Boris Erceg

Title: Boris Erceg and Extended Reality Preview Technology

Introduction

Boris Erceg is an inventor based in Santa Cruz, California, and works at Apple Inc. His work includes patent technology for previewing computer-generated virtual objects in extended reality applications. Erceg is associated with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Erceg’s latest listed patent is titled “Devices, Methods and Graphical User Interfaces for Preview of Computer-Generated Virtual Objects for Extended Reality Applications.” The supplied information lists this patent twice, with the same title and description.

The invention provides systems and methods for previewing visual content associated with a software application. Previews update as the application’s source code changes, and multiple viewports can be controlled independently. A developer can pause one viewport while other previews continue updating, making it possible to compare different versions of a content item. The system also displays a bounding volume alongside the preview to show the content item’s size in relation to the three-dimensional environment.

Career Highlights

Erceg’s listed patent work focuses on tools that help developers create and evaluate virtual objects for extended reality applications. The described preview features support visual comparison and provide spatial context during development.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Jeremiah L. Alexander as Erceg’s coworker. Erceg works at Apple Inc., where the listed patent technology concerns software development and extended reality previews.

Conclusion

Boris Erceg’s listed invention addresses practical challenges in developing extended reality content by enabling independently controlled previews, version comparisons, and clear visualization of an object’s scale within a virtual environment.