18623308. LIGHTSPILL DISPLAY FOR PASS-THROUGH VIDEO simplified abstract (Apple Inc.)
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LIGHTSPILL DISPLAY FOR PASS-THROUGH VIDEO
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Stuart M Pomerantz of Boulder CO (US)
LIGHTSPILL DISPLAY FOR PASS-THROUGH VIDEO - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18623308 titled 'LIGHTSPILL DISPLAY FOR PASS-THROUGH VIDEO
The patent application describes a technology that utilizes blend circuitry to create an augmented reality video by blending live pass-through video with virtual content, including a light-spill effect.
- Capture pass-through video of a physical environment
- Capture virtual content
- Calculate a color from the virtual content
- Control blend circuitry to blend pass-through video with virtual content and modify portions with calculated color
Potential Applications: - Augmented reality gaming - Virtual tours of real estate properties - Training simulations for various industries - Interactive educational tools - Virtual try-on experiences for retail
Problems Solved: - Enhancing user experience in augmented reality applications - Seamlessly integrating virtual objects into real-world environments - Providing a more immersive and engaging experience for users
Benefits: - Enhanced visual effects in augmented reality - Improved user interaction with virtual objects - Realistic blending of virtual and real-world elements - Increased engagement and entertainment value for users
Commercial Applications: "Blend Circuitry for Augmented Reality Video Creation: Market Implications and Potential Uses"
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Original Abstract Submitted
Various implementations disclosed herein include devices, systems, and methods that uses blend circuitry to provide a view of live pass-through video with a virtual object including a light-spill effect. For example, a process includes capturing pass-through video of a physical environment. The process further includes capturing virtual content. The process further includes calculating a color from the virtual content. The process further includes controlling the blend circuitry to generate an augmented reality video by blending the pass-through video with the virtual content and by modifying at least one portion of the pass-through video with the calculated color from the virtual content.
