International Business Machines Corporation

Saikrishna Vennam

Michael R Billau

Trenton J Johnson

Alissa J Hartenbaum

Spencer Thomas Reynolds

Ramratan Vennam

Belinda M Vennam

A method includes logging, at a processor, user-performed actions in a computer-generated interactive environment. The method also includes determining statistics of the user-performed actions. The statistics indicate at least a frequency of each particular type of user-performed action and a sequential order of the user-performed actions. The method further includes accessing a data structure that includes a plurality of nodes. Each node of the plurality of nodes corresponds to a choice presented within the computer-generated interactive environment. The method also includes linking different nodes of the plurality of nodes based on the statistics to generate sequential action data and applying a set of rules to at least a portion of the statistics to generate character profile data. The method further includes generating a recap of the user-performed actions based on the sequential action data and the character profile data.

User-specific recap for computer-generated interactive environments

Embodiments relate to use of proximity sensors to control a digital interface. More specifically, proximity detection and analysis of the sensors, and translating the proximity into one or more commands is utilized to control the interface. In various embodiments, a system is provided with a set of sensors operatively coupled to a secondary surface. The sensors are in communication with a hub positioned proximal to the sensors. The hub is configured to be in communication with a remote interface. Similarly, the remote interface is configured operatively coupled to a remote physical device (e.g. digital interface). As changes in the sensor position data are measured, the remote interface device communicates an action based on a set of rules. The action is communicated from the interface to the remote physical device and functions to physically transform a functional aspect of the device.

Remote control via proximity data

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