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US 12,242,240 B2Granted
Server device and program
AssigneeKobayashi Manufacture Co., Ltd.
InventorYasunori Kobayashi
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Abstract
A server device includes: an acquiring device a drawing to be used in estimation related to work for producing a product; a processing device processing the drawing such that an object indicating content of work to be performed in a work process for producing the product is displayed on the drawing; and an output device outputting the processed drawing to a terminal device.
Claims9
A server device comprising:
- one or more processors programmed to:
- acquire, from a client terminal, a two-dimensional drawing to be used in estimation related to work for producing a product;
- process the drawing by:
- converting the two-dimensional drawing into a digital format;
- performing an image recognition processing on the drawing to recognize a work element included in the drawing;
- and
- creating an object indicating content of work to be performed in a work process for producing the product and overlaying the created object onto the drawing, wherein:
- the processed drawing includes a plurality of layers corresponding to each different work process to be performed which are overlaid onto the drawing, and each layer includes a respective object created to indicate the respective content of work to be performed in the respective work process, and
- the respective object indicates at least a target location in the product where the respective work process needs to be performed, in order to serve as a visual instruction for an operator performing the respective work process;
- generate an encoded image in association with the processed drawing;
- cause a printer to print the encoded image on a print medium;
- determine that a user terminal has read the encoded image printed on the print medium;
- and;
- upon determining that the user terminal has read the encoded image,
- select a layer, from the plurality of layers, which corresponds to work process information pre-stored in the user terminal, and
- automatically output the selected layer among the plurality of layers to a terminal device located at a work site where the work process indicated in the user terminal is to be performed.
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A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program for causing a computer to execute:
- acquiring, from a client terminal, a two-dimensional drawing to be used in estimation related to work for producing a product;
- processing the drawing by:
- converting the two-dimensional drawing into a digital format;
- performing an image recognition processing on the drawing to recognize a work element included in the drawing;
- and
- creating an object indicating content of work to be performed in a work process for producing the product and overlaying the created object onto the drawing, wherein:
- the processed drawing includes a plurality of layers corresponding to each different work process to be performed which are overlaid onto the drawing, and each layer includes a respective object created to indicate the respective content of work to be performed in the respective work process, and
- the respective object indicates at least a target location in the product where the respective work process needs to be performed, in order to serve as a visual instruction for an operator performing the respective work process;
- generating an encoded image in association with the processed drawing;
- causing a printer to print the encoded image on a print medium;
- determining that a user terminal has read the encoded image printed on the print medium;
- and
- upon determining that the user terminal has read the encoded image,
- selecting a layer, from the plurality of layers, which corresponds to work process information pre-stored in the user terminal, and
- automatically outputting the selected layer among the plurality of layers to a terminal device located at a work site where the work process indicated in the user terminal is to be performed.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.