Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and program
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorYUSUKE SAKAI
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Abstract
Provided is an information processing apparatus, an information processing method, and a program that can present more realistic feeling of real existence of an object to be perceived in another space using sound and vibration as main information channels. An information processing apparatus including a control unit that exercises control for acquiring vibration information and sound information sensed in another space, and outputting, from a perceptual presentation area in a space different from the another space, the vibration information and the sound information for causing presence of an object to be perceived in the another space to be perceived by a tactile sense and an auditory sense.
Claims14
An information processing apparatus comprising a control unit that exercises control for
- acquiring vibration information and sound information sensed in another space, and
- outputting, from a perceptual presentation area in a space different from the another space, the vibration information and the sound information for causing presence of an object to be perceived in the another space to be perceived by a tactile sense and an auditory sense.
An information processing method comprising, by a processor:
- acquiring vibration information and sound information sensed in another space;
- and
- exercising control for outputting, from a perceptual presentation area in a space different from the another space, the vibration information and the sound information for causing presence of an object to be perceived in the another space to be perceived by a tactile sense and an auditory sense.
A program for causing a computer to function as a control unit that exercises control for
- acquiring vibration information and sound information sensed in another space, and
- outputting, from a perceptual presentation area in a space different from the another space, the vibration information and the sound information for causing presence of an object to be perceived in the another space to be perceived by a tactile sense and an auditory sense.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.