JP2676465B2 - Cemetery - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a grave.

[0002]

BACKGROUND ART As is well known, a graveyard is a place to pray for the souls of the deceased by providing a tombstone, but a conventional tombstone is made of stone or other substance, and you can actually feel it by touching it. As such, they are permanently present in a three-dimensional space on an individual basis or on a house basis.

[0003]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] As the number of deceased people increases, or the number of graves tends to increase due to the system such as branch houses, graveyards have a limited space such as temple grounds. It is often set up in, so there is not enough space to install new tombstones.

On the other hand, the shape of the tombstone varies depending on the taste of each person, and this taste may change. When installing a new tombstone or exchanging a dilapidated tombstone, various kinds of tombstones are required. It needs to be manufactured, which requires time, labor and effort.

The object of the present invention is to eliminate the inconveniences of the above-mentioned conventional examples, requiring only a small space for a tombstone, and this space can be shared by a plurality of people who desire different tombstones, and further saving The purpose of this is to provide a graveyard that can be made more space, and in addition to that, create a sense of presence.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention has a plurality of hologram films on which tombstones of different shapes are printed, a common pedestal for mounting these hologram films, and a pedestal of the pedestal. It has a screen installed behind it to project different landscapes as a background as a background, and three-dimensionally projects a tombstone with a hologram three-dimensional image in the space on the pedestal, or a shared screen, A 3D image projector that projects images of gravestones, gravestones, and background scenery on the screen, and image data of gravestones of a desired shape for each house or individual connected to the 3D projector, gravestone images Data and a storage device storing background image data, and polarizing glasses for stereoscopically viewing an image from the three-dimensional image projector A.

[0007]

According to the present invention, when the hologram film mounted on the pedestal is irradiated with the light beam from the halogen lamp, the shape of the tombstone on the pedestal becomes a three-dimensional stereoscopic image as a hologram image. appear. Therefore, the grave attendant can sequentially obtain the gravestones of the desired form on the common pedestal by selecting the hologram film. In addition, the screen installed behind the pedestal shows the scenery that changes with the season as a background, so that it is possible for the grave attendants to feel as if they were a grave.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the shape of the gravestone for storage in the storage device is projected on the screen by the three-dimensional image projector, and the gravestone can be seen three-dimensionally when the image is viewed through polarizing glasses. . Therefore, the grave attendant can sequentially obtain the gravestones on the common screen by reading the gravestone data of the desired shape from the storage device. In addition to this,
The storage device stores the image data of the tombstone in the desired shape, the image data of the gravestone, and the image data of the background landscape for each house or individual. Since the image projector projects the image of the background scenery on the screen in addition to the images of the tombstones and gravestones, it can give the attendees a sense of presence as a grave.

[0009]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a first embodiment of a graveyard of the present invention. In the drawing, reference numeral 1 shows a reflection type hologram film, and a plurality of the hologram films 1 are prepared. The tombstone 2 having a desired shape is burned for each individual and stored in the storage 3 having a role as a storage device when not in use.

A pedestal 4 is installed at a place to visit a grave, a lifter 5 is arranged in contact with the pedestal 4, and the lifter 5 and the storage 3 are connected by a conveyor 6 such as a belt conveyor. Then, a halogen lamp 7 for irradiating the hologram film 1 placed on the pedestal 4 is provided above the pedestal 4. Then, behind the pedestal 4, there is installed a screen which is projected with a landscape or the like that changes according to the season.

To explain the operation, in order to attend a grave, each person selects a desired hologram film 1, and this is selected from the storage 3 and the transporter 6 lifts the lifter 5.
It is carried to and placed on the pedestal 4 by the lifter 5. When the hologram film 1 on the pedestal 4 is irradiated with the halogen light from the halogen lamp 7 in this state, the pedestal 4
The gravestone 2 as a hologram image appears on the top as a three-dimensional stereoscopic image.

Therefore, the grave attendant attends the gravestone 2 of this stereoscopic image. In this case, since the tombstone 2 exists as a three-dimensional image, the back surface of the tombstone 2 can be seen by turning it behind the tombstone 2. Further, if the hologram film 1 itself is rotated, the image of the tombstone 2 also rotates. When the grave visit is over,
The used hologram film 1 is returned to the storage 3. In the same manner, another grave attendant selects the desired hologram film 1, places it on the same pedestal 4 that is shared, and presents a stereoscopic image of the desired gravestone 2 there, and sequentially attends the grave.

