18260619. INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE, MOBILE DEVICE, AND INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM simplified abstract (Sony Group Corporation)
INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE, MOBILE DEVICE, AND INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
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INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE, MOBILE DEVICE, AND INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18260619 titled 'INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE, MOBILE DEVICE, AND INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes a system for generating a safe traveling route for an image capturing robot on a stage, ensuring it does not collide with performers or objects.
- The system generates a map defining a travel allowance area for the robot based on performer action schedule data, object arrangement schedule data, and lighting control schedule data.
- The robot travels according to the route determined by the map, avoiding collisions with performers or objects and staying inconspicuous under the lighting on the stage.
- Potential Applications:**
- Live performances
- Film and television production
- Event photography
- Problems Solved:**
- Avoiding collisions between robots and performers or objects on stage
- Ensuring the robot remains inconspicuous under stage lighting
- Benefits:**
- Improved safety for performers and objects on stage
- Enhanced efficiency in capturing images during live performances or events
- Consistent and high-quality image capture without disruptions.
Original Abstract Submitted
A map for determining a safe traveling route that does not collide with a performer or an object on a stage is generated, and an image capturing robot is caused to travel according to a route determined on the basis of the map. A potential map in which a traveling allowance area of the image capturing robot that moves on a stage and captures an image is defined is generated. A data processing unit acquires action schedule data of a performer, arrangement schedule data of an object on a stage, and control schedule data of a lighting on the stage, and generates, on the basis of the acquired data, a potential map in which an area that does not collide with a performer or an object and is inconspicuous by a lighting is defined as a travel allowance area.
