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- the present invention relates to a relaxation device control method, a relaxation device control system, and a user model generation method.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for providing information to a viewing program using a user's biological information.
- Patent Document 2 discloses a technique for collecting user's biological information in a non-contact manner and changing the sound of the content being reproduced according to the collected biological information.
- the present invention provides a control method for a relaxation device that relaxes the user as the program progresses.
- a relaxation device control method is a relaxation device control method capable of changing a user's biological value, and a transition of a biological value within a program time from a program start time to an end time.
- a model acquisition step of acquiring a user model including: a biometric information acquisition step of acquiring a first biometric value of a user viewing the program; the first biometric value; and the end time included in the user model And a control step for controlling the relaxation device so that the biological value at the end time of the user approaches the second biological value in accordance with the second biological value.
- the user can watch the program while relaxing.
- FIG. 1 is a network diagram illustrating an example of a control system according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2A is an explanatory diagram of a user model in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2B is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the control system in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a network diagram illustrating an example of a control system according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the viewing information management server in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the relaxation device according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a first flowchart showing an example of the operation of the control system in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a second flowchart illustrating an example of the operation of the control system in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a network diagram illustrating an example of a control system according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2A is an explanatory diagram of a user model in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2B
- FIG. 8A is a third flowchart illustrating an example of the operation of the control system in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 8B is an explanatory diagram of changes in heart rate under the control of the control system in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a network diagram illustrating an example of a control system according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the viewing information management server in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the control system in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a first example of a display image in the control system.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a second example of a display image in the control system.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a third example of a display image in the control system.
- FIG. 15 is an example of an external view of the control system.
- objective evaluation of the produced programs is an important factor. Specifically, objective evaluation includes biometric information of a user who is viewing the program content.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for providing information to a viewing program using a user's biological information.
- Patent Document 2 discloses a technique for collecting user's biological information in a non-contact manner and changing the sound of the content being reproduced according to the collected biological information.
- Patent Document 1 described above, a dedicated device is required to acquire the user's biological information. For users who view program content, work other than viewing is complicated work.
- the acoustic information of the content to be reproduced changes according to the acquired user's biological information.
- the program time (time when the program is broadcasted or reproduced) varies depending on the program.
- the user who uses the relaxation device may be in a relaxed state or not in a relaxed state depending on the environment around the user that is arranged by the relaxation device. Therefore, there is a problem that a user who views a program while using the relaxation device may end watching the program without being able to relax depending on the program.
- the present invention provides a control method for a relaxation device that relaxes the user as the program progresses.
- the present invention has an object to provide a viewing system and a viewing method capable of creating an environment in which a user can relax and view program content and generating viewing information to which biometric information is added to the program content. .
- a relaxation device control method capable of changing a user's biometric value, from a program start time to an end time.
- a control step of controlling the relaxation device so that the biometric value at the end time of the user approaches the second biometric value according to the second biometric value at the end time included in the user model. It is the control method of the relaxation apparatus containing.
- the relaxation device is controlled such that the user's biometric value at the end time of the program approaches the biometric value included in the user model.
- the user model represents the transition of the user's biometric value when the user can relax within the program time
- the degree of user's relaxation increases within the program time, and the program is displayed in a relaxed state.
- the relaxation device is controlled to finish the viewing and use of the relaxation device. Therefore, according to the control method, the user can relax as the program progresses.
- the biometric value of the user at the predetermined time is further determined according to the first biometric value and a third biometric value at the predetermined time within the program time included in the user model.
- the relaxation device is controlled to approach the third biological value.
- the relaxation device is controlled such that the transition of the user's biological value within the program time approaches the transition of the biological value included in the user model. Therefore, according to the control method, the user can relax as the program progresses.
- control method of the relaxation apparatus further displays the first biological value, and is predicted from the first biological value and the transition included in the acquired user.
- the relaxation device presents the acquired user's biometric value and the predicted transition of the user's biometric value by displaying them.
- the user can confirm the biometric value, and a person other than the user can confirm the biometric value of the user.
- the method for controlling the relaxation device further includes a home control step of controlling an electrical device in the home where the relaxation device is arranged so that the biological value of the user is gradually changed after the program time. Including.
- the relaxation device gently changes the biological value of the user who has finished using the relaxation device by controlling the electrical equipment in the house where the relaxation device is installed. Thereby, the physical burden of the user who finished using the relaxation apparatus can be reduced.
- the relaxation device includes a bathtub that the user can enter.
- the user can relax when the user enters (baths) the bathtub which is a relaxation device.
- the biological value is a heart rate
- the relaxation device in the control step, is controlled by controlling the hot water temperature of the bathtub.
- the relaxation device controls the hot water temperature of the bathtub that is the relaxation device.
- the user's heart rate is used as the user's biometric value. That is, the relaxation device can make the user bathing relaxed while watching the program based on the transition of the heart rate of the user included in the user model and the acquired heart rate of the user.
- the relaxation device is controlled by raising the hot water temperature of the bathtub.
- the hot water temperature of the bathtub which is a relaxation device, can be controlled based on the user's heart rate.
- the user model generation method includes a program information acquisition step of acquiring program information including a start time and an end time of a program from an external server, and from the acquired program information, Extracting the start time and the end time, and obtaining the biometric information acquisition step of acquiring the biometric value of the user of the relaxation device within the program time from the start time to the end time, and the transition of the acquired biometric value,
- a model generation method including a model generation step of generating a user model by performing statistical processing according to program information.
- the user model is generated by statistically processing the biometric value of the user using the actual relaxation device in consideration of the information (program information) related to the program viewed by the user.
- the above-mentioned biometric value of the user is a biometric value of the user who uses the relaxation device while actually watching the program, and it is considered that many of the users were in a relaxed state within the program time. Therefore, it is considered that the user model generated as described above can relax the user within the program time by controlling the relaxation device based on the transition of the biological value in the user model. Therefore, a user model that can relax the user as the program progresses is generated by the generation method.
- the program information includes program specifying information for specifying the program
- the user model is generated by statistically processing the acquired transition of the biological value for each program.
- the user model when the user model is generated, the user's biometric value is statistically processed for each program. That is, since the biometric value of the user who viewed the same program is statistically processed, a more accurate user model is generated.
- the program information includes genre specifying information for specifying the genre of the program
- the model generation step generates the user model by statistically processing the acquired transition of the biological value for each genre. To do.
- the biometric value of the user is statistically processed for each genre of the program. That is, since the biometric value of a user who has viewed a program of the same genre is statistically processed, a more accurate user model is generated.
- the user model is updated by generating a new user model each time the biometric value of the user is acquired in the biometric information acquisition step.
- a relaxation device management method is a relaxation device management method capable of changing a user's biological value, and includes the steps in the relaxation device control method described above, A relaxation device for acquiring the user model generated by the user model generation method as the user model in the model acquisition step of the relaxation device control method. It is a management method.
- the relaxation device is controlled using the user model generated as described above. Therefore, the user can relax as the program progresses.
