Method for displaying the face of a communication partner on a display surface of an artificial head of a display device for a motor vehicle, as well as display device and motor vehicle

Abstract

A method for displaying the face of a communication partner on a display surface (17) of a dummy head (13) of a display device (11), wherein the display surface (17) has a three-dimensional face shape (18) with eyes (21) and nose (22), wherein a pixel matrix (19) is arranged on the display surface (17) and thereby a three-dimensional representation of the pixel matrix (19) in space corresponds to the three-dimensional face shape (18), and a control device (15) displays the face as a pixel graphic (20) on the display surface (17) by means of the pixel matrix (19) by individually controlling individual pixel elements (42) of the pixel matrix (19), characterized in that the dummy head (13) is designed as a Janus head, which has a further display surface (17') with a further three-dimensional face shape (18') on which the or a further pixel matrix (19) is arranged, and wherein one of the face shapes (18,18') with male facial features and the other of the facial shapes (18, 18') with female facial features, and wherein the control device (15) selects one of the facial shapes (18, 18') to display the pixel graphic (20) depending on gender information from the communication partner.

Description

[0001] The invention relates to a method for displaying the face of a communication partner on the surface of an artificial head of a display device for a motor vehicle. The invention also includes such a display device and a motor vehicle with such a display device.

[0002] A display device of the aforementioned type is known, for example, from US Patent 2009 / 0292614 A1. This patent describes a hollow dummy head containing a projector that projects an image of a face onto the dummy head's surface. A disadvantage of this display device is that the projector inside the dummy head heats up and therefore requires active cooling, which can cause noise. Furthermore, the projection onto the curved surface of the face can potentially cause optical distortion. Achieving a homogeneous projection on a curved 3D surface is also very complex. This may require multiple projectors, which then presents a technical challenge in superimposing the projections.

[0003] WO 01 / 82046 A2 describes how a face can be projected onto the surface of a dummy head using an external projector. However, this has the disadvantage that a shadow can be cast on the face if, for example, a user places their hand between the projector and the dummy head.

[0004] From WO 2017 / 171610 A1, it is known that a face can be displayed on an artificial facial surface of a robot by providing the facial surface via a mask into which an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is integrated. The LCD is supposed to have a 3D shape. However, the extent to which the facial shape is accurately reproduced and how this is achieved is not described. Since only the facial surface is provided by means of a mask, a 3D shape of a head can only be approximated in certain segments.

[0005] From the publication by Churamani et al. “Teaching Emotion Expressions to a Human Companion Robot Using Deep Neural Architectures” IEEE, 2017, a robot is known which is based on a neural network to perceive the emotions expressed by a user to the robot, and thereby train two parallel networks to learn both general and person-specific associations.

[0006] The invention is based on the objective of representing a face, and preferably a complete head, of a communication partner in three dimensions.

[0007] The problem is solved by the subject matter of the independent claims. Advantageous embodiments of the invention are described by the dependent claims, the following description, and the figure.

[0008] The invention provides a method for displaying the face of a communication partner on the surface of a dummy head in a display device. The display device can be designed for use in a motor vehicle. It can represent a digital assistant (a so-called AI - Artificial Intelligence) or a real person. Communication with the real person can take place, for example, via a video conference connection, such as at home or at work. The surface on which the face is displayed has a three-dimensional facial shape with eyes and nose. Lips and / or ears and / or cheeks and / or neck can also be sculpted.To enable the display or representation of the face to precisely match its shape, and not merely appear behind it through a glass, the invention provides that a pixel matrix is ​​arranged on the display surface. This pixel matrix creates a three-dimensional shape or arrangement in space that corresponds to the three-dimensional shape of the face. The three-dimensional shape of the face on the display surface is thus used as a three-dimensional support element that carries the pixel matrix and thereby holds or supports it in space in a three-dimensional form or shape that corresponds to the face. A control unit displays the face as a pixel graphic using the pixel matrix by individually addressing individual pixel elements of the pixel matrix on the display surface. The pixel matrix thus represents the face in the form of individual picture elements defined by the graphic data of the pixel graphic.The pixel graphics can be provided in JPG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) or MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group) format. The pixel matrix can be based on OLEDs (Organic Light Emitting Diodes), for example, with each pixel element being realized by three OLEDs of different colors (e.g., RGB - red, green, blue). Alternatively, a TFT-based pixel matrix (TFT - Thin Film Transistor) can be used. The necessary backlighting can then be provided within the dummy head.

