Remote real system such as a virtual houseboat

Abstract

To provide a system for preventing infection such as novel coronavirus by giving an illusion that a user is in a Houseboat or in a restaurant, and for removing the defect of a remote place.SOLUTION: When various events are held by using a Web conference service or the like, moving background images of water surfaces, lights, buildings, bridges, or the inside of a bar or a restaurant viewed from a Houseboat are projected to the places of the participants of the events, and the participants of the events are made to have the illusion of being in the bar or the restaurant by arranging the same meals or products.SELECTED DRAWING: None

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to making remote work, such as telework, a reality. [Background technology]

[0002] Due to COVID-19, people are unable to meet in person. Therefore, teleworking is being implemented in companies, remote classes are being taught in schools, and remote medical consultations are being conducted by doctors, but these technologies are not satisfactory. Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0003] Since the aforementioned publicly known remote events do not involve face-to-face meetings, they lack a real sense of reality, are less effective, and many people are dissatisfied.

[0004] In addition to this, there have been many restaurant bankruptcies and complaints due to the inability to eat and drink after 8pm and the inability to serve alcohol. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] The present invention was made to resolve the above-mentioned dissatisfaction, thereby resolving the above-mentioned dissatisfaction and preventing bankruptcy. [Effects of the Invention]

[0006] According to this invention, eating and drinking will be prohibited after 8 p.m. This is a groundbreaking invention that will prevent dissatisfaction and bankruptcy of restaurants due to the ban on serving alcohol, make teleworking more effective in companies, make remote classes more effective in schools, make remote medical consultations more effective, make events such as houseboats and concerts, and shopping more enjoyable, and also prevent the spread of COVID-19. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0007] [Figure 1] Telework using publicly known methods such as Zoom [Figure 2] An explanatory diagram of a first embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 3] An explanatory diagram of a second embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 4] An explanatory diagram of a third embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 5] An explanatory diagram of a fourth embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0008] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0009] [First embodiment] As shown in Figure 1, when a teacher 1 teaches a student 2, the teacher only communicates with the student 2 on his / her computer screen 5 via radio waves or other communication 4, which has little effect on education.

[0010] Figure 2 shows a first embodiment of the present invention, in which a leader 7 of an organizer 6 mails products 8, 81, ... 8n (e.g., tea bags, instant curry, etc.) to members or customers 2, 21, ... 2n of the organizer 6 10, 11, ... 1n, etc. 10, 11, ... 1n of the organizer 6 prior to the event date.

[0011] On the day of a remote event, for example, a houseboat, a host 6 sends video and audio via zoom 4, 41, 4n, etc. to the participant screens 5, 51, ..., 5n of the members 2, 21, ..., 2n, along with a moving background image 9 of the water surface, lights, buildings, bridges, etc. as seen from the houseboat, and images of a leader, speaker, and presenter 7.

[0012] In this way, participants 2, 21, ... 2n will feel as if they are not in their room but on screen 9, a different location, such as a houseboat. They will also feel as if they are on a boat, and will have tea bags and instant curry 8, 81, ... 8n that have been sent in advance right in front of them, which will make the experience even more realistic.

[0013] A leader or the like 7 provides instructions on how to make tea from tea bags or curry rice from instant curry in advance 8 along with instructions 10, or on the day via a screen 5, to instruct the user on how to make and eat the food.

[0014] On the day of the event, participants listen to talks and lectures by leaders and others, sing songs, drink tea and eat curry, making it feel very real.

[0015] If it's teleworking at work, instead of tea bags or instant curry, send data or actual items, and if it's school, send teaching materials and data in advance.

[0016] [Second embodiment] A second embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. In this case, in addition to the organizer or leader 7, a contractor 71 also participates.

[0017] Taking the example of a virtual houseboat, the operator 71 is a boathouse. The boathouse owner 71 owns a boat 711 and a tempura frying area 712 on the boat. The owner also has regular customers of the boathouse and new customers 2, 21, ... 2n. On the day of the boating trip, vendor 71 delivers tempura, soup, etc. 8, 81, ..., 8n to customers 2, 21, ..., 2n by courier or the like (items other than tempura may be delivered the day before). Meanwhile, the organizer 7 sends his / her own image and background image 4 of the water surface, lights, buildings, bridges, etc. as seen from the houseboat to members and clients 2, 21, . . . 2n. By doing this, unlike simple Zoom or video calls, guests 2, ... 2n can actually board a houseboat and eat tempura, which gives them a sense of realism and a sense of unity with the organizers, making them feel as if they are actually on a houseboat.

[0018] In the case of teleworking at a company, 711 is the warehouse, 71 is the material supplier, and 7121 is materials, samples, etc. In the case of a school, 711 is the educational material company or textbook company, and 7121 is the educational material.

