Embodiments of this application disclose a method for implementing virtual scene conversion. The method in the embodiments includes: displaying an initial virtual scene, a first scene conversion trigger set, and partial information of at least one target virtual scene in a screen area, a scene conversion trigger being used for implementing conversion between associated different virtual scenes; determining, in a case that a trigger operation on the first scene conversion trigger is received, the target virtual scene and a second scene conversion trigger set based on the first scene conversion trigger operation in the initial virtual scene, the second scene conversion trigger set including at least one second scene conversion trigger associated with a plurality of determined target virtual scenes; and rendering and displaying the target virtual scene and the second scene conversion trigger set in the screen area. The embodiments of this application are used for improving adaptability of different services and increasing application scenarios.

Emotional/cognitive state presentation is described. When two or more users, each using a device configured to present emotional/cognitive state data, are in proximity to one another, each device communicates an emotional/cognitive state of the user of the device to another device. Upon receiving data indicating an emotional/cognitive state of another user, an indication of the emotional/cognitive state of the user is presented.

Example systems and methods for virtual visualization of a three-dimensional (3D) model of an object in a two-dimensional (2D) environment. The method may include capturing the 2D environment and adding scale and perspective to the 2D environment. Further, a user may select intersection points on a ground plane of the 2D environment to form walls, thereby converting the 2D environment into a 3D space. The user may further add 3D models of objects on the wall plane such that the objects may remain flush with the wall plane.

The application Ser. No. 15/633,533 outlined a novel method of using 2D vectors in conjunction with a 3D model's UV map to dynamically create virtual mesh groups that can be individually altered.

This invention is Continuation-in-part to Ser. No. 15/633,533 and outlines a method for using a specific type of 2D vector, namely a straight line, to compute and display real world measurements on a 3D model by calculating the path distance of the 2D vector. The specification for Ser. No. 15/633,533 is included here by reference and the terms have the same meaning. The additions are fully supported in the original specification. No new matter is added.

A method of designing a furniture product includes displaying a first and a second part members on a screen such that a first face of the first part member and a second face of the second part member are in parallel; setting XY coordinate in which a corner of a rectangle of each face of the first and second part members is set as an origin, and two sides extending orthogonally from the corner are set as X axis and Y axis to designate a first position on the first face by the XY coordinate; perpendicularly projecting the first face of the first part member onto the second face of the second part member to calculate a position on the second face that corresponds to the first position and designating the calculated position on the second face as a second position by the XY coordinate on the second face.

Example systems and methods for virtual visualization of a three-dimensional (3D) model of an object in a two-dimensional (2D) environment. The method may include superimposing a first 3D model of an object onto the 2D environment, and replacing the first 3D model of the object with a second 3D model of an object. Further, the method may include superimposing a smart 3D model of an object onto the 2D environment. Additionally, the method may include a code or mark to identify images of the 2D environment to which 3D models of objects have been superimposed.

A method and device for measuring dimensions of a feature on or near an object using a video inspection device. A reference surface is determined based on reference surface points on the surface of the object. One or more measurement cursors are placed on measurement pixels of an image of the object. Projected reference surface points associated with the measurement pixels on the reference surface are determined. The dimensions of the feature can be determined using the three-dimensional coordinates of at least one of the projected reference surface points.

In a method of image support for a person carrying out a minimally invasive procedure with an instrument in a procedure site of a patient, one two-dimensional X-ray image respectively of the procedure site is recorded by an X-ray apparatus in at least two recording geometries implementing different projection directions and chosen specific to the procedure, in particular by the person. A three-dimensional model data set of the procedure region is reconstructed by iterative reconstruction from the X-ray images. At least one two-dimensional supporting image corresponding to one of the recording geometries is determined by incorporating at least one item of further information by re-projection of the model data set supplemented by the further information and is displayed for the user.

One embodiment of the disclosure relates to a method of servicing an automated teller machine (ATM). The method includes receiving, by a computing device, diagnostic data generated by diagnostic logic of an ATM, connecting, by the computing device, with a remote location computing system, and transmitting, by the computing device, the diagnostic data to the remote location computing system. The method further includes receiving, by the computing device, repair instructions from the remote location computing system, and displaying, by the computing device, the repair instructions on a display.

A system includes a processor for implementing a computer-aided technology (CAx) system. The CAx system includes a graphical-user-interface (GUI) configured to present a computer-aided design (CAD) model that includes at least one part. The system also includes memory storing instructions configured to cause the processor to receive the CAD model and product and manufacturing information (PMI) associated with the CAD model, validate the PMI, and present the CAD model with validated PMI via the GUI.