[0009] The pixel matrix is ​​thus formed from a matrix or grid of pixel elements. The pixel matrix spans or covers the display area and is in contact with it. By addressing the pixel elements, the pixel graphics can be displayed or output on the display area. The invention offers the advantage that the three-dimensional shape or arrangement of the pixel matrix in space corresponds to the surface of a face, that is, it exhibits the three-dimensional facial shape with eyes and nose. This makes the displayed face appear lifelike.

[0010] According to the invention, the artificial head is designed as a Janus head. A Janus head has two faces, a front and a back. The faces therefore look in opposite directions. In the artificial head, a second face is provided instead of a back. The Janus head thus has an additional display surface with another three-dimensional face shape, on which the described or another pixel matrix is ​​arranged. There are therefore two face shapes on the artificial head. One face shape has male features, and the other has female features.Male and female facial features can differ, for example, in the following characteristics: eye spacing (wider in women than in men), cheek shape (more prominent in women than in men), nose shape (narrower in women than in men), jaw (more pronounced in men than in women), and neck (thinner in women than in men). Depending on the gender information of the communication partner, the control unit selects one of the facial shapes to display or to show the pixel graphic. The gender information indicates whether the communication partner is male or female. For a male communication partner, the facial shape with masculine features is selected; for a female communication partner, the facial shape with feminine features is selected.Thus, the pixel graphic of the communication partner's face is displayed on a screen whose three-dimensional shape corresponds to the communication partner's gender. This advantageously reduces distortion in the facial representation.

[0011] The invention also includes embodiments that offer additional advantages.

[0012] One embodiment provides that, in a video telephony mode, the control unit receives the pixel graphics as an image stream from a video camera and displays a live or real-time image of the communication partner on the display surface. In other words, the facial expressions or movements of a real human communication partner are filmed by the video camera, and the resulting image stream or video data stream is used as pixel graphics, which are displayed on the display surface of the dummy head. Thus, the dummy head represents the facial expressions of the communication partner live or in real time. This enables, for example, internet-based video telephony, such as that made possible by the product Skype™.

[0013] One embodiment provides that the control unit receives an audio signal from the communication partner's voice in a speech mode. Using a recognition device, the control unit identifies the current emotion and / or spoken content from the audio signal. The current emotion could be, for example, surprise, astonishment, joy, anger, annoyance, pleasure, or sadness. The spoken words of the communication partner could be recognized as the speech content. A recognition device that assigns an emotion to an audio signal could, for example, be based on a hidden Markov model. This could utilize a speech recognition device that additionally estimates the emotion based on intonation, emphasis, pause length, and / or exclamations (e.g., "Oh!" or "Ah!").Speech content can be recognized, for example, using a speech recognition system. This system can be based on a hidden Markov model. A digital model simulates the communication partner's face as a pixel graphic, displaying an expression that corresponds to the recognized emotion and / or speech content. In other words, no video signal of the communication partner is available in speech mode. Instead, the pixel graphic of the face is created using a digital model. This digital model can be based on 3D animation techniques, such as rigging, which simulates the movement of bones and joints.This allows a simulation of facial skin, for example using a polygon mesh, to be deformed, and the recognized emotion and / or speech content to be recreated or simulated as facial expressions and / or lip movements. The advantage here is that, based on an audio signal without an image or video signal, the communication partner's face can still be displayed. Additionally or alternatively, the digitally displayed mouth can move in sync with the spoken words, i.e., lip movements are displayed according to the spoken words.

[0014] One embodiment involves storing records of individuals in a database, along with corresponding 3D datasets or images of those individuals. A dataset could, for example, contain a telephone number and / or an address. The control unit operates a search function in search mode, allowing the user to select one record at a time. The user searches, for instance, through a collection of telephone numbers and / or addresses. The 3D dataset or image from the currently selected record is displayed as the pixel graphic. Thus, as the user navigates through, selects, or activates individual records using the search function, the 3D dataset or image of the currently selected person is displayed on the display surface of the mannequin head.This allows the user to determine whether they have found the data record for the person they are looking for, without having to read the data record itself, i.e., without having to read the phone number, name, or address. The display on a dummy head using a three-dimensional screen allows the user to stimulate or utilize brain regions responsible for person or facial recognition. This accelerates the recognition process. As a result, the data record can be found more quickly in the database search mode.

