Douglas Gore

Title: Douglas Gore and His Patent for Testing the Rendering of Screen Objects.

Introduction

Douglas Gore is an inventor associated with Llanharan, Great Britain. His patent work addresses methods and devices for checking whether video screen objects are rendered as intended.

Latest Patents

Gore is credited with 1 patent, titled “Testing Rendering of Screen Objects.” The invention concerns receiving video frames containing primary screen objects and additional objects, then rendering the frames on or through a media device. During rendering, an additional object is superimposed on the primary objects. A data model analyzes the rendered frames and extracts metadata indicating whether the additional objects are present. The system compares this extracted metadata with the original metadata associated with the frames to test the rendering of each additional object. The disclosure also describes generating training data and training a data model for this testing process.

Career Highlights

Gore is associated with Nagravision Sàrl. His patent reflects work on video-rendering verification and the use of data models to assess rendered content.

Collaborations

Ping Zou is identified as Gore’s coworker. The available information does not specify their particular roles or any joint patent work.

Conclusion

Douglas Gore’s patent focuses on using metadata and data-model analysis to verify the rendering of screen objects in video frames.