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AssigneeForward Entertainment & Technology, LLC
InventorsDavid Kyle Miller, Leah Claiborne, James Lowell Ramsey Clarke
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The present disclosure encompasses apparatuses, methods and systems for monitoring, predicting, replicating and simulating particle ray tracing and interfacing said tracing with alert, response, measurement and entertainment systems or devices in an ergonomic fashion. Among the objectives of this disclosure is to autonomously assist users in turning pages or editing sound while playing music or performing other tasks. In order to accomplish this feat, the disclosure requires one or more particle ray observation sensors (PROS), which observe particles and their movement and send a signal to one or more particle ray response relays (PRRR), which perform an action in response to a said signal. This disclosure in its simplest embodiment assists users in turning pages with the turn of the head in. In other such embodiments it may provide an immersive experience for music whether playing music while assisted with page turning or remotely listening to music an immersive environment.
A system for automated page turning comprising one or more observation devices, one or more IoT edge device with GPU capabilities, one or more vision transformer models, and one or more display devices, wherein the one or more observation devices is designed to observe movements or sounds in relation one or more preset or user defined criterion, send a signal to one or more of said IoT edge devices, vision transformer models, display devices or combination therein to trigger page-turning actions.
A method for hands-free page turning comprising capturing a video stream, processing the stream with a vision transformer, detecting predefined gestures, and executing a page-turning action.
A system for particle tracing and duplication in a real or virtual environment utilizing visual sensing for recording of imaging using one or more input devices (including but not limited to cameras, one or more microphones, one or more sensors) and/or one or more output devices, said output devices being real or virtual.
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