[0015] One embodiment provides that the control unit, in an assistance mode, displays an avatar of an assistance function as a pixel graphic. The communication partner is therefore the assistance function. This could, for example, be a voice dialogue system. An avatar, i.e., an animated artificial face, can then be displayed as the visual interface for the user. In assistance mode, the avatar is thus the aforementioned communication partner.

[0016] One embodiment provides that the Janus head is rotatably mounted. In other words, the dummy head can be rotated. The control unit rotates the selected face shape into a predetermined output direction by actuating a motor unit. In other words, the display area selected for showing the pixel graphic or face always points in the output direction. The output direction can, for example, point towards a seat or the user's position. In a motor vehicle, the output direction can point, for example, towards the center of the vehicle's interior or towards the driver's seat. With regard to the dummy head, its output direction can be, for example, the direction in which the nose points or in which the face is looking. The motor unit can, for example, be based on an electric motor, an ultrasonic motor, or a piezoelectric motor.The rotatable bearing can be implemented, for example, on the basis of a bearing, such as a ball bearing or roller bearing.

[0017] The output direction can also be adjusted depending on the user's position. For example, a camera and / or voice localization can be used to determine the user's position relative to the display device, and the output direction can be aligned with this position. Aligning the output direction towards the user and rotating the dummy head in the output direction together represent an aspect that can also be implemented independently of the Janus-head design.

[0018] The dummy head can, for example, have a height ranging from 20 to 40 centimeters. However, for use in motor vehicles, dimensions that deviate from the actual dimensions of a human head have also proven suitable. For example, the display device can also use a dummy head with a height ranging from 7 to 20 centimeters.

[0019] The invention also includes the aforementioned display device with the artificial head. The display device is designed to display the face of a communication partner, wherein a display element of the artificial head of the display device has a three-dimensional facial shape with eyes and nose. A pixel matrix is ​​provided on the display surface as described. Thus, a three-dimensional arrangement or shape of the pixel matrix in space corresponds to the three-dimensional facial shape. The individual pixel elements of the pixel matrix are therefore arranged on a three-dimensionally shaped surface, namely the display surface, so that the pixel matrix corresponds to the shape of the facial surface. An outer surface of the artificial head can be provided as the display surface. In other words, the pixel matrix is ​​arranged on an outer surface of an artificial head.Alternatively, the artificial head can be made of a transparent material, and an inner surface of this transparent artificial head can serve as the display area, so that the pixel matrix is ​​arranged on an inner surface of the artificial head. This arrangement on the inner surface has the advantage that the pixel matrix is ​​protected from mechanical influences. The control unit is configured to carry out one embodiment of the described method according to the invention. For this purpose, the control unit can include at least one microprocessor and / or at least one microcontroller. The control unit can also include a graphical driver circuit by means of which the pixel matrix can be controlled in order to address the pixel elements graphically and individually, independently of the other pixel elements.The control unit may contain program code that includes program instructions which, when executed by the control unit, carry out the embodiment of the method according to the invention. The program code may be stored in a data memory of the control unit.

[0020] In the described manner, one embodiment provides that the display device, as a dummy head, has a Janus-shaped head which has a further display surface with another three-dimensional face shape on which the aforementioned or a further pixel matrix is ​​arranged or provided. One of the face shapes is designed with male features and the other with female features. Preferably, this dummy head is rotatably mounted as described, and a motor for rotating the dummy head can be controlled by the control unit.

[0021] According to one embodiment, the display device is designed as a portable, wirelessly operated device powered by an energy storage device. An electric accumulator, such as a lithium-ion battery, can serve as the energy storage device. For wireless communication, the display device can include a WLAN radio module (WLAN - Wireless Local Area Network) and / or a cellular module. As a portable device, the display device can advantageously be used alternately inside a motor vehicle and outside of it, for example, in a building (home and / or workplace).

[0022] The invention also includes embodiments of the display device that have features already described in connection with the embodiments of the method according to the invention. For this reason, the corresponding embodiments of the display device are not described again here.

