Unknown Organization (20240241584). System and Method for Haptic Stimulation Creation based on Existing Media simplified abstract
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System and Method for Haptic Stimulation Creation based on Existing Media
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System and Method for Haptic Stimulation Creation based on Existing Media - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240241584 titled 'System and Method for Haptic Stimulation Creation based on Existing Media
The abstract describes a system for generating haptic effects using audio and video signals, along with haptic transducers. The processor analyzes the input signals to detect predetermined events and generates haptic signals for each event.
- The system uses audio and video signals to generate haptic effects.
- The processor analyzes the signals to detect predetermined events.
- Haptic signals are generated for each detected event and sent to haptic transducers.
- The processor can also generate a second haptic signal based on the analysis of the input signals.
- The second haptic signal is sent simultaneously with the first haptic signal to the transducers.
Potential Applications: - Gaming industry for enhanced user experience - Virtual reality simulations for realistic feedback - Training simulations for tactile feedback
Problems Solved: - Enhancing user experience in multimedia applications - Providing realistic tactile feedback in virtual environments
Benefits: - Improved immersion in audiovisual content - Enhanced user engagement and interaction - Realistic haptic feedback for a more immersive experience
Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhancing User Experience in Multimedia Applications with Haptic Effects" This technology can be used in gaming consoles, virtual reality headsets, and training simulations to provide users with realistic haptic feedback, enhancing their overall experience.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the system differentiate between different types of events in the audio and video signals? 2. What are the potential limitations of using haptic effects in multimedia applications?
Original Abstract Submitted
a system for generating haptic effects having a processor having a memory configured to receive one or more of one or more audio signals and one or more video signals; and one or more haptic transducers. the processor is configured to analyze one or more of an audio stream and a input video stream to detect one or more predetermined events in the stream. for each detected event, the processor generates a first haptic signal of one or more predetermined haptic effects associated with the detected event, and sends the first haptic signal to one or more haptic transducers. the processor may also be configured to generate a second haptic signal based upon an analysis of one or more of the input signals and to send the second haptic signal to the one or more transducer simultaneously with the first haptic signal.
