Interdigital Madison Patent Holdings, Sas

Thomson Licensing

Brian Charles Eriksson

Sebastien Lasserre

Klaus Gaedke

Nicolas Le Scouarnec

Christophe Diot

Jean C Bolot

Martin May

Shahab Hamidi-Rad

Jens Peter Wittenburg

Annamalai Natarajan

Mark Crovella

Urvashi Oswal

Subrahmanya Sandilya Bhamidipati

Paris Syminelakis

Cong Han Lim

Meinolf Bilawat

Hasti Seifi

A method and apparatus to distribute content to a user based on a consumption profile associated with the user is described. Based on the consumption profile associated with the user and a length of time between content creation and content consumption the content is modified. After the content is modified, the content is transmitted and/or provided to a user device.

Modifying content to be consumed based on profile and elapsed time

A method of presenting personalized additional information along with displayed content includes accessing a content viewing history and a user profile. Detecting an event by extracting metadata related to content provided for display, the content provided for display related to other content not contained within the content viewing history, and accessing additional information related to the detected event. Additional features include overlaying an object onto the content being displayed on the content display device, and displaying background image information the surrounds the content display device in the view of the AR user. Any or all of the features may be present simultaneously.

Personalized presentation enhancement using augmented reality

In one embodiment, it is proposed a method for storing input data on a set of DNA strands, said input data being represented in a numeral system. This method is remarkable in that it comprises: formatting said input data into a set of blocks of data, each block of data having a size inferior to a size of one DNA strand; applying a first encoding with an erasure code on said set of blocks of data, defining a first set of modified blocks of data, each modified block of data having a size inferior to a size of one DNA strand; applying a second encoding using an error correcting code on each modified block of data of said first set, defining a second set of modified blocks of data, each modified block having a size inferior to a size of one DNA strand; encoding each modified block of data of said second set into a nucleotides block sequence; generating a set of DNA strands, each DNA strand comprising a nucleotides block sequence obtained through said encoding.

Methods for storing and reading digital data on a set of DNA strands

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Brian Charles Eriksson