[0023] The invention also includes a motor vehicle comprising an embodiment of the display device according to the invention. The motor vehicle according to the invention is preferably designed as a car, in particular as a passenger car or truck. In the motor vehicle, the display device can, for example, be arranged on an instrument panel (dashboard). The display surface can be directed, for example, towards a driver's seat or towards the center of the vehicle's interior.

[0024] The invention also includes combinations of the features of the described display surface.

[0025] The following are exemplary embodiments of the invention described. This is illustrated by: Fig. 1 a schematic representation of an embodiment of the motor vehicle according to the invention; Fig. 2 a schematic representation of a display device of the motor vehicle of Fig. 1 in operation; Fig. 3 a schematic representation of the display device in a stand-by mode; Fig. 4 a schematic representation of another embodiment of the display device with a Janus head; Fig. 5 a schematic representation of a top view of the Janus head of Fig. 4; Fig. 6. A schematic representation of a dummy head of the display device with an illustration of a pixel matrix spatially arranged therein; and Fig. 7 a schematic representation of a longitudinal section through the pixel matrix according to Fig. 6.

[0026] The exemplary embodiments described below are preferred embodiments of the invention. In these exemplary embodiments, the described components each represent individual features of the invention that can be considered independently of one another. Each of these features further develops the invention independently and can therefore be considered part of the invention individually or in a combination other than that shown. Furthermore, the described embodiments can also be supplemented by other features of the invention already described.

[0027] In the figures, identical reference symbols denote functionally equivalent elements.

[0028] Fig. Figure 1 shows a motor vehicle 10, which may be a car, in particular a passenger car or a truck. A display device 11 is shown for the motor vehicle 10, which may be located in an interior 12 of the motor vehicle 10. The display device 11 may include a dummy head 13, which may, for example, be arranged on an instrument panel 14 of the motor vehicle 10. However, the location in a motor vehicle 10 is only an example. The display device 11 may be designed as a portable device. For example, it may then also be located in a building, e.g., on a table.

[0029] The display device 11 can further comprise a control unit 15 that can generate control signals 16 for controlling the artificial head 13. The artificial head 13 serves as a display device and for this purpose has a display surface 17, which can have a three-dimensional facial shape 18. A pixel matrix 19 is arranged on the display surface 17, such that it also assumes the three-dimensional facial shape; that is, its three-dimensional form corresponds to the facial shape 18. The pixel matrix 19 will be discussed further below in connection with Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 described in more detail.

[0030] The control unit 15 can display a pixel graphic 20 on the display surface 17, which can depict the face of a communication partner. By displaying the pixel graphic 20 on the display surface 17 with the facial shape as its basic form, the pixel graphic 20 appears spatially three-dimensional. In particular, the facial shape 18 can include eyes 21 or lips 24. The eyes 21, nose 22, and lips 24 can each be designed as three-dimensional or raised structures. Ears 25 can also be designed as three-dimensional or raised structures.

[0031] Fig. Figure 2 illustrates how, during operation of the display device 11, the control unit 15 can display the pixel graphic 20 on the display surface 17 using the control signals 16. This causes the face to be displayed to appear on the dummy head 13, or the face to be displayed. A mapping process takes place so that the facial features, eyes, nose, and mouth are also displayed at the corresponding locations on the face shape 18. This mapping can be provided by calibration. The pixel graphic 20 can, for example, be received from a video camera 26, whose field of view 27 can be directed at the face of a human communication partner. The pixel data 29 of the pixel graphic 20 can be transmitted to the control unit 15 via a communication link 28. The communication link 28 can, for example, include an internet connection and / or a radio connection.

[0032] The pixel graphic 20 can also be artificially generated in a speech mode using a digital model that replicates the face of a communication partner. A facial expression can be extracted or estimated from an audio signal 30, from which a recognition device 31 can recognize the current emotion of the communication partner and / or speech content and adjust a corresponding facial expression and / or lip movement in the digital model.

