Applying biometrics to the development of digital content
OwnerAdam Leonard Hallinventor
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Abstract
A method includes providing digital content to a content designer through a device and receiving an input from the content designer through the device indicating a desire to tag an event in the digital content. A user interface is then provided to receive a predicted biometric response from the content designer, the predicted biometric response comprising a biometric response that is expected to be observed in end users when the end users experience the event. An identifier for the event and the predicted biometric response is then stored so that it is associated with the digital content.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- providing digital content to a content designer through a device;
- receiving an input from the content designer through the device indicating a desire to tag an event in the digital content;
- providing a user interface to receive a predicted biometric response from the content designer, the predicted biometric response comprising a biometric response that is expected to be observed in end users when the end users experience the event;
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- storing an identifier for the event and the predicted biometric response so as to be associated with the digital content.
A method comprising:
- for each of a plurality of digital content, receiving a plurality of biometric responses to events that occur during interactions with the digital content;
- using the plurality of biometric responses for the plurality of digital content to construct a model of biometric responses to events;
- receiving information about new digital content and a tagged event in the new digital content;
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- using the model to generate a model biometric response to the event in the new digital content.
A method comprising:
- providing digital content with tagged events to an end user;
- determining when a tagged event is triggered in the digital content;
- retrieving a biometric to be measured for the triggered event;
- measuring the biometric of the end user;
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- determining a variance between the measured biometric and a predicted biometric response for the tagged event.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.