- the relaxation device control system is a relaxation device control system capable of changing a user's biological value, and is a biological value within a program time from the start time to the end time of the program.
- a model acquisition unit that acquires a user model including a transition of the biometric information
- a biometric information acquisition unit that acquires a first biometric value of a user viewing the program, the first biometric value, and the user model
- a relaxation device control system comprising: a control unit that controls the relaxation device so that a biological value at the end time of the user approaches the second biological value according to a second biological value at an ending time.
- control system a relaxation device control system
- control method a relaxation device control method
- a method for generating a user model will be described with reference to the drawings.
- This embodiment is an example of a control system and a control method applied to a situation where a user relaxes in a bathtub in a bathroom and views program content.
- FIG. 1 is a network diagram showing an example of a control system in the present embodiment.
- the control system 1 includes a viewing information management server 100, a relaxation device 103, a program information management server 106, and an image receiving device 107. These devices or servers can communicate with each other via a communication network 105 such as the Internet or an intranet. That is, the relaxation apparatus 103 can communicate with the viewing information management server 100 via the communication network 105. The program information management server 106 and the image receiving device 107 can also communicate with the viewing information management server 100 via the communication network 105.
- the relaxation device 103 is a device for relaxing the user. The user relaxes by using the relaxation device 103. In addition, the relaxation device 103 transmits the setting information of the relaxation device 103 to the viewing information management server 100.
- the relaxation device 103 is, for example, a bathroom bathtub. In this case, the user relaxes by taking a half-body bath or a whole body bath in the bathtub.
- the setting information is hot water temperature (temperature of hot water in the bathtub). Furthermore, you may include bathroom temperature (temperature in a bathroom) as setting information. In addition, it is also possible to use a mist sauna or a massage chair as another example of the relaxation device.
- the relaxation device 103 includes a biological information acquisition unit 104.
- the biometric information acquisition unit 104 acquires biometric information from a user who uses the relaxation device 103, and transmits the acquired biometric information to the viewing information management server 100.
- the biological information is information including a biological value measured from the living body and time.
- One specific example of the biological value is a heart rate.
- a heart rate measuring device When a bathtub is used as the relaxation device, a heart rate measuring device, a weight scale, or the like can be used as a sensor that collects biological information.
- the biometric information acquisition unit 104 acquires the heart rate of the user viewing the program as biometric information together with the time (biometric information acquisition time).
- the biometric information acquisition unit 104 is “20: 00 ”and“ heart rate 60 ”, which is a biological value, are recorded in association with each other.
- the biometric information acquisition unit 104 transmits the acquired biometric information to the viewing information management server 100.
- the biometric value there are weight, sweating, or body temperature that can be acquired by a sensor. Further, the acquired biometric value may be quantified such as “excitement” or “no response” based on a change in heart rate.
- the image receiving device 107 is a device for displaying a program.
- the user views a program displayed on the image receiving device 107 while using the relaxation device 103.
- the image receiving device 107 is, for example, a TV (television receiver) having a waterproof function.
- the image receiving device 107 reproduces a broadcast program or a recorded program.
- the image receiving apparatus 107 includes an operation information acquisition unit 108.
- the operation information acquisition unit 108 acquires operation information regarding an operation performed by the user on the image receiving device 107 together with a time (operation time) when the operation is performed, and the acquired operation information and time are viewed information management server 100. Send to.
- the operation information acquisition unit 108 is a remote controller for operating the image receiving device 107, for example.
- the operation information is information indicating channel selection of a TV viewing channel, or reproduction, stop, fast forward, rewind, or stop of a recorded program.
- the operation information acquisition unit 108 acquires these pieces of information from a remote control operation by the user.
- the viewing information management server 100 acquires biological information from the relaxation device 103, acquires program information from the program information management server 106, and acquires operation information from the image receiving device 107.
- the viewing information management server 100 can communicate with a plurality of relaxation devices 103 via the communication network 105.
- the viewing information management server 100 includes a viewing information generation unit 101, a data storage unit 102, and a data analysis unit 109.
- the viewing information generation unit 101 includes biological information from the biological information received from the relaxation device 103, the program information of the program being viewed by the user acquired from the program information management server 106, and the operation information received from the image receiving device 107. Program information is generated.
- Program information is data representing, for example, the date and time (broadcast time) when the program was broadcast, the program name, the program genre, and the performer.
- a keyword for each scene of the program is given to the program information about the program that has already been broadcast.
- Program information with biometric information is, for example, a program broadcast using a broadcast time included in the program information, a biometric information acquisition time included in the acquired biometric information, and an operation time included in the operation information, Alternatively, biometric information is associated with a recorded and reproduced program. As a result, biometric information of a scene in the program is recorded as program information.
- the data storage unit 102 stores the generated program information with biometric information in a recording device (not shown).
- the data storage unit 102 stores program information with biometric information in an internal hard disk.
- the data analysis unit 109 generates a user model from the accumulated program information with biometric information.
- the accumulated program information with biometric information may be large. That is, program information with biometric information generated based on biometric information of many users may be received.
- the data analysis unit 109 generates a user model by performing statistical processing on the accumulated program information with biological information.
- the statistical process is, for example, a process of averaging (calculating an average value of a plurality of values).
- FIG. 2A is an explanatory diagram of a user model in the present embodiment.
- user models there are several types as follows.
- a user model (average value model of biological values for each program) calculated by statistically processing the given biological values of a plurality of users for each program ((a) of FIG. 2A).
- a user model (average value model of biometric values for each genre) calculated by classifying programs into genres and statistically processing the given biometric values of a plurality of users for each genre ((b) in FIG. 2A) .
- a user model (average value model of biometric values over all programs) calculated by statistically processing the given biometric values of a plurality of users over all programs ((c) in FIG. 2A).
- FIG. 2A ((2) in FIG. 2A) that extracts the relationship between the relaxation device setting information (bathroom temperature and bath temperature) and the change in the user's biometric value over time. d)).
- the user who viewed the same program is classified into a plurality of user groups under a predetermined condition, and a user model ((d) in FIG. 2A is generated for each user group that extracts biometric features of the classified user groups. Equivalent).
- the statistical process of the user model is a process of calculating an average value for each time with respect to the biometric value of the user that changes with time.
- the user model 1 is a model that is calculated as a value obtained by averaging biometric values in a plurality of pieces of program information with biometric information generated by a plurality of users for one program over time.
- biometric values in a plurality of programs with biometric information generated by a plurality of users for one or more programs belonging to one genre are transferred to one or more programs and a plurality of users. It is a model calculated as an average value for each. It can be said that the user model 2 is a model calculated as an average value of the user model 1 calculated for one or more programs belonging to one genre for each time over one or more programs.
- User model 2 is such that, for example, a program whose genre is “period drama” has a maximum heart rate in the last 10 minutes of the program time.
- the user model 3 is a model calculated as a value obtained by averaging the biometric values in the program information with biometric information for all programs over time for all users.