In order to give a sense of realism, a screen installed behind the pedestal 4 is used to project a scene in the background that changes depending on the season, and a fan 8 is installed near the pedestal 4. And if you send a breeze to the grave attendant, you can create an outdoor feeling. In this case, the landscape 10 may be displayed on the screen 15 as in the second embodiment described later.

When the shape of the gravestone 2 is changed or a name to be engraved on the gravestone 2 is added, the hologram film 1 is exchanged with a gravestone 2 having a new shape.

In the first embodiment, a stereoscopic image is displayed by holography, but as a second embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, a method using a three-dimensional (3Dimation) projector may be considered. In this case, the image data of the tombstone 2 having a desired shape, the data of the gravestone 11, the data of the background scenery 10 and the like are input and stored in the storage device 9 connected to the control device 12 for each house or each individual. Then, the controller 12 was connected to the three-dimensional projector 14 via the stereo controller 13.

A shared screen at the place where you will visit the grave
15 is provided, the three-dimensional projector 14 is exposed to the screen 15, and polarizing glasses 16 for converting an image projected on the screen 15 into a three-dimensional stereoscopic image are prepared. The polarized glasses 16 are, for example, light transmission as an electric shutter,
Liquid crystal shutter glasses are used in which a liquid crystal plate as a liquid crystal shutter that repeatedly performs blocking is incorporated in the glasses.

In order to visit the grave in this way, the grave attendant 17 operates the control device 12 to read out the desired gravestone 2 data, gravestone 11 data, landscape 10 data, etc. from the storage device 9 and perform three-dimensional projection. The image of the tombstone 2 etc. is projected on the screen 15 from the machine 14. And put on the polarized glasses 16 and the screen
If you look at the image above, this can be seen as a three-dimensional stereoscopic image. In the same manner, other grave attendants also read their own data from the storage device 9 and sequentially display images of the gravestone 2, etc., on the same shared screen 15.

In order to give a sense of realism, the ladle 18 held in the hand can be tilted near the image of the gravestone 2 so that an image of the flowing water appears.

In order to change the shape of the tombstone 2 and the data such as the grave marker 11, the control device 12 is operated to rewrite the data stored in the storage device 9.

[0020]

As described above, in the graveyard of the present invention, the tombstone is displayed as a stereoscopic image, and the data such as the tombstone is stored in the storage device connected to the hologram film or the 3D projector.
Since the tombstone is made to appear in a stereoscopic image, the tombstone as an actual thing such as stone is unnecessary, there is no worry of deterioration, and also
Since the place where the gravestones are displayed as a stereoscopic image can be shared by many people, the space required for visiting the grave is sufficient, and the increase in the number of gravestones can be sufficiently dealt with.

Further, it is easy to change the shape of the gravestone, etc. by changing the data, and it is possible to easily meet the religious demands of each individual and the hobbies of design. In addition to this, you can see the backgrounds such as landscapes that change with the seasons, creating a sense of presence as a cemetery.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a first embodiment of a graveyard of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a second embodiment of the graveyard of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... Holographic film 2 ... Tombstone 3 ... Storage box 4 ... Pedestal 5 ... Lifter 6 ... Transport device 7 ... Halogen lamp 8 ... Fan 9 ... Storage device 10 ... Scenery 11 ... Grave mark 12 ... Control device 13 ... Stereo controller 14 ... 3D Projector 15… Screen 16… Polarized glasses 17… Grave attender 18… Ladle

Front page continuation (72) Inventor Masaken Takeda 1-3-15 Awaza, Nishi-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Kashima Construction Co., Ltd. Osaka Branch (72) Inventor Tsuneharu Nishimune 1-2-7 Moto-Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo No. Kashima Construction Co., Ltd. (56) Reference JP 4-237780 (JP, A) JP 2-7078 (JP, A) JP 61-144690 (JP, A)

Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] 1. A plurality of hologram films having differently shaped tombstones printed thereon, a common pedestal on which these holographic films are placed, and a background that is set behind the pedestal and is different depending on the season. A graveyard that has a screen to be projected and is characterized by three-dimensionally projecting a tombstone in a space on a pedestal with a hologram three-dimensional image. 2. A common screen, a three-dimensional image projector for projecting an image of a gravestone, a gravestone, and a background landscape on the screen, and a desired three-dimensional image projector connected to the three-dimensional image projector for each house or individual. A storage device storing image data of a gravestone in a shape, image data of a gravestone, and image data of a background landscape, and polarized glasses for stereoscopically observing an image from the three-dimensional image projector. Is a graveyard.