “user system” includes:
- User workstations -identify book identities entered by users, select digital identities located in memory or on one or more servers connected to a network, control access, search, and module execution, and transparent displays (or beam screens) Is used to control the display of the received result.
- the user workstation is provided with means for requesting, receiving and storing digital identities, and for converting coordinate values of areas pressed by the user on the transparent display (or beam screen) into coordinate values on the DIC Layer.
- the user workstation reads the size of the paper document through the document context information stored in the DB through the identified book identity, and then drives the DIC with reference thereto, and the DIC is a paper document recognized by the terminal.
- the DIC Layer is created by referring to the location of the document and the size of the above-described paper document.
- a specific module located in one or more servers connected to memory or a network is executed for specific data of the digitsl identity connected by the DIC. And transmits the result on a display provided in the terminal.
- the user workstation generates an identification cue and spreads it on the layer by referring to the size information of the display provided in the user terminal so that the position of the layer can be controlled by the user. You can control the exposure range and time of the clue.
- the user workstation is connected to a communication network capable of transmitting and receiving with one or a plurality of servers, so that the scanning image and the control of a specific module and the like are remote controlled through this communication network.
- a communication network capable of transmitting and receiving with one or a plurality of servers, so that the scanning image and the control of a specific module and the like are remote controlled through this communication network.
- all information including raw data and mark up data that have been previously requested are all provided in the memory or the terminal ( It can be downloaded to other entities (connected) and can be uploaded to a specific server when the user context information (history information) accumulated while offline is online.
- the user workstation may store the digital identity and specific modules in memory on the terminal for local access, but the raw data and specific modules may be located locally in the terminal's memory or on one or more servers. It may be controlled sequentially.
- the components may be separated from each other and connected by cables, wire pairs, infrared links, wireless links, or the like.
- user workstations may be integrated in one device, in whole or in part, with the functionality and capacity of transparent displays, computers, and telecommunication devices. Accordingly, terms such as a transparent display, a user workstation, a user terminal, etc. in the present application may mean the same device, and the user terminal may be a mobile phone, an embedded computer, a network computer, an Internet home appliance, or a wireless IP capable device.
- the user workstation is connected to the Internet network and runs a web browser or a dedicated application for the system, and the connected server is a web server.
- the user terminal can use a search engine, document source, user account service, markup service, and other network services on the network.
- the network may be an integrated intranet, public internet, mobile phone network or some other network, or an interconnect thereof.
- the system can provide powerful personalized information to each user by analyzing each user's system usage history. To this end, the system needs information about the user and a series of interacting information related to the operation of entering a book identity and taking specific actions from the moment the user logs in to the system or the user authenticates.
- the information obtained by the system is called 'context' in the general sense, but the system further analyzes the context of this general meaning and reprocesses the information required by the system by the system service (data provider) (e.g. web service). This information will also be interpreted within the category of 'context'.
- the basic information obtained by the system is called "user / document context information" and based on this, the information reprocessed by the system service is called "extended context" information.
- the system service may increase its functionality by using data mining techniques.
- the generated context information is beneficial to both the system and the user.
- the system may provide publishers or advertisers with statistics about the user's recent interests and popular paper documents by analyzing the acquired context information, thereby providing data for their decision making.
- the system may provide publishers or advertisers with statistics about the user's recent interests and popular paper documents by analyzing the acquired context information, thereby providing data for their decision making.
- a part of context information is treated by the search engine itself or reflected in the search results, thereby making the user more personalized and personalized. Information can be provided.
- a search engine may track the user's interaction history and may cross-reference this interaction history with existing keyboard-based queries.
- the search engine can maintain and use more state information for each individual user than most existing search engines do, and each interaction with the search engine can be Can be extended across searches.
- these search engines can go beyond simple search of text and provide new actions or options for the system. (See the "Specific Actions" chapter for more details)
- This can be created by adding extra fields (e.g. book identity identifier, user identifier, location on the digital identity, time of day, etc.) when the user executes a particular action. This includes all the information the system can detect, such as how long a book is in,
- the system service is a web service of a web server connected to a user terminal and a communication network
- the user / document context information is located in a database linked thereto, and the web service may use a data mining technique.
- the web service may use a data mining technique.
- the system analyzes the context information of each user, for example, reflects the context information in the search result value of the search engine, and can provide the user with optimized information, By reflecting, the system can anticipate the user's needs before the user's request and provide information useful to the user. For example, the system can not only measure the user's word ability through the history of selecting a specific document and search for a word, but also can infer the trend of the ability change over time. In this way, the system may pre-generate words or phrases that are useful for the user to know. As another example, the system can also identify trends in the user's interests and interests from the user's identity and input history of the search term, which can infer the future situation of the user so that relevant information or specific transactions can be executed. .
- the book identity is a system-named name used as a means for uniquely identifying the paper document by the user system. That is, it is the same as a name given to a specific paper document by the system to find (matched) extra data corresponding to the specific paper document, and may be regarded as a concept specifically designed for convenience of description in the present specification. Therefore, strictly speaking, note that the name book identity may or may not exist in the system.
- the concept of book identity refers to a means of realizing the purpose of searching for matching information.
- the system uses context information related to a specific paper document through various methods of recognizing the book identity. It should be noted that not all book titles, authors, osbn, publishers, book content, etc. are recognized.
- the identification code (document content, book title, isbn, barcode, etc.) identified by the user in the terminal in the user system may be simply recognized as a password on the system or used as a tool to find information matching the function by functioning as a pointer. have. Therefore, it should be noted that the fact that the user recognizes the book idenity through the above-described method does not mean that all (or some) information about the paper document should be known to the system.
- -Raw data in this system can be used by extracting raw data (text, image, etc.) and related layouts (font size, letter shape, line spacing, image position, text position) from scanning image source or scanning image.
- the data Refers to the data set (group) created by. More specifically, the data is the execution target of the system module executed by the module execution command / or system control designated by the user on the production tool provided through the display.
- the system can be divided into the user's purpose of use and most easily used, and can be provided to the user in the form of smooth data. For example, if the purpose of the user's data use is merely 'pre-search', the digital identity may be a text data set composed of location information (context information) occupied by each keyword (text) on the scanning image.
- raw data is a set of objects to be executed by a specific module, and refers to data in a form in which a specific module can be executed.
- data may be signatures consisting of text, text offsets, or other symbols.
- a specific module of a system service (eg, web service) of the system is executed in advance and generated.
- the system service performs the cumbersome process in advance and outputs the internal context information (location information) of the document. It is created by matching with reference to. For example, if a user designates a specific area on a layer for the purpose of 'pre-search', the system simply retrieves the 'pre-search result' or 'commentary' that matches the specific area specified by the user from the pre-processed data. Just do it.
- each object and related content may be matched in preparation for initially aiming the user to view the multimedia material related to the selection area. For example, if a user selects 'spaghetti' while looking at the cookbook, the system can immediately display 'spaghetti recipe video' that has been matched with spaghetti by someone (eg, publisher, system administrator, program, etc.) without any processing. have.
- the two types of digital identity described above can be seen as 'converting' the original scanned image to the user's ease of use on this system, but the 'extended digital identity' now described refers to this scanned image and raw data. It's a whole new set of data. More specifically, such data may be generated in a variety of ways by various subjects. For example, a producer may refer to a scanning image on a monitor and select an arbitrary object by using various production menus, add a comment, a voice, a notepad, etc., and set a link to highlight a specific phrase. For example, markup that induces a specific transaction may be displayed at a specific location.
- the user can overlap the transparent display on the paper document, match the DIC layer with the paper document, view the paper document visible through the transparent display on the layer, and write in the appropriate position through the production menu (optional), You can create new data by attaching or annotating them.
- the subject and method that may be generated by referring to the scanning image may vary. The most representative example of the data generated by referring to the scanning image and the paper document is 'markup data'.
- markup generally refers to anything that is identified when viewing a web page on a web browser, rather than being overlaid on the DIC Layer whatever routine (e.g., web browser, system application) the system is implemented in.
- routine e.g., web browser, system application
- the layers of additional functionality are all intended to be referred to as this 'markup'.
- This markup may be provided as one or multiple overlays on the DIC layer.
- markup may be generated by the user, the creator of the document, or the publisher, or by someone else, and may be accessed directly from some sources or by some services.
- markup may be generated or associated with a paper document and / or with reference to the raw digital identity described above. More specifically, markup can be associated with a specific location or segment of text in the document. Such "markup" can lead to specific actions associated with a document or part of a document. Markups may include content that is human readable, but may sometimes be intended to be invisible to the user and / or only mechanically read.
- a pop-up menu may be displayed on a nearby display, which is it.
- markup data may be attached to or embedded in the aforementioned raw digital identity.
- the markup data may be included in the search results of the query when the system identifies the book identity and then retrieves the matched raw digital identity, or may be found by separate queries in the same / or different search engines.
- the markup data may be found using document context information through a book identity, or may be found using user context information and context information of another user. Markup data may be found in a location specific to the document, even if it is not contained in the raw digital identity itself. Similar to the way in which links to conventional html web pages are often embedded as static data in html documents, markup may be static and unique to the raw digital identity (hereinafter, document) described above. However, markup can be dynamically generated and / or applied to a large number of documents.
- the mark up data is a mark that is identifiable to the user (or not identified but selected and accessed by the user) on the transparent display of the user irrespective of its creator or method of creation, and is viewed and selected by the user.
- Such markup can be generated using a mark up language (eg, html, xml, etc.) that is commonly used when the system is used on a web browser, and the system can be installed on a device (on device) with a dedicated application for the system.
- the application may be generated via a translatable, i.e. predefined system language (password).
- markup can be produced and distributed not only by the producer, but also by an author, an advertiser, a user, and the like, and the system stores the markup data generated in the system in the data storage of the system and provides them according to a user's selection. However, they may be reprocessed to create completely new information, or to grasp the user's preferences (interest and interest, etc.) to generate, select, and provide the user with the appropriate information.
- Markup data in the system is preferably identified to the user by being indicated by various identifiers (highlighting, icons, symbols, other graphical symbols, etc.) on the layer of the transparent display. These identifiers are overlaid on the transparent display over the appropriate location of the paper document under the transparent display (eg, the location to be highlighted) and are identified to the user, which are simply viewed by the user or accessed by the user's touch.
- identifiers highlighting, icons, symbols, other graphical symbols, etc.
- Markup data can be generated in various ways. It can be generated on (or above) the scanned image identified by the monitor, or can be created by using a specific production tool after matching a layer with a transparent display on a paper document. Alternatively, markup can be automatically generated by a pre-written data provider rather than a human. At this time, however, all of these markup data must be properly aligned on the user's paper document and associated with a particular location or segment of the document (eg, scanning image and row data) so that it can be displayed at the appropriate location.
