Qualcomm Incorporated

Snaptrack Incorporated

Jonathan Kies

Robert S Tartz

Robyn Teresa Oliver

Douglas Brems

Suhail Jalil

Bijan Forutanpour

Scott David Beith

Giridhar Dhati Mandyam

Ananthapadmanabhan Arasanipalai Kandhadai

Brian D Vogelsang

Daniel James Guest

Sebastien Mounier

Jason M Hough

Kameron Kerger

Virginia Walker Keating

Michael Franco Taveira

Wesley James Holland

William Whyte

Ramesh Chandrasekhar

Abhijeet Bisain

Tom Edward Botterill

Chad Willkie

Jee Y Park

Leonid Sheynblat

Babak Forutanpour

Francesco Grilli

Brian E Minear

Jason Borthwick Kenagy

Mazen Chmaytelli

Vanitha Aravamudhan Kumar

Victor Kulik

Junsheng Han

Gianni Taraschi

Brian Lee Momeyer

Shankar Sadasivam

Thomas G Fiske

Ted Ray Gooding

Vinay Paradkar

Suzana Arellano

Devender Akira Yamakawa

Samuel Jacob Horodezky

Carl Hardin

Matthew Brian Sampsell

Mark Boyns

Kannan Muthuraman

Wilhelmus Adrianus De Groot

Sherman Sebastian Antao

Mark Douglas Halfman

Steven R Altman

Brian Finkel

Jennifer Lee Gille

Gregory Paul Heinzinger

Jadine Naomi Yee

Walker Curtis

Qazi Bashir

Mark Jerger

Nirupama Locanindi

Marc Bosch Ruiz

Shiae Park

James P Mason

Manmeet Singh

Kelby Fuchs

Daren Bader

Angelo Francisco Vildasol

Elvis Perry

Jeffrey John Roorda

Udayan Bhawnani

Galit Hofree

Marshal Fontaine

Shantanu Jain

Jeremiah Bunao Salamante

Xia Ren

Aditya Parulkar

Sriram Akella

Salman Mohammad

Vevek Venkatesan

Theodore Richard Santos, Ii

Aditya Prakash

Maria Romera Joliff

Samuel J Horodezky

Maria Romera Jolliff

Jadine N Yee

Devender Yamakawa

Systems and techniques are described for extended reality (XR) operations. An XR system displays virtual content using a display according to display settings. The display settings can identify, for instance, a position, orientation, and/or size of the virtual content as displayed. The environment can be viewable using the display as the virtual content is displayed by the display, for example using a see-through display or a pass-through display. The imaging system can determine, based on one or more attributes of one or both eyes of the user of the imaging system, an extent of perception of the virtual content that is displayed using the display by the user. The attributes can identify, for instance, eye position, eye movement, pupil dilation, saccades, fixations, blinking, and/or squinting. The XR system can determine, based on the extent of perception of the virtual content by the user, a modification to the display settings.

Dynamic content presentation for extended reality systems

In some implementations, a mobile device may determine a set of target orientations of the mobile device in which an antenna lobe of the mobile device is pointed toward the satellite, the set of target orientations based on: an orientation of the antenna lobe relative to the mobile device, and a location of the satellite relative to the mobile device. The mobile device may determine a current orientation of the mobile device. The mobile device may provide, at a user interface (UI) of the mobile device, guidance for rotating the mobile device from the current orientation to an orientation within the set of target orientations.

Mobile device orientation guidance for satellite-based communications

Systems and techniques are provided for generating virtual content. For example, a process can include obtaining an image of a physical object in a real-world environment and determining at least one attribute of the physical object in the image. The process can include determining an interface layout for virtual content based on the at least one attribute of the physical object. The process can include displaying the virtual content based on the determined interface layout. In some cases, the process can including determining an input type based on the at least one attribute of the physical object, receiving input corresponding to the input type, and controlling displayed virtual content based on the determined input type.

