WO2002100097A1 - Browsing installation and method for displaying information presentation pages - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a navigation installation comprising a digital terminal. It also relates to a navigation method and a method for analyzing objects of a presentation page implemented in this installation.
- the invention relates to such an installation, the terminal of which comprises navigation software for viewing information presentation pages, first means of analysis of a presentation page for display by the navigation software and first means of movement in the presentation page and selection of objects on this page.
- Such an installation is known, in particular marketed by the company Netgem under the name of NetBox®.
- This installation includes a multimedia digital box with specific navigation software designed by Netgem.
- This specific navigation software includes analysis means developed by Netgem making it possible to view a presentation page and to move easily within this page, from object to object, using selection means comprising a simple remote control.
- the presentation page is displayed on the screen of a television set connected to the digital multimedia box.
- This installation has the advantage of making navigation on the World Spider Web (commonly called the Web) accessible to the general public.
- the cost of the box turns out to be significant and this installation does not make it possible, moreover, to browse the Web from any browser software, but only using the browser software owned by Netgem.
- the invention aims to remedy the drawbacks of such an installation by providing an installation allowing a user to navigate simply and intuitively in pages for presenting multimedia information, without however requiring the purchase of a box whose The price is high.
- the invention therefore relates to an installation of the aforementioned type, characterized in that it comprises second means for analyzing the objects of the presentation page, these second analysis means being independent of the navigation software, second means for selecting these objects and for means of interpreting instructions issued by the second selection means, as a function of a result supplied by the second analysis means.
- An installation according to the invention thus comprises a conventional digital terminal, such as a microcomputer for example, having its own means of movement and selection and in which is installed any navigation software comprising conventional analysis means. To these elements are added the second analysis means, the second selection means and the interpretation means to facilitate navigation in the presentation pages, these being independent of the navigation software. In this way such an installation does not require a significant additional cost when the user has a microcomputer.
- the digital terminal is connected to an information transmission network, and it includes network navigation software for viewing information presentation pages;
- the installation also comprises a television apparatus connected to the digital terminal by means of transmission of audiovisual data, and the presentation page is displayed on the screen of the television apparatus;
- the transmission means comprise a device for transmitting / receiving wireless signals connected to the digital terminal and a device for transmitting / receiving wireless signals connected to the television set, these two devices exchanging multimedia data between them ;
- the second selection means comprise a remote control of the television apparatus
- the digital terminal is a microcomputer
- the instructions issued by the second selection means are instructions for moving a marker displayed on the television, from a marked object to a neighboring object; - the neighboring object is located above, below, to the left or to the right of the marked object;
- the second analysis means are means of searching, for each object on the presentation page, of its neighboring objects, as a function of the position and the size of all the objects; and the installation comprises means for switching operating modes, between a first operating mode in which the instructions issued by the second selection means are interpreted by the interpretation means and a second operating mode in which the instructions emitted by the second selection means comprise instructions for moving the pointer.
- the invention also relates to a navigation method for viewing information presentation pages comprising a first step of analysis of an information presentation page for its display by a navigation software and for the selection of objects. in the presentation page by first means of moving a pointer and selecting objects, characterized in that it comprises the following steps:
- the invention also relates to a method for analyzing objects from a presentation page implemented by the second means for analyzing an installation as described above, characterized in that it comprises the following steps: - defining a search area for a neighbor of an object considered on the presentation page;
- the process is repeated for a predetermined number of neighbors sought around the object considered and for all the objects on the presentation page.
- FIG. 2 shows the general structure of a navigation installation according to a second embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 3 shows the detailed structure of a digital terminal for the installation of Figure 1 or 2; and - Figure 4 shows a flowchart comprising the steps of a method of analyzing objects from a presentation page, for an installation according to the invention.
- the installation shown in FIG. 1 according to a first embodiment of the invention, comprises a television set 10, certain functions of which can be controlled using a remote control 12.
- the television apparatus 10 comprises an input terminal 14 for the reception of video data, called “video port”, and an input terminal 16 for the reception of audio data, called “audio port”.
- the remote control 12 includes an infrared transmitter 18 for transmitting instructions from a keyboard 20 of this remote control.
- This keyboard conventionally comprises directional keys “up”, “down”, “left”, “right”, respectively designated by the references 22, 24, 26, 28. It also includes a selection key 30.
- the installation comprises a microcomputer 32, connected to a network 34 for transmitting information, such as the Internet network allowing access to the Web, by means of a modem 36.
- the microcomputer 32 has an output terminal 38 for transmitting video data intended for the television apparatus 10, called “VGA port”. This port
- VGA is associated with a conventional video conversion card 40, for processing outgoing video data in order to make them compatible with the video format of the television apparatus 10.
- This format is for example of the PAL / SECAM or NTSC type.
- the microcomputer 32 further comprises an output terminal 42 for the transmission of audio data intended for the television apparatus 10, called “audio port”, and an input terminal 44 suitable for receiving instructions , called "COM port".
- the microcomputer 32 is connected to the television set 10 by means of a wireless connection system consisting of two transmission / reception devices exchanging multimedia data between them which include, d on the one hand, the audiovisual data transmitted by the microcomputer 32, and, on the other hand, the instructions transmitted from the remote control 12.