- markup data generated by referring to the document is displayed on the user's layer, but the document (scanning image) should not be displayed for copyright, and markup associated with a specific position or segment is displayed on the user's transparent display. It will be sprayed at a specific location on the DIC Layer. (To this end, the scanning image and the DIC Layer must be perfectly matched in size)
- markup is as an 'overlay' on a layer, which can provide additional information about a paper document (hereafter a document) or part thereof, or specify an action associated with the document or part of a document.
- Markups may include human-readable content, but are often intended to be invisible to the user and / or intended for mechanical use only.
- invisible markup when a user captures a particular image of a paper document viewed through a transparent display, a pop-up menu may appear that provides the source of the image and audio information.
- the digital identity can have multiple overlays at the same time, which can come from various locations.
- Markup data may be generated or supplied by the author, user, or another side of the paper document. Markup data may be attached to or embedded in a document, or may be transmitted separately. Markup data can be found in a conventional location (eg, where the same document but with a different file name suffix).
- the markup data may be included in a search result that searches an area designated by a user on a layer (ie, an area specified on a row digitsl identity), or may be found by separate queries to the same or different search engines. Markup data may be found through user context information or document context information, or may be found using information previously inferred by them. That is, even if the markup itself is not included in the digital identity, the markup data can be found at a specific position on the layer (of the transparent display).
- markup can be generated with reference to the scanning image (or on the scanning image) as static and unique. However, markup may be generated and / or applied dynamically.
- An example of dynamic markup is information to which the document is attached, including the latest stock price of the company mentioned in the document.
- An example of a widely applied markup is a specific language for the actions of multiple documents or documents. Translation information available automatically.
- the user can also install markup data or sign its specific source, thus personalizing the system's response to specific module executions.
- Some elements of a document may have a specific 'markup' or functionality associated with them based on their own characteristics rather than location within a particular document. For example, the same principle applies to "keywords" or "keywords” in a document, such as logos and trademarks that allow users to link additional information about an organization. Organizations can register specific phrases with which they are associated, or with which they wish to be associated, and attach specific markup that becomes available wherever the phrase is selected for the user.
- any word or phrase can have an associated markup.
- the system may add a particular item to a pop-up menu when the user specifies the word 'book' or 'book title' or 'topic related to the book'. (Eg, links to online bookstores).
- the word 'book', 'book title', 'topic related to the book', etc. is specified by the user, text, user context information, document context information, etc. may be referred to the system.
- the movement of is changed according to this accessibility of the keyword element.
- the data specified from the non-commercial text or document can trigger a commercial transaction.
- Annotation is another type of electronic information that can be associated with a document.
- a user can attach an audio file of his or her idea for a particular document for later retrieval as a voice comment.
- a multimedia annotation a user may attach a video or photo to a specific location in a document. The user supplies comments for the document, but the system can associate comments from other sources.
- An important example of such user-sourced markup is annotations in paper documents as part of proof-reading, editing or reviewing purposes.
- the markup data can also be supplied by a third party, such as by another reading agent of the document.
- Good examples are community-management information about online discussions and reviewers, specific tasks, translations and explanations by volunteers. Or it is a good example by the advertiser.
- markup can be generated based on community activities and interests.
- An example might be an online bookstore that presents to users as markup that "whoever enjoys this book also enjoys ".
- the markup can be less anonymous and can tell the user which person on his contract list has recently read this document.
- Markup is often based on data sources and external events, such as input from an integrated database, information from the public Internet, or statistics collected by the local operating system.
- the data source can be more local and can provide the user's contextual information, such as the user's identity, region in particular.
- the system may be able to communicate with the user's mobile phone and provide a markup layer that gives the user the option to send the document to someone recently talking on the phone.
- markup is simply statically identified and displayed to the user, away from the way it is accessed by the user's touch, and wants to interact with the user dynamically.
- the educational game program may provide problems to the user in the form of a game on a paper document by referring to user context information and document context information on a DB. For example, if the system analyzes a particular user's context for a particular area of an English newspaper and a similar level of users provides the most searched words on the page (blank), then the user can quickly You can improve your vocabulary learning by playing games that fit in time.
- game program it is possible to help improve the user's speed reading ability by deleting the sentences in order from the top of the document.
- educational game programs can improve the learning efficiency of users by providing various types of markups to users on specific pages.
- the system executes such a game program and analyzes the user's feedback history (interaction history) and infers the trend of user's ability or interest, so that the system can reinforce the user context information.
- User context information may be reprocessed for yourself and other users to become an important source for generating extra content (side information).
- dynamic markup can be created by a manufacturer by referring to a scanning image, but a system that creates a problem by analyzing data in an algorithm input by a developer based on data generated by a data mining system (Artificial Intelligence) It can also be created by system services.
- the dynamic markup generated in this way proceeds through feedback (interacting) with the user on the user's display (layer).
- the user may have a virtual confrontation with the computer, but may play a real-time game while viewing the same paper document as other users. All data acquired by the system as the user participates in the game is recorded in the user's history information (data string) and reprocessed through a web server and / or database to be provided to other users, or later, personalized to the user. Can be used for a specific purpose.
- a user looks at an English newspaper, a paper document, overlaps the transparent display on it, and matches the layer with the English newspaper. Then, a specific game program execution command is issued.
- the most frequently searched words of other words in the English newspaper are blanked, and the user can play the game to remove all blanks within a limited time. Can be.
- for speed reading there may be a game in which words are erased at a specific speed in order from the top.
- the form of the game can vary greatly. These games are not purely for "educational" purposes, but in most cases they will be created for the purpose of encouraging users to engage with documents and to enhance learning.
- Markup can be scattered in association with a particular location and segment on the layer. That is, each markup is located somewhere on the layer, like a 'dot', encrypting each 'dot', and in advance so that each cipher contains a certain range of raw digital identity (and, so as to load-match). You can set it.
- This approach looks similar to how raw data for the entire scanned image is reproduced on a layer and selected by the user, but by selecting a particular markup, the system generates a preset range of raw data that matches that markup. There is a difference in that it is chosen by.
- Such markup is preferably primarily invisible to the user, but may be identified in some cases.
- markups may be arranged on a layer with regularity, such as one per 0.2 * 0.2mm, but the creator (someone) may define a certain range (eg one paragraph or one sentence) in advance. You can also set it to point to him.
- the raw data may be simple image data or may be data of various formats and formats such as text data and audio data.
- the markup may be located at a specific position on the layer and serve to provide the system with attribute information about a specific object of the paper document (scanning image).
- the markup may inform the system of attribute information about a specific problem of a specific page of a specific math problem book.
- attribute information can tell the system what category the problem is, what level it is, who is the copyright holder, and so on.
- attribute information is identified to the system with a specific password so that the system can find the matched attribute information, and the system can utilize the found attribute information as a source of a pre-programmed program.
- the attribute information is preferably composed of several field names and should be stored in the db table of the system.
- the attribute information thus stored is utilized as a source of a specific program according to a user's request or control of the system. For example, suppose a student selects the "example” problem in p42 of the book "The Master of Math,” and then searches for similar problems in the same category. The system will then retrieve the attribute information matching the markup (password) selected by the user. (Before, the system administrator (producer) should separate all the problems as well as the problem into several fields and enter the property values for them, for example, book name, level of problem, number of views, number of recommendations, problem's copyright holder, problem May be a 'field name', etc.) and the system will determine what level of the problem is this problem and what category it is in (e.g. what part of the derivative). For example, the user may select and display a problem in the same category, similar to the problem selected by the user.
- the markup scattered on the layer may perform the function of inducing a particular transaction at the user's choice. For example, let's say that a user selects a specific area of a paper document to view a paper document reflected through a transparent display and further view related additional information. In this case, invisible (or visible) markup is selected by the user and transmitted to the system, and the system automatically runs a 'security, authentication, payment' module for a specific area selected by the user, Authentication may be required. As another example, when the user selects a particular math problem, a pop-up window may appear to play a game about the problem.
- the user may select the desired area by dragging it directly on the transparent display while viewing the paper document. You can also choose. For example, when a user wants to select a problem from a collection of mathematics problems, the user may select the problem by dragging it directly onto the layer, but may also select markup that has already partitioned the problem into one block. This preselected block selection method is advantageous for systems that run extra programs by allowing the system to clearly recognize the user's selection of objects.
- the DIC overlaps the transparent display on the paper document, and when the user touches the transparent display to select a specific area of the paper document, the display recognizes the touched (input) coordinates accordingly.
- It is a module (software) for interpreting and selecting mark up data corresponding to a specific area of a user's original (selected) paper document. Logically, this can be considered as a function for properly interpreting a user's touch coordinates or a coordinate transformation module.
- the DIC newly allocates the recognition coordinates of the transparent display in consideration of the physical size (horizontal and vertical size) of the paper document identified through the book identity recognized by the terminal, and then assigns a user's touch ( It connects with the mark up data corresponding to the newly allocated coordinate.
- the DIC acts as a "function" that allows the mark up data and the absolute coordinates given to the transparent display to be newly matched according to some criteria (depending on the position of the paper document recognized by the terminal).
- Such a DIC may be implemented by various routines through various embodiments and may be defined in various representations. However, if the user looks at a paper document that looks through the transparent display and touches it on the transparent display with a certain area in mind, in order to pinpoint the mark up data corresponding to the area originally intended on the paper document, If something is provided that serves as a tool for newly recognizing a touch (or input signal) on a user's display, it should be considered that this DIC is driven regardless of its representation or implementation.
- the user After the user inputs the book identity to the terminal, the user places the display on the paper document and sets the position of the layer according to a certain convention. (Or after the user's book identity is input, the display recognizes the position of the paper document under the control of the terminal.)
- the layer coordinator creates a transparent / translucent digital identity layer by referring to the physical size information of the paper document inferred through the signal and book identity inputted on the display by the user.
- the layer created by the layer coordinator is activated internally in the display, and the other spaces are deactivated, and the DIC allocates a new coordinate group for the activated DIC layer. That is, DII (Digital Identity Indicator) will operate based on the activated DIC Layer, and calculate the relative value of the new coordinate group and the coordinates of the display to determine the coordinates for the construction of future digital identity (mark up data).
- DII Digital Identity Indicator
- the layer coordinator determines whether to activate the coordinates, and if so, calculates which coordinates on the DIC layer and transmits them to the DII.
- the DIC Layer will be assigned new coordinates internally by the display from the Layer Coordinator. For example, if a DIC layer is generated at coordinates 10 and 40, the DII recognizes 10, 40 as X and Y and configures context information.
