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=Vector Object Jitter Application=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:ADOBE INC.|ADOBE INC.]]


[[Category:ADOBE INC.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Reena Agrawal of Dwarka (IN)|Reena Agrawal of Dwarka (IN)]][[Category:Reena Agrawal of Dwarka (IN)]]

[[:Category:William C. Eisley, Jr. of San Francisco CA (US)|William C. Eisley, Jr. of San Francisco CA (US)]][[Category:William C. Eisley, Jr. of San Francisco CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Rohit Kumar Guglani of NOIDA DISTT GAUTAM BUDH (IN)|Rohit Kumar Guglani of NOIDA DISTT GAUTAM BUDH (IN)]][[Category:Rohit Kumar Guglani of NOIDA DISTT GAUTAM BUDH (IN)]]

[[:Category:Paul A George of Hillsborough CA (US)|Paul A George of Hillsborough CA (US)]][[Category:Paul A George of Hillsborough CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Gourav Tayal of Jind (IN)|Gourav Tayal of Jind (IN)]][[Category:Gourav Tayal of Jind (IN)]]

[[:Category:Deep Sinha of Ghaziabad (IN)|Deep Sinha of Ghaziabad (IN)]][[Category:Deep Sinha of Ghaziabad (IN)]]

==Vector Object Jitter Application - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240020891 titled 'Vector Object Jitter Application

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract of the patent application describes a system for applying jitter to vector objects in order to generate strokes with variable widths on a user interface. The system receives an input defining a stroke to be drawn, generates a vector object representing the stroke with a variable width achieved through jitter application, and displays the vector object in real-time as the input is received.

* The patent application describes a system for applying jitter to vector objects in order to create strokes with variable widths.
* The system receives an input defining a stroke to be drawn on a user interface.
* A vector object is generated to represent the stroke, with its width determined by applying jitter to the stroke.
* The vector object with variable width is displayed in real-time on the user interface as the input is received.

Potential applications of this technology:

* Graphic design software: This technology can be used in graphic design software to create more natural and expressive brush strokes.
* Digital art applications: Artists can use this technology to create digital paintings with varying brush widths, adding depth and texture to their artwork.
* User interface design: The variable width strokes can be used in user interface design to enhance the visual appeal and improve user experience.

Problems solved by this technology:

* Lack of naturalness in digital brush strokes: Traditional digital brush strokes often lack the organic feel of traditional media. This technology solves this problem by introducing variable widths through jitter application.
* Limited expressiveness in user interfaces: User interfaces can be visually monotonous without the ability to create strokes with varying widths. This technology solves this problem by allowing for more expressive and visually appealing user interfaces.

Benefits of this technology:

* Enhanced creativity and artistic expression: Artists and designers can create more dynamic and visually interesting artwork using strokes with variable widths.
* Improved user experience: User interfaces with variable width strokes can be more engaging and visually appealing, leading to a better user experience.
* Real-time display: The vector objects with variable widths are displayed in real-time, allowing users to see the stroke as it is being drawn, providing immediate feedback.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

jitter application techniques are described for vector objects as implemented by a vector object jitter application system. in an implementation, the vector object jitter application system receives an input defining a stroke to be drawn on a user interface. a vector object is then generated representing the stroke and having a variable width determined by applying jitter to the stroke. the vector object having the variable width is displayed in the user interface as the input is received.



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