Providing automatic user input to applications during interruptions
A user-automated technology for sports accessories, parlor games, machine learning, and more
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[0016] As noted, interruptions can be problematic for users of interactive applications, such as video games, augmented reality applications, or other applications where the user frequently provides input to control the application. For online applications, a network outage between the user device and the application server can cause the application server to receive inputs too late to effectively use them to control the online application. Additionally, network outages can cause the user device to receive output from the application server, such as video or audio output, too late for the user to respond effectively. In either case, the app experience is affected.
[0017] A basic method for addressing application outages is to continue using the most recent input received before the outage began during the outage. However, this approach can negatively impact the user's app experience. For example, recent input may cause negative or unexpected results in t...
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