- the user model 3 is, for example, a time change value of the heart rate of a user who uses a bathtub such as a half-body bath, which is estimated from a time change of the heart rate with respect to the reproduction time length of the stored program content.
- the user model 4 is a model obtained by associating a time change between the temperature of the bathroom and the hot water temperature of the bathtub that the user uses while watching the program with the program information of the viewed program. That is, in the user model 4, changes in the temperature of the bathroom and the hot water temperature of the bathtub are associated with changes in the heart rate.
- the user model 5 classifies users having similar program preferences with the user based on the viewing history of the user into groups (user groups), and extracts features of biometric values of users belonging to the classified group. It is a model obtained.
- the data storage part 102 collects a lot of program information with biometric information about many users, the accuracy of a user model will improve, so that it collects.
- the collected program information with biological information may be obtained by a relaxation device controlled by the control system as shown in the second embodiment, or the relaxation device controlled by the user according to his / her own preference. May be obtained.
- the accumulated program information with biometric information is sent to an organization and a company that evaluates programs such as a program production company.
- FIG. 2B is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the control system in the present embodiment.
- step S201 the biological information acquisition unit 104 of the relaxation device 103 detects the start of use of the relaxation device by the user. More specifically, it detects that the user has started bathing based on a detection value or a change in a weight scale or a heart rate sensor which is the biological information acquisition unit 104 of the relaxation apparatus 103.
- step S202 the operation information acquisition unit 108 acquires operation information based on an operation performed on the image receiving device 107 by the user, and records the acquired operation information.
- the operation information acquisition unit 108 transmits the recorded operation information to the viewing information management server 100.
- the operation information acquired by the operation information acquisition unit 108 may be temporarily recorded by the image receiving device 107 and then transmitted to the viewing information management server 100 by the image receiving device 107.
- step S203 the viewing information management server 100 determines whether or not the received operation information is a “playback” operation.
- the process of step S207 is executed. The process proceeds to the next process of collecting and recording biometric information (other than S203 reproduction).
- step S204 it is determined in step S204 whether the reproduced program is a recorded program or a currently broadcast program. judge. Specifically, the viewing information management server 100 determines whether the reproduced content is a recorded program or a broadcast content from the program information acquired from the program information management server 106 and the operation information received from the image receiving device 107. .
- step S205 the viewing information management server 100 records the time when the playback of the content is started.
- step S206 the viewing information management server 100 uses the program information to identify scene information related to the scene where playback has started based on the time when playback started, and records the specified scene information.
- step S221 the program being broadcast is specified from the current time and the program information acquired from the program information management server 106.
- step S207 after starting the reproduction of the program, the relaxation apparatus 103 collects the biometric information of the user and records the collected biometric information.
- the biological information acquisition unit 104 of the relaxation device 103 acquires biological information, and records the acquired biological information together with the acquired time (biological information acquisition time).
- the biological information may be temporarily recorded in the relaxation device 103 or may be transmitted to the viewing information management server 100 every time it is collected.
- step S208 during program playback, the biological information acquisition unit 104 of the relaxation device 103 periodically collects and records the user's biological information and determines whether the user has left the bathtub.
- the timing which collects biometric information in the biometric information acquisition part 104 is arbitrary, the accuracy of the biometric information with respect to a program will improve by acquiring information at a finer space
- step S208 when the biometric information acquisition unit 104 determines that the user has not left the bathtub (NO in step S208), the process returns to step S202.
- step S202 based on the operation information acquired by the operation information acquisition unit 108, it may be found that the user is playing a different new program.
- the biometric information acquisition unit 104 of the relaxation apparatus 103 determines that the user has left the bathtub (YES in step S208)
- the biometric information temporarily recorded by the relaxation apparatus 103 is viewed in step S209. Sent to the information management server.
- step S210 the viewing information management server 100 receives the biological information transmitted from the relaxation device 103. Then, the viewing information generation unit 101 of the viewing information management server 100 uses the biological information acquired from the relaxation device 103, the program information acquired from the program information management server 106, and the operation information acquired from the image receiving device 107. Referring to biometric information acquisition time, broadcast time, and operation time assigned to biometric information, program information, and operation information, program information and biometric information are linked to generate program information with biometric information To do.
- the data storage unit 102 stores the generated program information with biometric information in the recording device of the viewing information management server 100. Specifically, accumulation of program information with biometric information is writing to a database.
- the data analysis unit 109 creates a user model from the accumulated program information with biological information. Specifically, the data analysis unit 109 uses, for example, a plurality of program information with biological information to calculate an average value of changes in heart rate of a user using the relaxation apparatus 103 with respect to a program being viewed. calculate.
- processing in which the data analysis unit 109 creates a user model from a plurality of accumulated program information with biological information will be described.
- step S211 the data analysis unit 109 determines whether a user model for the viewed program has already been created.
- step S212 the data analysis unit 109 newly creates a user model. Specifically, the data analysis unit 109 registers the program information with biometric information created in step S210 in the database, and creates a user model based on the registered program information with biometric information.
- step S211 If it is determined in step S211 that the user model for the viewed program has already been created (YES in step S211), the data analysis unit 109 updates the user model in step S213. Specifically, the data analysis unit 109 adds the program information with biometric information created in step S210 to the database as a difference, and updates the user model based on the added program information with biometric information.
- the biometric information of the user who is watching the program is collected, the collected biometric information is added to the program information, and the user's reaction to the program is objectively Evaluable information can be generated.
- a user's biometric value using an actual relaxation device is statistically considered in consideration of information (program information) related to a program viewed by the user.
- a user model is generated by processing.
- the above-mentioned biometric value of the user is a biometric value of the user who uses the relaxation device while actually watching the program, and it is considered that many of the users were in a relaxed state within the program time. Therefore, it is considered that the user model generated as described above can relax the user within the program time by controlling the relaxation device based on the transition of the biological value in the user model. Therefore, a user model that can relax the user as the program progresses is generated by the generation method.
- the biometric value of the user is statistically processed for each program. That is, since the biometric value of the user who viewed the same program is statistically processed, a more accurate user model is generated.
- the user model when the user model is generated, the user's biometric value is statistically processed for each program genre. That is, since the biometric value of a user who has viewed a program of the same genre is statistically processed, a more accurate user model is generated.
- the relaxation device is controlled using the user model generated as described above. Therefore, the user can relax as the program progresses.
- FIG. 3 is a network diagram showing an example of the control system in the present embodiment.
- the control system 2 includes a viewing information management server 300, a relaxation device 301, a program information management server 106, and an image receiving device 107. These devices or servers can communicate with each other via a communication network 105 such as the Internet or an intranet. That is, the relaxation apparatus 301 can communicate with the viewing information management server 300 via the communication network 105 such as the Internet or an intranet.
- the relaxation apparatus 301 is a bathroom and a bathtub
- the relaxation apparatus 301 is not limited to a bathroom and a bathtub, and may be a massage chair or a mist sauna.
- the program information management server 106 Since the program information management server 106, the image receiving device 107, and the operation information acquisition unit 108 are the same as the configuration and operation of the first embodiment, the description thereof is omitted in the present embodiment.