- the method of connecting the digital identity to the DIC layer includes a pre-processing method and a post-processing method.
- the configuration of the digital identity is reproduced in a transparent form on the display in the same way as the original form based on the coordinate information of each object (text, picture, voice file, etc.) stored in the database.
- This has the disadvantage that it may take a long time on the Reproduction Process, but it has the advantage of quick response after processing.
- the digital identity is not reproduced (as opposed to the pre-processing method), and when a user's request is requested, a search for an object having a corresponding coordinate is performed.
- the post-processing method has the disadvantage that the database search is performed on every request, but the advantage is that there is no cost for the Reproduction Process.
- these clues become clues when the user must adjust the position of the layer so that the paper document and the layer exactly overlap.
- these clues can be divided into two types.
- the first is 'part of the scanning image' (Fig. 6-140) of the corresponding page of the paper document.
- This method exposes a part of a scanning image of a corresponding page (which may be one page or two pages) of a paper document on a layer.
- the scanning image needs to be exposed within a range that does not infringe copyright.
- 'a part of the scanning image' may be exposed only on a transparent / translucent layer by extracting a part of a character or a picture from the original scanning image, or may expose a part of the entire scanning image in a hidden form.
- the system administrator unilaterally determines the exposure range and provides the display regardless of the size of the display. This is because an exposed area determined by the system administrator is not exposed at all on the display. In other words, when matching the layer by placing the transparent display on a specific part of the paper document, it means that there may be no identification clue corresponding to the specific part on the layer. In order to prevent this phenomenon, it is necessary to determine the exposure range of the identification terminal to match the display size of the terminal. (Detailed explanations can be found in 'How to expose IDs when the display size is smaller than the paper document' below.)
- Second is the layout of the paper document.
- the term 'layout' means all identification clues that can measure the position and form of words and images in addition to the contents of the paper document, such as the shape of letters, length of sentences, fonts, line spacing, image position and size, etc.
- a layout may be generated by referring to the raw data and context information at this time when the system identifies a digital identity that matches the book identity.
- the layout may include a ' Horizontal lines may be included. These horizontal lines (Figs. 7-152) may be identified in a form commonly referred to as underscores, or may be numbered underlined to help identify users. That is, if lines 1,2,3, ...
- a 'box' (Fig. 7-150) indicating the position of letters, sentences, images.
- the ability to easily identify the position of a letter or image has the advantage of intuitively adjusting the position of the layer.
- an outer 'border' of the layer (Figs. 9-170) is also possible. This may simply be a border representing the outline of the paper of the paper document or may be a border representing the outline of the body content.
- programs, modules, or logic refer to routines, programs, components, data structures, etc. that perform particular tasks or implement particular abstract data types.
- the term 'specific action' includes not only the meaning of 'module' software 'performing specific functions as described above, but also all general actions that a user can perform such as simply selecting, accessing, and defaulting. It is.
- This particular module may be locally accessed on the user terminal or may be performed remotely on the user's system (eg, a web server) by remote processing devices that are connected via a communication network.
- modules programs
- modules may be located in one or more servers, and in some cases, modules may be locally located in the memory of the user terminal or in each of the servers so that each of the functionalities is one. Can be connected to perform the task of.
- the specific module is displayed as an identification symbol (icon, symbol, etc.) provided as a GUI on the user's display, and may be executed by the user's touch, but the attribute information of the data (digitsl identity) or the document (book identity) is used. It can depend on it, or it can be derived from the markup or contextual analysis.
- the specific module when the system is utilized through a specific application on the user B terminal, the specific module simply displays an icon by a user through an icon (a drawing tool, an eraser, a question mark, a capture tool, etc.) identified by the corresponding application.
- a specific module may be executed by touching, when the system is used on a web browser of a user terminal, a module provided on the web browser (which is provided as a menu bar somewhere on the top of the web browser through various routes) is provided. May be executed).
- the search engine of the system may be provided with new actions or options suitable for the system.
- the first is the 'pre-search' module.
- Location information and contents (audio, image, text, video, etc.) of each keyword through the keyword mapping program (referred to as a raw digital identity), which is a system service, in a dictionary stored in a data storage (memory or db) of the user system Data in a variety of formats).
- the result of the program execution may be displayed in the form of markup such as highlighting, icons, etc. on the user display (more precisely, on the translucent layer) before the user gives the module execution instruction, and may be viewed by the user's selection.
- the program may be executed and the result rendered on the display.
- Second is the capturing module.
- the user may simply designate the area to be captured by dragging (as in the case of area specification using the mouse), but utilizing the features of the present invention, the user's finger passes through the image data in real time. There is also a way to fill.
- the user's touch is defined in advance as a thickness A and a shape B
- the user sets the area as if the user draws an area to capture by viewing the paper document seen through the transparent display
- Data corresponding to this passing position is extracted as image data in real time to fill the trajectory (internal space formed by the thickness of A and the shape of B) through which the fingers passed. It feels as if the user wipes the cloudy (clear display) glass to see the object under the glass (paper document) clearly and uses the finger to print the paper document below on the transparent display. It can also give you an intuitive interface.
- the third is the "Search by Search Engine” module.
- the user may view the paper document and search the specified object through one or more search engines connected to the communication network, and the result value may be provided to the user.
- the search engine used in the present system does not search only by data (text, password, image, markup, etc.) corresponding to a user-selected selection area, but refers to a part of user context information and document context information. right. These "references" can be handled by the search engine itself and can affect search results. For example, let's say a user sees a certain paper document and chooses the word beautiful.
- the search engine can use part of the user's document context information to find out which context the search term came from in which category of the book and deliver the exact meaning.
- the user can use the user context information to use the user's current interest or words. You might be able to find out your abilities and associate them with a list of words that you might want to know.
- the search engine maintains and uses more state information for each individual user than most existing search engines do, and each interaction with the search engine is longer than typical and multiple searches. Can be extended across the fields.
- Part of the context may be sent to the search engine in search queries, stored in the search engine to serve as part of future queries, applied as a filter to results from the search engine, and treated as a secondary search term. It may be.
- the system may know about the user, determine if the user has access to a portion of the selected book, and if not, request a certain 'payment'. Furthermore, the system can grasp information for payment (copyright owner, publisher, etc.) through document context information, and distribute the amount paid by the user to each of the users according to previously agreed criteria. To do this, the system can use one or more of billing, subscription, and device identifier information.
- the system may provide content to be learned to the user in the form of a problem in consideration of document context information of the specific paper document selected by the user or context information of the user.
- This type of problem may be a simple o, x type, or simply provide a selection of existing problems.
- a problem generator of the present system may be executed in relation to an area selected by the user in the English newspaper or a portion selected by the control of the terminal.
- This problem generator can analyze the row digital identity corresponding to the selected area of English newspapers and create a problem with a preset algorithm. If the user interface is supported a little more, create a problem by referring to the user context information and document context information. You might be able to.
- the system preferably utilizes machine learning algorithms, ie artificial intelligencr (AI).
- the system may generate a problem of indexing a keyword in a row digital identity corresponding to an English newspaper selection area, and selecting and processing a word of only those words most frequently searched by other users having a similar level as the user among the keywords. .
- the system may provide a problem configured by selecting only words that the user may not know by referring to a history (user context information) that the user has interacted with the system in the past and configuring the user with a difficulty level suitable for the user.
- the system may reprocess the problem generated by the above-described method, or the selected row (eg, an English newspaper keyword) by referring to the corresponding row digital identity so that the user can be learned as a 'game'.
- the system selects a keyword searched a lot by other users in English newspapers and simply blanks the system.
- the system causes the blanks of words searched by other users to blink sequentially so that a user can enter a given keyword card within a limited time.
- Such a series of game programs may be more active and induce the user's participation than the conventional method in which problems are generated and statically provided to the user, thereby increasing the learning efficiency of the user and causing interest.
- the 'graphic manipulation' module In this way, the user can manipulate the paper document directly through the transparent display and manipulate the row digital identity corresponding to the specific part selected by the graphic manipulation tool so that the result is displayed on the paper document. More specifically, the method of operation can be largely divided into two. When the user designates the part to be operated, the scanning image corresponding to the designated part is displayed at the designated position, and the user operates the operation tool while viewing the displayed scanning image, and when the operation is completed, the remaining part which is not designated There is a way to combine and store the image of this digital identity (scanning image). In another way.
- This method initially exposes only the manipulated result of the scanned image without exposing the original scanned image at all, and the portion deleted from the scanned image while the scanned image is being manipulated is the margin of the paper document (or the margin of the scanned image). If you substitute the same color as and display it on the transparent display, the user will have a higher virtual reality experience. This method allows the user to have a high virtual reality experience.
- a user places a transparent display on a paper document, matches layers, adopts the 'eyedropper' menu, one of the menu (manufacturing tool) buttons at the top of the display, and places the paper document in an arbitrary position.
- the dropper then causes a dynamic graphical change, as if the letters (or pictures) of the paper document were sucked in. This is possible by setting the resulting graphics of the scanned image to move dynamically.
- the margin the place where letters or pictures were located
- the manipulated graphic result is synthesized and stored in the scanning image (whole book, page, or part of it) identified by the book identity by user's selection. Compared to how the user manually composes the original image), the user can provide a more convenient and intuitive interface.
- the user's identity is known. But sometimes this is called “anonymous” and sometimes only identified by the serial number of the capture device.
- the system can be used to personalize the system and it is necessary to have a more detailed knowledge of the user in order to allow certain activities and transactions to be performed in the name of the user.
- the user terminal may be embedded in the mobile phone or otherwise associated with the mobile phone account.
- a user terminal equipped with a transparent display may be associated with a mobile phone account by inserting a sim card associated with a phone account into the terminal.
- the user terminal may have a functional facility for a card that contains or is connected to a credit card or other payment card. The user terminal can be used as a payment token and the payment transaction can be initiated by the user terminal recognizing the paper document.
- the user terminal may also be associated with a particular user or account through a process of recognizing some symbols or text associated with the user or account.
- the user terminal may utilize biometric information by, for example, scanning a user's fingerprint.
- the terminal can identify the user by matching the user's voice pattern and asking the user to speak a certain password or phrase.
- a method of recognizing an identification symbol printed on a paper document in a user terminal and recognizing it in a system This is a way of recognizing the system with the identifiers already printed in the book, without changing the already organized publishing process.
- a book title, author name, edition, publisher, isbn (FIG. 2-210), barcode (or barcode number), and the like belong to this.
- These are already printed and distributed identifiers that allow the user to identify the book identity of the book in an existing publishing system.
- these identifiers eg titles, Author names, etc.