- the exchange of this data is carried out wirelessly between the two devices, by any process suitable, such as for example a high frequency wave transmission / reception system.
- PC transceiver 46 One of the two devices, called the PC transceiver 46, is directly connected to the video conversion card 40 and to the audio port 42 of the microcomputer 32.
- This adaptation module 48 transforms an analog signal, resulting from an infrared signal emitted by the remote control 12, in a digital signal conforming to the communication protocol of the COM 44 port.
- the other transmission / reception device called the TV transmitter / receiver 50, is directly connected to the video port 14 and to the audio port 16 of the television apparatus 10. It further comprises an infrared receiver 52 for reception infrared signals with instructions from the remote control 12.
- FIG. 2 A second embodiment of an installation according to the invention is shown in FIG. 2.
- a common cable 54 is in fact provided for the connection of the microcomputer 32 to the television set 10.
- This cable 54 connects the video conversion card 40 and the audio port 42 of the microcomputer to the video port 14 and to the audio port 16 of the television set. It also connects the COM port 44 of the microcomputer 32 to an instruction reception module 56 arranged near the television set 10.
- the instruction reception module 56 includes an infrared receiver similar to the receiver 52 and an adaptation module similar to the adaptation module 48, to allow the COM port to receive the instructions transmitted from the remote control 12.
- FIG. 3 there is shown in detail, certain elements constituting the microcomputer 32.
- the microcomputer 32 comprises a conventional navigation software 58 for transmitting requests for presentation pages to the Internet network 34.
- the microcomputer receives a presentation page 60 of conventional HTML type , comprising a list of selectable objects 62- j , 622, 623, 624 and
- the HTML page 60 is then analyzed by first analysis means 64 of the navigation software 58 before being processed by the latter for its display on the screen of the television apparatus 10.
- These first analysis means 64 conventionally comprise a lexical and semantic analysis module 66 (“parser” in English) and a rendering module 68 (“renderer” in English) and are managed by the navigation software 58 of the microcomputer 32.
- each object 62 j is associated with spatial coordinates. (X j , Yj) as well as information concerning its dimensions, in particular as a function of a display area on the screen defined by the navigation software 58.
- the microcomputer 32 includes first means for moving and selecting objects, constituted by a mouse 72.
- a mouse 72 When the latter is activated, its movement causes a pointer 74 to move on the screen and, when the pointer 74 is positioned on an object 62j of the HTML page 70, this object 62j can be selected by clicking on one of the buttons of the mouse 72.
- each object 62 j associated with the information relating to the dimensions of the object are transmitted, with the list of objects and a unique identification number for each object, to second means 76 for analyzing the objects. All of this data constitutes an identity card for the HTML 70 page.
- This identity card is carried out by extraction means 77 each time a modification appears in the HTML page 60.
- a modification of this page can be due for example to the addition, the disappearance, the change appearance of one or more objects, or on reception of a new HTML page.
- the extraction means 77 depend on the navigation software 58, since the format of the data constituting the identity card of the HTML page 60 varies according to the navigation software 58 used. On the other hand, the identity card supplied to the second analysis means 76 by these extraction means 77 is independent of the navigation software 58.
- the second analysis means 76 determine, for each object of the HTML page 70, the objects neighboring it.
- the neighborhood of an object can be defined in different ways, such as a set of at most four objects located above, below, to the left and to the right of the object in question, or as a set of '' at most six or eight objects. In our example, we limit our to a set of four neighbors, each corresponding to one of the four directional keys of the remote control 12. The method implemented by these second analysis means 76 will be described later, with reference to the figure 4.
- an object from the list of objects is chosen according to a predetermined criterion (the object closest to the center of the HTML page 70, the first object in the list, etc.) to be highlighted.
- the object is highlighted using a known tool called CSS (from the English "Cascading Style Sheet"), conforming to the W3C standard (from the English "World Wide Web Consortium”).
- This CSS tool allows you to dynamically modify the appearance of HTML pages. In particular, it allows you to add a well-colored frame or rectangle visible on the screen around the object to be highlighted. This colored frame or rectangle will be called “focus” later and is designated by the reference 80.
- the installation is then capable of displaying an HTML page 82, corresponding to the HTML page 70 to which the focus 80 has been added.
- the second analysis means 76 supply information relating to the vicinity of each object 62 j to means 78. They also indicate to the interpretation means 78 the object around which the focus 80 is placed. They also receive instructions from the remote control 12, via the port.
- the instructions from the remote control 12 are the consequence of pressing one of the four directional keys 22, 24, 26, 28 or the selection key 30.
- the interpretation means 78 receive the corresponding instruction and determine, from the information provided by the second analysis means 76, what is the neighbor on the right of the object around which the focus 80 is placed. They then control the movement of the focus 80 around this new highlighted object.
- the object highlighted by the focus 80 is selected and the function corresponding to this selection is executed: i.e. if the object is a link to another HTML page, this is required by the navigation software 58.
- the microcomputer 32 includes a switch 86 for selection modes intervening between the COM port 44 and the interpretation means 78.
