Rovi Guides, Inc.

Adeia Guides Inc.

R Balaji

Jeffry Copps Robert Jose

Sai Durga Venkat Reddy Pulikunta

Arun Kumar T V

Ankur Anil Aher

Susanto Sen

Sakura Saito

Systems and methods are described for extended reality environment interaction. An extended reality environment including an object is generated for display, and a first sensor is used to detect that a gaze has shifted from a first portion of the extended reality environment to a second portion of the extended reality environment, where the object is excluded from the first portion of the extended reality environment and included in the second portion of the extended reality environment. An indicator of the shift in the gaze is generated for display within the extended reality environment in response to detecting the gaze shift, and a voice command is detected by a second sensor while the indicator is in a vicinity of the object. In response to detecting the voice command, an action corresponding to the voice command may be executed.

Methods and systems of extended reality environment interaction based on eye motions

Systems and methods are described for extended reality environment interaction. An extended reality environment including an object is generated for display, and a table of eyelid motion identifiers and corresponding actions performable on the object in the extended reality environment is stored in memory. An eyelid motion is detected by using a sensor, and the detected eyelid motion is matched to one of the stored eyelid motion identifiers. An updated version of the extended reality environment, based on the action that corresponds to the matched eyelid motion, is generated for display, in response to matching the detected eyelid motion to one of the stored eyelid motion identifiers.

Systems and methods are described for extended reality environment interaction. An extended reality environment including an object is generated for display, and a sensor is used to detect a gaze directed to a first portion of the extended reality environment, where the object is included in the first portion of the extended reality environment. Opacity-based indicators are generated for display in the vicinity of the first portion of the extended reality environment, and a boundary of the object is identified. Based on the identified boundary of the object, an opacity of the at least one of the opacity-based indicators is varied.

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