Seiko Epson Corporation

Chiho Tachikawa

Fumiya Hori

A head-mounted display (HMD) includes a controller configured to follow an order of execution, execute a plurality of work blocks included in process flow data, and in accordance with settings of the process flow data regarding the work blocks, control whether use of imaging data is allowed. When one of the work blocks is disallowed to use imaging data of a camera, and the work block is executed, and when a release code is entered, the controller allows use of the imaging data. When the imaging data is used and as a result a condition set beforehand is satisfied, the controller disallows use of the imaging data of the camera.

Head-mounted display apparatus and method for controlling imaging data of head-mounted display apparatus using release code

An HMD mounted on a head of a user includes a storage unit configured to store process flow data that defines a process flow including a plurality of work blocks in which an order of execution is predetermined, a camera configured to capture an external scene, and a control unit configured to execute the process flow according to the process flow data. At least any one of the plurality of work blocks in the process flow data includes a setting that determines whether use of captured image data of the camera is permitted. The control unit controls, when executing the process flow, propriety of using the captured image data in each of the work blocks according to the setting of the process flow data about the work block.

Head-mounted display apparatus, information processing device, system, and method for controlling use of captured images from head-mounted display apparatus

An information processing device configured to create an operation flow including a plurality of operation steps and specified with an order of execution of the operation steps includes an input unit configured to accept entries, a display unit, and a controller configured to cause a display to display a work region, arrange, onto the work region, objects indicative of the operation steps in accordance with the entries accepted by the input unit, and create an operation flow based on the arrangement of the objects on the work region.

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Ueda, Japan

Chiho Tachikawa