- scanning images of paper documents should be matched (or given a book identity) beforehand.
- This method does not have to change the existing physical world and can be applied to already published and commercially distributed documents, but it has a disadvantage that it is not an intuitive interface of the user.
- a new identifier is printed per page for each new document to be published by the publisher or a document produced and edited on the monitor by anyone (not the publisher) so that the user identifies it to the terminal. This is how you do it.
- This method is a method that can be realized when the system is commercially available, and is designed to make it easier for a user to recognize a book identity to the system.
- the system generates a specific password (barcode, signature, etc.). Provide a password generated by the software to be printed together when the document is printed.
- a publisher generates an identifier and prints it at a specific position of the book, the system should assign a book identity to the printed identifier and match the corresponding digital identity (and document context information).
- the digital identity match the documents produced and edited by users other than the publisher There may be a variety of methods, but the most user-friendly method, for example, the user looks at the monitor of the computer to create (edit) an electronic document that is finally printed on the paper configuration-layout (font size, text After setting the shape, line spacing, layout, etc., when the 'Print' button is pressed, the identifier is automatically generated and printed at a specific position on the paper, and all data (and document context) to be printed on the paper is printed. Information) may be uploaded to a specific predetermined server and matched with a corresponding identifier.
- the paper configuration-layout for example, the user looks at the monitor of the computer to create (edit) an electronic document that is finally printed on the paper configuration-layout (font size, text After setting the shape, line spacing, layout, etc., when the 'Print' button is pressed, the identifier is automatically generated and printed at a specific position on the paper, and all data (and document context) to be printed on the paper is
- the identification symbol may be printed at a predetermined position such as the first page of the document, the cover, or the bottom of the page, as the case may be.
- This method of printing a new identifier on a paper document has the advantage of providing an intuitive interface to a user, but it is applicable only to a newly generated document and has a disadvantage of making a change in the physical world.
- a book identity is searched by recognizing a part of a paper document (letter, picture, image, etc.) by using recognition means (scanning element, camera, optical lens, voice recognizer, etc.) provided in the user terminal.
- recognition means scanning element, camera, optical lens, voice recognizer, etc.
- This method can be used to make changes in the physical world (changes in the publishing or printing process), such as printing identification symbols on paper documents, or the user inputs identification symbols (book titles, authors, publishers, isbn, etc.) in the terminal. It is designed to overcome the hassle and the practical difficulty of separately printing the identification symbol on the paper document.It is a method of recognizing the contents (paper, picture, etc.) of the paper document itself through the recognition means provided in the terminal. .
- the system may use the method described above (the user recognizes any area of the paper document). It will be easier and more accurate to find the book identity.
- a page number is placed on an icon (graphic) that is fixed on the transparent display so that the scanable area on the transparent display can scan a specific area, or 'the area promised by the producer and the user in advance' is determined by the system. It may be prompting immediately. For example, if the user selects a paper document and gives the ready signal, the system may prompt instructions such as read aloud the first word of the page or scan the first sentence of the page.
- the system can acquire a scanning image of the paper document in various ways.
- the documents that are common to everyday people (students, employees, etc.) in everyday life are not the only documents published by the publisher.
- the user can smoothly use the system by creating and editing a document in the same manner as the conventional method of printing something on paper.
- the 'predetermined specific server' may be a web server commonly used by system users, or may be a dedicated web server (eg, an icloud for logging in and accessing a specific individual).
- the raw data of a particular paper document acquired by the system through various routes is determined by the system service of the system (e.g. web server), among the digital identity, DIC layer, identifier, data source above the threshold level. Generate one or more Thereafter, preferably, the generated data is matched with the paper document, and a book identity is given.
- the system service may be executed on the web server or on the local system of the user terminal.
- a system service generates 'identifiers'.
- size information of a display provided in a user terminal may be required. For example, if the size of the paper document is A4 size and the size of the user display is the size of a mobile phone, the system service randomly selects an identification symbol (when providing a part of the scanning image as an identification symbol) and provides it to the user terminal. As you move around the DIC layer, you may see an area where the identifier is not visible at all, and if too many identifiers (eg, part of the scanning image) are revealed, a copyright problem may occur. It is difficult to match paper documents. Therefore, the system service needs to refer to the size information of the display provided in the user terminal when generating the identifier.
- the system when the user recognizes the book identity on the user terminal and sends this information to the system service, some clues (e.g. device serial number) are sent together so that the system knows the size of the user's display. desirable.
- the system detects the size of the client device, the system extracts a part of the scanning image or a part of the layout of the scanning image by referring to the scanning image (or raw data) of the paper document. Can be provided on a layer.
- the system can identify the physical size (size in the real world) of the paper document by identifying a book identity on a specific paper document or obtaining a scanning image. To this end, the system must store the physical size information about the paper document in advance for the book identity or calculate the physical size of the scanned image (or raw data) acquired by the system.
- the way in which a system service creates a "data source above the threshold level for identification" may vary depending on the conventions established between the system operator and the user. For example, if there is a protocol for scanning the first letter of a page, the system service only needs to extract and store the first letter of the page. In addition, if there is a convention of prompting the producer, the system should immediately extract the answer to the system's prompting from the scanned data of the paper document. In addition, there is also a method in which the system finds a book identity even if a user selects an arbitrary area of a paper document, and this method is omitted in the present specification since the method is already disclosed and utilized.
- the server receives and registers the digital identity created by the user or producer.
- step (b) of claim 1 It can be regarded as being replaced.
- the scanning image transmitted by the user may be given a new book identity by the system and stored in the data storage of the system, which may be used by another user later.
- the user simply scans the scanned image in the memory of the terminal, i.e. without transmitting it to a specific server of the system, a method of executing a specific action without displaying on the display is beyond the scope of the present application. The question may arise.
- the term 'system' does not mean simply a server connected to a communication network, but a term encompassing a user terminal and an entire server connected to the user terminal through a communication network. It may be regarded as temporarily stored in the user terminal, and if it is deleted after being used without being stored on the user system, the scanning image (raw data) stored in the user system is utilized once to the user. It should be seen that the book identity is once granted.
- the user selects and selects the digital identity by various sorting criteria such as identifier, object name, visual information, popularity order, and search order.
- various sorting criteria such as identifier, object name, visual information, popularity order, and search order.
- a user overlaps a transparent display on a paper document (and part thereof), recognizes a book identity on a terminal, matches a DIC layer, and then selects one of various application tools on a screen provided by a system application. Can be selected.
- a user may designate a list of friends previously registered on a user's application, with or without a selection area on a layer, to view mark up data written by someone related to the whole (or part of) the paper document.
- the user may search for an object name related to all or a part (selection area) of the paper document.
- a user can view a paper document, designate a specific part of a specific page, search only the 'video' related to this part, or search only the relevant 'text document', and the other user can select the part (selected).
- the user may use objects created by other creators (or authors), including themselves, in relation to the entire page and parts thereof, with various criteria (e.g., popularity, query order) as the key value of a column assigned to a table in the system database. , Creation time, etc.)
- criteria e.g., popularity, query order
- the user using this system can use the specific application provided by the system to view the mark up data created by other users, or create and transmit it to the system.
- the system application should predefine each object in advance, and provide a graphic symbol somewhere on the screen of the application as a menu (option) and a form in which the user can easily identify and use the defined object.
- These pre-defined objects (records) are identified to the user as a graphic symbol somewhere on the screen, and the data selected by the user and generated by the user are the attribute values of the columns constituting the object. will be.
- an 'object name', a 'data property', and a 'location in the DIC layer' there may be an 'object name', a 'data property', and a 'location in the DIC layer'.
- the location information of the DIC Layer may be used in order to show the data previously created by the user in a proper location, but when searching and sharing the additional information with other users, It is also for.
- an object may have a column with respect to "generation time". This is intended to be used as a source for various applications (for example, arranging English words in the oldest order) presented in the present application, although the user may later browse the objects created by the user at a specific date or a specific time.
- identifier information eg, id, device serial number, etc.
- book identity information of the paper document identified by the system may be present.
- the object name includes all the functions of the software for editing, manipulating, and generating electronic documents through the current computer interface.
- the user may select a menu (graphic symbol) that means 'handwriting' and take notes.
- a menu graphics symbol
- the handwriting menu will have a very large number of submenus to specify this. For example, pen weights, letters, text colors, etc.
- the user underlines the DIC Layer while viewing the paper document
- the system application allocates all areas other than the area selected by the user (or including them) to the writing space. Furthermore, the allocated space can be set to extend infinitely under user control. This approach allows the user to attach huge amounts of data about the selection on the paper document without being constrained by space. (At this time, the 'region' selected by the user will be an attribute value of a column (field name) 'position in the DIC layer.'
- 'writing' in this case is not only a user's touch query, It may be a variety of multimedia data, such as links, videos, text attached to the user.
- the first part displayed on the DIC Layer by the user by dragging or drawing is an attribute value for the column 'position in the DIC Layer'.
- the 'selected area' should be identified to the user in order to easily find it later.
- stamp of all or part of the paper document. This means that when a user views a paper document and places a specific mark on the selected area (icons including question marks, quotes, exclamation marks, etc.), the system can later display the area with the same mark or the whole page. For example, if the rule is to put a question mark on a question that you are not familiar with, you can mark the question mark on the question you are not familiar with while solving the problem collection. If you mark a question mark while viewing various paper documents, you can extract problems or ranges that you do not know well and sort them in order of oldest, most difficult, etc. In addition, information about stamps stamped on various paper documents by each user of the system is transmitted to the system to be an important source for identifying users' interests, preferences, abilities, statistics, and the like.
- the author may refer to the paper document (e.g., display a scanning image of the paper document on a monitor, and then highlight it on the paper document on a transparent DIC layer that overlaps the scanning image).
- Markup data such as markup data may be generated using a specific markup language (eg, xml, html, etc.) that is compatible with a web browser provided by the os of the user terminal.
- the hypertext generated is composed of a table composed of several columns (e.g., book identity, identifier information, etc.), stored in a database of a specific web server, and the user inputs a book identity from the user terminal.
- hypertext for the purpose of using the system, unlike hypertext, which is typically viewed in a web browser, should not be automatically adjusted by the user or the control of the system. It is characterized by the same size as the physical size of the paper document.
- the user sees the paper document visible through the transparent display, and the layer's edge (Fig. 9-170) or the edge (Fig. 8-160) is displayed on the display so that the edge or edge of the layer matches the edge or edge of the paper document.
