IP Library Patent Application 17845645
Patent Application
App. No. 17/845,645

Contextual Message Delivery in Artificial Reality

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17/845,645
Abstract

An artificial reality communications and sharing system can deliver messages when a specified recipient context is detected; can display artificial reality gesture effects in response to particular gesture triggers tied to those XR gesture effects; can define actions of an artificial reality content sharing system for sharing content to user-selectable destinations; and can automatically update a user's status in an artificial reality social-networking setting.

Claims (18)

1 . A method for delivering messages when a specified recipient context is detected, the method comprising:

receiving a message, for at least one recipient, with an associated context expression;

receiving context conditions for the at least one recipient;

evaluating the context expression based on the context conditions and determining that the context expression is satisfied; and

in response, delivering the message to the at least one recipient.

2 . A method for displaying an XR effect in response to a particular gesture trigger, the method comprising:

receiving an XR effect with a defined triggering gesture;

providing a notification of what gesture is needed to trigger the XR effect;

monitoring positions of one or more user body parts;

determining that the monitored positions match the gesture needed to trigger the XR effect and, in response:

activating the XR effect.

3 . A method for providing interfaces and interaction modalities for sharing a content item to a user-selected destination, the method comprising:

receiving a selection of a sharable content item;

where the selection designates a destination, identifying the destination;

where the selection does not designate a destination,

providing a first UI to identify a sharing action; and

providing a second UI to identify the destination; and

sharing the selected content item to the selected destination.