Disney Enterprises, Inc.

Other

Daniel C Pike

Douglas A Fidaleo

Raymond J Scanlon

Jon Hayes Snoddy

Jordan Kent Weisman

Robert P Michel

Clifford W Wong

Kyle G Freeman

Alfredo Medina Ayala

Michael Richard Honeck

Jeremie A Papon

Jeremy Andrew Mika

Cory J Rouse

Michael Fusco

Shelley O Short

Lance Duane Updyke

Mike Fusco

An interactive autonomous robot is configured for deployment within a social environment. The disclosed robot includes a show subsystem configured to select between different in-character behaviors depending on robot status, thereby allowing the robot to appear in-character despite technical failures. The disclosed robot further includes a safety subsystem configured to intervene with in-character behavior when necessary to enforce safety protocols. The disclosed robot is also configured with a social subsystem that interprets social behaviors of humans and then initiates specific behavior sequences in response.

Interactive autonomous robot configured for deployment within a social environment

A system for mediating interactions among system agents and system clients includes a computing platform having a hardware processor and a system memory storing an interaction cueing software code including decision trees corresponding to storylines. The hardware processor executes the interaction cueing software code to receive interaction data corresponding to an interaction of a system client with a first system agent, identify a storyline for use in guiding subsequent interactions with the system client based on the interaction data, and store the interaction data and data identifying the storyline in a client profile assigned to the system client. The interaction cueing software code further determines an interaction cue or cues for coaching the same or another system agent in a second interaction with the system client based on the interaction data and a decision tree corresponding to the storyline, and transmits the interaction cue(s) to the system agent.

Mediating interactions among system agents and system clients

A process and computer program product to record performance related data for a plurality of entertainment performances having a plurality of audiences. Further, the process and computer program product determine external data that is associated with the plurality of audiences and/or environmental factors corresponding to locations of the plurality of entertainment performances. In addition, the process and computer program product annotate the performance related data with the external data to generate annotated performance related data. The process and computer program product also train an artificial intelligence system based upon the annotated performance related data. The process and computer program product generate, at the artificial intelligence performance instructions to provide a performance. Further, the process and computer program product provide, from the artificial intelligence system to a performance device, the performance instructions to provide a performance.

Artificial intelligence controlled entertainment performance

Lazy Laura is a cargo handling device designed to move cargo front to rear or vice versa consisting of multiple free-floating panel's () that can be added or removed to achieve any desired length. Each panel being joined by one or more 360-degree hinge (), which may have a removable pin (). Each said panel is equipped with plurality of rollers () fixedly attached enabling said panels to move forward or to the rear of a defined cargo area. Panels fully loaded may be pushed or pulled through use of grips (). No framework or mechanical alterations need be made to the cargo area.

Lazy Laura

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Burbank, CA, United States of America

Daniel C Pike