International Business Machines Corporation

Thomas Jefferson Sandridge

Jacob Thomas Covell

Sarbajit Kumar Rakshit

Tushar Agrawal

Zachary A Silverstein

Robert Huntington Grant

Jeremy R Fox

Martin G Keen

Raghuveer Prasad Nagar

Clement Decrop

Nicholas Bokun

John Michael Ganci, Jr

Shikhar Kwatra

Logan Bailey

Abhishek Malvankar

Alan Chung

Kevin C Huang

Alvin Zhang

Jon Walheim

Dylan Zucker

Mark Turano

Jacky Lu

Girish Ratnam

Caroline Gaeta

Dasson Tan

Emma Alexandra Vert

Matthew Digman

Jessica L Zhao

A computer-implemented method for displaying an augmented reality (AR) object is disclosed. The computer-implemented method includes identifying a physical object of interest in a user's AR field of view (FOV), determining an amount of time required for the physical object of interest to be displayed within the user's AR FOV, based on the user's relative position and movement with respect to the physical object of interest, determining the physical object of interest is no longer in the user's physical FOV prior to an expiration of the determined amount of time required for the physical object to be displayed within the user's AR FOV, and displaying a digital object corresponding to the physical object of interest in the users AR FOV until the determined amount of time required for the physical object to be displayed within the user's AR FOV has expired.

Velocity based dynamic augmented reality object adjustment

According to one embodiment, a method, computer system, and computer program product for mixed-reality peripheral interfacing is provided. The present invention may include recording, with a camera, video footage of a peripheral held by a user participating in a mixed-reality environment; extracting, by a processor, peripheral data from the video footage; extracting interface data from the video footage; extracting input data entered into the peripheral by the user; responsive to determining that one or more keybindings do not match the peripheral, rebinding one or more keybindings of the peripheral based on the peripheral data; displaying a virtual representation of the peripheral to the user within the mixed-reality environment based on the peripheral data; and displaying a virtual representation of the user interacting with the virtual representation of the peripheral within the mixed-reality environment based on the interface data and the input data.

Dynamic augmented reality and screen-based rebinding based on detected behavior

An embodiment includes tokenizing a code segment generated by an integrated development environment responsive to user input, the tokenizing resulting in a tokenized code segment. The embodiment generates a search query by analyzing the tokenized code segment using a trained neural network. The embodiment executes a querying process that searches a knowledge base using the search query for a hardware requirement associated with the code segment, and detects a search result that conveys the hardware requirement as including a specialized hardware resource. The embodiment generates a time allotment associated with execution of the code segment using a second trained neural network that predicts the time allotment based on the tokenized code segment. The embodiment issues an instruction associated with the code segment to a hardware scheduler causing the hardware scheduler to allocate the specialized hardware resource for an amount of time corresponding to the time allotment.

Cognitive allocation of specialized hardware resources

A computer-implemented method to provide collaboration between a group of vehicles. The method includes linking two or more vehicles into a group, wherein each vehicle is partially automated, includes a plurality of sensors, and are performing a common task. The method further includes generating, for each vehicle, a 360 degree view of the vehicle with data from the plurality of sensors. The method includes aggregating the 360 degree view for each vehicle into a group view, that includes all the grouped vehicles. The method includes displaying the group view on an augmented reality (AR) device a, where the group view includes a relative location for each vehicle in the group. The method includes applying a set of rules to the group of vehicles, wherein the rules provide instructions to each vehicle how to operate within the group, where the set of rules is configured to complete the task.

Multi-vehicle collaboration with group visualization

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to gesture-based one-time password (OTP) authentication for transactions. Initiation of a transaction can be detected. Contextual information associated with the transaction can be received. In response to detecting the initiation of the transaction and based on the contextual information associated with the transaction, a one-time password (OTP) comprising one or more gestures to be performed by a user can be generated. A command can be transmitted to display the one or more gestures to be performed on an extended reality (XR) device worn by the user. In response to validating user performance of the one or more gestures displayed via the XR device, the transaction can be authorized.

Gesture based one-time password generation for transactions

Embodiments of the present invention provide computer-implemented methods, computer program products and computer systems. Embodiments of the present invention can monitor user activity for one or more user interactions performed while connected to a Virtual Private Network. Embodiments of the present invention can then identify potential risks associated with a user and respective user interactions. Embodiments of the present invention can then, in response to determining a respective user interaction of the one or more interactions is suspicious, generate a real time risk score for the respective user interaction. Embodiments of the present invention can then, in response to the generate real time risk score exceeding a threshold level of risk for the respective user interaction, initiate a secondary authentication protocol.

