Display of supplemental content
AssigneeDisney Enterprises, Inc.
InventorsEvan M. Goldberg, Daniel L. Baker, Steven M. Chapman, Dane M. Coffey, Matthew Deuel, Mark R. Mine
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Abstract
The present disclosure describes a method for displaying supplemental content. The method includes determining environmental characteristics, e.g., wall space, empty areas, colors, etc., for a display environment, determining supplemental content based in part on a primary content displayed by a primary display, and displaying the supplemental content in the display environment.
Claims20
A method of displaying supplemental content comprising:
- determining one or more environmental characteristics for a display environment;
- determining supplemental content based in part on a primary content displayed by a primary display;
- and
- displaying the supplemental content in the display environment.
A system for displaying supplemental content comprising:
- a primary display configured to display primary content;
- and
- a supplemental display configured to display supplemental content different from the primary content, wherein the supplemental display is configured to:
- determine a display location for the supplemental content based on an analysis of detected environmental characteristics of a display environment of the primary content;
- select the supplemental content based in part on the display location and the primary content;
- and
- display the supplemental content at the display location.
A non-tangible computer readable medium storing instructions that when read by a computer cause the computer to:
- determine a display location for supplemental content to be displayed by a supplemental display based on an analysis of detected environmental characteristics of a display environment for primary content displayed by a primary display;
- select the supplemental content based in part on the display location and the primary content;
- and
- display the supplemental content at the display location.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.