Matthew Blake McRae

Matthew Blake McRae, a resident of Laguna Beach, CA (US), is a renowned inventor who has earned his name in the field of technological innovations with 62 patents to his credit. McRae's notable inventions include the 'Global setting for casting content to networked renderer', which enables a user to access a globally accessible list containing the identification of content casting applications and receivers. Furthermore, this invention eliminates the need for the user to select the stream receiver each time they cast a stream, offering ease of use.

Another significant invention credited to McRae is the 'Augmented Reality Remote Control'. This invention allows the user to manipulate manual controls and virtual displays placed on the surface of a controllable electronic device or adjacent to it, as viewed through the AR device. The AR device overlays an image on a surface of the CED with virtual control objects and virtual feedback image(s) that are displayed on the surface of the CED or adjacent to it. A user can manipulate the control objects via voice, hand, head, and eye gestures recognized by the AR device.

McRae has worked with several well-known companies in the field, including Vizio and Belkin International. Some of his notable co-workers include Allen Huotari and Kendra Harrington.

With his exceptional contributions, Matthew Blake McRae has truly established himself as a leading inventor in the field of technological innovation.