- the layer's edge Fig. 9-170
- the edge Fig. 8-160
- This method is more effective when the size of the display is smaller than the paper document, where the identification clue may be always exposed on the layer, but only when the layer is moved by the user. That is, if a large portion of the contents of the paper document is revealed as an identification clue on the layer, a 'copyright infringement' problem may occur. However, if there is too little exposure of the identification clue, there is a dilemma that the user has little clue to refer to, so that the identification can be identified only when the layer is moved by exposing the identification clue as much as possible without infringing the copyright. There's a way to expose clues.
- the identification clue which is all or part of the scanning image is exposed only when the layer is moved by the user, and the identification clue is not exposed when the layer is not moved. This is because it is difficult for the user to properly read and understand the identification clue (all or part of the scanning image) while the layer is moving.
- the GUI of the display allows a layer to be automatically positioned by placing a particular symbol (e.g. box, asterisk, etc.) in the promised area (predetermined area of the paper document shown through the display).
- a particular symbol e.g. box, asterisk, etc.
- This small box shape moves according to the user's touch.
- This box overlaps a pre-scheduled area on the paper document. For example, if you have a prior appointment to place a box on the 'page number' of a paper document (Fig. 5-161), the user will place it on the page number on the paper document while viewing the paper document shown on the display. Will be.
- the user terminal can then adjust the position of the layer so that the page number of the digital identity (scanning image) is in this box at the location of the box.
- the "committed area” may be an area in which the "page number” is written, or may be the "first starting point of the text", and in addition, there may be various appointment areas.
- the 'committed area' may be a 'fixed' area that is recognized by the system user in advance, or may be a 'variable' area prompted by the system. This method is characterized in that the user may not be aware of the existence of the layer at all, which may be a factor for enhancing the user's intuitive interface.
- the movement distance and direction (speed) of the transparent display detected by the motion sensing element included in the terminal There may be a method for the user to easily adjust the position of the layer (in accordance with the guidance of a specific symbol) by guiding the symbol to a specific symbol (for example, arrows, etc. * FIGS. 13-180) on the display.
- This method involves a somewhat cumbersome process for the user compared to the fifth method described above, but may be recognized as an interesting medium for adjusting the position of the layer.
- the transparent display has an element that can detect movement with hardware, the movement of the layer can be adjusted using this.
- the terminal identifies the position of the paper document, and then the user sends a 'move start' signal and moves the display to the desired area on the paper document. Then, move the layer to match the distance, direction, and speed (ie, speed) the motion element detects.
- the user can recognize the position of the paper document by artificially displaying on the transparent display (by specifying the edge or border of the paper document, moving the layer to match, or moving a specific symbol to overlap on the promised area) Or the like, but the display is already recognized in advance (for example, a fixed symbol on the transparent display is placed above the page number of the paper document, or the lower right corner of the display is aligned to the lower right corner of the paper document). Or the like).
- the moving echo and distance in some cases the speed of the display detected by the motion sensing element The same as).
- the motion sensing element may be implemented in various forms, only a few of them will be given examples.
- Two parallel micro / surface texture sensors are included to detect deformation of the surface on the paper document.
- a common use of this kind of input sensor is to capture braille text.
- the parallel surface texture sensor can also determine the angle of the sensor from the relative speed / distance moved by the parallel sensor.
- gesture motion based
- Gestures can be detected by observing data passing under the scanning head, by monitoring changes in the motion sensor, or by mechanical motion-sensing means.
- the terminal can determine what gesture the user makes with the transparent display.
- the optical system may also detect relative motion by observing a pattern on the surface of the paper document.
- the absolute position can be detected by checking the absolute position code on the surface of the paper document.
- control gestures can be determined thereby.
- an acceleration sensor such as an accelerometer for detecting changes in speed or direction
- control gestures can be determined thereby.
- a gyroscope particularly a chip ring-laser gyroscope is suitable for this task
- It may have a rolling element or ball similar to the ball point of an optically encoded ink pen. As the ball moves along the paper surface, the optical sensor detects the motion of the optically encoded element.
- the flow of ink electrically charged throughout the ballpoint is recorded to record relative motion.
- the ink flowing in the bowl is given a charge detected by this probe.
- a current-sensitive probe embedded in the ballpoint housing detects the flow of ink on the ball. If there are a plurality of probes, the direction of the ink flow can be inferred from the motion of the resulting ball, and hence the actual motion across the surface.
- This electrically charged ink technology can serve as a general purpose input recording device, where a user writes in conventional ink, while motion can be written and recorded.
- a guard ring at or near the boundary where the ball emerges from its housing may be used to discharge the charged ink so that only the charged ink flowing out of the receiver is sensed by the sensor. Alternatively, an optical flow or a motion flow of the acquired scan image may be used.
- the term "plane scanner” refers to a terminal that employs a principle of reading a reflected light by spraying light toward the object to be scanned by overlapping the display on the object to be scanned with a hardware 'scanning part' inside the display. It means.
- a general description may be provided in which a plurality of light sources and light receivers are arranged on a plane in one layer in a layer layer inside the display to simultaneously scan a two-dimensional area. There is also a way to leave the physical space between the displays so that the scanline header passes.
- the scanned image can be sent to the user's system to find the original image having the same image as a part.
- the system can then estimate the position that the scanned image occupies in the image of the selected original, thereby adjusting the position of the layer of the transparent display.
- the terminal detects the movement of the display and moves the layer at the same direction and at the same speed.
- the display may scan the target object (scan in real time, scan only when moving, or scan when moving and sperm) even when the user changes the position of the display.
- the system may allow the terminal to adjust the position of the layer compared to the original stored in the system.
- the scanning element e.g. camera, scanner, cmos optical lens, etc.
- the transparent display e.g. -10-300 or the side of the area where the transparent display is in contact with the paper document.
- This method is the most convenient method for the user because the user can not recognize the layer itself at all, and there is no need to move the user DIC layer separately.
- a user may use a user's computer to determine the layout (text size, line spacing, character shape, etc.) of a document that has already been printed and distributed in the form of a specific layout by a producer (eg, publisher, organization, individual, etc.). It can also be edited, transformed and printed on the monitor. At this time, if the content of the original (distributed) document is not changed and only a layout (environmental setting) is generated to generate a paper document, the user recognizes or changes the identifier (eg, isbn number) of the original document.
- a producer eg, publisher, organization, individual, etc.
- the system may estimate how much of the 'deformed paper document' has been altered in the original digital identity through the scanned image. That is, the system analyzes the scanned image of a part or all of the 'modified paper document' and separates it into raw data and context information to find a digital identity that matches the raw data. The system may compare the digital identity thus found with the image obtained through the scanning and convert the context information of the digital identity into different context information and present it on the layer.
- the user may be determined that the display size is smaller than that of the paper document. Places the display in a specific part of the paper document and no matter how you move the layer, the identification may not be visible. That is, a case where the identification clue is out of the display range occurs. To this end, if the size of the display of the device with the user using the system is not constant, the system should provide an identification clue considering the size of the display.
- the display size information is transmitted together so that an identification clue (formatted with a predetermined exposure range) is provided.
- an identification clue formatted with a predetermined exposure range
- a criterion for the system administrator to preselect the exposure range corresponding to the size of the display is as shown in FIG. 14, so that the identification clue is exposed even if the display is located anywhere in the paper document. 190) is selected. (This is a minimum area, of course, and even if more scope is exposed, it will be possible if the copyright problem can be avoided.)
- the criterion for selecting the minimum area cannot be clearly derived from a mathematical formula.
- the system selects the corresponding digital identity and then executes the corresponding 'extraction module' by referring to the display size information of the user device in the user context information.
- the extraction module is a formula previously assigned by the manufacturer and is omitted since it is the same in terms of method and method of determining the above-described exposure range. The two methods described above are in fact the difference between whether the extraction is pre- or post-processed.
- the system may extract and display a certain range or more of a digital identity corresponding to the area where the display is illuminating the layer (the area where the layer is exposed through the display) even when the layer is moved or stopped by the user. have.
- the exposure area corresponding to the display size of the terminal is not predetermined by the system manager, but the system detects the movement of the layer and transmits the corresponding data in real time. For example, the system can always provide half of the display as an identification clue, no matter how the user moves the layer.
- the above-described range of clues may be revealed only when the layer is moved by the user, may not be revealed at all when the layer is not moving, or may be exposed at a certain range even when not moving.
- all the history of interaction with the mark up data can be recorded (stored) in the system. For example, when a user specifies a mathematics problem, browses a similar problem, and executes a payment module if necessary, all of the relevant information is a good source for constructing the user's context. In other words, the system can infer the user's ability and interest by knowing that the user has simply selected a specific problem and selected a 'similar problem', which provides the user with a valid (appropriate) problem and related data. You can also
- a user's history of interacting with a user by executing dynamic markup (game) on a particular paper document can measure the user's specific abilities and determine what abilities and habits he or she is aware or unconscious of. It is a good source. For example, if a user interacts while playing a specific English game, if the word that contains a lot of 'spelling' is frequently wrong, and the pronunciation is weakly pronounced, the system will indirectly focus on where the user is vulnerable (in real time). You can create a problem and provide it, or you can provide relevant information that the user may know. This repeated game also allows you to see what abilities your users are improving, what they're still lacking, and how much their abilities are comparable to other users. You may be introduced to a suitable (valid) game (or program) or other program to supplement.
- the information accumulated in this way informs the system of changes in interests, interests, and abilities for each user, so that the system first selects information that is valid for the user before the user desires it. It can also be provided. In addition, by accumulating the context information of each user in this manner, the system can generate and update the information necessary for the system as a whole, which is advantageous to all users who use the system.
- the system can separate them and allow them to talk only to each other.
- a user using the present system may wish to have a conversation with his friend (s) about a particular paper document while viewing the paper document together. Then, the user selects two or more users who wish to have a conversation with each other and reproduces the property data generated by them (using one of the system applications) on the screen of other user (s) participating in the conversation in real time. How to give.
- each user participating in the conversation prepares the same paper document, opens a specific page (paper document) indicated by one party, and performs the steps (a) and (b) of claim 1 through this system. .
- any user who participated in the conversation can view the book and create a property value for the object using a specific menu (eg, writing tool) provided by the application.
- the generated property value is reproduced on the screen of other users participating in the conversation in real time (that is, in real time while the property value is generated).
- other users who participated in the conversation may also generate real-time property values, and the generated property values may be shared on the screen of other users.
- the users who participated in the conversation can make their own rules for participation in the conversation, such as 'Who should give permission to create property values among the users who participated in the conversation?'
- the property value at this time is for a pre-defined object provided by the system application, and there may be a 'voice' item among the object items at this time. That is, if an element capable of recognizing the user's voice is provided on the user's device, not only the real-time display (eg, handwriting) provided by one of the property generators but also the voice of the creator can be directly You may hear it, so it will be much more useful.
