James Allan Booth

Title: James Allan Booth and Secure Self-Representation in Artificial Reality.

Introduction

James Allan Booth is an inventor based in Pacifica, California, whose patent work concerns artificial reality systems and the secure presentation of a user’s self-representation. His disclosed invention describes ways to create and display a representation of a user while protecting it from access by other applications.

Latest Patents

Booth is associated with 1 patent, titled “Providing a Secured Self-Representation by Writing to a Portion of a Frame Buffer After Other Applications Have Written to the Frame Buffer.” The invention describes an artificial reality system that uses machine learning to identify the portion of an image depicting the user from a self-perspective. It can display that portion as a self-representation positioned relative to the user’s viewpoint and adjust the representation to reflect the user’s movements. The disclosed approach also protects the representation and images received by a secure application from access by other applications.

Career Highlights

Booth is associated with Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC. His patent work reflects the company’s activity in artificial reality, including techniques for representing users and managing secure visual content.

Collaborations

Mahdi Salmani Rahimi and Gioacchino Noris are identified as Booth’s coworkers. Their shared professional context connects them to work at Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC.

Conclusion

James Allan Booth’s patent focuses on secure, movement-responsive self-representation in artificial reality, combining image classification, user-perspective positioning, and protection from other applications.