Deutsche Telekom had 13 patents in metaverse during Q2 2024. Deutsche Telekom AG’s patents in Q2 2024 include techniques for hand-movement based interactions with augmented reality objects, controlling audio sources in virtual reality environments, managing capacity of virtual spaces in a metaverse, measuring latency of connections in distributed applications, and selecting time division duplex patterns for user equipment based on quality of service parameters. GlobalData’s report on Deutsche Telekom gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Deutsche Telekom had no grants in metaverse as a theme in Q2 2024.
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Application: Hand-movement based interaction with augmented reality objects (Patent ID: US20240201787A1)
The patent filed by Deutsche Telekom AG discloses techniques for hand-movement based interactions with augmented reality objects. The system determines a set of hand gestures associated with interactions with virtual objects in an AR environment, captures the environment using a smartphone camera, and presents the AR environment on the smartphone display. Hand gestures performed in the camera's field of view are captured and matched to specific interactions with virtual objects, allowing for effective interaction using hand gestures.
The patent includes claims for a computer-readable storage medium storing instructions that enable the system to determine hand gestures, capture interactions, and interact with virtual objects based on specific gestures. The system can select virtual objects based on hand gestures, receive gesture libraries from remote servers, and specify movements and directions for interactions. Additionally, the patent covers systems with hardware processors and memory storing instructions for hand gesture interactions in AR environments, including selecting objects based on gestures and specifying movements. The patent also includes claims related to telecommunications network connectivity and the use of remote servers for alternate reality engine storage and data transmission.
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