Intel Corporation

Ashwini Asokan

Adam Jordan

Giuseppe Beppe Raffa

Chieh-Yih Wan

Michael J Payne

Timothy E Hansen

Lama Nachman

Rahul C Shah

Brian David Johnson

Atul N Hatalkar

Junaith Ahemed Shahabdeen

Delia Grenville

Rita H Wouhaybi

Jonathan J Huang

Lenitra M Durham

Sangita R Sharma

Douglas P Bogia

James Lundell

Saurav Sahay

Omar Florez

Hong Lu

Technologies for automated context-aware media curation include a computing device that captures context data associated with media objects. The context data may include location data, proximity data, behavior data of the user, and social activity data. The computing device generates inferred context data using one or more cognitive or machine learning algorithms. The inferred context data may include semantic time or location data, activity data, or sentiment data. The computing device updates a user context model and an expanded media object graph based on the context data and the inferred context data. The computing device selects one or more target media objects using the user context model and the expanded media object graph. The computing device may present context-aware media experiences to the user with the target media objects. Context-aware media experiences may include contextual semantic search and contextual media browsing. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Technologies for automated context-aware media curation

Techniques are disclosed that involve providing enhanced user experiences involving the consumption and management of content. For instance, embodiments provide user interface elements that present information regarding content that overcomes barriers or silos between application and platforms. Examples of such user interface elements include a three dimensional carousel, a preview stack, a favorites button, and a My Channel user interface. Also, embodiments may provide techniques for obtaining contextual content. Such techniques include, but are not limited to, zooming mechanisms and combining (or 'mashup') mechanisms.

Presentation of metadata and enhanced entertainment media content

A data processing system includes components for providing a pleasant user experience. Those components may include a family interaction engine that provides a family channel. The family interaction engine may provide for creation of a user group. The family channel may present content of interest to multiple users in the user group. When a user is detected near the data processing system, the family interaction engine may automatically present content of interest to that user. When used for presenting media content, the data processing system may also cause supplemental data to automatically be presented, wherein the supplemental data is relevant to the media content and to a predetermined interest of the user. The data processing system may also provide a ranked list of applications for potential activation by the user. The applications may be ordered based on the current context. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Methods and apparatus for providing improved access to applications

Methods and apparatus for improving user experience

Methods and apparatus for facilitating multi-user computer interaction

Techniques are described for the management and presentation of content. In one example a first and a second content item are output. A user selection of an association between the first and the second content item is received and, based on the user selection, contextual content corresponding to the first and second content items is obtained.

Techniques for management and presentation of content

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Ashwini Asokan