Extended reality (XR) modeling of network user devices via peer devices
AssigneeT-Mobile USA, Inc.
InventorsSusan Dawn Andreson, Eric Foster, Jim Joojin Song, Ali Daniali, Brian Garcia
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AssigneeT-Mobile USA, Inc.
InventorsSusan Dawn Andreson, Eric Foster, Jim Joojin Song, Ali Daniali, Brian Garcia
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Network subscriber devices simulate peer devices via virtual models displayed within a real-time capture of a physical environment, as an extended reality (XR) experience for users. Immersion of the XR experience is enhanced based on layering the virtual model of a simulated device in relation to digits of a user included within the real-time capture, thus appearing like the user is holding the simulated device. The digits of the user that are layered above the virtual model can be tracked such that the user can move these digits to make virtual inputs to the simulated device that can cause virtual display content shown with the virtual model to change. Device specification information is also shown within the XR experience. Via the XR experience, network subscribers can be better informed on devices available for use on a telecommunication network and can immediately acquire devices being simulated within the XR experience.
A non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium comprising instructions recorded thereon, wherein the instructions when executed by at least one data processor of a first mobile phone physically operated by a subscriber of a telecommunication network, cause the first mobile phone to perform a process comprising:
A computing device comprising:
A method comprising:
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