Head mounted display, control method of head mounted display, and non-transitory computer readable medium
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorHikaru Aoki
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Abstract
A head mounted display according to the present invention includes: an image sensor configured to capture an image of a real space; a display configured to display the image of the real space captured by the image sensor so as to be visually recognized by a user; and at least one memory and at least one processor which function as: an acquiring unit configured to acquire user information on a state of the user; and a control unit configured to control display on the display so as to reduce saliency of a first object, which is a real object to which a line-of-sight of the user is directed, or of a real object other than the first object, on a basis of the user information.
Claims18
A head mounted display comprising:
- an image sensor configured to capture an image of a real space;
- a display configured to display the image of the real space captured by the image sensor so as to be visually recognized by a user;
- and
- at least one memory and at least one processor which function as:
- an acquiring unit configured to acquire user information on a state of the user;
- and
- a control unit configured to control display on the display so as to reduce saliency of a first object, which is a real object to which a line-of-sight of the user is directed, or of a real object other than the first object, on a basis of the user information, wherein
- in a case where a first control for the first object is performed on a basis of the user information, and then the user directed the line-of-sight to a second object which is a real object, of which type is the same as the first object, the control unit performs a second control for the second object not on a basis of the user information,
- in a case where the first control is control to reduce saliency of the first object, the second control is control to reduce saliency of the second object, and
- in a case where the first control is control to reduce saliency of a real object other than the first object, the second control is control to reduce saliency of a real object other than the second object.
A control method of a head mounted display capable of visually recognizing a real space through a display surface, the control method comprising:
- acquiring user information on a state of a user;
- and
- controlling display on the head mounted display so as to reduce saliency of a real object to which a line-of-sight of the user is directed, or of a real object other than the real object to which the line-of-sight of the user is directed, on a basis of the user information, wherein
- in a case where a first control for the first object is performed on a basis of the user information, and then the user directed the line-of-sight to a second object which is a real object, of which type is the same as the first object, a second control for the second object is performed not on a basis of the user information,
- in a case where the first control is control to reduce saliency of the first object, the second control is control to reduce saliency of the second object, and
- in a case where the first control is control to reduce saliency of a real object other than the first object, the second control is control to reduce saliency of a real object other than the second object.
A non-transitory computer readable medium that stores a program, wherein the program causes a computer to execute a control method of a head mounted display capable of visually recognizing a real space through a display surface, the control method comprising:
- acquiring user information on a state of a user;
- and
- controlling display on the head mounted display so as to reduce saliency of a real object to which a line-of-sight of the user is directed, or of a real object other than the real object to which the line-of-sight of the user is directed, on a basis of the user information, wherein
- in a case where a first control for the first object is performed on a basis of the user information, and then the user directed the line-of-sight to a second object which is a real object, of which type is the same as the first object, a second control for the second object is performed not on a basis of the user information,
- in a case where the first control is control to reduce saliency of the first object, the second control is control to reduce saliency of the second object, and
- in a case where the first control is control to reduce saliency of a real object other than the first object, the second control is control to reduce saliency of a real object other than the second object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.