Information processing device and non-transitory computer readable medium
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorIkumi KAEDE
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Abstract
An information processing device includes a processor configured to perform a first process in response to detection of a first movement of a tangible object in a real world, the first movement comprising a first pass-through of a first region from a first space to a second space, the first region corresponding to a first image presented in midair to a user, the first space being a space on one side of the first region, the second space being a space on an opposite side of the first region, and perform a second process in response to detection of a second movement of the object, the second movement comprising an entrance to the first region from the first space but not comprising an exit to the second space from the first region.
Claims20
An information processing device comprising:
- a processor configured to
- perform a first process in response to detection of a first movement of a tangible object in a real world, the first movement comprising a first pass-through of a first region from a first space to a second space, the first region corresponding to a first image presented in midair to a user, the first space being a space on one side of the first region, the second space being a space on an opposite side of the first region, and
- perform a second process in response to detection of a second movement of the object, the second movement comprising an entrance to the first region from the first space but not comprising an exit to the second space from the first region.
An information processing device comprising:
- a processor configured to perform a first process in response to a first movement of a tangible object in a real world, the first movement comprising a pass-through of a the first region from a first space to the second space and a pass-through of a second region, the first region corresponding to a first portion of a three-dimensional image presented in midair to a user, the first space being a space on one side of the first region, the second space being a space on an opposite side of the first region, the second region corresponding to a second portion of the three-dimensional image, the first process being determined by content corresponding to the first region and content corresponding to the second region.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process for processing information, the process comprising:
- performing a first process in response to detection of a first movement of a tangible object in a real world, the first movement comprising a first pass-through of a first region from a first space to a second space, the first region corresponding to a first image presented in midair to a user, the first space being a space on one side of the first region, the second space being a space on an opposite side of the first region, and
- performing a second process in response to detection of a second movement of the object, the second movement comprising an entrance to the first region from the first space but not comprising an exit to the second space from the first region.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process for processing information, the process comprising:
- performing a first process in response to a first movement of a tangible object in a real world, the first movement comprising a pass-through of a the first region from a first space to the second space and a pass-through of a second region, the first region corresponding to a first portion of a three-dimensional image presented in midair to a user, the first space being a space on one side of the first region, the second space being a space on an opposite side of the first region, the second region corresponding to a second portion of the three-dimensional image, the first process being determined by content corresponding to the first region and content corresponding to the second region.
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