Daniel Patrick Ryder

Title: Daniel Patrick Ryder and Multisensory Digital Interaction

Introduction

Daniel Patrick Ryder is an inventor associated with Vancouver, Canada, and Lululemon Athletica Canada, Inc. His patent work explores ways to bring aspects of in-person apparel experiences to digital platforms.

Latest Patents

Ryder is associated with one patent, Method and System to Provide Multisensory Digital Interaction Experiences. The invention describes systems and methods for creating simulated in-person experiences of apparel and materials, including garments and fabrics. It generates digital output for web applications and hosted device applications, adapting the experience to device capabilities and context while selecting suitable interaction types for tactile representations of manufactured apparel. The supplied information does not establish when this patent was granted or whether it is his latest filing. 1 patent is listed in the provided data.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Ryder’s invention to Lululemon Athletica Canada, Inc. The patent’s focus is on applying multisensory digital interaction to apparel, with the aim of making online product experiences more representative of physical materials.

Collaborations

Ellisa Kathleen Calder and Timothy Ryan McGee are identified as Ryder’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles or whether they collaborated with him on the patent.

Conclusion

Daniel Patrick Ryder’s listed patent addresses the challenge of conveying apparel’s tactile qualities through digital experiences, linking multisensory interaction with online product presentation.