20240054799. Augmented Reality Confidential View simplified abstract (Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.)
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Augmented Reality Confidential View
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Robert L. Carter, Jr. of Pleasant Hill IA (US)
Kourtney Eidam of Marietta GA (US)
Andres J. Saenz of Redmond WA (US)
Augmented Reality Confidential View - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240054799 titled 'Augmented Reality Confidential View
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a method implemented on an augmented reality (AR) device. The method involves receiving an image of a document on the AR device, where the image contains obfuscated text. A marker on the document is identified and associated with the obfuscated text. The marker is then scanned using the AR device. If the user is authenticated, a non-obfuscated image of the text associated with the marker is displayed on the AR device.
- The method is implemented on an augmented reality (AR) device.
- The AR device receives an image of a document with obfuscated text.
- A marker on the document is identified and associated with the obfuscated text.
- The marker is scanned using the AR device.
- If the user is authenticated, a non-obfuscated image of the text associated with the marker is displayed on the AR device.
Potential Applications:
- Document authentication and verification.
- Enhancing accessibility for visually impaired individuals by providing non-obfuscated text.
- Augmented reality education and training, where obfuscated text can be revealed for learning purposes.
Problems Solved:
- Obfuscated text in documents can be a barrier to understanding and accessing information.
- Document forgery and tampering can be detected through marker identification and authentication.
Benefits:
- Improved document security and integrity.
- Enhanced accessibility and inclusivity.
- Augmented reality technology can provide interactive and engaging learning experiences.
Original Abstract Submitted
a method implemented on an augmented reality (ar) device includes receiving an image of a document on the ar device. the image of the document includes one or more areas of obfuscated text. a marker on the document is identified. the marker is associated with an area of obfuscated text on the document. the marker is scanned using the ar device. when the user of the ar device is authenticated, a non-obfuscated image of the text associated with the marker is displayed on the ar device.