- the system for the reading thereof has already obtained the 'scanning image of the paper document', that is, a person who does not possess the 'paper document' May be provided on the screen, and in some cases, one or more of its 'authentication, security, and payment' may be required.
- a from then on is one of the various objects that the application provides (Of course, there will be sub-menus of various colors, thicknesses, etc.) and we will start writing the example 2 directly on the screen of the transparent display overlaid on example 2. That is, when an average user solves a problem, they typically draw a number on a book, calculate it next to it, and underline it, drawing them on a transparent display as if they were drawn directly on a piece of paper with Example 2. will be.
- the data generated by A is recorded on the layer and the object name (menu selected by the user from among the menus provided by the application-writing tool) is recorded and transmitted to a specific server of the system. Will be sent in real time.
- the property data will be reproduced on the screen of B that received it (since the application is already defined for the object) as on the screen of A.
- a and B each look at their own book (the mathematics of mathematics) and feel as if they are solving problems together next to each other.
- the teacher can easily comment on each student's book without the need to deliberately write notes on the board or explain to look somewhere on a particular paper. Can be obtained.
- the teacher may set his property data to be shared only with students who need personal guidance, or may be set to be shared with all students in a batch.
- the property data may be generated not only by the teacher but also by anyone who has permission to generate property data and reproduced in real time on the screen of other students. For example, if a student asks a question during class, the teacher can give the student permission to create property data, and then the other students have the property data (eg handwriting) that the student creates. Only what is reproduced in real time in the phase can be seen, and cannot be involved in its creation at all.
- the user can view the paper document through the transparent display by designating the 'specific area', and the user can select the area that the user wants to use (pre-search, capture, etc.) and display it on the transparent display. May be specified by the user simply selecting an area pre-divided into the document, or one of the preset divisions may be selected by selecting visible / invisible markup, and in some cases the system (producer, The entire document may be a selection area by a program, etc.), and the system may unilaterally select the selection area by referring to the document attribute information (document context information) and user context information. After you finish specifying the, the system executes the specified module to display the selection. Process the corresponding data.
- the system application may provide a production tool for the user GUI of the system. This is often provided as a menu bar somewhere on the screen where the application is run, and the user can select the desired "module" from among them. For example, if a user views a paper document and designates a selection area on a transparent display, and then designates a specific module on the menu bar, the specific module will be executed for the selected area and the result will be displayed. Alternatively, when the user selects a specific module from the menu bar, the user may be switched to a mode in which the specific module is to be executed so that the user may designate the selection area and execute the specific module.
- the particular module may be derived and executed from markup or contextual analysis (or depending on the row digitsl identity) or the attribute information of the document.
- markup visible to the user and / or invisible may be interpreted as control commands of a particular module.
- the system looks at the paper document and executes any action, such as executing a particular transaction due to the user's record and selection of visible / invisible markup for the specified selection. . This can be achieved by obtaining "additional information," including details about the paper document, its location within the document, and so forth.
- additional information including details about the paper document, its location within the document, and so forth.
- This saved history is beneficial to both users and individuals. More specifically, data corresponding to the selected area where a particular module is executed is stored (recorded) in the db of the user system with extra fields added (or only fields).
- An object consisting of several column names Fields (records) are an important source for generating 'user context information' and 'document context information' of the system, and the generated user / document context information is processed into another context (extended context) Specific functionality related to the document and / or not related, such as providing additional information to the user.
- the system may grasp the interest and interest of a specific user through the obtained user / document context.
- the system may infer the change trend of the user's ability through the obtained information.
- the system will use them as clues.
- the system may identify which document the user primarily views and retrieve related additional information, and may provide an advertisement or a purchase application that reflects the user's recent interest.
- an advertisement may be associated with an individual word or phrase, and may be reflected to the user by reflecting the user's interest by selecting the word or phrase or by considering past selection history (user context information). Can be viewed. This method is treated as feedback to advertisers about the effectiveness of their advertisements.
- the system also presents a new model of compensation for advertisers and marketers. Market sellers, publishers, advertisers, etc., who own copyright in a specific area of a paper document, can earn some income by selecting / purchasing users who use the system.
- the system may also generate "statistics" for someone by obtaining the user / document context information described above. For example, the system can measure the popularity of a publication based on "statistics.” Factors such as time spent in a particular paper document or the number of times a particular paper document has been retrieved can help the publisher decide which publication to publish in the future. If a small table of contents in an existing book turns out to be too popular, it would be worth expanding it to a separate publication. In addition, more active reader feedback can be observed based on the user's activities, and publishers can reward the authors accordingly. In addition, statistics on the activity of the reader can select particularly popular objects, and the advertiser may pay a premium rate on the most popular objects and allow the advertisement to be viewed.
- the system may use the above-mentioned 'additional information' to grasp information about a user's habits or interests, and may use it as a source for appropriate marketing (about a product or content) to readers.
- the user context information and the document context information in the present system can generate a very large amount of extended context information, the system can provide a powerful amount of information and customized information to the user with a clue.
- the first is 'identifier information' which indicates who is using the terminal to interact with the system.
- the user's identity is known. Sometimes this is identified as "anonymous", but most are identified by the serial number of the user's terminal.
- it is very important for the system to be aware of the 'identifier' because the system can be used to personalize the system and certain activities and transactions can be performed in the name of the user.
- the second is the 'location' that the object (data corresponding to the user's selection) occupies in the digital identity.
- the third is the object name, which indicates what action the user took on the object.
- the system can infer a user's English proficiency through a history of words pre-searched by a particular user, and the system can infer the interest and interest of the user through mainly captured sentences. It may be.
- the user himself can sort and view the data he has captured, and he can list the words he has searched for beforehand.
- the system can also use the clues to get information about what time the user is primarily studying, sort them when the user wants to review what they have studied on a particular day, or even repeat a particular word by the user.
- the user can also infer the change of the user's word learning ability by analyzing the searched time.
- the system can select and show the words searched on the page by other users who read the same paper document, and can infer the user's personal interest and interest.
- the system can grasp the copyright information of the paper document through the identified book identity, thereby providing a source necessary for a situation in which payment of the user is required.
- the raw data of the digital identity that matches the book identity identified by the system is the target to be executed by the specific module and does not contain any attribute information.
- an object that is part or all of the document may have attribute information indicating its characteristics.
- attribute information is mainly the markup data described above, and may be embedded in or attached to a digital identity and recognized by the system. For example, if a user selects a particular problem on a particular page of a mathematical problem book, and the system attempts to provide the user with a similar (related) problem, the system is selected (visible / or invisible) with that particular problem.
- Markup (which may be a specific cipher) identifies the nature of the problem (which indicates what category it is in, what level it is, what formula is used, etc.) and identifies the problem (the same formula) Problems used, problems of similar level, problems in the same category) can be provided to the user.
- Mark up data is stored in the form of a table with a specific column when it is stored in the system's data store, regardless of the creation subject or creation method. This is why an extra field is added to each object when the user sends mark up data to the system's db through a system application that has an object drfine.
- Objects stored on the table in several columns should be selected and sorted by the user and displayed on the user's DIC Layer screen. To do this, the user first selects a paper document, overlaps the transparent display, matches the DIC Layer, and then recognizes several conditions in the system. For example, selecting a specific section (eg problem 2) on the DIC layer or selecting a friend's id from the friend list.
- the system will then find the object in the db table that matches the criteria you entered.
- the system can find several objects with the same attribute values for the book identity and location information that the user initially entered into the system. will be.
- the object with the same attribute value as the book identity entered when the user starts the system is the object created by another user on the same paper document as the paper document selected by the user.
- the amount may be so large that it may be difficult to view, it is necessary to select and view the objects by further giving the condition that the user wants in the selected objects (eg problem 2).
- the user gave the system two conditions of 'book identity' and 'position on the DIC Layer' of the paper document, and the system gave 'book identity' and 'position on the DIC Layer' items identified by the user to the system. It finds an object with the same property value as the property value of and sprays it on the DIC Layer. (Of course, no object will have exactly the same attribute values for the column 'position on the DIC Layer', so the system must have some criteria in advance, for example, if there are overlapping areas above a certain threshold level. ,,,). The system can create a wide variety of situations on this basic core.
- the system table has an 'identifier' column
- the user can select and view only the objects created by my friend A on a specific paper document.
- the system table has an 'object name' column as a column. If so, the user can select and view only the 'notepad' from the objects created by my friend A on a particular paper document.
- a user may select and read a particular paper document A, and may be curious about comments posted by other users about a certain portion of the paper document (eg, problem 3). Then, the user would look at the paper document on the DIC Layer (and omit the book identity already identified in the system) and drag problem 3 to the system. The system can then provide all of the other user's comments on question 3 in document A.
- the user's identity is known. But sometimes this is called “anonymous” and sometimes only identified by the serial number of the capture device.
- the system can be used to personalize the system and it is necessary to have a more detailed knowledge of the user in order to allow certain activities and transactions to be performed in the name of the user.
- One of the most useful functions that the system can perform is to maintain any additional information related to the action, including the user's record and document context about the user's actions on the paper document and the resulting action. This saved history is very beneficial for both the user and the system. See the "Contexts" chapter for details.
- the user terminal may be embedded in the mobile phone or otherwise associated with the mobile phone account.
- a user terminal equipped with a transparent display may be associated with a mobile phone account by inserting a sim card associated with a phone account into the terminal.
- the user terminal may have a functional facility for a card that contains or is connected to a credit card or other payment card. The user terminal can be used as a payment token and the payment transaction can be initiated by the user terminal recognizing the paper document.
- the user terminal may also be associated with a particular user or account through a process of recognizing some symbols or text associated with the user or account.
- the user terminal may utilize biometric information by, for example, scanning a user's fingerprint.
- the terminal can identify the user by matching the user's voice pattern and asking the user to speak a certain password or phrase.
- the module execution result may be displayed in a region other than the layer, in addition to the method of displaying on or near the selected object on the layer of the transparent display.
- the result of the module execution (Figs. 17-102 and 18-107) can be displayed in an area other than the layer.
- there is a method of executing a capture module by designating a selection area while viewing a paper document projected through a transparent display. At this time, if you touch the screen with your finger (or can be displayed on the screen by various means such as a touch pen), the user can recognize the user's touch with a predetermined thickness and shape in advance and recognize the user's touch.
- the scanning image corresponding to the image may be set to fill the space (107-4 in FIG. 19) through which the finger passes in real time. In this way, the user can wipe the cloudy glass placed on the paper document with his finger, giving the user a clearer view of the document (under the glass) that corresponds to where the finger passes.
