20240028777. DEVICE FOR AUDIOVISUAL CONFERENCING HAVING MULTI-DIRECTIONAL DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE TECHNOLOGY AND VISUAL PRIVACY FEATURES simplified abstract (BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION)

DEVICE FOR AUDIOVISUAL CONFERENCING HAVING MULTI-DIRECTIONAL DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE TECHNOLOGY AND VISUAL PRIVACY FEATURES

Organization Name

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION

Inventor(s)

Anna Kristen Pingel Berry of Indian Land SC (US)

Olga Kocharyan of Matthews NC (US)

Angela Ianni of Lincoln RI (US)

Shweta Ambulkar of Plainsboro NJ (US)

Luqman Sharief of Libertyville IL (US)

Michael Wm. Whitaker of Fort Worth TX (US)

Benjamin Daniel Hardman of Harrisburg NC (US)

DEVICE FOR AUDIOVISUAL CONFERENCING HAVING MULTI-DIRECTIONAL DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE TECHNOLOGY AND VISUAL PRIVACY FEATURES - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240028777 titled 'DEVICE FOR AUDIOVISUAL CONFERENCING HAVING MULTI-DIRECTIONAL DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE TECHNOLOGY AND VISUAL PRIVACY FEATURES

Simplified Explanation

The patent application is for a system, methods, and computer program products for audiovisual conferencing. The system includes video input and output devices, audio input and output devices, and a noise mitigation feature to ensure privacy during remote meetings in public or semi-public places.

• The system allows users to be viewed and view other conference attendees through video input and output devices.
• Users can be heard and hear other conference attendees through audio input and output devices.
• The system includes a noise mitigation feature to ensure privacy during remote meetings in public or semi-public places.

Potential applications of this technology:

• Remote business meetings and conferences.
• Virtual classrooms and educational webinars.
• Telemedicine and remote healthcare consultations.
• Remote job interviews and recruitment processes.
• Virtual events and social gatherings.

Problems solved by this technology:

• Ensures privacy for users attending remote meetings in public or semi-public places.
• Facilitates effective communication and collaboration in audiovisual conferencing.
• Allows for remote participation in various professional and social activities.

Benefits of this technology:

• Enables remote communication and collaboration without compromising privacy.
• Enhances accessibility and convenience for remote participants.
• Reduces the need for physical travel and associated costs.
• Facilitates remote work and remote learning opportunities.

Original Abstract Submitted

embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods, and computer program products for audiovisual conferencing. the system comprising video input and output devices, which allow a user to be viewed by and view other conference attendees and audio input and output devices that allow the user to be heard by and hear other conference attendees. further, the system includes a noise mitigation to ensure that a user has privacy when attending a remote meeting in a public or semi-public place.