17948800. Dynamic Graphical Rendering Systems and Methods simplified abstract (Apple Inc.)
Dynamic Graphical Rendering Systems and Methods
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Mark J Flider of Mountain View CA (US)
Sara M Sweer of San Francisco CA (US)
Andrew L Harding of Portola Valley CA (US)
Syed R Ali of Marina Del Rey CA (US)
Dynamic Graphical Rendering Systems and Methods - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17948800 titled 'Dynamic Graphical Rendering Systems and Methods
Simplified Explanation
Abstract
A software application has a dynamic motion rendering engine that generates dynamic motion animations in real-time. These animations can be used as backgrounds or object fills within the software application. The animations are constantly changing and can be modified on the fly, making the software application more versatile and efficient.
Patent/Innovation Explanation
- Software application includes a dynamic motion rendering engine
- Engine uses a geometric function and parameters to generate dynamic motion animations
- Animations are generated in real-time during runtime
- Animations can be used as backgrounds or object fills within the software application
- Animations are constantly changing and can be modified on the fly
- This adds versatility and efficient processing to the software application
Potential Applications
- Video games
- Multimedia presentations
- Virtual reality experiences
- Graphic design software
- User interfaces
Problems Solved
- Limited options for dynamic motion animations in software applications
- Lack of versatility and customization in animations
- Inefficient processing of animations
Benefits
- Real-time generation of dynamic motion animations
- Constantly changing and customizable animations
- Improved versatility and efficiency in software applications
- Enhanced user experience with dynamic and engaging visuals
Original Abstract Submitted
A software application may include a dynamic motion rendering engine that uses a geometric function and parameters to dynamically generate, during runtime, dynamic motion animations that may be used in backgrounds and/or object fills within the software application. The dynamic motion animations are constantly and perpetually changing animations that can be dynamically modified on the fly, creating added versatility and efficient processing to the software application.
