Snap Inc.

Dmytro Kucher

Luke Cartwright

Ilteris Kaan Canberk

Richard Zhuang

Terek Judi

Matthew Hallberg

Imani Ritchards

William Miles Miller

Jeremy Littel

Samuel Geoffrey Finding

Sambu Patach Arrojula

Hunter Araujo

Charles Miller

Shaofeng Mo

The subject technology receives, by one or more hardware processors implementing a local wireless network, a request from a client device to mirror media content displayed on a screen of the client device on a wearable device. In response to the request, the subject technology causes a display of the media content in a mirroring lens of the wearable device. While the media content is being displayed in the mirroring lens of the wearable device, the subject technology tracks hand gestures of a user wearing the wearable device and viewing the media content displayed in the mirroring lens of the wearable device. The subject technology processes navigational or manipulation data based on the tracked hand gestures and sends a navigation or manipulation instruction to the client device or a mirroring lens processor of the wearable device based on the tracked hand gestures.

Mirroring and navigating content in augmented reality messaging systems

Systems, methods, and computer readable media for 3D content display using head-wearable apparatuses. Example methods include a head-wearable apparatus that is configured to determine a position for a content item on a closest curved line, of a plurality of curved lines, to the head-wearable apparatus that has space for the content item. The method includes adjusting a shape of the content item based on the position of the content item on the closest curved line and a user view of a user of the head-wearable apparatus. The method includes causing the adjusted content item to be displayed on a display of the head-wearable apparatus at the position on the closest curved line. The curved lines are either higher or lower as the curved lines goes away from the head-wearable apparatus. Additionally, the curved line or the content item may be adjusted with a random movement for an organic appearance.

3D content display using head-wearable apparatuses

Example systems, computer readable medium and methods include receiving a video taken from a drone where the drone followed a flight path based on a flight plan. A user interface is presented that provides options for the user to select video editing effects to be performed on the video where the options are based on the flight plan or flight path that was used to take the video. Additionally, after the video effects are applied to the video, a user interface is presented to the user to further edit the video where the user interface is customized in accordance with the video effects used to modify the video. Moreover, the user is presented with options for adding AR effects to the video where 2D body tracking and segmentation are used adding the AR effects.

Editing video captured by electronic devices

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Marina Del Rey, CA, United States of America

Dmytro Kucher