IP Library Granted Patent US 12,425,538
Granted Patent B2
US 12,425,538 · App. 17/865,871 · Granted Sep 23, 2025

Focused sound and infotainment system and method

Inventors: Robbie Thielemans (Nazareth, BE); Vince Dundee (Glendale, CA)
Assignee: STEREYO BV
H04N7/04G09F19/22G09F27/005G09F2027/001
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Patent No.
US 12,425,538
App. No.
17/865,871
Granted
Sep 23, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

A focused sound and infotainment system is provided along a continuous path. A moving staircase, escalator or walkway, is also provided for transporting persons, living things and/or objects, with which said focused sound and infotainment system is provided. A method is also disclosed for providing audio-visual information along a continuous path, particularly intended for and directed to people, living things, and/or objects being on the path and possible moving there along.

Claims (75)

1. An audio-visual system to be provided along a continuous path, the audio-visual system comprising:

a directional sound system, a display system, and a sensor system,

wherein said display system comprises a continuous LED display comprising a plurality of LED tiles,

wherein said audio-visual system is configured to

receive data detected by the sensor system for recognizing a person, living thing or object in an area surrounding part of the audio-visual system;

generate a sound control signal for emitting sound by means of the directional sound system, which is connected with the sensor system, towards said person, living thing or object being recognized;

generate an image control signal for displaying an image on part of the display system, which is connected with the sensor system, in the area of said person, living thing or object being recognized; and

transmit said sound and image control signals to said sound and display system respectively; and

display an image by the display system such that the image displayed is directed towards said person, living thing or object as said person, living thing or object, and the image displayed moves along said continuous path such that the image displayed moves across the plurality of LED tiles together with said person, living thing or object along the audio-visual system along said continuous path continuously and simultaneously at a pace of said person, living thing or object, and

wherein said display system further comprises one or more filters for adapting a viewing angle of the image shown, and

wherein said one or more filters are configured to adapt the viewing angle based on the amount of persons, living things or objects amongst said plurality thereof being recognized.

2. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein the audio-visual system is configured to

receive data detected by the sensor system for recognizing a plurality of persons, living things or objects, in corresponding plurality of area surrounding parts of the audio-visual system;

generate a plurality of sound control signals, for emitting sound by means of the directional sound system, connected with the sensor system, towards each of said persons, living things or objects being recognized;

generate a plurality of image control signals, for displaying an image on part of the display system, connected with the sensor system, in the area of each of said persons, living things or objects being recognized; and

transmit said plurality of sound and image control signals to said sound and display system respectively.

3. The audio-visual system of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of area surrounding parts of the audio-visual system include a first area surrounding part for a first person, living thing or object and a second area surrounding part for a second person, living thing or object, and

wherein the audio-visual system displays a first image on a first part of the display system for the first area surrounding part and a second image on a second part of the display system for the second area surrounding part, and

wherein the audio-visual system is further configured to display a blended image in a blend region between the first part of the display system and the second part of the display system such that the blended image is simultaneously viewable by both the first person, living thing or object in the first area surrounding part and the second person, living thing or object in the second area surrounding part.

4. The audio-visual system of claim 2 ,

wherein, upon receiving data detected by the sensor system for recognizing a plurality of persons, living things or objects, including a first person, living thing, or object and a second person, living thing, or object, the first person, living thing, or object being in a corresponding first area surrounding part and the second person, living thing, or object being in a corresponding second area surrounding part, the audio-visual system displays a first image on a first part of the display system for the first area surrounding part and a second image on a second part of the display system for the second area surrounding part,

wherein the first image displayed on the first part of the display system includes content determined to be of interest to the first person, living thing, or object based on a determined profile of the first person, living thing, or object,

wherein the second image displayed on the second part of the display system includes content determined to be of interest to the second person, living thing, or object based on a determined profile of the second person, living thing, or object,

wherein the first image displayed on the first part of the display system is different than the second image displayed on the second part of the display system due to the determined profile of the first person, living thing, or object being different than the determined profile of the second person, living thing, or object.

5. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein said directional sound system comprises a piezo, an ultrasonic element, a horn system, and/or one or more amplifiers.

6. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein said directional sound system or said sensor system further comprises one or more directional microphones.

7. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein said display system comprises a plurality of LED display panels, projection displays, or LCD panels.

8. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein each of the LED tiles has a LED processor, being controlled by an image splitter and a graphical card or graphics engine.

9. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , further comprising a storage system, comprising a sound storage part and an image storage part, each of the sound storage part and the image storage part having multiple playout capability.

10. The audio-visual system of claim 9 , further comprising a selector system for selecting sound and/or one or more images from the storage system.

11. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein said sensor system comprises a camera, an IR sensor, and/or an acoustic sensor.

12. The audio-visual system of claim 11 , wherein said camera, IR sensor, or acoustic sensor is configured to distinguish said person from another living thing, or from an object.

13. The audio-visual system of claim 11 , wherein said camera, IR sensor, or acoustic sensor is configured to distinguish said person from another living thing, or from an object, and in a case a person is recognized, said camera, IR sensor, or acoustic sensor is configured to perform people scanning including face and/or gait recognition.

14. The audio-visual system of claim 13 , wherein said camera, IR sensor, or acoustic sensor is configured to perform said people scanning including face and/or gait recognition based on AI techniques wherein the sensor system is equipped or trained with person-recognition methods.

15. A moving staircase, escalator or walkway, for transporting said person, living thing or object, comprising the audio-visual system of claim 1 .

16. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein the audio-visual system is configured to

emit sound by the directional sound system such that the emitted sound is directed towards said person, living thing or object being recognized as said person, living thing or object moves along said continuous path.

17. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein the one or more filters cause the image to be only visible in the area surrounding part of the audio-visual system.

18. The audio-visual system of claim 17 , wherein the one or more filters cause the image to be only visible in the area surrounding part of the audio-visual system such that a first image is displayed on said LED that is viewable by a first person, living thing or object only in a first area surrounding part of the audio-visual system and a second image is displayed on said LED that is only viewable by a second person, living thing or object in a second area surrounding part of the audio-visual system, and the first person, living thing or object in the first area is at a distance of 1.5 meters or greater from the second person, living thing or object in the second area.

19. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein said audio-visual system is configured to display a video by the display system such that the video displayed is directed towards said person, living thing or object as said person, living thing or object, and the video displayed moves along said continuous path such that the video displayed moves across the plurality of LED tiles together with said person, living thing or object along the audio-visual system along said continuous path continuously and simultaneously at a pace of said person, living thing or object.

20. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein the one or more filters adapt the viewing angle by narrowing the viewing angle.

21. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein the one or more filters adapt the viewing angle such that the image shown is only viewable to said person just in front of a part of the continuous LED display displaying said image.

22. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein in a case that the sensor system recognizes a group including a plurality of persons, living things or objects, in area surrounding part of the audio-visual system, the audio-visual system is configured to determine a difference between one or more characteristics of a first subset of the plurality of persons, living things or objects and one or more corresponding characteristics of a second subset of the plurality of persons, living things or objects.

23. The audio-visual system of claim 22 , wherein based on said determined difference, the audio-visual system is configured to generate a sound control signal for emitting the sound and/or generate an image control signal for displaying the image to prioritize entertain for the first subset of the plurality of persons, living things or objects of the group.

24. The audio-visual system of claim 22 , wherein based on said determined difference, the audio-visual system is configured to generate a sound control signal for emitting the sound and generate an image control signal for displaying the image to prioritize entertain for the first subset of the plurality of persons, living things or objects of the group.

25. The audio-visual system of claim 1 , wherein in a case that the sensor system recognizes a person wearing AR/VR glasses in the surrounding part of the audio-visual system, the audio-visual system is configured to provide content on said LED display and/or the sound system individualized to said person wearing AR/VR glasses.

