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US 12190585
Data processing systems and methods for enhanced augmentation of interactive video content
Current assignee: Genius Sports SS LLC
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Patent summary
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Patent Overview: US 12,190,585 B2
Title: Data processing systems and methods for enhanced augmentation of interactive video content
Patent number: US12190585B2
Application number: US18/511,906
Filed: 2023-11-16
Granted / published: 2025-01-07
Priority date (as listed): 2014-02-28
Anticipated expiration (as listed): 2035-02-27
Status: Active
Inventors: Yu-Han Chang, Tracey Chui Ping Ho, Rajiv Tharmeswaran Maheswaran
Assignee: Current assignee listed as Genius Sports SS LLC (also original assignee). The record notes a 2024-05-01 security interest to Citibank, N.A.; 2024-09-04 assignments involving Second Spectrum, Inc. and Genius Sports SS, LLC (merger and assignment of interest from the inventors); and a 2026-05-01 security interest to U.S. Bank National Association with a release of the Citibank interest.
Continuity: The patent claims priority from a chain of earlier applications, including US14/634,070, US15/586,379, PCT/US2017/051768, US16/675,799, US16/795,834, and US17/117,356. Other version: US20240087317A1.
Purpose and plain-language scope (from the supplied text): The patent concerns data processing systems and methods for "enhanced augmentation of interactive video content." Its classifications place it in video gaming — specifically interconnections between game servers and devices, performing operations on behalf of clients with restricted processing (e.g., servers encoding a game scene into a video stream for a thin client such as a mobile phone), overlaying additional visual information on a game scene (e.g., a head-up display), and generating or modifying game content automatically from real-world data such as measurements in a live racing competition. Prior-art keywords listed include "video," "user," "data," "event," and "semantic."
Limitations of this excerpt: The supplied text contains the bibliographic/classification data and continuity information above, but the claims, detailed description, and drawings are omitted. It therefore does not establish the specific claimed subject matter, the precise technical implementation, or the full scope of protection.
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