- the user views the program on the image receiving device 107 while using the relaxation device 301.
- the relaxation device 301 acquires the biometric information of the user who is viewing the program and transmits it to the viewing information management server 300.
- the viewing information management server 300 generates biometric information-added program information using the biometric information acquired from the relaxation device 301, the program information acquired from the program information management server 106, and the operation information acquired from the image receiving device 107, Store the generated program information. In addition, the viewing information management server 300 generates control information for the relaxation device 301 based on the accumulated program information with biological information, and transmits the generated control information to the relaxation device 301. Details of the control information will be described later.
- the relaxation device 301 changes the setting of the relaxation device 301 based on the control information received from the viewing information management server 300, and prepares an environment where the user can watch the program in a relaxed state.
- the setting of the relaxation device 301 is, for example, a set temperature of the bathtub.
- the relaxation device 301 controls the set temperature of the bathtub so that the bathing user does not get hot or cool down while watching the program.
- the configuration of the viewing information management server 300 will be described with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing an example of the viewing information management server in the present embodiment.
- the viewing information management server 300 includes a communication unit 400, a viewing program specifying unit 401, a relaxing environment setting unit 402, a user specifying unit 403, a viewing information generating unit 404, and a biological information analysis.
- the communication unit 400 is connected to the communication network 105, and connected to the relaxation device 301, the image receiving device 107, the program information management server 106, and a WWW (world wide web) (not shown) via the communication network 105, and data Send and receive.
- the communication unit 400 is, for example, a wired LAN (local area network) or wireless LAN communication interface.
- the biological information analysis unit 405 analyzes the biological information of the user acquired from the relaxation device 301.
- the biological information is information including a biological value measured from the living body and time.
- the biometric value is the heart rate (time-varying heart rate) of the user viewing the program.
- the biological information analysis unit 405 determines whether or not the user's heart rate is an abnormal value. In addition, the biological information analysis unit 405 quantifies a user's reaction to a program that is in an excited state or in a calm state based on a change in heart rate.
- the user identification unit 403 identifies the user from the biological information (biological value) acquired from the relaxation device 301.
- the biological information (biological value) used for specifying the user is, for example, weight. That is, the user specifying unit 403 specifies the user by comparing the weight of the user registered in advance with the weight acquired from the relaxation device 301.
- the biometric information (biometric value) for specifying the user may be the average heartbeat of the user. At this time, the weight of the user who needs pre-registration and the average heart rate of the user may be collected and accumulated from other devices such as a weight scale and a heart rate monitor.
- the user identification part 403 can also identify a user from the change of the water level of the bathtub when a user bathes.
- the viewing program specifying unit 401 specifies the program that the user is viewing while using the relaxation device 301 from the program information acquired from the program information management server 106 and the operation information acquired from the image receiving device 107. For example, the viewing program specifying unit 401 specifies the currently broadcast program from the selected channel included in the operation information and the time information. In addition, when the operation information indicates the reproduction of the recorded program, the viewing program specifying unit 401 specifies the title of the program reproduced from the program information and the scene where the reproduction is started.
- the viewing information generating unit 404 generates program information with biometric information linked with time from the acquired biometric information and program information.
- the data storage unit 406 stores the generated program information with biometric information in a recording device (not shown).
- the data storage unit 406, for example, stores program information with biological information in a recording device such as a hard disk.
- the program information with biometric information is stored on a referable database.
- the data analysis unit 407 extracts, from the accumulated program information with biometric information, a user model that indicates a time change tendency of the user's biometric information with respect to the program.
- a user model is the model described in the first embodiment.
- the relaxation environment setting unit 402 determines the setting value of the relaxation device 301 from the program information and the accumulated program information with biological information.
- the relaxing environment setting unit 402 uses the user model 4 generated from the accumulated program information with biometric information (described in the first embodiment) and the hot time of the bath in which the user is bathing. A coefficient indicating the relationship between the temperature (hot water temperature) of the user and the change in heart rate when the user watches the program is acquired, and the change in heart rate is predicted. And the relaxation environment setting part 402 sets temperature so that it may become a time when a user goes up from a bathtub, when the program which the user is viewing ends.
- the relaxing environment setting unit 402 corresponds to a model acquisition unit and a control unit.
- the relax environment setting unit 402 By such control by the relax environment setting unit 402, the user can watch the program in a relaxed state without ending up in the bathtub. Therefore, since the biological information of the user who is viewing the program is given to the entire time of the program, it is possible to generate program information effective for a third party to evaluate the program.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing an example of the relaxation device in the present embodiment.
- the relaxation device 301 includes a communication unit 501, a biological information acquisition unit 502, and a control unit 503.
- the communication unit 501 is connected to a communication network, and is connected to the viewing information management server 300 and the WWW (worldwide web) via the communication network to transmit and receive data.
- the communication unit 501 is, for example, a wired LAN (local area network) or wireless LAN communication interface.
- the biometric information acquisition unit 502 acquires the biometric value of the user who uses the relaxation device 301 as biometric information together with the time (biometric information acquisition time).
- the biological value is, for example, a user's heart rate.
- the biometric information acquisition part 502 acquires a user and a weight.
- the control unit 503 controls the function of setting the relaxation device 301 and the function possessed by the relaxation device 301 based on the control information transmitted from the viewing information management server 300.
- the control information transmitted from the viewing information management server 300 is a setting value for a parameter that can be set for the relaxation device 301.
- the parameter is “temperature of hot water in the bathtub”
- the set value is a numerical value such as “38 ° C.”.
- the parameter “temperature in the bathroom” may be included, and the set value may be “28 ° C.”.
- the function possessed by the relaxation device 301 is, for example, a jet bath provided in a bathtub or a function of releasing bubbles containing oxygen.
- the parameter that can be set for the relaxation device 301 is the setting of the strength of the hit or itch or the operating time. Also, the functions that can be set for the relaxation device 301 include a swelling function for the feet.
- control information is a command for the function possessed by the relaxation device. Specifically, when the bathtub has a jet bath function and the control information from the viewing information management server 300 is “Jet bath activation”, the function described in the control information is “Jet bath function”. Yes, the command is "Start”.
- FIG. 6 is a first flowchart showing an example of the operation of the control system in the present embodiment.
- control system 2 generates the program information with biometric information shown in FIG. 2B in the first embodiment, and the optimization control processing of the relaxation device based on the accumulated program information with biometric information. (Described later with reference to FIGS. 7, 8A and 8B) are executed in parallel.
- step S601 Since the generation process of the program information with biological information in step S601 is the same as that described with reference to FIG. 2B in the first embodiment, the description thereof is omitted.
- FIG. 7 the control processing for the relaxation device 301 based on the stored program information with biometric information by the viewing information management server 300 will be described.
- FIG. 7 is a second flowchart showing an example of the operation of the control system in the present embodiment.
