Techniques for Displaying Shared DIgital Assets Consistently across Different Displays
AssigneePrysm, Inc.
InventorsDino C. Carlos, Adam P. Cuzzort, Brandon Fischer
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AssigneePrysm, Inc.
InventorsDino C. Carlos, Adam P. Cuzzort, Brandon Fischer
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In one embodiment of the present invention, a collaboration engine is configured to display shared digital assets consistently across displays. The collaboration engine receives container metadata generated based on a first location and first size of a digital asset within a first scaled workspace displayed on a first display. In response, the collaboration engine computes a second location and second size of the digital asset based on the container metadata and the size of a second scaled workspace. Finally, the collaboration engine configures the second device to display the digital asset within the second scaled workspace based on the second location and the second size. Notably, the container metadata correlates to the appearance of the digital asset on the first display, and the appearance of the digital asset on the second display correlates to the container metadata. Consequently, the appearance of the digital asset is consistent across the displays.
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A computer-implemented method for sharing a digital asset across a plurality of displays, the method comprising:
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.