Granted Patent B2

US 12,333,353 · App. 18/605,356 · Granted Jun 17, 2025

Inventors: Paulo Jansen (San Mateo, CA); Benjamin Lucas (San Francisco, CA); Forest Rouse (Oakland, CA); Mayan Shay May-Raz (San Francisco, CA); Joshua Hernandez (Redwood City, CA)

Assignee: QUALCOMM Incorporated

G06F9/541G06F3/04815G06F13/102H04L41/08H04L67/125A63F2300/1087G06F2203/04802

Abstract

Claims (30)

1. A host device configured to extend views of virtual content across multiple platforms, the host device comprising:

one or more image-forming components; and

one or more physical processors configured by machine-readable instructions to:

control one or more image-forming components to generate light rays to form a first set of images of virtual content, the one or more image-forming components being configured to present the first set of images superimposed over a real-world scene to create a first view of an interactive space where the virtual content is perceived to be at a first location and perceived to have a first heading from a perspective of the host device within the interactive space;

determine relative location information based on sensor data depicting a mobile computing platform in the real-world scene, the relative location information conveying a location of the mobile computing platform relative to a location of the host device, wherein the sensor data is obtained from one or more sensors of at least one of the host device or a mobile computing platform; and

effectuate communication of information defining the virtual content and the relative location information to the mobile computing platform, the information defining the virtual content and the relative location information causing the mobile computing platform to generate and display a second set of images of the virtual content, the second set of images being superimposed over the real-world scene to create a second view of the interactive space where the virtual content is perceived to be at the first location and perceived to have a second heading within the interactive space, wherein the virtual content is perceived to have the second heading based on the relative location information defined in the information communicated to the mobile computing platform.

2. The host device of claim 1 , wherein:

the first view corresponds to a first field of view from a first point of view in the interactive space, the first point of view corresponding to one or both of a location and heading of the host device; and

the second view corresponds to a second field of view from a second point of view in the interactive space, the second point of view corresponding to one or both of a location and a heading of the mobile computing platform.

3. The host device of claim 1 , wherein the one or more physical processors are further configured by the machine-readable instructions to:

determine the second heading based on the first heading and the relative location information.

4. The host device of claim 1 , wherein the mobile computing platform is configured to:

obtain view information derived from output signals generated by an image sensor coupled to the mobile computing platform, the view information defining views of the real-world scene over which the second set of images of the virtual content are superimposed.

5. The host device of claim 4 , wherein the views of the real-world scene over which the second set of images of the virtual content are superimposed further include depictions of a user of the host device, as the user appears in the real-world scene.

6. The host device of claim 1 , wherein the relative location information is determined at one or both of the host device or the mobile computing platform.

7. A method to extend views of virtual content across multiple platforms, the method comprising:

controlling one or more image-forming components incorporated into a host device, the one or more image-forming components being controlled to generate light rays to form a first set of images of virtual content, the one or more image-forming components being configured to present the first set of images superimposed over a real-world scene to create a first view of an interactive space where the virtual content is perceived to be at a first location and perceived to have a first heading from a perspective of the host device within the interactive space;

determining relative location information based on sensor data depicting a mobile computing platform in the real-world scene, the relative location information conveying a location of the mobile computing platform relative to a location of the host device, wherein the sensor data is obtained from one or more sensors of at least one of the host device or a mobile computing platform; and

effectuating communication of information defining the virtual content and the relative location information to the mobile computing platform, the information defining the virtual content and the relative location information causing the mobile computing platform to generate and display a second set of images of the virtual content, the second set of images being superimposed over the real-world scene to create a second view of the interactive space where the virtual content is perceived to be at the first location and perceived to have a second heading within the interactive space, wherein the virtual content is perceived to have the second heading based on the relative location information defined in the information communicated to the mobile computing platform.

8. The method of claim 7 , wherein:

the first view corresponds to a first field of view from a first point of view in the interactive space, the first point of view corresponding to one or both of a location and heading of the host device; and

the second view corresponds to a second field of view from a second point of view in the interactive space, the second point of view corresponding to one or both of a location and/or a heading of the mobile computing platform.

9. The method of claim 7 , further comprising:

determining the second heading based on the first heading and the relative location information.

10. The method of claim 7 , further comprising:

obtaining view information derived from output signals generated by an image sensor coupled to the mobile computing platform, the view information defining views of the real-world scene over which the second set of images of the virtual content are superimposed.

11. The method of claim 10 , wherein the views of the real-world scene over which the second set of images of the virtual content are superimposed further include depictions of a user of the host device, as the user appears in the real-world scene.

12. The method of claim 7 , wherein the relative location information is determined at one or both of the host device or the mobile computing platform.

13. The host device of claim 1 , wherein the sensor data includes at least one image of the mobile computing platform in the real-world scene.

14. The method of claim 7 , wherein the sensor data includes at least one image of the mobile computing platform in the real-world scene.

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