[0019] In addition, for travel and tourism businesses, 7 is for souvenirs and shops, and for inns, 711, 712, ... 712n are for souvenirs. Also, when using inns and hotels, Figure 4 is appropriate, which will be explained separately.

[0020] Shopping can be done based on Figure 2 and Figure 3. 711 is a shop.

[0021] Concerts can be held based on Figure 2. 81 is a ticket. The present invention also encompasses various other business applications.

[0022] [Third embodiment] A third embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. The second embodiment is a two-flow case in which there is a supplier in addition to the organizer, but the third embodiment is the present invention in the case of three flows other than the person himself.

[0023] An example of this would be medical care. In Figure 4, patient 1 uses his or her finger to measure oxygen concentration 25 and sends it to a doctor, for example, via radio waves 4 from patient image 3 to doctor image 5. Patient 1 also goes to hospital 711 26 and undergoes blood sampling, electrocardiogram, X-ray, pulmonary exhalation, eye examinations such as vision tests, otolaryngological examinations, internal medicine examinations, endoscopic examinations, etc. at examination site 712.

[0024] Data 7121 from the examination site 712 is transmitted to the doctor 2 via radio waves 41 or the like, and the doctor 2 writes a medical certificate 23 and a prescription 24, which are then sent to the patient 11 via radio waves or the like 41. The patient 1 sends the prescription 24 to the pharmacy 20 via radio waves or the like 42. The pharmacist 21 at the pharmacy 20 delivers 10 the medicine 22 to the patient 1 based on this.

[0025] [Fourth embodiment] In the case of bars and restaurants, the method shown in FIG. 2 is also possible, but if people who supply alcohol, snacks, and ingredients for meals are also included, it becomes the fourth embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG.

[0026] In Figure 5, a bar or restaurant owner 7 delivers alcohol, snacks, food, etc. 8, ..., 8n to customers 2, ..., 2 or has them pick them up, and sends background images, etc. 9 of the establishment 6 to images 5, ..., 5n of the customers via radio waves such as the Internet. The customers receive or pick up the images 5, ..., 5n, and enjoy drinking and eating in front of the snacks and food 8, ..., 8n, talking with the bar owner 7, and enjoying the atmosphere of the establishment 6.

[0027] A store owner 7 purchases ingredients such as fish from a material store 30. The material store 30 goes to a fish market 40 to bid, purchase, and bring back 31. Fishermen 50 bring in fish they have caught 51 to the fish market 40. In addition, alcoholic beverages are prepared from liquor stores, beer companies, etc. 60.

[0028] In this case, as shown in 331 of Figure 5, the liquor store 60 may deliver directly to the location of customers 2, ..., 2n (321). Having the liquor store in the area where the customers live deliver directly (321) is low cost. Having the food store 30 deliver food and snacks directly to the homes of customers 2, ..., 2n (321) increases the customers' favorability.

[0029] In addition to the above, other uses and various modifications and methods are conceivable, all of which are included in the present invention. [Industrial Applicability]

[0030] As mentioned above, this is a groundbreaking invention with extremely wide industrial applicability, including for events such as houseboats, medical care, companies, schools, tourism, shopping, concerts, restaurants, and bars. [Explanation of symbols]

[0031] 1 The person (patient) (restaurant owner) 2. The other person (doctor) 21 Same as above 2n Same as above 3. Images and audio (of the patient) on the patient's computer, etc. 30 food stores 31 Bidding and Preparation 32 Deliver to restaurants 321 Deliver to Customers 4. Zoom signal transmission 40 Fish Market 41 Same as above 4n Same as above 5 Images and audio from the other person's computer (doctor's) 50 Fisherman 51 Same as above (Pharmacy) 510 Loading 5n Same as above 6. Organizers 60 Liquor stores, beer companies, etc. 7. Organizer Leader 71 Boat host 711 Houseboat (Hospital) 712 Tempura frying area on the houseboat (Testing area: blood sampling, X-ray, respiratory, ophthalmology) (force, internal medicine, endoscopy, etc.) 7121 Tempura (blood collection chart, X-ray data sheet, etc.) 712n ditto 8. Pre-distribution materials 81 ditto 8n ditto 9. Background Image 10 Delivery 11 ditto 1n ditto 20Pharmacies 21 Pharmacist 22 drugs 23 Medical certificate 24 prescriptions Oxygen data on 25 fingers (95 or less, etc.) 26 inspection lines 261 Inspection Return 27 public health centers, national, prefectural, ward, and municipal governments 271 Order from Ibid. 28 Oxygen concentrator storage facility 281 Oxygen Concentrator

Claims

[Claim 1] This system is characterized by projecting moving background images of the water surface, lights, buildings, bridges or the interior of a bar or restaurant as seen from a houseboat onto the locations of participants in the event when an event is held using a Web conference service, and by having the participants place the same meals or products and hold the event, it gives the illusion that they are inside the houseboat or the interior of a bar or restaurant.

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