- step S ⁇ b> 701 the biological information acquisition unit 502 of the relaxation apparatus 301 detects a change in body weight, which is a biological value measured by a weight scale, and transmits the biological information including the detected user weight to the viewing information management server 300.
- the user specifying unit 403 of the viewing information management server 300 specifies a user from the received biological information. At this time, the user specifying unit 403 specifies the user by comparing the previously acquired weight information with the acquired weight information.
- the viewing information management server 300 determines a user model to which the identified user belongs.
- One method of determining a user model is to specify a group including users whose program histories viewed in the past are similar. Further, the determination of the user model may be performed by specifying a user model in which a change in biological information of the user being viewed is similar among the generated user models.
- step S703 the operation information acquisition unit 108 of the image receiving apparatus 107 acquires operation information for the user's program.
- step S704 the relaxation apparatus 301 acquires setting information of the relaxation apparatus 301.
- the relaxation apparatus 301 is a bathroom and a bathtub
- the relaxation apparatus 301 acquires the temperature in the bathroom and the temperature of the bathtub.
- step S705 the viewing program specifying unit 401 determines from the operation information on the image receiving device 107 of the user whether or not the program that has started playback is a recorded program.
- step S705 when the viewing program specifying unit 401 determines from the operation information of the operation on the image receiving device 107 by the user that the program started to be played is a recorded program (YES in step S705), the relaxing environment setting unit 402 Then, the program information with biometric information stored by the data storage unit 406 and the user model to which the program currently being viewed by the user belongs are acquired.
- step S708 the relaxing environment setting unit 402 determines the temperature of the hot water that the body warms up from the bathtub at the timing when the program that has been started to play ends.
- the viewing program specifying unit 401 determines from the operation information of the operation on the image receiving device 107 by the user that the program that has been started to play is not a recorded program (that is, a broadcast program has been played) (step S705). NO), the program being broadcast is compared with the program broadcast in the past, and a program similar to the program currently being broadcast is specified.
- the program similar to the program being broadcast is a program determined based on the program information that the program genre, the program time length, or the program performer is similar.
- control system 2 it is possible to prepare an environment in which a user can watch a program for a long time without being cooled and hot.
- FIG. 8A is a third flowchart showing an example of the operation of the control system in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 8B is an explanatory diagram of changes in heart rate under the control of the control system in the second embodiment. The processing flow of the viewing system and the transition of the user's heart rate when the user is viewing the program content will be described with reference to FIG. 8A.
- step S801 the relaxation apparatus 301 acquires the heart rate of the user who is viewing the program, and transmits the acquired heart rate to the viewing information management server 300. Moreover, the relaxation apparatus 301 acquires the hot water temperature in a bathtub, and the temperature in a bathroom. Thereafter, the relaxation apparatus obtains the transition of the heart rate of the user during the program time predicted based on the user model.
- FIG. 8B shows a heart rate transition 851 in the user model over time.
- the relaxation apparatus 301 determines whether or not the user's heart rate is within an allowable range based on the heart rate acquired in step S801 and the transition of the predicted heart rate.
- the relaxation environment setting unit 402 uses the hot water temperature in the bathtub, the temperature in the bathroom, and the heart rate of the user acquired in step S801 as a reference, and the heart rate is the heart rate in the user model.
- the transition of the future heart rate of the user when the same change is assumed is calculated.
- it is determined whether or not the heart rate at each time indicated by the calculated heart rate transition is within an allowable range.
- the allowable range may be, for example, a range of plus or minus 10% of the heart rate acquired in step S801. Here, it is 10%, but is merely an example, and may be 5% or 20%.
- FIG. 8B shows a heart rate transition 863 assuming the above. Further, a predetermined range centered on the heart rate transition 851 is an allowable range 853.
- step S802 If it is determined in step S802 that the user's heart rate is not within the allowable range (departs from the allowable range) (NO in step S801), the relaxing environment setting unit 402 is close to the user in step S803.
- the hot water temperature in the bathtub and the air temperature in the bathroom are corrected based on a user model indicating a change in heart rate.
- the relaxation environment setting unit 402 increases or decreases at least one of the hot water temperature in the bathtub and the temperature in the bathroom so that the transition of the heart rate calculated in step S802 falls within the allowable range.
- FIG. 8B shows a future heart rate transition 865 in the case where control is performed so that the transition of the heart rate of the user falls within the allowable range.
- the relax environment setting unit 402 can perform the following control. That is, an average of heart rate changes of a plurality of users indicating changes in biological information close to the user is obtained as a predicted heart rate change width from a user model for a program scene to be reproduced. Then, the acquired heart rate of the user and the predicted heart rate change range are added together, and the temperature of the bathroom or the temperature of the bathtub is lowered in advance so that the heart rate falls within an allowable range in the scene reproduced from here. . Note that the change in heart rate based on the accumulated program information group with biological information may be performed for each scene of the program or may be performed for each program.
- step S804 the relaxing environment setting unit 402 performs feedback in step S803 by transmitting the setting information of the hot water temperature of the bathtub or the temperature of the bathroom to the relaxation device 301.
- step S805 the control unit 503 of the relaxation device 301 receives the setting information via the communication unit 400, and controls the temperature of the bathroom and the hot water temperature of at least one of the bathtubs based on the received setting information.
- the temperature control for at least one of the temperature of the bathroom and the hot water temperature of the bathtub may be referred to as “temperature adjustment control”.
- control unit 503 continues temperature control for the temperature of the bathroom and the temperature of the hot water in the bathtub, that is, temperature matching control while the user is viewing the program content.
- the control unit 503 may perform the processing after step S806 while performing temperature matching control.
- step S806 the biological information analysis unit 405 of the viewing information management server 300 monitors the user's heart rate acquired by the relaxation device 301 and determines whether an abnormal value has been reached.
- the biometric information analysis unit 405 based on the user model generated from the accumulated program information with biometric information, the acquired heart rate deviates significantly from the heart rate included in the user model (abnormal Is detected as an abnormal heart rate.
- step S806 if the biological information analysis unit 405 determines an abnormal heartbeat (YES in step S806), in step S807, the viewing information management server 300 sends a notification to the user to instruct to go up from the bathtub. It transmits to the relaxation apparatus 301. When the relaxation device 301 receives this notification, the relaxation device 301 notifies the user through the control unit 503 so that the user gets out of the bathtub, that is, finishes bathing.
- the notification may be a notification by a specific sound or a notification sound.
- the notification may be displayed on a living room TV in order to transmit the notification to a family in the living room.
- step S806 when the biological information analysis unit 405 does not determine an abnormal heartbeat (that is, it is determined that the acquired user's heart rate is within a normal range) (NO in S806), in step S808, The viewing information management server 300 determines whether or not the program has ended. Specifically, the viewing information management server 300 acquires the reproduction position of the program content, and determines whether the reproduction or broadcasting of the program has ended.
- step S808 when the viewing information management server 300 determines that the reproduction or broadcasting of the program has ended (YES in step S808), the series of processing ends.
