18151354. Sharing Across Environments simplified abstract (Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC)
Contents
Sharing Across Environments
Organization Name
Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC
Inventor(s)
Ryan Lucas Hastings of Seattle WA (US)
Daniel Mcculloch of Snohomish WA (US)
Michael John Patten of Sammamish WA (US)
Sharing Across Environments - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18151354 titled 'Sharing Across Environments
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes techniques for sharing content across different environments using various input methods such as pen, stylus, finger, touchless gesture input, etc. Content can be shared between devices in close proximity or remotely. The sharing is based on the identity of the user or device.
- Techniques for sharing content across different environments
- Various input methods can be used (pen, stylus, finger, touchless gesture input, etc.)
- Content can be shared between devices in local proximity or remotely
- Sharing is based on the identity of the user or device
Potential Applications
- Collaborative work environments
- Remote presentations and meetings
- Interactive classrooms and educational settings
- Gaming and entertainment platforms
- Virtual reality and augmented reality applications
Problems Solved
- Facilitates seamless sharing of content between devices
- Enables collaboration and communication across different environments
- Provides flexibility in input methods for sharing content
- Enhances user experience and interaction with digital devices
Benefits
- Improved productivity and efficiency in collaborative work
- Enhanced communication and collaboration in remote settings
- Increased engagement and interactivity in educational and entertainment contexts
- Simplified and intuitive sharing of content across devices
Original Abstract Submitted
Techniques for sharing across environments are described. Generally, different types of input may be employed to share content, such as using a pen, a stylus, a finger, touchless gesture input, and so forth. According to various embodiments, content may be shared between devices in local proximity, and/or between devices that are remote from one another. In at least some embodiments, content is shared based on an identity of a sharing user and/or sharing device.
