Information Processing for Attention-Based Remote Dialogue Audio

The patent applies local quality by assigning different audio volumes to different users based on their roles and positions in the dialogue. The predetermined user (e.g., teacher) receives audio at a different volume than other users (e.g., students), ensuring that the addressing voice reaches the intended recipient effectively. This is achieved through the volume setting unit that configures specific volume levels for each user based on their user type.

The patent changes the audio volume parameter dynamically based on the user type and dialogue context. The volume setting unit adjusts the audio volume parameter for each user individually, allowing the system to optimize voice delivery reliability for different user groups without requiring complex hardware modifications.

The patent applies preliminary action by pre-configuring volume settings for each user type before the dialogue begins. The volume setting unit establishes the audio volume parameters in advance based on user roles (e.g., teacher vs. student), eliminating the need for real-time complex calculations during the dialogue and simplifying the processing burden during actual use.

The system automatically assigns and manages different audio volumes for different users without requiring manual intervention during the dialogue. The volume setting unit self-manages the audio processing by automatically applying the appropriate volume levels based on user type, reducing the operational complexity for users while improving service convenience.