- the user terminal may also view the output of the module execution where he or she wishes. For example, if a user sets a part of a transparent display to a permeable part, puts a paper document under the permeable part, matches the DIC layer, specifies a selection area and executes a specific module, the result is the user. It can also be displayed in the opaque part (the non-transparent display part) designated by. This can be very useful in situations where you need to spread out the results.
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- 페이퍼문서를 전자화하는 방법에 있어서, 상기 방법은 투명디스플레이 또는, 에어제스쳐 및 빔스크린 기능이 구비된 사용자 시스템에서 사용되기 위해,(가) 사용자가 사용자 단말기(client device)를 통해 페이퍼문서의 book identity를 사용자 시스템에 식별시키는 단계.(나) 투명디스플레이가 상기 페이퍼문서(혹은 그 일부) 위에 오버랩된 상태, 또는 빔스크린이 상기 페이퍼문서에 분사된 상태에서 사용자, 혹은 사용자 시스템의 제어에 의해 DIC Layer와 상기 페이퍼문서가 일치되게 오버랩되도록 DIC Layer의 위치가 조정되는 단계.(다) 사용자,또는 사용자 시스템의 제어에 의해 상기 DIC Layer 상에 상기 book identity와 매칭된 digital identity 중 일부인 raw digitall identity가 디스플레이(또는, 빔스크린) 상에 표시되지 않은 채, 재현(선택되어 준비되거나, 매칭)되는 단계및/또는사용자,또는 사용자 시스템의 제어에 의해 상기 DIC Layer상에 상기 book identity와 매칭된 digital identity 중 일부인 extended digital identity(mark up data)가 생성, 또는 선택되어 재현(선택되어 준비되거나 매칭)되는 단계.(라) 사용자 또는 사용자 시스템의 제어에 의해, 상기 DIC Layer상에 재현(선택되어 준비)된 상기 digital identity의 특정영역(또는, object)이 선정되어져, 사용자 시스템 상의 특정 액션이 실행되는 단계.(마) 상기 (라)의 결과가 사용자 단말기에 구비된 디스플레이 상에 표시되는 단계.를 포함하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서,사용자 시스템의 시스템서비스가 상기 페이퍼문서에 대한 스캐닝이미지(또는, raw data), digital identity, DIC 모듈(DIC Layer), DIC Layer상에 노출될 식별단서, 상기 페이퍼문서를 고유하게 식별하기 위한 식별기호, 페이퍼문서를 고유하게 식별하기 위한 임계레벨 이상의 데이터소스 중 둘 이상을 생성,또는 확보하여 상기 페이퍼문서의 book identity와 (혹은, 서로) 매칭시켜 놓는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 2항에 있어서,상기 시스템서비스는 하나 또는 다수의 웹서버에서 실행되는 웹서비스인 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 2항에 있어서,상기 스캐닝이미지는 특정 사용자의 사용자 단말기에 의해 획득되어짐과 동시에 시스템에 전송되어진 것이고, 시스템서비스는 상기 스캐닝이미지를 획득함과 동시에 이를 참조하여 실시간으로 digital identity, DIC 모듈(DIC Layer), DIC Layer상에 노출될 식별단서, 페이퍼문서를 고유하게 식별하기 위한 식별기호, 페이퍼문서를 고유하게 식별하기 위한 임계레벨 이상의 데이터소스 중 둘 이상을 생성하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 2항에 있어서,상기 사용자 시스템이 페이퍼문서에 대한 스캐닝이미지( 또는, raw data)를 획득하는 방법으로,시스템을 이용하는 임의의 사용자가 페이퍼문서를 인쇄할 때, 페이퍼문서 상에 인쇄되어질 mark up정보(raw data)가 본 시스템의 특정 서버에 업로드되도록 미리 설정된 시스템 어플리케이션을 통해서 인쇄되도록 하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 2항에 있어서,digital identity는 시스템의 시스템서비스(data provider)에 의해 생성된 것이거나, 누군가로부터 생성되어져 시스템이 전송받은 것임을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 6항에서, digital identity가 누군가로부터 생성되어지는 방법으로,투명디스플레이, 또는 에어제스처와 빔스크린 기능이 구비된 휴대용 사용자 단말기(client device)에서 사용되기 위해(a) 임의의 사용자가 사용자 단말기를 통해 페이퍼문서의 book identity를 시스템에 식별시키는 단계.(b) 투명디스플레이가 상기 페이퍼문서(혹은 그 일부) 위에 오버랩된 상태에서, 혹은 빔스크린이 상기 페이퍼문서 상에 분사된 상태에서, 사용자, 혹은 사용자 시스템의 제어에 의해 DIC Layer와 상기 페이퍼문서가 일치되게 오버랩되도록 DIC Layer의 위치가 조정되는 단계.(c) 상기 사용자가, 상기 사용자 단말기에서, 사전에 object define되어 있는 시스템 어플리케이션을 활용하여 상기 DIC Layer상에 object에 대한 property data를 생성시키는 단계.(d) 상기 사용자,혹은 시스템의 제어에 의해, 상기 생성된 property data가 시스템의 특정 서버에 전송되는 단계를 더 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 7항에 있어서, 상기 object는 여분의 필드로 define되어 있으며, 상기 여분의 필드는 ‘obect name, DIC Layer상에서의 위치,property data 생성시각,상기 페이퍼문서의 book identity, property data 생성자’ 중 하나 이상인 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 7항에 있어서, 상기 방법은 시스템의 특정서버를 통해 상호 접속 중인 두명 이상의 사용자 사이에서 실시간 대화를 목적으로 사용되기 위하여,임의의 일방에 의해 생성된 property data가 다른 일방의 어플리케이션 화면의 DIC Layer상에서 실시간 재현되어 표시되는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 9항에 있어서, 상기 property data 는 임의의 일방의 목소리를 포함한 음성data를 더 포함하는 것임을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (가)에서,사용자가 사용자 단말기에 구비된 임의의 사용자 인터페이스(예;키보드,마우스,스캐너,터치스크린 등)나 임의의 판독수단(예‘바코드 판독기 등)을 활용하여 페이퍼문서를 고유하게 식별하기 위한 식별기호, 혹은 페이퍼문서를 고유하게 식별하기 위해 필요한 임계레벨 이상의 데이터소스를 단말기에 인식시켜서 사용자 시스템에 book identity를 식별시키는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 11항에 있어서,페이퍼문서를 고유하게 식별하기 위한 임계레벨 이상의 data 소스를 단말기에 인식시키는 방법으로,사용자 단말기에 구비된 스캐닝,이미징 능력을 갖는 스캐닝 엘리먼트로 페이퍼문서 상의 임의의 영역을 임계레벨 이상 캡쳐링하거나, 시스템 관리자와 사용자 간에 사전에 약속된 페이퍼문서 상의 특정영역을 캡쳐링하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 12항에 있어서,시스템 관리자와 사용자 간에 사전에 약속된 페이퍼문서의 특정영역은,시스템의 제어에 의해, 사용자에게 프롬프팅된 것임을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 12항에 있어서,시스템이 상기 캡쳐링된 데이터를 원본(시스템에 의해 이미 book identity가 부여된 스캐닝이미지)에 비해 레이아웃(글자크기,이미지 위치, 글자모양,줄간격 등) 설정이 변경된 수정본으로 감지할 경우, 시스템이 획득한 상기 수정본의 이미지에서 레이아웃 설정정보를 파악하여 이와 동일하게 상기 원본을 변형시켜서, 변형되어진 data를 기초로 mark up data,또는 DIC Layer( DIC 모듈)를 생성시키는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (나)에서,스캐닝,이미징 능력을 갖는 스캐닝 엘리먼트가 투명디스플레이의 어딘가에 플레인 스캐너의 형태로 존재할 경우, 상기 스캐닝 엘리먼트가 캡쳐링한 이미지를 전송받은 시스템이 전송받은 이미지가 원본(book identity로 인해 식별된 스캐닝이미지)에서 차지하는 위치를 파악하여, 상기 스캐닝한 이미지가 원본의 중첩되는 부분과 오버랩되도록 DIC Layer의 위치를 조정하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 15항에 있어서, 스캐닝 엘리먼트가 캡쳐링한 이미지를 시스템이 전송받는 방법으로,시스템의 제어에 의해, 실시간 혹은 디스플레이가 움직일 때마다 스캐닝엘리먼트가 캡쳐링하여, 이를 실시간 전송하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제1항에 있어서, (나)에서,사용자에 의해 상기 DIC Layer의 위치가 조정되어 상기 페이퍼문서와 일치될 수 있도록 사용자 시스템이 DIC Layer상에 식별단서를 제공하는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 17항에서, ‘식별단서’는;스캐닝이미지의 일부이거나, digital identity의 레이아웃 표시 중 하나 이상인 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 17항에서, 식별단서를 제공하는 방법으로,,디스플레이의 크기 정보를 수신한 사용자 시스템이, 이와 매칭된 사전에 노출영역이 정해진 식별단서를 DIC Layer 상에 제공하거나, 전송된 정보와 매칭된, 즉 노출영역의 범위나 용량 등이 설정된 데이터 추출 모듈을 상기 페이퍼문서에 해당하는 raw digital identity에 대해 실행시켜서, DIC Layer 상에 추출된 데이터를 표시하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 19항에서, 상기 디스플레이의 크기 정보를 수신하는 방법으로,사용자에 의해 가로,세로가 (m*n)의 크기인 디스플레이가 회전하여 (n*m)으로 변경되면, 사용자의 회전명령신호에 의해, 혹은 디스플레이의 회전을 감지한 디스플레이가 상기 회전 사실을 사용자 시스템에 전송하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 17항에서 식별단서를 제공하는 방법으로,사용자 시스템이 디스플레이에 노출된 DIC Layer의 위치를 감지하여 이에 해당하는 영역에 대한 특정 기준치 이상의 식별단서를 실시간 추출하여 DIC Layer 상에 표시하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 17항에서, 식별단서를 제공하는 방법으로,사용자, 혹은 시스템의 제어에 의해 DIC Layer가 이동할 때에만, 식별단서가 표시되도록 하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (나)에서,상기 페이퍼문서가 사용자에 의해 레이아웃이 변경된 수정본일 때, 시스템이 제공한 (사용자가 단말기에 인식시킨 book identity에 해당하는) 식별단서를 사용자가 페이퍼문서를 참조하여 이와 일치되도록 조작시킴으로써, DIC Layer 및/또는 해당 원본(스캐닝이미지 및 raw data)를 변형시키는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (나)에서,사용자가 사전에 약속된 규약에 따라 디스플레이의 특정 모서리와 페이퍼문서의 특정 모서리를 일치시키는 동작만으로도, DIC Layer와 상기 페이퍼문서가 일치될 수 있도록, 시스템이 디스플레이 상에 고정된 DIC Layer를 제공하는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (나)에서,시스템이 DIC Layer의 테두리를 사용자에게 식별시키고, 사용자가 이 테두리를 움직여 페이퍼문서의 테두리와 일치시키는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (나)에 있어서,시스템관리자와 사용자 간에 사전에 약속된 규약에 따라 사용자가 페이퍼문서의 특정영역과 투명디스플레이 상의 특정기호를 일치되게 오버랩시킴으로써, 시스템에 (투명디스플레이 상에서의)페이퍼문서의 위치를 인식시키고, 이를 단서로 시스템이 DIC Layer의 위치를 조정하는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 26항에서, 시스템관리자와 사용자 간에 사전에 약속된 규약은,상기 book identity를 식별한 시스템이 사용자에게 프롬프팅한 것임을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 26항에서, 사전에 약속된 규약에 따라 사용자가 페이퍼문서의 특정영역과 투명디스플레이 상의 특정기호를 일치되게 오버랩시키는 방법으로,사용자가 투명디스플레이 상에서 사용자의 조작에 의해 움직임 가능한 특정 기호(예; 박스모양)를 사전에 약속된 페이퍼문서의 특정영역(예;페이지번호) 위에 오버랩하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 26항에서, 사전에 약속된 규약에 따라 사용자가 페이퍼문서의 특정영역과 투명디스플레이 상의 특정기호를 일치되게 오버랩시키는 방법으로,투명디스플레이 상에 고정된(사용자의 조작에 의해 움직임이 불가능한) 특정기호(예;박스모양)가 페이퍼문서의 특정영역(예;페이지번호) 위에 오버랩되도록 사용자가 페이퍼문서 및/또는 투명디스플레이의 위치를 조정하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (나)에서,상기 투명디스플레이 상에서의 상기 페이퍼문서의 위치를 인식한 사용자 시스템이 상기 페이퍼문서와 일치되도록 DIC Layer의 위치를 조정한 후, 이후의 투명디스플레이의 움직임을 투명디스플레이 내부의 움직임 감지 엘리먼트를 통해 감지하여 이와 동일하게 DIC Layer가 이동되도록 제어하거나, 사용자가 DIC Layer를 이동시킬 수 있도록 안내하는 단계.
