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US 11,887,054 B2Granted
Virtual planogram management systems and methods
AssigneeNant Holdings IP, LLC
InventorPatrick Soon-Shiong
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Abstract
Systems and methods of constructing and managing virtual planograms are presented. Contemplated systems allow for construction of a virtual planogram, which can be used to present consumers virtual inventory items as being available for purchase via a display device. The display device can include an electronic billboard within an establishment, a mall for example, or include a user's smart device, a cell phone or tablet for example.
Claims20
An interactive transaction system, comprising:
- at least one computer-readable memory storing software instructions;
- at least one display;
- and
- at least one processor coupled with the at least one computer-readable memory and the at least one display, wherein the at least one processor, upon execution of the software instructions, performs operations to:
- obtain at least one dynamic virtual planogram from a planogram server based on a device location derived from sensor data, wherein the device location is based on at least one of the following:
- a GPS location, an address, a city, a zip code, a statistic, a proximity, or a distance;
- render, on the at least one display, an augmented reality view according to the at least one dynamic virtual planogram, wherein the augmented reality view has a set of virtual inventory items that are available for purchase and is superimposed on an image of a background real-world scene, and wherein the set of virtual inventory items comprises at least one of the following:
- a video game, a video game item, a video game weapon, a video game tool, a digital song, a digital album, or a digital video;
- and
- permit, via the display and according to the at least one dynamic virtual planogram, a user to have at least one interaction with the set of virtual inventory items including a transaction.
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A method comprising:
- obtaining at least one dynamic virtual planogram from a planogram server based on a device location derived from sensor data, wherein the device location is based on at least one of the following:
- a GPS location, an address, a city, a zip code, a statistic, a proximity, or a distance;
- rendering, on at least one display, an augmented reality view according to the at least one dynamic virtual planogram, wherein the augmented reality view has a set of virtual inventory items that are available for purchase and is superimposed on an image of a background real-world scene, and wherein the set of virtual inventory items comprises at least one of the following:
- a video game, a video game item, a video game weapon, a video game tool, a digital song, a digital album, or a digital video;
- and
- permitting, via the at least one display and according to the at least one dynamic virtual planogram, a user to have at least one interaction with the set of virtual inventory items including a transaction.
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A non-transitory computer-readable medium including instructions thereon, which, when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to perform one or more operations comprising:
- obtaining at least one dynamic virtual planogram from a planogram server based on a device location derived from sensor data, wherein the device location is based on at least one of the following:
- a GPS location, an address, a city, a zip code, a statistic, a proximity, or a distance;
- rendering, on at least one display, an augmented reality view according to the at least one dynamic virtual planogram, wherein the augmented reality view has a set of virtual inventory items that are available for purchase and is superimposed on an image of a background real-world scene, and wherein the set of virtual inventory items comprises at least one of the following:
- a video game, a video game item, a video game weapon, a video game tool, a digital song, a digital album, or a digital video;
- and
- permitting, via the at least one display and according to the at least one dynamic virtual planogram, a user to have at least one interaction with the set of virtual inventory items including a transaction.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.