Display control system, display control method, and program
AssigneeSony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
InventorsKazuki Nakamura, Yusuke Seshita, Nozomu Yokoyama
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Abstract
Whether or not there is a possibility that an end user using an HMD (12) has a sense of incongruity caused by vibration is analyzed. A display control system (10) includes a first acquisition section (611) configured to acquire control information for controlling, according to a video displayed on a display section (38) of the HMD (12), a vibration section (42) that causes the HMD (12) to vibrate, a second acquisition section (612) configured to acquire actual vibration information relating to actual vibration of the HMD (12), and a display control section (614) configured to cause at least the control information and the actual vibration information to be displayed together on a single screen.
Claims20
A display control system comprising:
- a memory comprising computer-executable instructions;
- and
- a processor configured to access the memory and execute the computer-executable instructions to perform operations comprising:
- acquiring, by the display control system from an entertainment apparatus, control information provided to a head-mounted display, wherein the control information controls a vibration section that causes the head-mounted display to vibrate according to a first vibration information;
- acquiring, by the display control system, second vibration information relating to vibration detected by a vibration detector of the head-mounted display from the head-mounted display vibrating based on the first vibration information;
- and
- causing, by the display control system, the first vibration information and the second vibration information to be displayed together on a display device.
A computer-implemented method comprising:
- acquiring, by an electronic device from an entertainment apparatus, control information provided to a head-mounted display, wherein the control information controls a vibration section that causes the head-mounted display to vibrate according to a first vibration information;
- acquiring, by the electronic device, a second vibration information relating to vibration detected by a vibration detector of the head-mounted display from the head-mounted display vibrating based on the first vibration information;
- and
- causing, by the electronic device, the first vibration information and the second vibration information to be displayed together on a display device.
One or more non-transitory computer-readable media comprising computer-executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of an electronic device, cause the electronic device to perform operations comprising:
- acquiring, by the electronic device from an entertainment apparatus, control information provided to a head-mounted display, wherein the control information controls a vibration section that causes the head-mounted display to vibrate according to a first vibration information;
- acquiring, by the electronic device, a second vibration information relating to vibration detected by a vibration detector of the head-mounted display from the head-mounted display vibrating based on the first vibration information;
- and
- causing, by the electronic device, first vibration information and the second vibration information to be displayed together on a display device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.