17952143. SYNCHRONIZED RENDERING simplified abstract (Apple Inc.)

SYNCHRONIZED RENDERING

Organization Name

Apple Inc.

Inventor(s)

Andre M. Boule of San Jose CA (US)

Bartosz Ciechanowski of Woodside CA (US)

Eldad Eilam of San Jose CA (US)

Vikrant Kasarabada of Los Altos CA (US)

Michael L. Knippers of Pleasanton CA (US)

Sylvain P. Rebaud of San Francisco CA (US)

Gennadiy Shekhtman of Campbell CA (US)

Mark J. Van Belleghem of Los Gatos CA (US)

Francesco Zuliani of Mountain View CA (US)

SYNCHRONIZED RENDERING - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17952143 titled 'SYNCHRONIZED RENDERING

Simplified Explanation

The patent application proposes improved techniques for rendering content using data on multiple devices. These techniques aim to be more effective and efficient compared to current methods. They can either complement or replace existing rendering methods.

• The techniques address the limitations of current approaches for rendering content on multiple devices.
• They provide more effective and efficient ways to render content using data from multiple devices.
• The techniques can be used alongside or as alternatives to existing rendering methods.

Potential Applications

The proposed techniques for rendering content using data on multiple devices can have various applications, including:

• Multi-screen presentations and displays
• Collaborative work environments
• Gaming and interactive media experiences
• Augmented reality and virtual reality applications
• Cross-platform content synchronization

Problems Solved

The patent application addresses the following problems associated with current techniques for rendering content using data on multiple devices:

• Ineffectiveness and inefficiency of existing methods
• Lack of seamless integration between devices
• Limited compatibility and synchronization between different platforms
• Difficulty in achieving consistent and synchronized user experiences across multiple devices

Benefits

The proposed techniques offer several benefits over current methods for rendering content using data on multiple devices:

• Improved effectiveness and efficiency in rendering content
• Enhanced integration and synchronization between devices
• Greater compatibility across different platforms
• Consistent and synchronized user experiences across multiple devices

Original Abstract Submitted

Current techniques for rendering content using data on multiple devices are generally ineffective and/or inefficient. This disclosure provides more effective and/or efficient techniques for rendering such content. The techniques optionally complement or replace other methods for rendering content.