Alphabet – Bruce L. Davis, Edward B. Knudson, Geoffrey B. Rhoads, Tony F. Rodriguez, Colin P. Cornaby, Eoin C. Sinclair, Eliot Rogers, Digimarc Corp

Abstract for “Smartphone-based methods, systems”

“Arrangements that involve portable devices (e.g. smartphones and tablets computers) have been disclosed. One arrangement allows content creators to choose the software that will render their content. This ensures continuity between artistic intent and delivery. Another uses a device camera for identifying nearby subjects and taking actions based on that information. Some others rely on near field chips (RFID), which allow for the identification of objects and audio streams (e.g. music, voice). Some technologies improve the user interfaces for such devices. Some arrangements allow discovery of both audio-visual content without the user having to switch between them. These devices can also be used for shopping, text entry and vision-based discoveries. Other improvements include architectural ones, such as those relating to evidence-based machines and blackboard systems. Other technologies include computational photography. There are many other features and arrangements that can be added to the photos.

Background for “Smartphone-based methods, systems”

“Other Arrangements”

“Filtering/Highlighting Data Streams by Reference to Object Interactions”

“Text Entry”

“Sign Language”

“Streaming Mode Detector”

“Evidence-Based State Machines and Blackboard-Based Systems”

“More on Middleware Etc.”

“Linked Data as an Atomic Construction of Mobile Discovery”

“ImageSensor3DF12_ImageTime=2011040118060103_Pixel(0,0); HasRedValue; 45”

“ImageSensor3DF12_ImageTime=2011040118060103_Pixel(0,0); HasGreenValue; 32”

“Another might be”

“Linked Data”

“Mixed-Domain Displays”

“Watermark-Cueing Patterns”

“Layers for Information Presentation”

“Encoded data translation”

“Smartphone-Aided Personal Shopping Service.”

“Convenient Compatibility Decisions”

“Computational Photography” and “Subliminal Reference Information”

“More on Blur.”

“Hybrid Watermark/Salient Point/Barcode/NFC Arrangements”

“Salient Points & Watermark Detection.”

“Salient points for image de-noising”

“Channelized Audio Watermarks”

“Disambiguation Multiple Objects in a Captured Scene.”

Print-to-Web Payments, e.g. for Newspapers

“Tags linked to Movable Objects.”

“Smartphone Hardware and RDF triples”

“Synchronized Background”

“Linking Displays and Mobile Devices”

“Migrating Tasks between Devices”

“LED Lighting”

“User Experience” and “User Interface”

“Illustrative Sequences Of Operations”

“Further Disclosure”

“Discovery Extended”

“Review”

“Concluding Remarks”

Summary for “Smartphone-based methods, systems”

“Other Arrangements”

“Filtering/Highlighting Data Streams by Reference to Object Interactions”

“Text Entry”

“Sign Language”

“Streaming Mode Detector”

“Evidence-Based State Machines and Blackboard-Based Systems”

“More on Middleware Etc.”

“Linked Data as an Atomic Construction of Mobile Discovery”

“ImageSensor3DF12_ImageTime=2011040118060103_Pixel(0,0); HasRedValue; 45”

“ImageSensor3DF12_ImageTime=2011040118060103_Pixel(0,0); HasGreenValue; 32”

“Another might be”

“Linked Data”

“Mixed-Domain Displays”

“Watermark-Cueing Patterns”

“Layers for Information Presentation”

“Encoded data translation”

“Smartphone-Aided Personal Shopping Service.”

“Convenient Compatibility Decisions”

“Computational Photography” and “Subliminal Reference Information”

“More on Blur.”

“Hybrid Watermark/Salient Point/Barcode/NFC Arrangements”

“Salient Points & Watermark Detection.”

“Salient points for image de-noising”

“Channelized Audio Watermarks”

“Disambiguation Multiple Objects in a Captured Scene.”

Print-to-Web Payments, e.g. for Newspapers

“Tags linked to Movable Objects.”

“Smartphone Hardware and RDF triples”

“Synchronized Background”

“Linking Displays and Mobile Devices”

“Migrating Tasks between Devices”

“LED Lighting”

“User Experience” and “User Interface”

“Illustrative Sequences Of Operations”

“Further Disclosure”

“Discovery Extended”

“Review”

“Concluding Remarks”

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