- 제 30항에 있어서, 움직임을 감지할 수 있는 엘리먼트가 움직임을 감지하는 방법은,미세/표면 텍스쳐 센서를 활용하는 방법, 제스쳐를 검출하는 방법. 광학 데이터를 관찰하는 방법, 자이로/가속도계 모션 센서를 활용하는 방법, 기계장치(볼포인트, 롤러 등)를 활용하는 방법 중 하나 이상인 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 31항에 있어서, 사용자가 DIC Layer를 이동시킬 수 있도록 안내하는 방법은,상기 투명디스플레이의 이동거리와 방향을 감지한 사용자 시스템이 DIC Layer상에 상기 이동거리와 방향을 나타내는 특정 기호(예; 화살표)를 표시하여 사용자가 이를 단서로 DIC Layer를 움직일 수 있도록 안내하는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (다)에 있어서, 시스템에 제어에 의해 mark up data가 생성되는 방법으로,상기 페이퍼문서의 스캐닝이미지(또는, raw data) 외에도, 디바이스 식별자 정보, 사용자 컨텍스트 정보, 문서 컨텍스트 정보, 사용자의 데이터 스트림 중 하나 이상의 소스를 참고하여 시스템의 시스템 서비스가 생성하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (다)에 있어서, mark up data는 특정 기능성을 수행하기 위한 목적으로 생성되며, 사용자에게 식별되거나, 사용자에게 보이지 않고 기계적 사용으로만 판독되는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (다)에 있어서, mark up data는 문서(스캐닝이미지 또는 페이퍼문서)의 특정 위치나 텍스트의 특정 위치, 및/또는 세그먼트와 연관지어져 생성되거나, 문서 자체의 특성(문서 컨텍스트 정보)에 기초하여 생성되거나, 외부 이벤트 및 데이터소스에 기초하여 생성되는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (다)에 있어서, mark up data는 사용자에게 문서의 일부, 혹은 전체에 관한 부가정보를 제공하는 기능, 시스템에 문서의 전체, 혹은 일부에 관한 속성정보를 제공하는 기능. 특정 범위의 raw data를 함유하는 기능, 특정 트랜잭션을 유도하는 기능, 페이퍼문서(스캐닝이미지)의 선택영역을 지정하는 기능 중 하나 이상의 기능을 수행하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (다)에 있어서, mark up data는 사용자와 인터랙션하는 동적 마크업인 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 37항에 있어서, 동적 마크업은, educational game기능을 수행하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (라)에 있어서, 상기 DIC Layer상에 재현(선택되어 준비되거나, 매칭)된 object가 선정되어지는 방법으로, 사용자가 시스템에게 제시한 조건(특정 column의 속성값)과 동일한(또는, 부합하는) 속성값을 지닌 object를 시스템이 선별하거나, 상기 선별된 object에서 사용자가 둘 이상의 column을 key값으로 제시한 것을 단서로 시스템이 선정하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (라)에 있어서, DIC Layer상에 선택영역(또는, object)가 지정되는 방법으로,사용자가 직접 구역을 지정(예;드래그)하는 방법 이나 시스템의 제어에 의해 선택영역이 지정되는 방법 중 하나인 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (라)에 있어서, 지정된 선택영역(또는, object)에 해당하는 digital identity가 재현,또는 선택되는 방법으로,시스템이 사용자가 투명디스플레이 상에 지정한 지점의 위치정보(좌표)를 시스템에 구비된 layer coodinator를 통해 변환시킨 후, 좌표에 해당하는, 하나 또는 다수의 서버 상에 위치한 digital identity를 선택 및 재현하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항의 (라)에 있어서, 특정 액션은,access기능, default 기능, 검색기능, 캡쳐링기능, 스크랩기능, 복사기능, 검색엔진에의 검색 기능, 사전검색 기능, 인증-보안-지불 기능 중 하나 이상의 기능을 실행하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (라)에서, 특정 액션이 취해질 때,사용자가 직접 시스템이 제공하는 옵션(메뉴) 중 하나를 지정하여 특정액션을 실해시키거나, 사용자 시스템의 제어에 의해 특정액션이 실행되어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제1항에 있어서, (라)에서, 특정액션이 취해질 때,사용자가 시스템과 인터랙팅한 이력이 시스템의 제어에 의해, 시스템에 구비된 데이터저장소에 기록되는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 44항에 있어서, 사용자가 시스템과 인터랙팅한 이력은,digital identity에서, 사용자 또는 시스템의 제어에 의해 선택되어진 영역(또는,object)에 대해 특정액션이 실행된 시각, 선택영역에 해당하는 raw data, object name, object에 대한 property data, 선택영역(또는, object)이 DIC Layer상에서 차지하는 위치, 상기 페이퍼문서의 book identity, 디바이스 식별자 정보 중 하나 이상의 정보를 포함하는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 44항에 있어서,상기 데이터 저장소에 기록된 데이터는 시스템의 시스템서비스에 의해 시스템에 필요한 여분의 정보로 가공(생성)되어 상기 사용자,또는 시스템을 이용하는 다른 사용자들에게 제공되는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (라)에서,특정액션이 취해질 때, 메모리에 저장된 빌링(billing), 가입, 디바이스 식별자 정보 중 하나 이상을 활용하는 단계를 포함하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (라)에서,특정액션이 저작권보호설정이 되어있는 저작물을 그 대상으로 할 경우, 특정 기준(예;범위,용량,시간)의 임계레벨 이상의 데이터에 대해 실행될 수 없도록 사용자 시스템이 제한하는 단계를 더 포함하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (마)에서, 상기 (라)의 결과가 사용자의 디스플레이 상에 표시되는 방법으로,,사용자, 혹은 시스템의 제어에 의해, 특정 굵기와 모양으로 사용자의 터치가 인식되도록 사전에 설정되어 있을 때, 사용자의 터치에 따라 디스플레이 상에생성되는 공간(특정 굵기와 모양의 공간의 연속으로 생성된 궤적)에 상기 공간에 해당하는, 재현된digital identity가 사용자의 터치(궤적)을 따라 실시간 표시되는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 제 1항에 있어서, (마)에서, 상기 (라)의 결과가 사용자의 디스플레이 상에 표시되는 방법으로,사용자 단말기의 os 및 본 시스템의 어플리케이션이 제공하는 서비스에 의해, 사용자가 투명디스플레이 상에서 임의로 투명과 불투명의 영역을 조정할 수있을 때, 투명한 영역에서만 DIC Layer가 활성화되고 불투명한 영역에서는 DIC Layer가 비활성화되도록 하여, 비활성화된 불투명한 영역 중에서 사용자,혹은 시스템의 제어에 의해 선택된 지점에 상기 (라)의 결과물이 표시되는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 전술한 항에 있어서, 시스템의 제어란,사용자 컨텍스트 정보, 문서 컨텍스트 정보, extended 컨텍스트 정보, 마크업데이터, raw data ,processing data, 데이터 스트링, 검색엔진에의 결과값 중 하나 이상의 분석으로부터 유도되어지거나, 사용자가 레이어 상에 재현된 보이는,또는 보이지 않는 마크업을 선택함으로써 유도되어지는 것을 특징으로 하는 방법.
- 전술한 항 중 어느 하나의 항에 있어서, 상기 사용자 시스템은 하나 또는 복수의 서버를 포함하는 통신망에 연결되어 있으며, 상기 digital identity는 상기 하나 또는 복수의 서버 상에, 또는 상기 사용자 시스템 상에 국부적으로 위치하는 방법.
- 전술한 항들 중 어느 하나의 항에 따른 방법을 수행하기 위한 수단을 포함하는 사용자 시스템.
- 빔스크린기능과 페이퍼문서에 분사된 빔스크린 상에서 사용자의 손동작을 인식하는 에어제스쳐 기능이 구비된 단말기와,제 53항에 따른 사용자 시스템과,상기 단말기 및 상기 사용자 시스템 사이의 연결부를 포함하는 시스템.
- 페이퍼 문서 위에 오버랩되어 배치되는 투명디스플레이와,제 53항에 따른 사용자 시스템과,상기 투명디스플레이 및 상기 사용자 시스템 사이의 연결부를 포함하는 시스템.
- 제1항 내지 52항 중 어느 하나의 항에 따른 방법을 수행하기 위한 컴퓨터 판독가능 명령어를 포함하는 컴퓨터 프로그램.
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