Display device and control method thereof
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorShinichi Kobayashi
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Abstract
A head-mounted display device includes: a medium recognizing section that detects information that is viewable by a user; a display section that performs display to be viewable by the user; and an update processing section that causes the display section to display, to overlap with at least a part of the information detected by the medium recognizing section, new information corresponding to the information.
Claims10
A display device comprising:
- a detecting section that detects information that is viewable by a user;
- a display section that performs display to be viewable by the user;
- and
- a control section that causes the display section to display, to overlap with at least a part of the information detected by the detecting section, different information corresponding to the information.
A display device comprising:
- a display section that displays an image viewed to overlap with an outside scene;
- a medium detecting section that detects a medium viewed as the outside scene;
- and
- a control section that arranges and causes the display section to display, to overlap with at least a part of information recorded on the medium, new information corresponding to the information in an overlap area.
A control method of a display device, comprising:
- detecting information that is viewable by a user;
- and
- displaying, to overlap with at least a part of the detected information, new information corresponding to the information, by a display section that performs display to be viewable by the user.
A control method of a display device that includes a display section that displays an image viewed to overlap with an outside scene, the method comprising:
- detecting a medium viewed as the outside scene;
- and
- arranging and causing the display section to display, to overlap with at least a part of information recorded on the medium, new information corresponding to the information in an overlap area.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.