Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Timothy Paul James Gerard Kindberg

John Collomosse

Jean Tourrilhes

Kan Zhang

Kenton O'Hara

Paul John Marsh

A content encoder for encoding content into a source image for display on a display device includes inputs for receiving data representing content to be encoded into the source image; a processor arranged to encode the content into a sequence of display frames each including the source image, the content encoded as a time varying two-dimensional pattern of luminosity modulations of portions of the source image to form a sequence of encoded images of the source image; and outputs arranged to output the sequence of encoded images to the display device.

Content encoded luminosity modulation

A method of generating a sequence of display frames for display on a display device, wherein the sequence of display frames are derived from a data string which is encoded to include error correction in order to enable recreation of the data string at a receiving device, includes dividing the data string to be encoded into a plurality of source segments; encoding the plurality of source segments to generate a plurality of codewords, each codeword comprising a plurality of codeword bits; and positioning codeword bits in the sequence of frames.

Method of generating a sequence of display frames for display on a display device

A method of enabling a mobile device to access content relating to a user-selected portion of a web page, the method comprising: receiving a request for the content; generating an information element representative of the requested content, the information element being arranged to enable the mobile device to access the content; and outputting the information element to the mobile device.

Method of enabling the downloading of content

The present disclosure describes encoding sequence information into a sequence of display frames for display on a display device. An example of encoding sequence information includes generating the sequence of display frames, inserting monitor flags within each display frame, each monitor flag being capable of moving between a first state and a second state, setting the state of monitor flags within each display frame to a predetermined configuration, and encoding sequence information in the sequence of display frames such that neighboring display frames in the sequence have different predetermined configurations.

Encoder and decoder and methods of encoding and decoding sequence information with inserted monitor flags

The present invention provides for validating an association between computing devices using a succession of human-perceptible stimuli such as sounds, lights colors or shapes. Commands are sent from the initiating device to the responding device in encrypted messages. Human-perceptible stimuli are formed at the responding device in response to at least some of the commands. The responder searches for messages that the responder is unable to decrypt and that are received in a time interval before messages that the responder is able to decrypt. The succession of human-perceptible stimuli may be harmonized, in which case, an association between the initiating device and the responding device is validated when the human-perceptible stimuli formed by the initiating device and the human-perceptible stimuli formed by the responding device are harmonized together.

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Bristol, United Kingdom

Timothy Paul James Gerard Kindberg