Vtouch Co., Ltd.

Jik Han Jung

Seok Joong Kim

Jin Hee Na

The present invention relates to a method, system, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium for assisting object control. According to one aspect of the invention, there is provided a method for assisting object control, comprising the steps of: determining a dominant component capable of dominantly representing a motion made by a user with reference to a trace of the motion, and dynamically establishing a motion reference spatial coordinate system with reference to the dominant component; and recognizing an intention of the motion with reference to at least one of the trace specified with respect to the motion reference spatial coordinate system and properties of the trace.

Method, system, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium for supporting object control

A method of assisting an object control comprises determining a first coordinate with reference to, as a trigger coordinate, a coordinate at a time point when a trigger event relating to movement of a control means is generated, among motion coordinates of the control means, determining a second coordinate with reference to at least one of a distance between the trigger coordinate and the motion coordinates, a straight line section specified by the trigger coordinate and the motion coordinates, a distance between the first coordinate and the motion coordinates, and a straight line section specified by the first coordinate and the motion coordinates, and determining a motion vector determined based on the first coordinate and the second coordinate as an instruction vector for determining a control position in a control object region.

Method, system and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium for non-contact control

A method includes acquiring information on an in-image coordinate point of a region of interest contained in each of a plurality of images respectively photographed by a plurality of image modules; specifying, with reference to information on a position where at least one of the plurality of image modules is installed and information on an in-image coordinate point of a target region of interest contained in an image photographed by the at least one image module, a candidate figure containing a position where the target region of interest is located in a reference space; and specifying the position where the target region of interest is located in the reference space, with reference to a positional relationship between a first candidate figure of the target region of interest corresponding to a first image module and a second candidate figure of the target region of interest corresponding to a second image module.

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Jik Han Jung