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A method for developing content for a personalized non-profit venue experience using a mobile computing device, comprising: providing an interface for management of a set of multimedia assets; receiving a mapping of multimedia assets to a set of locations on a site plan for the non-profit venue; receiving metadata for the set of multimedia assets; receiving personalized interest data indicating personal philanthropic interests of a visitor to the non-profit venue; and applying a machine learning algorithm to analyze the metadata and the personalized interest data to provide, to a mobile computing device, a selection of a multimedia asset from the set of multimedia assets for consumption by the visitor.
Soule, Christine. (2025). Methods and systems for developing a personalized non-profit venue experience and presenting personalized multimedia to a mobile computing device (U.S. Patent No. 12265994). U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. https://idiyas.com/patent/badge/12265994
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