[0033] In an assisted mode, the pixel graphic 20 can also be read from a database 32, which may contain data records 33 that, for example, specify the name and / or telephone number and / or address of different people, together with a respective 3D data record or image 34 of the associated person. While a user uses a search function to browse or select the data records 33 sequentially, the respective 3D data record or image 34 from the currently selected data record 33 can be displayed as a pixel graphic 20 on the display area 17.The control unit 15 can also operate a digital assistant or a digital assistance function 35, in which case the pixel graphics 20 can represent a digital avatar that can then output corresponding visual feedback to the user on the display surface 17, for example during the operation of a speech dialogue or a speech dialogue system.

[0034] Fig. Figure 3 illustrates a standby state of the display device 11, in which the display device 11 does not communicate with a user of the display device 11. The facial expression displayed can correspond to that of a sleeping or pensive person. In standby mode, the display device 11 or the control unit 15, for example, does not respond to voice input from the user or it only responds to a predetermined key phrase.

[0035] Fig. Figure 4 illustrates that the dummy head 13 of the display device 11 can be rotatably mounted by means of a bearing device 36, thus enabling rotation 37 about a vertical axis 38 of the dummy head 13. A motor device 39 can be controlled by the control device 15 to rotate a currently used display surface 17 in an output direction 40, which can point towards the user of the display device 11. The illustration shows how the display surface 17 can have a face shape 18 with female features.

[0036] Fig. Figure 5 illustrates in a top view that the artificial head 13 can be designed as a Janus head, that is, there is a face shape 18 on one side of the artificial head 13 and instead of a back of the head, there is another face shape 18' on the opposite side of the artificial head 13. This can be recognized by the respective three-dimensionally designed nose 22, 22'.

[0037] Fig. Figure 6 illustrates the arrangement of the pixel matrix 19 on the display surface 17 in the area of ​​the face shape 18. An enlargement 41 illustrates how the pixel matrix 19 can be realized from individual pixel elements 42, which can be arranged in a grid on the display surface 17. Each pixel element 42 can be individually controlled by means of control lines for columns 43 and rows 44. Each pixel element 42 can, for example, be realized by a multicolor LED (RGB diode). Using the control signals 16, the control unit 15 can adjust the individual pixel elements 42 according to the pixel data of the pixel graphic 20 with respect to brightness and / or color. The pixel matrix 19 can, for example, be realized based on pixel elements in the form of OLEDs or TFTs or other types of LEDs. If backlighting is required, the dummy head 13 can be hollow and a light source can be arranged inside it.The term "matrix" here refers to the type of control.

[0038] Fig. Figure 6 illustrates a section line of a longitudinal section VII, which is in Fig. 7 is shown.

[0039] Fig. Figure 7 shows the longitudinal section through the artificial head 13, illustrating an exploded view in which two shells 45 of the artificial head 13 are moved apart as shown by the arrows 46. The pixel matrix 19 can be designed as one layer with the pixel elements 42 and as another layer, for example located further inside the artificial head 13, containing the control lines for the columns 43 and the rows 44. The artificial head 13 itself can be made of a transparent material 47, on the inner wall or inside of which the pixel matrix 19 can be arranged. The pixel matrix 19 can, for example, be designed as a flexible film, which can then be formed onto the inside of the material 47, for example by pressure or hydraulics, and glued there. Instead of the depicted back of the head 48, a second face shape 18' can be provided as another shell 45 to accommodate the Fig. Figure 5 illustrates how to form a Janus-like head. Additionally or alternatively, it can be provided that the pixel matrix 19 is arranged by printing the control lines for columns 43 and rows 44 onto the face shape, for example using a robot arm. Light-emitting diodes for pixel elements 42 can be arranged using a robot arm.

[0040] Using the display device 11, for example, a PIA (Personal Intelligent Assistant) can be provided in the motor vehicle 10. A PIA is an assistance function that can help and / or advise a user. A face, realized by an avatar, serves as the visual interface. Such a PIA system can now be given a three-dimensional head.

[0041] The display device in the motor vehicle has a three-dimensional shape corresponding to the shape of a human head, which can be realized using a dummy head. Such a dummy head is also known, for example, from a shop window mannequin. The facial shape, and preferably the entire dummy head, is equipped with display pixels, that is, with a pixel matrix of pixel elements. Thus, movement patterns of the eyes and / or eyebrows and / or mouth, and / or simulated shading of skin folds and / or movements of the cheekbones can be displayed as animated pixel graphics, thereby preferably conveying the impression of a real person in the room.

