Methods and systems for rendering holographic content in a first or second mode based on security clearance
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsChristopher J. Hardee, Shikhar Kwatra, Scott E. Schneider
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Abstract
Embodiments for rendering holographic content by one or more processors are described. A security level associated with holographic content is determined. A security clearance associated with a viewer within a proximity of a holographic display is determined. The holographic content is caused to be rendered in a first mode or a second mode by the holographic display based on the determined security level associated with the holographic content and the determined security clearance associated with the viewer.
Claims15
A method, by one or more processors, for rendering holographic content, comprising:
- determining a security level associated with holographic content;
- determining a security clearance associated with a viewer within a proximity of a holographic display;
- causing the holographic content to be rendered in a first mode or a second mode by the holographic display based on the determined security level associated with the holographic content and the determined security clearance associated with the viewer;
- wherein causing the holographic content to be rendered in the second mode by the holographic display includes causing a holographic object to be rendered between the holographic content and the viewer;
- detecting movement of the viewer;
- and
- causing movement of the holographic object based on the detected movement of the viewer such that, in the second mode, the holographic object is rendered at a position in three-dimensional space so as to be continually maintained between the holographic content and the viewer as the viewer moves.
A system for rendering holographic content, comprising:
- at least one processor that
- determines a security level associated with holographic content;
- determines a security clearance associated with a viewer within a proximity of a holographic display;
- causes the holographic content to be rendered in a first mode or a second mode by the holographic display based on the determined security level associated with the holographic content and the determined security clearance associated with the viewer;
- wherein causing the holographic content to be rendered in the second mode by the holographic display includes causing a holographic object to be rendered between the holographic content and the viewer;
- detects movement of the viewer;
- and
- causes movement of the holographic object based on the detected movement of the viewer such that, in the second mode, the holographic object is rendered at a position in three-dimensional space so as to be continually maintained between the holographic content and the viewer as the viewer moves.
A computer program product for rendering holographic content by one or more processors, the computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having computer-readable program code portions stored therein, the computer-readable program code portions comprising:
- an executable portion that determines a security level associated with holographic content;
- an executable portion that determines a security clearance associated with a viewer within a proximity of a holographic display;
- an executable portion that causes the holographic content to be rendered in a first mode or a second mode by the holographic display based on the determined security level associated with the holographic content and the determined security clearance associated with the viewer;
- wherein causing the holographic content to be rendered in the second mode by the holographic display includes causing a holographic object to be rendered between the holographic content and the viewer;
- an executable portion that detects movement of the viewer;
- and
- an executable portion that causes movement of the holographic object based on the detected movement of the viewer such that, in the second mode, the holographic object is rendered at a position in three-dimensional space so as to be continually maintained between the holographic content and the viewer as the viewer moves.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.