Information Processing Device for First Person View Matching
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing technologies lack effective methods for matching users in information processing systems, particularly in scenarios where users need to share visual information or intervene remotely in each other's activities, leading to inefficiencies and potential privacy issues.
Innovation Solution
An information processing device and method that control connections between image transmission and reception devices based on initiative, with a selection unit that chooses devices based on position and user behavior, and presents user interfaces for permission and mission settings to ensure appropriate matching and intervention.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If connection requests are accepted from multiple second devices simultaneously, then the first device can share visual information with more users, but connection management complexity and potential privacy risks increase
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary actions by having second devices send connection requests before actual image transmission begins. The first device evaluates these requests against predetermined conditions (such as user authentication, device compatibility, or permission levels) before accepting connections, thereby managing complexity proactively rather than reactively
Solution Approach 2:
The first device acts as an intermediary that mediates between multiple second devices seeking to connect. It controls the connection establishment process by receiving requests, evaluating them against predetermined conditions, and selectively accepting or rejecting connections, thus simplifying the overall system architecture
2Productivity
If the first device transmits images to multiple second devices simultaneously, then more users can view the visual information, but network bandwidth and device processing load increase
Solution Approach 1:
Instead of transmitting multiple independent image streams to multiple second devices, the system creates a single image stream from the first device and distributes it as copies to multiple second devices. This approach allows multiple users to view simultaneously while significantly reducing the network bandwidth and processing load compared to generating separate streams for each device
3Ease of operation
If connection establishment is fully automated, then user experience is improved, but security and privacy control are reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The system incorporates feedback mechanisms where predetermined conditions (such as user authentication status, device permissions, or connection policies) are continuously evaluated during the connection establishment process. This feedback loop allows automated connection management while maintaining security and privacy controls through programmable decision-making
Data Source
AI summary
To perform matching between a user who provides a first person view and a user who views the first person view.An icon indicating a current position of each Body is displayed on a map of a range that is currently specified. A Ghost can select a Body to whom the Ghost desires to perform JackIn by specifying an icon in a desired position by UI operation such as a touch or click. Further, when a keyword for limiting behavior or the like is input to a search field, only Bodies extracted on the basis of the behavior are displayed. Then, when selection is settled, a JackIn request is transmitted from the Ghost to the selected Body.