- This switch can for example be actuated using one of the keys on the keyboard 20 of the remote control
- the first operating mode of the remote control is that which has just been described, in which the pressing of one of the directional keys generates an instruction transmitted to the interpretation means 78, for the movement of the focus 80 to a neighboring object in one of the four directions defined by these keys.
- a second operating mode of the remote control makes it possible to approach the conventional operating mode of the first selection means 72, constituted by the mouse of the microcomputer.
- the pointer 74 appears on the screen of the television set 12. This pointer can be moved by the user, using the four keys directional, in one of the four directions defined by them at a predefined speed, either constant or depending on the pressure exerted on the keys.
- the method implemented by the second analysis means 76 will now be described with reference to FIG. 4.
- This method is executed by the second analysis means 76 for each selectable object 62 j of the HTML page 70.
- it searches for the four closest neighbors of a considered object, located respectively above, below, to the left and to the right of this object in the HTML 70 page. It is therefore repeated four times, for the search from each neighbor.
- each object on the HTML page 70 is associated with a rectangular frame which surrounds it and whose lateral dimensions are those of the object with which it is associated.
- the center of a reference frame is defined for the search for one of the four closest neighbors of the object considered. There are four possible cases depending on the neighbor sought. If this is the neighbor located above the object considered, the center of the coordinate system is the middle of the upper side of the frame surrounding this object. If it is the neighbor below, the center of the coordinate system is the middle of the lower side of the frame surrounding the object in question. If it is the neighbor on the left, the center of the coordinate system is the middle of the left side of the frame surrounding the object in question. Finally, if it is the neighbor on the right, the center of the coordinate system is the middle of the right side of the frame surrounding the object in question.
- a search area is defined, inside which the neighbor sought must be.
- This search area is a portion of the surface defined by the HTML page 70. Its size depends, for example, on the HTML page 70 and the objects 62 j constituting it.
- the size of the search area is a decreasing function of a strictly positive parameter ⁇ .
- ⁇ is chosen all the greater, as the HTML page 70 contains a large number of small objects.
- ⁇ is chosen all the smaller, as the HTML page 70 contains a large number of large objects.
- the search area is an angular sector whose opening depends on ⁇ .
- the search area is expressed by the following inequality, in the frame chosen in step 90: y ⁇ ⁇ bel, the abscissa axis being oriented to the right and the ordinate axis being oriented upwards.
- the search area has the equation: y ⁇ - ⁇ Ixl. If the neighbor sought is the one on the left, the search area has the equation: x ⁇ - ⁇ lyl.
- the search area has the equation: x> ⁇ lyl. Then, during a step 94, the number of objects present in the search area defined in step 92 is determined. For this, each object on the HTML page 70 is identified by a point.
- the choice of the benchmark is considered conventional and will therefore not be described.
- the objects retained as belonging to the search area are those whose reference point has coordinates which verify the inequality defined in step 92.
- a test step 96 if the number of objects present in the search area is greater than or equal to 1, we pass to a step 98 for calculating distances.
- step 98 the value of a distance function is calculated between the reference point of each object present in the search area and the center of the reference point defined in step 90.
- the distance function chosen is of the conventional type and, not being the subject of the invention, will not be detailed subsequently.
- the object is selected which minimizes this distance function, which then becomes one of the neighbors of the object considered.
- test step 96 If, during the test step 96, no object is present in the search area, we go to a test step 102.
- step 102 the value of ⁇ is tested. If ⁇ is strictly positive, we go to a step 104. During this step 104, ⁇ is decremented by a predetermined value, that is to say that the search area is enlarged. The process is then resumed from step 94.
- step 106 ⁇ being zero, this means that the search area is a half-plane. In this case, if no object is present in this half-plane, no neighbor is associated with the object considered. Thus, when this process is executed four times on each object of the HTML 70 page, for the search for a possible neighbor of left, right, above and below, all the objects of the HTML page 70 have at most four neighbors.
- an HTML type page can comprise several layers, each consisting of objects.
- each layer is considered by the second analysis means 76 as an HTML page and the method is executed for each of the layers taken separately.
- only one layer of the HTML page is active.
- a user of the installation then switches for example from one layer to another by moving the focus to one of the objects located at the edge of the active layer and by pressing one of the directional keys 22, 24, 26 or 28, for which the object in question has no neighbor.
- a navigation installation according to the invention makes it possible to navigate intuitively, on the Internet for example, thanks to the second means of analysis and selection, associated with the means of interpretation.
- Another advantage of the installation described above is to allow navigation from simple selection means, such as a remote control for a television set, by connecting it to the digital terminal.
- Another advantage of this installation is that it does not generate a significant additional cost, when the user has a microcomputer.
- an advantage of this installation is that it allows the user to switch from the direct selection mode to the "mouse" selection mode.
- the presentation pages are not HTML pages coming from the information transmission network but are stored in a CD-ROM installed in a reader of the microcomputer 32.
- the microcomputer 32 conventionally comprises a video output terminal compatible with the video format of the television apparatus 10. In this case, it is not necessary to associate it with a conversion card video 40.
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