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US 11,445,339 B1Granted
Extended reality system with virtual tagging for output management using the internet of things
OwnerMichael J. Melcher, Kyle Batemaninventors
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Abstract
A virtual tagging system that includes a management system that allows for multiple authors to manipulate and contribute to an output, the output being displayed on a smart device and being displayed in an augmented reality.
Claims7
A virtual tagging system, comprising:
- a management server connected to a network accessible by a plurality of users;
- a management system in communication with the management server, the management system configured to operate with the management server to create an output;
- one or more virtual tags associated with the output;
- a smart device having a camera, a GPS, and a display, the smart device configured to communicate with the management server and the management system;
- a mobile platform accessible from the smart device, the mobile platform having, the mobile platform configured to receive commands from one or more contributors to create the output;
- a visual representation of the one or more virtual tags, the visual representation providing the output;
- an organized database of a plurality of virtual asset tags, the organized database being accessible via the smart device and the mobile platform, the plurality of virtual asset tags being organized according to a plurality of types of tags;
- wherein the plurality of types of tags comprise one or more of:
- personal experience tags having data relating to an experience;
- organization tags having data related to an activity or task requiring scheduling and organization;
- tracking tags having data relating to tracking of the asset;
- and
- virtual data tags having data relating to virtual properties of the asset;
- and
- a log configured to track all human interaction with the asset;
- wherein the one or more contributors utilize the management system via the mobile platform to manipulate and change the output.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.