Sony Corporation

Sony Electronics Inc

Saturn Licensing LLC

Eric Hsiao

Suranjit Adhikari

Ted Dunn

Djung N Nguyen

David Andrew Young

Seth Hill

Nobukazu Sugiyama

Tanmay Agnihotri

Priyan Gunatilake

Thomas Poslinski

William Arthur Schupp

Sriram Sampathkumaran

Aravind Asam

Dipendu Saha

Gary Lyons

Jenny Fredriksson

Dongwook Kim

Xudong Yu

David Young

A UHD display presents HD video in the native resolution of HD, leaving some portions of the UHD display unused for presenting the HD video. Ancillary information received, for example, in real time with the HD video or in parallel with the HD video over the Internet is presented in the unused portions of the UHD display along with the HD video.

Using extra space on ultra high definition display presenting high definition video

Various aspects of a method and system to present information via a user interface are disclosed herein. In accordance with an embodiment, the method includes detection of an orientation of an electronic device. The electronic device overlays one or more layers of information on the user interface displayed at the electronic device. Transparency of the overlaid one or more layers of information is dynamically adjusted based on the detected orientation of the electronic device.

Method and system for presenting information via a user interface

The user of an Internet-enabled CE device such as a TV can select an object in a video presented on the display of the CE device by either touch sensitive screen or input device. The processor of the CE device can then determine the boundaries of the object, identify it using face/image recognition software, search for information/websites related to the object, and present those information/websites to the viewer on the display screen.

Enhanced information for viewer-selected video object

A system, method, and computer program product for automatically combining computer-generated imagery with real-world imagery in a portable electronic device by retrieving, manipulating, and sharing relevant stored videos, preferably in real time. A video is captured with a hand-held device and stored. Metadata including the camera's physical location and orientation is appended to a data stream, along with user input. The server analyzes the data stream and further annotates the metadata, producing a searchable library of videos and metadata. Later, when a camera user generates a new data stream, the linked server analyzes it, identifies relevant material from the library, retrieves the material and tagged information, adjusts it for proper orientation, then renders and superimposes it onto the current camera view so the user views an augmented reality.

Augmented reality system for position identification

Augmented reality system for product identification and promotion

Augmented reality interface for video tagging and sharing

Augmented reality system for communicating tagged video and data on a network

Augmented reality system for supplementing and blending data

Augmented reality virtual guide system

Augmented reality interface for video

A music visualization system and methods involving a central processing unit capable of converting waveform data to geometry data, a graphics processing unit capable of recognizing and accepting the geometry data and rendering a plurality of graphical images, a custom shader software program being operable on the graphics processing unit, an embeddable platform being in electronic communication with the graphics processing unit, and an audiovisual display device in electronic communication with the graphics processing unit and the embeddable platform.

Music-visualizer system and methods

A network-enabled TV sends a geographic location to an Internet server and in response receives back a list of TV service providers for the location. A user selects a provider and the server in response downloads the channel map pertaining to the selected provider.

Downloading TV channel map based on location and provider

A method for creating a customized music visualization display for a music input involves presenting a user with a plurality of effects icons and a visualizer canvas as a portion of the user interface display. A user places one or more of the visual effects icons on the visualizer canvas. A sweep arm travels in a continuous sweeping motion through an arc and at a speed determined by a musical input and where each effect icon is detected and the effect is displayed when the sweep arm impacts the location of the video effect icon within the visualizer canvas.

Customizable music visualizer with user emplaced video effects icons activated by a musically driven sweep arm

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Eric Hsiao