Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Srividhya Parthasarathy

Viraj Chandrakant Mantri

Abhishek Malhotra

Saikiran N Chavali

Ramasubramanian Radhakkrishnan

Nandhini Rajendran

Stewart Katz

Pooja Chiluvuri

Pranusha Naandi

Reshmi Philip

Natarajan Jayapal Balajee

One or more computing devices, systems, and/or methods for anchor based content management are provided. A user interface, such as a web page or application, displays content to a user. The user interface is evaluated to generate an anchor layout of cells that are populated with anchors. The user interface is augmented with the anchor layout, which may not be visible to the user. Interaction of the user with the user interface (e.g., eye gaze tracking) is used to detect that the user is interacting with (e.g., looking at) a particular cell. Accordingly, the anchor in the cell is used to display personalized content to the user in place of existing content of the user interface that is located within the cell. The anchor layout, anchors, and personalized content does not modify the original content of the user interface.

Anchor based content management

An illustrative augmented reality (AR) management system determines a first optic parameter of a user corresponding to a first viewed point in a real-world environment and a second optic parameter of the user corresponding to a second viewed point in the real-world environment. The first viewed point and the second viewed point are viewed by the user as the user visually focuses on a target point in the real-world environment. The AR management system determines a depth value of the target point based on the first optic parameter and the second optic parameter, and creates an AR anchor associated with the target point based at least on the depth value. Corresponding methods and systems are also disclosed.

Depth estimation for augmented reality

A device may receive an image and may process the image, with a first model or a second model, to convert the image into a binary image. The device may generate an identifier that identifies the first model, or identifies the second model and a color removed from the image, and may utilize clustering to cluster pixels of the binary image and to generate a segmented image with a quantity of segments. The device may generate a particular number of segments to select, and may select the particular number of segments, as selected segments, from the quantity of segments. The device may mask the selected segments to generate a protected image with masked segments, and may associate the protected image with the identifier and with original pixel data of the masked segments. The device may store the protected image, the identifier, and the original pixel data in a data structure.

Systems and methods for image preprocessing and segmentation for visual data privacy

One or more computing devices, systems, and/or methods for tracking user interaction with objects based upon eye gazing movements are provided. A canvas is populated with grids corresponding to locations of objects and is populated with an eye cursor positioned to track a gaze of a user. A plurality of image frames captured by a camera are evaluated to track interaction of users with the objects. For an image frame, a midpoint between eyes of a user are identified based upon facial landmarks of the user. A current position of the eye cursor is set within the canvas based upon the midpoint. In response to detecting that the eye cursor intersects a first grid in the canvas, the user is identified as interacting with a first object associated with the first grid.

Systems and methods for tracking user interaction with objects based upon eye movements

A user device may receive an image of an area receiving signals from a wireless router; determine a received signal strength indicator (RSSI) based on a signal from the wireless router; determine an initial virtual point in the image; calculate geographical coordinates of the initial virtual point; calculate a signal strength of the wireless router at the geographical coordinates and based on the RSSI; provide for display an augmented reality indication of the signal strength in the image and at the initial virtual point; receive inputs indicating movements of the initial virtual point to new virtual points in the image; calculate new geographical coordinates of the new virtual points; calculate new signal strengths of the wireless router at the new geographical coordinates and based on the RSSI; and provide for display augmented reality indications of the new signal strengths in the image and at the new virtual points.

Systems and methods for dynamically estimating real time signal strengths for a wireless router using augmented reality

A device may cause a short range wireless communication component to scan for threshold signals. The device may receive a plurality of threshold signals associated with short range wireless communication devices, the short range wireless communication devices being associated with a plurality of products. The device may determine received signal strength indicators (RSSIs) of the plurality of threshold signals; and may identify, based on the RSSIs, a short range wireless communication device, of the short range wireless communication devices, that is nearest the device. The device may establish a short range wireless communication connection with the short range wireless communication device, the short range wireless communication device being associated with a product. The device may obtain, via the short range wireless communication connection, product information associated with the product; and may perform an action associated with rendering the product information on a display of the device.

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