Aliphcom

Nike, Inc.

Motorola Corporation

Isabella Products, Inc.

Motorola Mobility LLC

Nike Innovate C.v.

Roberto Tagliabue

Jason Nims

Hyang S Kim

Danielle M Quatrochi

Michael E Caine

Brent Everett Koeppel

Angela Chang

Tadeo T Toulis

Matthew I Growney

Joonwoo Park

Lisa Y Yong

Conor P O'Sullivan

Ignacio Germade

Adam A Kumpf

Marco Susani

Edward A Hirsch

Danielle Quatrochi

An avatar or avatar environment to visualize data may be provided within a social networking system or service, for example as part of the Internet, and/or within a desktop widget, panel, gadget, or the like. The avatar may further evolve or alter its appearance, animation, or other visual or audio characteristics in response to the data or other input such as athletic activity performed by a corresponding user. In particular, the avatar of an embodiment may respond to and provide visualization of athletic or sport performance data.

System and method for creating an avatar

An embodiment is an avatar or avatar environment to visualize data within an athletic performance system or service and/or a social network system or service, for example as part of the Internet. The avatar may further evolve or alter its appearance, animation, or other visual or audio characteristics in response to the data or other input. In particular, the avatar of an embodiment may respond to and provide visualization of athletic or sport performance data. According to one or more aspects, an avatar may be placed on other network sites and updated based on athletic performance data. The avatar may be awarded for goals achieved by a user. The awards or gifts may further include non-avatar related items such as apparel, gift cards and the like.

Interactive avatar for social network services

Systems and techniques for the collection and display of athletic information. Athletic data relating to a single person or group of people is collected at a central location, and subsequently displayed at a desired remote location so that the person or people can review and critique their performance. In addition, athletic data for multiple persons can be collected at a central location, and subsequently displayed to a user at a desired remote location, so that the user can compare his or her athletic activities to others.

Collection and display of athletic information

An apparatus compares athletic information relating to a user performing an athletic activity. The apparatus has a module () that generates a first set of athletic data corresponding to athletic information corresponding to the athletic activity performed by the user. The module has a memory () storing a second set of athletic data. The module compares the first set of athletic data to the second set of athletic data and communicates content to the user based on the comparison of the first set of athletic data to the second set of athletic data. The apparatus also has a module () that determines the expected time of athletic activity and selects a set of feedback data having a duration proximate the expected time of athletic activity, wherein the module communicates the selected set of feedback data to the user.

Real-time comparison of athletic information

The invention provides, in one aspect, a multimedia content sharing system that includes (i) a shared content server which stores items of content (such as still, moving images and audio) and (ii) a plurality of nodes, each of which is in communications with the shared content server via cellular telephone and/or other data networks. The shared content server transmits items of content to a first set of the nodes 'automatically,' e.g., without requests by users of those nodes for the items. At least one node in that first set displays the content of received items (e.g., on an LCD screen) and accepts user feedback in regard to those items. That feedback&#x2014;which may be, for example, a command to copy an item into an 'album', to rotate an item on the display, to block another node from displaying the items, and/or to block a sender (or creator) of the item from sending further items of content from presenting&#x2014;is transmitted back to the shared content server for distribution to other nodes, which alter their own respective displays of the items accordingly.

Systems and methods for multimedia content sharing

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Lake Oswego, OR, United States of America

Roberto Tagliabue