William Richard

Title: Innovations by William Richard in Audiovisual Selection

Introduction

William Richard is an accomplished inventor based in Bruz, France. He has made significant contributions to the field of audiovisual technology, particularly through his innovative methods for selecting parts of audiovisual programs. His work has implications for how users interact with and consume audiovisual content.

Latest Patents

William Richard holds a patent for a "Method for selecting parts of an audiovisual program and device therefor." This invention relates to a method of selecting parts of an audiovisual document. The process begins with analyzing the document using at least two subdividing means to extract at least two groups of audiovisual sequences. Selection criteria associated with each subdividing means are then entered. Finally, a list of sequences that meet all the previously entered selection criteria is generated. A refinement of this method allows for the concatenation of sequences in chronological order to create an audiovisual document that represents the original. Additionally, the invention includes a device for displaying the selected sequences.

Career Highlights

William Richard is currently associated with Thomson Licensing, a company known for its innovations in technology and licensing. His work at Thomson Licensing has allowed him to further develop his ideas and contribute to the advancement of audiovisual technologies.

Collaborations

William has collaborated with notable colleagues such as Lionel Oisel and Ewa Kijak. These partnerships have fostered a creative environment that encourages innovation and the sharing of ideas.

Conclusion

William Richard's contributions to audiovisual technology through his innovative patent demonstrate his expertise and commitment to enhancing user experiences. His work continues to influence the way audiovisual content is selected and consumed.