Smart media display
A method of utilizing Wi-Fi based passive motion detection to deliver targeted advertising through a smart TV is provided. The system uses an agent in connection with the wireless access point that the Smart TV uses to access the internet to make motion determinations. The CSI data of the access point is analyzed to identify if a user is present, if the user is stationary, the previous location of the user, and the activity the user is currently engaged in. An advertisement may be selected based on a last visited location and activity. Such advertisements may further be delivered to more engaged viewers when the advertiser pays a higher rate.
1. A method of using passive motion data for advertisement targeting, the method comprising:
identifying one or more locations of a user within a monitored space based on observed strength of wireless impulse response data from one or more wireless access points;
identifying one or more physical activities of the user at each of the identified locations based on observed pattern changes in an amplitude of the wireless impulse response data from the one or more wireless access points;
determining an engagement level of the user within the monitored space at each of the identified locations associated with each of the physical activities based on other pattern changes in the amplitude of the wireless impulse response data from the one of the wireless access points;
aggregating the physical activities in a history database based on the identified physical activities at each of the identified locations and the engagement level to determine a historical pattern of physical activities;
identifying a current physical activity of the user at a current location within the monitored space based on pattern changes in an amplitude of current wireless impulse response data from the one of the wireless access points; and
prioritizing a list of advertisements for display on a display device based on the current physical activity of the user and the historical pattern of activities.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein identifying the activities of the user includes:
identifying a duration of each of the physical activities based on the wireless impulse response data; and
storing the duration in the history database.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein
identifying the physical activities of the user includes storing the identified location of the user during each of the identified physical activities in the history database.
4. The method of claim 1 , wherein identifying the activities of the user includes:
identifying a level of physical activity of each of the physical activities based on pattern changes of amplitude of the wireless impulse response data; and
storing the level of physical activity in the history database.
5. The method of claim 1 , wherein
identifying the physical activities of the user includes comparing the wireless impulse response data to one or more frequency response profiles of different physical activities stored in a database.
6. The method of claim 1 , wherein
prioritizing the list of advertisements is further based on the engagement level.
7. The method of claim 1 , further comprising identifying a series of consecutive activities in the historical pattern of activities, wherein prioritizing the list of advertisements includes deprioritizing a type of advertisement based on the series of consecutive activities.
8. The method of claim 7 , further comprising
generating a display of top advertisement from the list of advertisements; wherein
the top advertisement is displayed on the display device following the series of consecutive activities.
9. The method of claim 1 , further comprising adjusting the list of advertisements based on one or more changes in the engagement level of the user.
10. A method of using passive motion data for advertisement targeting, the method comprising:
identifying a first location of a user and a first device for playing an advertisement within one or more monitored spaces based on wireless impulse response data from one or more wireless access points;
determining a change in engagement of the user based on a change in pattern of the wireless impulse response data;
determining a change in location of the user to a second location, wherein a second device plays the advertisement;
identifying a volume at which the advertisement is played from the second device; and
adjusting the volume based on a device type of the second device and the change in location of the user by comparing the volume at which the advertisement is played on the second device with a volume of media content preceding the advertisement.
11. The method of claim 10 , wherein identifying the first device is based on proximity to the first location of the user as indicated by the wireless impulse response data.
12. The method of claim 10 , further comprising identifying a speaker system associated with the first device.
13. The method of claim 10 , wherein adjusting the volume is further based on the change in engagement of the user.
14. The method of claim 10 , wherein adjusting the volume includes adjusting the volume at which the advertisement is played relative to the volume of media content preceding the advertisement.
15. The method of claim 10 , further comprising identifying an activity engaged by the user at the second location based on the wireless impulse response data.
16. The method of claim 10 , further comprising identifying when the change in engagement of the user occurred relative to a duration that the advertisement is played.
17. A method of using passive motion data for advertisement targeting, the method comprising:
storing a history of activities of a user and measured no-motion time associated with each of the activities within a monitored space;
determining an average no-motion time of the user within the monitored space for each activity within the monitored space;
identifying a current activity of a user within the monitored space based on wireless impulse response data from a wireless access point;
determining a list of advertisements based on the identified current activity;
displaying a top advertisement from the list of advertisements;
determining a change in engagement of the user during the current activity based on a change in pattern of the wireless impulse response data; and
switching the top advertisement based on the average no-motion time associated with the current activity.
18. The method of claim 17 , further comprising determining a duration of each advertisement in the list of advertisements.
19. The method of claim 18 , wherein switching the top advertisement includes:
determining that the duration of the top advertisement is longer than the average no-motion time; and
switching to another advertisement from the list of advertisements that has a shorter duration than the average no-motion time of the user associated with the current activity.
20. The method of claim 18 , wherein switching the top advertisement includes
determining that the duration of the top advertisement is longer than the average no-motion time; and
switching to another advertisement from the list of advertisements that has a same duration as the average no-motion time of the user associated with the current activity.