VR postcard method based on Internet

Abstract

The invention relates to postcards, in particular to a VR postcard method based on Internet. The method comprises the following steps of (1) collecting a photograph; (2) making a VR 720-degree panorama; (3) uploading the VR 720-degree panorama to the Internet; (4) generating a two-dimensional code; (5) making a postcard; and (6), viewing the VR 720-degree panorama. According to the postcard, in the context of internet development, a traditional postcard transferring contents using paper media is creatively transformed to a novel postcard synchronously transmitting information through network and paper, without changing the basic realization of people on the traditional postcard, a user scans the two-dimensional code on the postcard by using a mobile phone to view the 720-degree VR panorama, and a high commercial value is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to postcards, in particular to an Internet-based VR postcard method. Background technique [0002] The Internet refers to a huge network that is connected in series between networks. These networks are connected by a set of common protocols to form a logically single huge international network. The Internet began in 1969 with the Arpanet in the United States. Generally, the internet generally refers to the Internet, while the Internet refers to the Internet in particular. This method of interconnecting computer networks can be called "network interconnection". On this basis, a global Internet covering the whole world is developed called the Internet, which is a network structure that is interconnected. The Internet is not the same as the World Wide Web. The World Wide Web is just a global system based on hypertext links, and it is one of the services that the Internet can provide. [0003] A postcard is a kind of card with imag...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Postcards in today's society are relatively backward and have not kept pace with the times. Traditional postcards have not been integrated with the Internet. Traditional postcards can no longer meet the requirements of users.