26. A method for providing audio-visual information along a continuous path, said method comprising the steps of:

providing an audio-visual system comprising a directional sound system, a display system and a sensor system, said display system comprising a continuous LED display comprising a plurality of LED tiles;

receiving data detected by the sensor system for recognizing a person, living thing or object in an area surrounding part of the audio-visual system;

generating a sound control signal for emitting sound by means of the directional sound system, which is connected with the sensor system, towards said person, living thing or object being recognized;

generating an image control signal for displaying an image on part of the display system, which is connected with the sensor system, in the area of said person, living thing or object being recognized; and

transmitting said sound and image control signals to said sound and display system respectively;

displaying an image by the display system such that the image displayed is directed towards said person, living thing or object as said person, living thing or object, and the image displayed moves along said continuous path such that the image displayed moves across the plurality of LED tiles together with said person, living thing or object along the audio-visual system along said continuous path continuously and simultaneously at a pace of said person, living thing or object; and

providing one or more filters, wherein the one or more filters adapt a viewing angle of the image shown,

wherein said one or more filters are configured to adapt the viewing angle based on the amount of persons, living things or objects amongst said plurality thereof being recognized.

27. The method of claim 26 , further comprising the step of receiving and interpreting sound emitted and/or gesture made by said person, living thing or object being recognized.

28. The method of claim 27 , further comprising the step of interacting with said person, living thing or object being recognized by means of interrogating or responding, meaning directing questions or answers thereto.

29. A hardware storage device having stored thereon computer executable instructions which, when executed by one or more processors of a computer system of an audio-visual system that comprises a directional sound system, a display system, and a sensor system, said display system comprising a continuous LED display comprising a plurality of LED tiles, configure the audio-visual system to perform the following for providing audio-visual information along a continuous path:

receive data detected by the sensor system for recognizing a person, living thing or object in an area surrounding part of the audio-visual system;

generate a sound control signal for emitting sound by means of the directional sound system, connected with the sensor system, towards said person, living thing or object being recognized;

generate an image control signal for displaying an image on part of the display system, connected with the sensor system, in the area of said person, living thing or object being recognized; and

transmit said sound and image control signals to said sound and display system respectively;

display an image by the display system such that the image displayed is directed towards said person, living thing or object as said person, living thing or object, and the image displayed moves along said continuous path such that the image displayed moves across the plurality of LED tiles together with said person, living thing or object along the audio-visual system along said continuous path continuously and simultaneously at a pace of said person, living thing or object, and

wherein said display system further comprises one or more filters that adapt the viewing angle of the image shown, and

wherein said one or more filters are configured to adapt the viewing angle based on the amount of persons, living things or objects amongst said plurality thereof being recognized.

30. A visual system to be provided along a continuous path, the visual system comprising:

a display system, and a sensor system,

wherein said display system comprises a continuous LED display comprising a plurality of LED tiles,

wherein said visual system is configured to

receive data detected by the sensor system for recognizing a person, living thing or object in an area surrounding part of the visual system;

generate an image control signal for displaying an image on part of the display system, which is connected with the sensor system, in the area of said person, living thing or object being recognized; and

transmit said image control signal to said display system; and

display an image by the display system such that the image displayed is directed towards said person, living thing or object as said person, living thing or object, and the image displayed moves along said continuous path such that the image displayed moves across the plurality of LED tiles together with said person, living thing or object along the visual system along said continuous path continuously and simultaneously at a pace of said person, living thing or object, and

wherein said display system further comprises one or more filters for adapting the viewing angle of the image shown, and

wherein said one or more filters are configured to adapt the viewing angle based on the amount of persons, living things or objects amongst said plurality thereof being recognized.

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ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 15, 2022
From: THIELEMANS, ROBBIE; DUNDEE, VINCE
To: STEREYO BV
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