Dynamic configuration of user interface layouts and inputs for extended reality systems

Systems, apparatuses (or devices), methods, and computer-readable media are provided for generating virtual content. For example, a device (e.g., an extended reality device) can obtain an image of a scene of a real-world environment, wherein the real-world environment is viewable through a display of the extended reality device as virtual content is displayed by the display. The device can detect at least a part of a physical hand of a user in the image. The device can generate a virtual keyboard based on detecting at least the part of the physical hand. The device can determine a position for the virtual keyboard on the display of the extended reality device relative to at least the part of the physical hand. The device can display the virtual keyboard at the position on the display.

Virtual content generation

An imaging system can receive an image of a portion of an environment. The environment can include an object, such as a hand or a display. The imaging device can identify a data stream from an external device, for instance by detecting the data stream in the image or by receiving the data stream wirelessly from the external device. The imaging device can detect a condition based on the image and/or the data stream, for instance by detecting that the object is missing from the image, by detecting that a low resource at the imaging device, and/or by detecting visual media content displayed by a display in the image. Upon detecting the condition, imaging device automatically determines a location of the object (or a portion thereof) using the data stream and/or the image. The imaging device generates and/or outputs content that is based on the location of the object.

Collaborative tracking

Systems and techniques are described for token device transfer management. A system identifies, in a payload of at least one block of a distributed ledger, a token corresponding to media content. A parameter of the token in the distributed ledger indicates that the token is associated with a first user. The system identifies a device that is associated with the token and the media content. The device is also associated with the first user. The system identifies that the device has been relocated to an area associated with a second user. In response to identifying that the device has been relocated to the area, the system causes the parameter of the token in the distributed ledger to be modified from indicating that the token is associated with the first user to indicating that the token is associated with the second user.

Systems and methods for management of non-fungible tokens and corresponding digital assets

Systems and techniques are described for situational token-associated media output. A system receives sensor data captured by at least one sensor of a media device. The system identifies, based on the sensor data, a relationship between the media device and an anchor element that is associated with a token. The system identifies the token in a payload of at least one block of a distributed ledger. The token corresponds to media content according to the distributed ledger. The system generates a representation of the media content corresponding to the token. In response to identifying the relationship between the media device and the anchor element, the system outputs the representation of the media content.

Display system or portion thereof with graphical user interface

Systems, methods, and non-transitory media are provided for presenting information associated with at least one input option. An example method can include receiving data identifying one or more input options associated with a first device in a scene; determining, including using at least one memory, information relevant to at least one of the scene, the first device, and a user associated with a second device; and based on the one or more input options and the information, output user guidance data corresponding to an input option for which relevant context information has been determined.

User interactions with remote devices

Techniques and systems are provided for dynamically adjusting virtual content provided by an extended reality system. In some examples, a system determines a level of distraction of a user of the extended reality system due to virtual content provided by the extended reality system. The system determines whether the level of distraction of the user due to the virtual content exceeds or is less than a threshold level of distraction, where the threshold level of distraction is determined based at least in part on one or more environmental factors associated with a real world environment in which the user is located. The system also adjusts one or more characteristics of the virtual content based on the determination of whether the level of distraction of the user due to the virtual content exceeds or is less than the threshold level of distraction.

Context-aware extended reality systems

Systems, methods, and non-transitory media are provided for using a wearable ring device for extended reality (XR) functionalities. An example wearable device can include a structure defining a receiving space configured to receive a finger associated with a user, the structure including a first surface configured to contact the finger received via the receiving space; one or more sensors integrated into the structure, the one or more sensors being configured to detect a rotation of at least a portion of the structure about a longitudinal axis of the receiving space; and a wireless transmitter configured to send, to an electronic device, data based on the rotation.

Wearable ring device and user interface processing

Systems, methods, and non-transitory media are provided for tracking operations using data received from a wearable device. An example method can include determining a first position of a wearable device in a physical space; receiving, from the wearable device, position information associated with the wearable device; determining a second position of the wearable device based on the received position information; and tracking, based on the first position and the second position, a movement of the wearable device relative to an electronic device.

Electronic device for tracking objects

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