- step S808 when the viewing information management server 300 has not finished the reproduction or broadcasting of the program, the processing in step S801 is executed again. In this way, the relaxation device 301 continues control so that the user can relax and watch the program until the end of the program.
- the control of the relaxation device 301 using the user model based on the accumulated program information with biological information has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the viewing information management server 300 stores the operation history when the program is being played (or broadcast) for the function of the relaxation device 301. Then, the relaxation device 301 may start a function operated by a plurality of users having a close tendency based on the accumulated operation history when the program is being reproduced (or broadcast).
- an operation history is acquired in which many users who have viewed the same program in the past as the program that the user is viewing perform an operation of starting the jet bath function while viewing a scene of the program.
- the relaxation apparatus 301 performs control to start the jet bath function when the user is viewing the scene. Thereby, the user can receive the jet bath function operated by many users who watched the same program for relaxation at an optimal timing in the program.
- the relaxation device is controlled so that the user's biological value at the end time of the program approaches the biological value included in the user model.
- the user model represents the transition of the user's biometric value when the user can relax within the program time
- the degree of user's relaxation increases within the program time, and the program is displayed in a relaxed state.
- the relaxation device is controlled to finish the viewing and use of the relaxation device. Therefore, according to the control method, the user can relax as the program progresses.
- the relaxation device is controlled so that the transition of the user's biological value within the program time approaches the transition of the biological value included in the user model. Therefore, according to the control method, the user can relax as the program progresses.
- the relaxation device presents the acquired user's biometric value and the predicted transition of the user's biometric value by displaying them. By browsing the presented biometric value and its transition, the user can confirm the biometric value, and a person other than the user can confirm the biometric value of the user.
- the user can relax when the user enters (takes a bath) in a bathtub that is a relaxation device.
- the relaxation device controls the hot water temperature of the bathtub that is the relaxation device.
- the user's heart rate is used as the user's biometric value. That is, the relaxation device can make the user bathing relaxed while watching the program based on the transition of the heart rate of the user included in the user model and the acquired heart rate of the user.
- the hot water temperature of the bathtub which is a relaxation device, can be controlled based on the user's heart rate.
- the viewing information management server 300 controls the in-home device 901 so that after the user completes viewing of the program content using the relaxation device 301, the user can relax and view the program content on another relaxation device.
- An example is shown.
- FIG. 9 is a network diagram showing an example of the control system in the present embodiment.
- the control system 3 includes a viewing information management server 900, a relaxation device 301, a program information management server 106, an image receiving device 107, and a home device 901. These devices or servers can communicate with each other via a communication network 105 such as the Internet or an intranet. That is, the relaxation apparatus 301 can communicate with the viewing information management server 900 via the communication network 105 such as the Internet or an intranet.
- the relaxation apparatus 301 is a bathtub and a bathroom
- the relaxation apparatus 301 is not limited to a bathroom and a bathtub, and may be a massage chair or a mist sauna.
- the program information management server 106 Since the program information management server 106, the relaxation device 301, the image receiving device 107, and the operation information acquisition unit 108 are the same as the device shown in FIG. 3 of the second embodiment, the description in the third embodiment is omitted. To do.
- the home device 901 can communicate with the viewing information management server 900 via the communication network 105 such as the Internet or an intranet.
- the operating status of the in-home device 901 is transmitted to the viewing information management server 900 via the network.
- the in-home device 901 is, for example, an air conditioner or a fan in a living room. That is, the in-home device 901 can grasp the operation state from a remote location via a communication network and can change the operation state from a remote location.
- the operation state includes an operation mode such as cooling, heating, or dehumidification, or setting the air volume.
- setting of the air volume is included.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing an example of the viewing information management server in the present embodiment.
- the viewing information management server 900 includes a communication unit 400, a viewing program specifying unit 401, a relaxing environment setting unit 402, a user specifying unit 403, a viewing information generating unit 404, a biological information analyzing unit 405, and a data storage unit 406.
- the home device information acquisition unit 1001 acquires the operating status or setting information of the home device 901 transmitted from the home device 901.
- the home device information acquisition unit 1001 Based on the accumulated program information with biometric information, the user model generated by the data analysis unit 407, the information on the relaxation device 301, and the information on the home device acquired from the home device 901, the home device information acquisition unit 1001 The home device 901 is controlled.
- the home device 901 is an air conditioner in a living room
- the home device information acquisition unit 1001 acquires the operation status or setting of the air conditioner as home information.
- the information of the relaxation apparatus 301 is the temperature of the bathtub or the temperature of the bathroom.
- the home device control unit 1002 controls the temperature setting of the air conditioner and ON / OFF of the operation.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the control system in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a processing flow when the viewing information management server 900 moves to a space where a home device outside the bathroom is installed after the user views the program in the bathroom.
- the generation process of the program information with biometric information when the user is taking a bath and the control process of the relaxation device based on the accumulated program information with biometric information are the same as those in the second embodiment, and thus this embodiment The detailed explanation is omitted in this form.
- step S1101 when the biometric information acquisition unit 502 of the relaxation device 301 detects that the user leaves the bathtub, the heart rate information at that time is acquired and transmitted to the viewing information management server 900. Then, the viewing information management server 900 acquires biometric information via the communication unit 400.
- the biological information is a numerical value indicating the heart rate.
- step S1102 the viewing information management server 900 compares the acquired biometric information (heart rate) with the stored program information with biometric information, so that the heart rate when leaving the bathtub is stored as the biometric information. It is determined whether or not the average value obtained from the attached program information is higher.
- step S1102 If it is determined in step S1102 that the heart rate, which is the acquired biometric information, is higher than the average value obtained from the stored program information with biometric information, control of the air conditioner in the living room (steps S1103 to S1107); Fan control (steps S1111 to S1114) is performed.
- step S1103 the relaxation apparatus 301 acquires the temperature inside the bathroom. (S1103)
- step S1104 the in-home device 901 acquires the temperature outside the bathroom, and transmits the acquired temperature outside the bathroom to the viewing information management server 900.
- the temperature outside the bathroom is specifically the temperature of the living room or the temperature of the passage (corridor) from the relaxation device 301 to the living room.
- step S1105 the viewing information management server 900 calculates a temperature difference between the temperature acquired by the in-home device 901 and the temperature in the bathroom acquired by the relaxation device 301, and whether the calculated temperature difference is greater than a predetermined value. Determine whether.
- step S1105 If it is determined in step S1105 that the temperature difference is greater than the predetermined value (YES in step S1105), the temperature outside the bathroom is adjusted. This is because the physical burden on the user increases and the heart rate may increase.
- step S1106 the home device control unit 1002 sets the home device 901 set as the temperature outside the bathroom so as to reduce the temperature difference between the temperature inside the bathroom and the temperature outside the bathroom. Correct the value.
- step S1107 the in-home device control unit 1002 transmits the corrected setting value to the in-home device 901.
- the in-home device 901 operates according to the set value.
- step S1111 the in-home device information acquisition unit 1001 acquires the operation status of the in-home device in the living room. Specifically, the in-home device information acquisition unit 1001 confirms the operating status of the fan that can adjust the air volume.
