Visibility detection using gesture fingerprinting
AssigneeFamous Industries, Inc.
InventorsMark H. Lu, Steven E. Newcomb
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Abstract
Various implementations related to visibility detection using gesture fingerprinting are described. In one such implementation, a computer-implemented method includes receiving an input triggering a visible application to be presented on a display device, capturing visibility data associated with the visible application and the input, determining a visibility of the visible application by comparing the visibility data with visibility criteria, and storing the determined visibility of the visible application.
Claims20
A computer implemented method of detecting a visibility of an application, the method comprising:
- receiving an input triggering presentation of a visible application on a display device;
- capturing visibility data associated with the visible application and the input;
- determining a visibility of the visible application by comparing the visibility data with visibility criteria;
- and
- storing the determined visibility of the visible application.
A system comprising:
- one or more processors;
- and
- one or more memories storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the system to perform operations including:
- receiving an input triggering a visible application to be presented on a display device;
- capturing visibility data associated with the visible application and the input;
- determining a visibility of the visible application by comparing the visibility data with visibility criteria;
- and
- storing the determined visibility of the visible application.
A computer implemented method for determining a visibility of a visible content, the method comprising:
- determining that visible content is being presented in a graphical user interface on a display device;
- capturing visibility data associated with the visible content, the visibility data including pixel information representing displayed pixels of the graphical user interface;
- capturing sensor data associated with the display device;
- comparing the visibility data to a visibility criteria;
- comparing the sensor data to the visibility criteria;
- determining a visibility of the visible content based on the comparison of the visibility data to the visibility criteria and the comparison of the sensor data to the visibility criteria;
- and
- storing the visibility of the visible content.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.