Information processing apparatus and method
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKenji Morita
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKenji Morita
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The present invention provides an information processing apparatus for generating and displaying a compound real space image in which a plurality of subjects have virtual objects by their hands respectively, including a unit for measuring a position posture of the hand of the subject, a unit for measuring a view position and a view direction of the subject, and a unit for generating the virtual object in dependence upon the view position, the view direction and the position posture of the hand, and synthesizing the virtual object with the real space image, and further including an upcast action detecting unit for calculating a shifting speed of the hand in an upward direction and for detecting an upcast action, a unit for judging that the hand is stopped if the shifting speed of the hand in the upward direction becomes smaller than a predetermined vales after the upcast action was detected by the detecting unit, and a determining unit for determining a partner subject to whom the virtual object is upcast on the basis of the view position and the view direction of the subject when it is judged that the hand is stopped.
An information processing apparatus for generating and displaying a compound real space image in which a plurality of subjects have virtual objects by their hands respectively, by synthesizing a real space image and a virtual space image representing a virtual object, comprising:
An information processing method in which a position posture of a hand of a subject is measured, a view position and a view direction of the subject are measured, a virtual space image is generated in accordance with the view position, the view direction and the position posture of the hand, and a compound real-like space image is generated by synthesizing the virtual space image with a real space image, wherein:
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