Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Georgia Tech Research Corporation

Blair MacIntyre

Douglas Christopher Burger

Eyal Ofek

Jiahe Helen Wang

Benjamin Livshits

David Alexander Molnar

Lior Shapira

Alexander Nikolavich Moshchuk

Ran Gal

Douglas F Britton

John Vilk

Sim Harbert

Daniel L Shaw

An 'AR Privacy API' provides an API that allows applications and web browsers to use various content rendering abstractions to protect user privacy in a wide range of web-based immersive augmented reality (AR) scenarios. The AR Privacy API extends the traditional concept of 'web pages' to immersive &#x201c;web rooms&#x201d; wherein any desired combination of existing or new 2D and 3D content is rendered within a user's room or other space. Advantageously, the AR Privacy API and associated rendering abstractions are useable by a wide variety of applications and web content for enhancing the user's room or other space with web-based immersive AR content. Further, the AR Privacy API is implemented using any existing or new web page coding platform, including, but not limited to HTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, etc., thereby enabling existing web content and coding techniques to be smoothly integrated into a wide range of web room AR scenarios.

Protecting privacy in web-based immersive augmented reality

Disclosed are product processing systems and methods for monitoring, inspecting and controlling baking, cooking and routing processes, and the like. Products are placed on and moved by a conveyor. Images of the moving products are generated, such as by an image acquisition system. The images are processed by a symbol generation system. Symbols are then displayed on selected moving products based upon predetermined criteria. The systems and methods may be used to process oven-cooked or oven-baked products to identify (via the projected symbols) products that are defective or otherwise unacceptable. The product processing systems may be used to process packages or items having barcodes or other identifying labels to display routing or other identifying information on the moving products.

Augmented reality industrial overline systems and methods

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