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Novel human-computer interaction system

A technology of human-computer interaction and human-computer interaction equipment, which is applied in the field of human-computer interaction equipment to realize the operation and control of terminals by using oral movements, can solve problems such as inefficiency and inability to free hands, and improve participation, control accuracy and sensitivity. High, social equity and more harmonious effects

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-04-02
邵剑锋
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[0009] When using body manipulation technology to control the terminal, it is impossible to free your hands to participate in other activities or work, and there is inefficiency

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[0043] 1. If figure 2 As shown, in the working state, the user puts the device in the mouth and starts to use the device.

[0044] 2. The three major recognition modules start to collect oral movements respectively: the tongue movement recognition module (1) collects the tongue movement movement, and converts the movement movement into a displacement data signal (similar to the mouse movement data signal) output; the teeth occlusion recognition module (2) ) starts to identify the occlusal state of the teeth, and converts the occlusal action into a corresponding signal output; the oral breathing identification module (3) starts to identify the oral respiration state, and converts the oral respiration state into a corresponding signal output.

[0045] 3. The central processing module (4) synchronously receives and collects the signals output by the above three identification modules, processes and converts the signals (according to the signal standard requirements of different ...

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The invention relates to the technical field of realizing operation on a control terminal by virtue of oral actions, by a human-computer interaction device capable of identifying tongue movement action, tooth occlusion action and oral breathing action. The human-computer interaction device disclosed by the invention is compact in structure, high in control accuracy and sensitivity, low in error, and convenient to carry and use. According to the human-computer interaction device disclosed by the invention, the limitations and defects of limb control and voice intelligent identification control technologies are solved, and substitution and supplement effects are acted on the original technology for operating the control terminal. According to the human-computer interaction device disclosed by the invention, the degree of participation of the disabled people in social activities is increased, and the disabled people can control use terminals more and better, so as to obtain convenient service brought by human development; the disabled people can also increase own employment opportunities by controlling the use terminals. The human-computer interaction device disclosed by the invention also has an efficiency-increasing function, the both hands can be released to perform other operations or get a rest time during the use of the human-computer interaction device, and then the hand resources are allocated and utilized better to achieve the efficiency-increasing function.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a technical field that can use oral movements to operate and control terminals. More specifically, it relates to realizing the use of oral The technical field of operating and controlling the terminal. The birth of the present invention has formed a replacement and supplementary effect on the original operation control terminal technology. Background technique [0002] With the development of science and technology, there are more and more electronic terminal devices, such as desktop computers, notebook computers, tablet computers, smart phones, smart watches, navigators, smart glasses, cameras, navigators, CNC machine tools, game consoles, Terminal equipment such as robots have brought many convenient experiences to work and life. The current methods for operating and controlling such terminal devices include body control technology (such as keyboard, mouse, trackball, touch screen, touchpad, joystick, etc.) and voic...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F3/01
Inventor 邵剑锋
Owner 邵剑锋
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