Contextual digital assistant for presentation assistance
AssigneeUnify Beteiligungsverwaltung GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsChristian Garbin, Karl Klaghofer, Thomas Lederer, Johannes Ruetschi
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Abstract
A method for presentation assistance can allow seamlessly switching to a pre-recorded presentation, if the speaker who is giving the presentation is not able to continue with it. This can be performed via a digital assistant that is taking over from the speaker using the pre-recorded presentation. A system for implementation of the method can include the digital assistant as well as other system components.
Claims18
A method for presentation assistance, the method comprising the steps of:
- giving, by a speaker, a presentation in an online meeting;
- monitoring, by a digital assistant (DA), the presentation;
- storing, by the DA, search data of the presentation;
- checking, by the DA, whether the speaker has a problem;
- sending, by the DA, the search data to a contextual presentation recording system, (CPRS), in case the speaker has a problem;
- finding, by the CPRS, a matching segment to the search data in a recording of the presentation;
- returning, by the CPRS, answer data to the DA;
- continuing, by the DA, the presentation of the speaker according to the answer data received from the CPRS.
A system for presentation assistance, the system comprising:
- a digital assistant (DA), the DA being communicatively connectable to a contextual presentation recording system, (CPRS);
- the system configured such that an online presentation is monitorable by the DA and search data of the presentation is storable by the DA;
- the DA configured to check whether a speaker of an online presentation has a problem and send the search data to the CPRS in an event the problem is determined to exist via a performed check for the CPRS to find a matching segment to the search data in a recording of the online presentation and return answer data to the DA;
- the DA configured to continue the online presentation based on the answer data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.