Unknown Organization (20240334028). INTEGRATED SPORTS HUB APPLICATION simplified abstract
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INTEGRATED SPORTS HUB APPLICATION
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Thomas J. Mcwilliams of Bryn Mawr PA (US)
Scott Miltenberger of Rosemont PA (US)
INTEGRATED SPORTS HUB APPLICATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240334028 titled 'INTEGRATED SPORTS HUB APPLICATION
The patent application describes an apparatus, system, and method for a youth sports hub, including an artificial intelligence (AI) engine, an application programming interface (API), a hardware integrator, and a graphical user interface (GUI) that varies according to user type.
- AI engine capable of integration with third-party applications
- API for providing integration
- Hardware integrator linking on-site hardware to the AI engine
- GUI varied by the AI engine based on user type
- User presented with computing interface integrating remote access to third-party applications, video feed, game score, and in-game audio
Potential Applications: - Youth sports organizations - Sports facilities - Coaches and trainers - Parents and spectators
Problems Solved: - Streamlining access to multiple sources of information during youth sports events - Enhancing the overall experience for players, coaches, and spectators
Benefits: - Improved organization and efficiency in managing youth sports events - Enhanced engagement and interaction for all stakeholders - Real-time access to relevant data and information
Commercial Applications: "Revolutionizing Youth Sports Management: The Future of Sports Technology"
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the AI engine enhance the user experience in the youth sports hub? 2. What are the key advantages of integrating multiple third-party applications in the system?
Original Abstract Submitted
an apparatus, system and method for a youth sports hub. the foregoing may include: an artificial intelligence (ai) engine capable of integration with a plurality of third party applications; an application programming interface (api) capable of providing the integration; a hardware integrator capable of linking on-site hardware, including at least a video camera, a scoreboard, and an audio system, to the ai engine; and a graphical user interface (gui) that is varied by the ai engine according to a user type as indicated by an account with the ai engine, and in which a user is presented with at least a computing interface that integrates simultaneous remote access to ones of the plurality of the third party applications, a video feed from the video camera, a game score from the scoreboard, and in-game audio from the audio system, regarding a particular player in a particular game as identified by the account.
