View source for 18467425. AUGMENTED REALITY RIDING COURSE GENERATION simplified abstract (Snap Inc.)

=AUGMENTED REALITY RIDING COURSE GENERATION=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Snap Inc.|Snap Inc.]]


[[Category:Snap Inc.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Edmund Graves Brown of Los Angeles CA (US)|Edmund Graves Brown of Los Angeles CA (US)]][[Category:Edmund Graves Brown of Los Angeles CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Benjamin Lucas of San Francisco CA (US)|Benjamin Lucas of San Francisco CA (US)]][[Category:Benjamin Lucas of San Francisco CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Jonathan M. Rodriguez, Ii of La Habra CA (US)|Jonathan M. Rodriguez, Ii of La Habra CA (US)]][[Category:Jonathan M. Rodriguez, Ii of La Habra CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Richard Zhuang of San Diego CA (US)|Richard Zhuang of San Diego CA (US)]][[Category:Richard Zhuang of San Diego CA (US)]]

==AUGMENTED REALITY RIDING COURSE GENERATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18467425 titled 'AUGMENTED REALITY RIDING COURSE GENERATION

==Simplified Explanation==

The patent application describes a technology that enhances gameplay by using augmented reality (AR) to display virtual objects on a map of a real-world location. Participants can ride on personal mobility systems like scooters along a track defined by the map. The virtual objects are displayed in the participants' AR devices, corresponding to their positions in the real world on the course. When a participant or their mobility system gets close to a virtual object, the technology detects the proximity and modifies a performance characteristic of the mobility system.

* AR-enhanced gameplay with virtual objects displayed on a real-world map.
* Participants ride on personal mobility systems like scooters along a track defined by the map.
* Virtual objects are displayed in the participants' AR devices, corresponding to their positions in the real world.
* When a participant or their mobility system gets close to a virtual object, the technology detects the proximity.
* In response to the detection, a performance characteristic of the mobility system is modified.

== Potential Applications ==
* Enhancing gameplay experiences by integrating virtual objects into real-world locations.
* Providing interactive and immersive experiences for participants using personal mobility systems.
* Creating new forms of entertainment and outdoor activities that combine physical movement with virtual elements.

== Problems Solved ==
* Lack of interactive and immersive gameplay experiences in real-world locations.
* Limited options for combining physical movement with virtual elements in outdoor activities.
* Difficulty in modifying performance characteristics of personal mobility systems based on proximity to virtual objects.

== Benefits ==
* Enhanced gameplay experiences by merging virtual and real-world elements.
* Increased engagement and excitement for participants using personal mobility systems.
* Opportunities for new forms of entertainment and outdoor activities that blend physical and virtual elements.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

AR-enhanced gameplay includes a map of a course including a plurality of virtual objects, the map corresponding to a location in the real world and defining a track along which participants can ride on personal mobility systems such as scooters. Virtual objects are displayed in the fields of view of participants' augmented reality devices in a positions corresponding to positions in the real world on the course. Proximity of a participant or their personal mobility system with the position of a virtual object in the real world is detected, and in response to the detection of proximity, a performance characteristic of the participant's personal mobility system is modified.



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