Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Michael Noh

Pranav K Mistry

Sajid Hassan Sadi

Brian Thomas Harms

Cathy Kim

Ruokan He

Sergio Perdices-Gonzalez

Link Chun Huang

Anthony S Liot

Jason Yeh

Curtis D Aumiller

Simon J Gibbs

Abhijit Z Bendale

Jiawei Zhang

Marc Estruch Tena

Ranhee Chung

Jihee Kim

Ayesha Mudassir Khwaja

Bola Esther Yoo

Anil Unnikrishnan

Thomas Brenner

Rahul Budhiraja

Brian Dongwoo Lee

Cheoljun Lee

Sangwoo Han

Praveen Jayakumar

Junyeon Cho

Yedan Qian

Robert Wang

Jack Thrun

Yingying Ren

Soichan Nget

Ik Seon Kang

Younseong Kim

Sergi Perdices-Gonzalez

Samara Ren

Brian Harms

Saji Sadi

Dru Nget

An apparatus and method for a wall clock AI voice assistant, such as a computing device, is provided herein. The wall-mountable electronic clock includes an optical sensor, a microphone, a digital display and a speaker. The optical sensor captures image data representing at least a portion of a user. The microphone receives an audio input from the user when certain criteria is met, such as when the image data representing at least a portion of the user is captured. The digital display provides visual information to the user provided in response to the captured image data or the audio input. The speaker provides audio information provides from a digital voice assistant in response to the captured image data or the audio input.

Wall clock AI voice assistant

In one embodiment, a method includes presenting to a user, on a display of a head-worn client computing device, a three-dimensional video including images of a real-life scene that is remote from the user's physical environment. The method also includes presenting to the user, on the display of the head-worn client computing device, a graphical object including an image of the user's physical environment or a virtual graphical object.

Presentation of three-dimensional video

In one embodiment, a computing system may access one or more frames of media content with each frame corresponding to at least part of an image. The computing system may automatically detect at least one object in at least one of the one or more frames. The computing system may automatically identify the at least one object. For each of the identified objects, the computing system may automatically determine an annotation corresponding to that object and each annotation may include one or more graphical elements. For each annotation, the computing system may automatically associate that annotation for display with its corresponding object.

Augmented reality

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Michael Noh