- step S1112 the viewing information management server 900 determines whether or not the electric fan is operating.
- the viewing information management server 900 determines that the electric fan is not operating (NO in S1112)
- step S1113 the viewing information management server 900 gradually cools the user's body after getting out of the bathroom.
- the control information including the operation signal is transmitted to the electric fan.
- step S1114 the in-home device 901 (fan) starts operation when receiving control information including an operation signal.
- the user's body can be appropriately transitioned to a normal state even if the user who has left the bathroom does not perform an explicit operation on the home device. Thereafter, the user after getting out of the bathroom is encouraged to use another relaxation device, and the user can continuously watch the program.
- Another relaxation device is, for example, a massage chair.
- the relaxation device controls the electrical device in the house where the relaxation device is installed, and thus the user who has finished using the relaxation device. Gently change the biological value of Thereby, the physical burden of the user who finished using the relaxation apparatus can be reduced.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a first example of a display image in the control system.
- FIG. 12 is a display image displayed when the control system is controlling the hot water temperature of the bathtub. Specifically, it is a display image when the control system performs the temperature matching control in step S805 in FIG. 8A.
- this display image is realized as an operation panel of the control system, this display image may be realized integrally with the operation panel of the water heater.
- the transition of the user's heart rate up to the current time and the transition of the hot water temperature are shown by solid lines, with the horizontal axis representing the elapsed time and the vertical axis representing the heart rate and the hot water temperature. .
- predicted values of heart rate and hot water temperature from the current time to the program end time are indicated by broken lines. These mean that the heart rate is predicted to change as shown if the hot water temperature changes as shown. These can be said to display information obtained from the user model in a form that is easy for the user to understand.
- the start of the operation of the ventilation fan in the bathroom and its time are indicated by icons and characters.
- FIG. 12B is an explanatory diagram of an image displayed on the image receiving device 107.
- a television program is displayed on the entire screen of the image receiving device, but when there is information presented from the bathroom as a relaxation device, the display area of the television program is reduced and generated by being reduced.
- Information (“bath information") presented from the bathroom is presented in the display area.
- the information presented from the bathroom is the same as the image shown in FIG. In this way, the user can view the information presented from the bathroom while viewing the television program.
- the display image may be displayed on a display device other than the image receiving device 107, for example, a television (not shown) in a living room. If the display image is displayed in the living room, a person in the living room can know the state of the user in the bathroom.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a second example of a display image in the control system.
- FIG. 13 is a display image displayed when the control system is controlling the hot water temperature of the bathtub. Specifically, it is a display image when the control system detects an abnormal heartbeat in step S806 of FIG. 8A.
- this display image is realized as an operation panel of the control system, this display image may be realized integrally with the operation panel of the water heater.
- FIG. 13 (a) shows the transition of the user's heart rate and the transition of hot water temperature, as in FIG. 12 (a). It can also be seen that at the current time, the user's heart rate is far from the biological value obtained from the user model. In order to emphasize such a large distance, the control system may display an exclamation mark (! Or the like.
- FIG. 13B is an explanatory diagram of an image displayed on the image receiving device 107.
- FIG. 13B shows a reduced TV program display area as in FIG. 12B. Then, next to the TV program display area, a message (“Let's get up soon, let's go up”) is presented to the user to get out of the bathtub (or bathroom).
- the display image may be displayed on a television (not shown) in the living room, as in FIG.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a third example of a display image in the control system.
- FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram of an image displayed on the image receiving device 107. Specifically, this is a display image when the control system detects that the user's heart rate is higher than normal in step S1102 of FIG. In FIG. 14, there is a reduced TV program display area as in FIG. The control system then asks the user whether or not to operate a device outside the bathtub (or bathroom) next to the TV program display area ("Cooling the room after taking a bath refreshingly" Are you sure? "
- FIG. 15 is an example of an external view of the control system.
- the control system includes a relaxation device 301 ⁇ / b> A (a bathtub), a relaxation device 301 ⁇ / b> B (a ventilation fan), an image receiving device 107, and a biological information acquisition unit 502.
- the user views the program image reproduced by the image receiving device 107 while bathing in the relaxation device 301A (tub).
- the biometric information acquisition unit 502 acquires biometric information including the user's heart rate.
- the control system controls the relaxation devices 301A and 301B so that the user can relax and view the program until the program reproduced by the image receiving device 107 is completed.
- the bathroom and the bathtub are shown as examples of the relaxation device, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the relaxation device may be a massage chair.
- the order in which the user views the program content while using the massage chair and then uses the bathtub may be used.
- the relaxation device may be a sauna of a scale used by a plurality of people. That is, when a plurality of users are watching a program in the sauna, the biological information of the plurality of users who are watching the program may be acquired, and the acquired biological information may be given to the program.
- a sensor is used as means for acquiring biological information with the relaxation device, the present invention is not limited to this.
- the temperature of the bathroom and the bathtub is shown as control of the relaxation device setting by the viewing information management server, but is not limited thereto.
- it may be the humidity in the bathroom. Moreover, it is good also as operating the ventilation fan with which a bathroom is provided as control information for reducing the humidity of a bathroom.
- the air conditioner and the electric fan in the living room are shown as the control of the in-home device by the viewing information management server, but are not limited thereto.
- the viewing information management server may transmit control information for dimming the lighting device in the house so that the user can sleep while relaxing.
- the user has shown the process of viewing up to the end of the program using the relaxation device, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the program being played is a recorded program
- the program may be played continuously thereafter. That is, if the user goes up from the bathtub while watching the program, the program scene at the timing of going up from the bathtub is recorded.
- the viewing information management server instructs the program information management server to record the program being reproduced.
- the program information server receives an instruction from the viewing information management server and instructs the image receiving apparatus to record the program being reproduced. Then, after the user gets out of the bathtub, the program that has been viewed halfway can be continuously viewed on an image receiving device typified by a television in the living room.
- the television is taken as an example of the image receiving device.
- the program content may be viewed on a smartphone or tablet terminal.
- the content viewed by the user may be a WEB page, an electronic book, or music content.
- the first, second, and third embodiments only one viewing information management server is described. However, a plurality of servers may operate in a distributed manner. At this time, the stored program information with biometric information may be distributed and managed by a plurality of server devices.
- the program content to be viewed while using the relaxation device is selected by the user by actively operating the image receiving device, but is not limited thereto.
- the user may be prompted to reproduce program content viewed by many users using a relaxation device.
- you may recommend the program which the user with whom the user's biometric information acquired with the relaxation apparatus was near.
- the program content recording operation may be active by the user, or a program reserved for recording by many users who regularly view the program using a relaxation device may be automatically recorded.
- each component may be configured by dedicated hardware or may be realized by executing a software program suitable for each component.
- Each component may be realized by a program execution unit such as a CPU or a processor reading and executing a software program recorded on a recording medium such as a hard disk or a semiconductor memory.
