Anomaly detection method and device for vr device, vr device, and storage medium
AssigneesFu Tai Hua Industry (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., HOH HAI Precision Industry CO., LTD.
InventorsCHENG-CHING CHIEN, CHO-PU TSAI
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AssigneesFu Tai Hua Industry (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., HOH HAI Precision Industry CO., LTD.
InventorsCHENG-CHING CHIEN, CHO-PU TSAI
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An anomaly detection method and device for VR device, a VR device, and a storage medium. The VR device includes a main body, at least one speaker, a light shield and a microphone. a left temple and the right temple are also installed on the main body, the speaker is installed on the left temple or/and the right temple; the light shield is installed on one end of the main body; the microphone is installed on the side of the main body that is away from the light shield. In the method, a first audio frequency of a preset frequency band is emitted by controlling the speaker, a second audio frequency in a preset frequency band is received via the microphone, abnormality detection on the light shield is performed based on the second audio frequency. The viewing experience is improved through the application.
An anomaly detection method applied to a Virtual Reality (VR) device, wherein the VR device comprising a main body, at least one speaker, a light shield, a microphone, a left temple and a right temple, the left temple is installed on one end of the main body, and the right temple is installed on an opposite end of the main body, the at least one speaker is installed on the left temple or/and the at least one speaker is installed on the right temple;
A VR device comprising:
A non-transitory storage medium having stored thereon at least one computer-readable instructions that, when executed by a VR device, causes the VR device to perform an anomaly detection method, the VR device comprising a main body, at least one speaker, a light shield, a microphone, a left temple and a right temple, the method comprising:
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