Google Inc.

Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.

Sony Corporation

X Development LLC

Other

Harman International Industries, Inc.

Sony Network Entertainment International LLC

Goggle LLC

Carsten C Schwesig

Ivan Poupyrev

George A Arriola

Shinji Kimura

Maxence Parache

Brian Patrick Pullen

Jack Schulze

Michael Bauerly

Timo Arnall

Nicholas Edward Gillian

Hakim K Raja

Patrick M Amihood

Jaime Lien

Mustafa Emre Karagozler

Nan-Wei Gong

Shiho Fukuhara

Durrell Grant Bevington Bishop

Motoki Kobayashi

Taku Sugawara

Shuji Hiramatsu

Shigeru Enomoto

Yasuhiro Yamanaka

George Edward Williams

Yumiko Tanaka

Gerard George Pallipuram

Nicholas John Foster

David Scott Allmon

Corianda Rocklein

Brian W Johnson

Kenichi Yamaura

Keisuke Yanagisawa

Kou Kusanagi

Stefan J Marti

Davide Di Censo

Joseph Verbeke

Steven Friedlander

David Andrew Young

Hyehoon Yi

Jason Rugolo

Marvin DeMerchant

Karen Elizabeth Robinson

Manabu Sakamoto

Daniel Timothy Pye

Nicholas Trotta

Amit Nag

Daniel Myers

Benjamin Ackerman

Mathieu Verbeeck

Sebrina Yeh

A screen generating unit generates a home screen for allowing a user to select a desired item of content from among multiple items of content, and the home screen includes a list in which multiple icons representing the multiple items of content are arranged. A display control unit displays the home screen on a television monitor. The screen generating unit further arranges, in the list on the home screen, a library icon used to search for an item of content.

Information processing apparatus and information processing method

This document describes apparatuses and techniques for radar-enabled sensor fusion. In some aspects, a radar field is provided and reflection signals that correspond to a target in the radar field are received. The reflection signals are transformed to provide radar data, from which a radar feature indicating a physical characteristic of the target is extracted. Based on the radar features, a sensor is activated to provide supplemental sensor data associated with the physical characteristic. The radar feature is then augmented with the supplemental sensor data to enhance the radar feature, such as by increasing an accuracy or resolution of the radar feature. By so doing, performance of sensor-based applications, which rely on the enhanced radar features, can be improved.

Radar-enabled sensor fusion

Display screen or portion thereof with transitional graphical user interface

Display screen or portion thereof with transitional icon

Techniques for improving a customer experience include presenting a selectable component to a user through a graphical user interface of a computing device that is communicably coupled to a server system through a network, the selectable component particularly associated with the user, the server system associated with a vendor and including a plurality of vendor product descriptions; receiving an activation of the selectable component from the user; based on the activation, identifying a plurality of profile data associated with the user; culling the plurality of vendor product descriptions to generate, based on the plurality of profile data, a subset of vendor product descriptions from the plurality of vendor product descriptions; and presenting the subset of vendor product descriptions to the user through the graphical user interface.

Customer experience

Systems and methods of providing gesture-based control of a user interface are provided. For instance, a presence of a control article can be detected in a first proximity zone proximate a user device. Responsive to detecting the presence of the control article, presentation data corresponding to a presentation mode of a user interface associated with the user computing device can be provided for display. A presence of the control article can be detected in a second proximity zone proximate the user computing device. The second proximity zone can define a separate physical area than the first proximity zone. Responsive to detecting the presence of the control article in the second proximity zone, interactive data corresponding to an interactive mode of the user interface can be provided for display.

Control-article-based control of a user interface

Methods and apparatus are provided for a user interface to allow for navigating a hierarchical menu. In one embodiment a method includes displaying a user interface including one or more menu elements, wherein each menu element is associated with a row of content titles that may be displayed by the user interface and detecting an input command associated with a menu element. The method may further include updating the display of the user interface based on the input command, wherein presentation of a row of content titles associated with the menu element is updated to allow for navigation within the row, and wherein content titles presented by the user interface for the menu element are a subset of content titles that may be accessed based on the menu element. The method may allow for bypassing one or more levels of the hierarchical menu.

Method and apparatus for navigating a hierarchical menu based user interface

Techniques for generating solutions from aural inputs include identifying, with one or more machine learning engines, a plurality of aural signals provided by two or more human speakers, at least some of the plurality of aural signals associated with a human-perceived problem; parsing, with the one or more machine learning engines, the plurality of aural signals to generate a plurality of terms, each of the terms associated with the human-perceived problem; deriving, with the one or more machine learning engines, a plurality of solution sentiments and a plurality of solution constraints from the plurality of terms; generating, with the one or more machine learning engines, at least one solution to the human-perceived problem based on the derived solution sentiments and solution constraints; and presenting the at least one solution of the human-perceived problem to the two or more human speakers through at least one of a graphical interface or an auditory interface.

Generating solutions from aural inputs

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Carsten C Schwesig