- the software that realizes the control system of the relaxation device according to each of the above embodiments is the following program.
- this program is a control method of a relaxation device that can change a user's biometric value to a computer, and a user model including a transition of a biometric value within a program time from the start time to the end time of a program.
- a control method for the relaxation device including a control step for controlling the relaxation device so that the biological value at the end time of the user approaches the second biological value.
- a relaxation device control system, a control method, and a user model generation method easily measure biological information of a user who is watching a program every day in a unified environment where the user can relax. it can.
- the present invention is useful for a device that allows a user to relax and view content, such as a bathtub device or a massage chair. Moreover, in the industry which manufactures, sells, provides, and uses a bathtub apparatus and the like, it can be used in a management, continuous and repetitive manner.
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本発明者は、「背景技術」の欄において記載した、ユーザの生体情報を取得することについて、以下の問題が生じることを見出した。
以下、本実施の形態の一態様である、リラクゼーション装置の制御システム(以降、単に「制御システム」とも記載する)、リラクゼーション装置の制御方法(以降、単に「制御方法」とも記載する)、及び、ユーザモデルの生成方法について、図面を参照しながら説明する。本実施の形態は、ユーザが浴室内の浴槽でリラックスして番組コンテンツを視聴する状況に適用される制御システム、及び制御方法の例である。
図3は、本実施の形態における制御システムの一例を示すネットワーク図である。
本実施の形態では、ユーザがリラクゼーション装置301を利用して番組コンテンツの視聴を完了した後に、続けて他のリラクゼーション装置においてリラックスして視聴できるように、視聴情報管理サーバ300が宅内装置901を制御する例を示す。
100、300、900 視聴情報管理サーバ
101 視聴情報生成部
102 データ蓄積部
103、301、301A、301B リラクゼーション装置
104 生体情報取得部
105 通信ネットワーク
106 番組情報管理サーバ
107 受像装置
108 操作情報取得部
109 データ解析部
400、501 通信部
401 視聴番組特定部
402 リラックス環境設定部
403 ユーザ特定部
404 視聴情報生成部
405 生体情報解析部
406 データ蓄積部
407 データ解析部
502 生体情報取得部
503 制御部
901 宅内装置
1001 宅内装置情報取得部
1002 宅内装置制御部
Claims (13)
- ユーザの生体値を変化させることができるリラクゼーション装置の制御方法であって、
番組の開始時刻から終了時刻までの番組時間内における生体値の推移を含むユーザモデルを取得するモデル取得ステップと、
前記番組を視聴しているユーザの第一生体値を取得する生体情報取得ステップと、
前記第一生体値と、前記ユーザモデルに含まれる前記終了時刻における第二生体値とに応じて、前記ユーザの前記終了時刻における生体値を前記第二生体値に近づけるように、前記リラクゼーション装置を制御する制御ステップとを含む
リラクゼーション装置の制御方法。 - 前記制御ステップでは、さらに、
前記第一生体値と、前記ユーザモデルに含まれる前記番組時間内の所定時刻における第三生体値とに応じて、前記ユーザの前記所定時刻における生体値を前記第三生体値に近づけるように、前記リラクゼーション装置を制御する
請求項1に記載のリラクゼーション装置の制御方法。 - 前記リラクゼーション装置の制御方法は、さらに、
前記第一生体値を表示し、かつ、前記第一生体値と、取得された前記ユーザに含まれる前記推移とから予測される前記ユーザの生体値の推移を表示する表示ステップを含む
請求項2に記載のリラクゼーション装置の制御方法。 - 前記リラクゼーション装置の制御方法は、さらに、
前記番組時間の後に、前記ユーザの生体値をゆるやかに変化させるように、前記リラクゼーション装置が配置されている宅内の電気機器を制御する宅内制御ステップを含む
請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載のリラクゼーション装置の制御方法。 - 前記リラクゼーション装置は、前記ユーザが入ることができる浴槽を備える
請求項1~4のいずれか1項に記載のリラクゼーション装置の制御方法。 - 前記生体値は、心拍数であり、
前記制御ステップでは、
前記浴槽の湯温を制御することで、前記リラクゼーション装置を制御する
請求項5に記載のリラクゼーション装置の制御方法。 - 前記制御ステップでは、
前記第一生体値の取得時刻後の時間における前記ユーザの心拍数が、前記第一生体値を基準として前記ユーザモデルと同じ推移をしたと仮定した場合における前記終了時刻における心拍数が、前記第二生体値より低い場合に、前記浴槽の湯温を上昇させることで前記リラクゼーション装置を制御する
請求項6に記載のリラクゼーション装置の制御方法。 - 外部のサーバから、番組の開始時刻及び終了時刻を含む番組情報を取得する番組情報取得ステップと、
取得された前記番組情報から、前記開始時刻及び前記終了時刻を抽出し、前記開始時刻から前記終了時刻までの番組時間内におけるリラクゼーション装置のユーザの生体値を取得する生体情報取得ステップと、
取得された前記生体値の推移を、前記番組情報に応じて統計処理することでユーザモデルを生成するモデル生成ステップとを含む
ユーザモデルの生成方法。 - 前記番組情報は、前記番組を特定する番組特定情報を含み、
前記モデル生成ステップでは、
取得された前記生体値の推移を、前記番組ごとに統計処理することで前記ユーザモデルを生成する
請求項8に記載のユーザモデルの生成方法。 - 前記番組情報は、前記番組のジャンルを特定するジャンル特定情報を含み、
前記モデル生成ステップでは、
取得された前記生体値の推移を、前記ジャンルごとに統計処理することで前記ユーザモデルを生成する
請求項8又は9に記載のユーザモデルの生成方法。 - 前記モデル生成ステップでは、
前記生体情報取得ステップで前記ユーザの生体値を取得するごとに、新たな前記ユーザモデルを生成することにより、前記ユーザモデルを更新する
請求項8~10のいずれか1項に記載のユーザモデルの生成方法。 - ユーザの生体値を変化させることができるリラクゼーション装置の管理方法であって、
請求項1~7のいずれか1項に記載のリラクゼーション装置の制御方法における各ステップと、
請求項8~11のいずれか1項に記載のユーザモデルの生成方法における各ステップとを含み、
前記リラクゼーション装置の制御方法における前記モデル取得ステップでは、
前記ユーザモデルの生成方法によって生成されたユーザモデルを、前記ユーザモデルとして取得する
リラクゼーション装置の管理方法。 - ユーザの生体値を変化させることができるリラクゼーション装置の制御システムであって、
番組の開始時刻から終了時刻までの番組時間内における生体値の推移を含むユーザモデルを取得するモデル取得部と、
前記番組を視聴しているユーザの第一生体値を取得する生体情報取得部と、
前記第一生体値と、前記ユーザモデルに含まれる前記終了時刻における第二生体値とに応じて、前記ユーザの前記終了時刻における生体値を前記第二生体値に近づけるように、前記リラクゼーション装置を制御する制御部とを備える
リラクゼーション装置の制御システム。
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