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US 11,145,128 B2Granted
Multimedia device and method for controlling the same
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorDongseok Kim
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Abstract
An extended reality (XR) device and a method for controlling the same are disclosed. The XR device is applicable to 5G communication technology, robot technology, autonomous driving technology, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, and a method for controlling the same.
Claims13
A method for controlling a multimedia device configured to provide a virtual fitting service, comprising:
- acquiring skeleton information of a user;
- creating a three-dimensional (3D) avatar based on the acquired skeleton information;
- storing the created 3D avatar in a memory;
- accessing a first website related to clothing;
- extracting an image of a first region and text of a second region from the accessed first website;
- storing the accessed first website in the memory;
- designating a region where the image is located, to be the first region;
- designating a second region where the text is located, to be the second region;
- storing mapping information that defines a relationship among identification (ID) information of the designated first region, ID information of the designated second region, and the first website, in the memory;
- performing image pattern analysis on the first region;
- performing optical character recognition (OCR) text recognition on the second region;
- displaying specific clothing suitable in size for the 3D avatar stored in the memory based on the image corresponding to the first region and the text corresponding to the second region;
- accessing a second website related to clothing;
- determining whether the second website is stored in the memory;
- when the second website is stored in the memory, detecting the first region where the image is located and the second region where the text is located based on the mapping information stored in the memory;
- and
- automatically accessing a third website through which the user is able to purchase other clothing different from the specific clothing by referring to a user purchase history stored either in the memory or in a server.
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A multimedia device for providing a virtual fitting service, the multimedia device comprising:
- a display;
- a controller configured to acquire skeleton information of a user, and create a three-dimensional (3D) avatar based on the acquired skeleton information;
- a memory configured to store the created 3D avatar;
- and
- a transceiver configured to access a first website related to clothing,
- wherein the controller is further configured to extract an image of a first region and text of a second region from the accessed first website,
- store the accessed first website in the memory,
- designate a region where the image is located, to be the first region,
- designate a second region where the text is located, to be the second region,
- store mapping information that defines a relationship among identification (ID) information of the designated first region, ID information of the designated second region, and the first website, in the memory,
- perform image pattern analysis on the first region,
- perform optical character recognition (OCR) text recognition on the second region,
- cause the display to display specific clothing suitable in size for the 3D avatar stored in the memory based on the image corresponding to the first region and the text corresponding to the second region,
- access a second website related to clothing,
- determine whether the second website is stored in the memory;
- when the second website is stored in the memory, detect the first region where the image is located and the second region where the text is located based on the mapping information stored in the memory, and
- automatically access a third website through which the user is able to purchase other clothing different from the specific clothing by referring to a user purchase history stored either in the memory or in a server.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.