Information processing apparatus for controlling head mounted display apparatus

A control method of an information processing apparatus configured to control a head mounted display apparatus in accordance with touch operation on a touch operation surface, the control method comprising a step of executing calibration of the touch operation, wherein

• the step of executing the calibration includes:
• a step of controlling the head mounted display apparatus such that a first display position, which is a position in an image displayed by the head mounted display apparatus, is identifiable;
• a step of causing a user to perform touch on the touch operation surface while being conscious of the first display position, and acquires information on a first touch position that is a position at which the touch is performed;
• a step of controlling the head mounted display apparatus such that a second display position that has a predetermined positional relation with the first display position is identifiable;
• and
• a step of causing the user to perform touch on the touch operation surface while being conscious of the second display position, and acquire information on a second touch position that is a position at which the touch is performed.

A non-transitory computer readable medium that stores a program, wherein the program causes a computer to execute a control method of an information processing apparatus configured to control a head mounted display apparatus in accordance with touch operation on a touch operation surface, the control method comprising a step of executing calibration of the touch operation, wherein

• the step of executing the calibration includes:
• a step of controlling the head mounted display apparatus such that a first display position, which is a position in an image displayed by the head mounted display apparatus, is identifiable;
• a step of causing a user to perform touch on the touch operation surface while being conscious of the first display position, and acquires information on a first touch position that is a position at which the touch is performed;
• a step of controlling the head mounted display apparatus such that a second display position that has a predetermined positional relation with the first display position is identifiable;
• and
• a step of causing the user to perform touch on the touch operation surface while being conscious of the second display position, and acquire information on a second touch position that is a position at which the touch is performed.