Media sharing and communication system
OwnerDavid A. Taylorinventor
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Abstract
A system for recognizing and purchasing items, including smart glasses having a user system integrated therein and having a user interface for displaying items for purchase on the smart glasses, the user system including software that recognizes and tags items available to purchase that a user views through the smart glasses, wherein the user can select an item for purchase with a one-click purchase function, the user system storing user payment and address information on non-transitory computer readable media. A method of shopping with smart glasses, by a user viewing an item with smart glasses, the smart glasses identifying the item for purchase, the user selecting the item for purchase, and the user purchasing the item with a one-click purchase function.
Claims16
A system for recognizing and purchasing items, comprising:
- smart glasses including a user system integrated therein and having a user interface for displaying items for purchase on said smart glasses, said user system including software that recognizes and tags items available to purchase that a user views through said smart glasses, said software configured to recognize each of items shown in media, items in a store window, items in an advertisement, food shown in media, food in a restaurant, items on a person, and items in nature, said user system presenting different pricing options for said item to said user at stores and websites, said user system including artificial intelligence (AI) that suggests related items to said item that said user has viewed and learns style and fit preferences of said user based on user purchasing behavior, item interactions, and real-time contextual inputs, wherein said user can select an item for purchase with a one-click purchase function, said user system storing user payment and address information on non-transitory computer readable media.
A method of shopping with smart glasses, including the steps of:
- a user viewing an item with smart glasses, said smart glasses including software configured to recognize each of items shown in media, items in a store window, items in an advertisement, food shown in media, food in a restaurant, items on a person, and items in nature;
- the smart glasses identifying the item for purchase;
- the user selecting the item for purchase;
- artificial intelligence (AI) integrated on the smart glasses suggesting additional related items to purchase;
- the AI learning style and fit preferences of the user based on user purchasing behavior, item interactions, and real-time contextual inputs;
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- the user purchasing the item with a one-click purchase function.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.