Device step-up authentication system

Disclosed embodiments provide techniques to identify the in-context meanings of natural language in order to decipher the evolution or creation of new vocabulary words and create a more holistic user experience. Thus, disclosed embodiments improve the technical field of digital content comprehension. In embodiments, machine learning is used to identify sentiment of text, perform entity detection to determine topics of text, and/or perform image analysis on images used in digital content. Words, symbols, and images that are determined to be potentially unfamiliar to a user are augmented with a supplemental definition indication. Invoking the supplemental definition indication enables rendering of additional definition information for the user. This serves to accelerate understanding of digital content such as webpages and social media posts.

Digital content vernacular analysis

One or more computer processors establish a geofence surrounding a display having a plurality of pixels capable of change based on one or more display capabilities. The one or more computer processors monitor for a change in at least one pixel of the plurality of pixels. The one or more computer processors identify a photosensitive user within the established geofence. The one or more computer processors responsive to the at least one pixel change associated with the display, calculate a photosensitivity score utilizing a model trained for one or more photosensitive conditions associated with the photosensitive user. The one or more computer processors adjust the display to show a change on the at least one pixel based on the calculated photosensitivity score.

Dynamic modification of geofenced displays

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to in-air control regions. Communication between an electronic pen and a device can be established. Two or more in-air control regions above the device can be defined, each in-air control region specifying a set of functions that can be performed by the electronic pen. A determination can be made that the electronic pen is within a first in-air control region of the two or more in-air control regions, the first in-air control region specifying a first set of functions that can be performed by the electronic pen. In response to input received from the electronic pen within the first in-air control region, at least one function of the first set of functions can be executed.

In-air control regions

In an approach for dynamically adjusting parallel reality (PR) displays, a processor configures a viewing event. A processor receives data from data collecting devices located throughout a location of the viewing event. A processor classifies a crowd of the viewing event into at least two partitions using a learning-based neural network that ingests the data. A processor selects content to be displayed to each of the at least two partitions. A processor enables a PR display to simultaneously display the content to each of the at least two partitions.

Dynamic adjustment of parallel reality displays

Described are techniques for preserving data security for sensitive information. The techniques including identifying sensitive information in first audio data from a first client device. The techniques further comprise generating second audio data including hashed sensitive information, where the hashed sensitive information comprises an audio clip that replaces the sensitive information and that is based on the sensitive information. The techniques further comprise transmitting the second data including the hashed sensitive information to a second client device. The techniques further comprise receiving third audio data including the hashed sensitive information from the second client device. The techniques further comprise generating fourth audio data by replacing the hashed sensitive information with the sensitive information and transmitting the fourth audio data including the sensitive information to the first client device.

Intelligent hashing of sensitive information

A method of power control for mobile devices, comprising providing a power management application in a first mobile device of a plurality of mobile devices, and wirelessly sharing power among the plurality of mobile devices according to at least one of the user-selectable power sharing templates. The power management application may include a plurality of user-selectable power sharing templates that define how the plurality of mobile devices will share power between themselves. The power management application may recommend one of the plurality of power sharing templates for activities by a user of the first mobile device.

Multi-device power management

Computer implemented methods involving mechanical configuration of a mechanically configurable display device, with the methods variously involving, more specifically: (i) providing instructions for an optimal mechanical configuration; (ii) determining what content objects (for example, text portions, graphic images) can be displayed on a given mechanical configuration; and/or (iii) determining which computer programs (for example, apps) are compatible with the various possible configurations of the display device.

Display of directions for configuring mechanically adjustable display screen

A first user input is detected from a client device. The first user input is directed at a video content that includes a set of one or more topics, the first user input is from a viewer of the video content. A set of one or more frames in the video content is analyzed based on the first user input. A first topic in the video content is identified based on the set of frames and based on the viewer. The video content, related to the first topic of the set of topics, is altered based on the set of frames and based on the viewer.

Responsive video content alteration

An approach for cognitively processing documents to ameliorate inadvertent sharing of sensitive information during electronic communications is disclosed. The approach determines a first context and historical context of an electronic communication being prepared for transmission. The approach determines one or more risk scores based on the first context and the historical context. The approach assigns the one or more risk scores to the first context and the historical context and determining whether the one or more risk scores exceed one or more predetermined thresholds. The approach executes an action plan to prevent sensitive document from being transmitted should the risk score exceed the threshold.

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Thomas Jefferson Sandridge