[0042] The Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 illustrate how to visualize different emotions or moods.

[0043] The head-shaped display device can also be used to represent or show the user a person, avatar, or, more generally, a communication partner with whom the user is currently speaking on the phone or video call. It is also designed to display information from a database, such as a digital phone book, by showing the 3D data set or image of the currently selected person on the display surface.

[0044] Thus, the display device can be used to represent a human emotion in particular.

[0045] The embodiment of a PIA realistically replicates a communication partner or a human being, since the pixel elements of the pixel graphics representing the face also exhibit a 3D arrangement or spatial orientation, just as a real human face would. The display device with the artificial head or facial shape can be realized by using a substrate, for example, a transparent material, to provide the facial shape 18, and positioning the pixel matrix 19 with its pixel elements and electrical control lines on this material, for example, using a robot. A backlight can be a light source within the artificial head (for TFT displays). With an OLED display, the backlight is not required.

[0046] Overall, the examples show how the invention can provide a display (a display device) with the 3D shape of a head.

Claims

[1] Method for displaying a face of a communication partner on a display surface (17) of an artificial head (13) of a display device (11), wherein the display surface (17) has a three-dimensional face shape (18) with eyes (21) and nose (22), wherein a pixel matrix (19) is arranged on the display surface (17) and thereby a three-dimensional shape of the pixel matrix (19) in space corresponds to the three-dimensional face shape (18), and a control device (15) displays the face as a pixel graphic (20) by means of the pixel matrix (19) by individually controlling individual pixel elements (42) of the pixel matrix (19) on the display surface (17), characterized byin that the artificial head (13) is designed as a Janus head which has a further display surface (17') with a further three-dimensional facial shape (18'), on which the or a further pixel matrix (19) is arranged, and wherein one of the facial shapes (18, 18') is designed with male facial features and the other of the facial shapes (18, 18') is designed with female facial features, and wherein the control device (15) selects one of the facial shapes (18, 18') for displaying the pixel graphic (20) depending on gender information of the communication partner. [2] Method according to claim 1, wherein the control device (15) in a video telephony mode receives the pixel graphic (20) as an image stream from a video camera (26) and displays a live image of the communication partner on the display surface (17). [3] Method according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the control device (15) receives a sound signal (30) of a voice of the communication partner in a speech mode and recognizes a current emotion and / or a speech content from the sound signal (30) by means of a recognition device (31) and simulates the face of the communication partner by means of a digital model as a pixel graphic (20) and in doing so sets a facial expression and / or a lip movement of the simulated face depending on the recognized emotion and / or the recognized speech content. [4] Method according to one of the preceding claims, wherein data records (33) of persons are stored in a database (32) together with a respective 3D data record or image (34) of the person and the control device (15) operates a search function in a search mode, by means of which a user selects one of the data records (33) in succession, and the 3D data record or image (34) from the currently selected data record (33) is displayed as a pixel graphic (20). [5] Method according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the control device (15) displays an avatar of an assistance function as a pixel graphic (20) in an assistance mode. [6] Method according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the Janus head is rotatably mounted and the control device (15) rotates the selected face shape (18, 18') in a predetermined output direction (40) by controlling a motor unit (39). [7] Display device (11) for displaying a face of a communication partner, wherein a display surface (17) of an artificial head (13) of the display device (11) has a three-dimensional face shape (18) with eyes (21) and nose (22), characterized by , that a pixel matrix (19) is provided on the display surface (17) and thereby a three-dimensional arrangement of the pixel matrix (19) in space corresponds to the three-dimensional face shape (18), wherein a) as display surface (17) an outer surface of the artificial head (13) or b) a material (47) of the artificial head (13) is transparent and an inner surface is provided as the display surface (17), and where a control device (15) is configured to carry out a method according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the artificial head (13) is designed as a Janus head having a further display surface (17') with a further three-dimensional facial shape (18'), on which the or a further pixel matrix is ​​arranged, and wherein one of the facial shapes (18, 18') is designed with male facial features and the other of the facial shapes (18, 18') is designed with female facial features. [8] Display device (11) according to claim 7, wherein the display device (11) is designed as a portable device that can be operated wirelessly by means of an energy storage device. [9] Motor vehicle (10) with a display device (11) according to one of claims 7 or 8.

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