2 results about "Public displays" patented technology

This application discloses a resource scheduling method, device, and medium for shared screens, relating to the fields of multimedia playback and public display technology. The method includes: receiving attribute data of at least one shared screen; discretizing the shared screen into at least one time resource unit according to a preset time granularity, and constructing a screen resource library based on the time resource units and attribute data; using a time-series gap detection algorithm to identify fragmented time resource units with different value levels; responding to a transaction request initiated for a target fragmented time resource unit, executing a differentiated transaction process corresponding to the value level of the target fragmented time resource unit; conducting a compliance review of the submitted target content; updating the status information of the target fragmented time resource unit to indicate that it is occupied; and controlling the target shared screen to play the target content in response to the review being approved and the playback period arriving. This can improve the resource utilization rate of shared screens and meet the needs of more users.

This invention discloses a media screen playback security early warning method, device, and system, belonging to the technical field of digital media content security and public display device management. Addressing issues such as post-event early warning leakage risks, review delays leading to stuttering, and poor deployment compatibility in existing technologies, this invention connects a plug-and-play edge security review device between the playback host and the media screen. Through a dual-buffer queue and dynamic buffer adjustment mechanism, it decouples edge AI parallel review from video stream pass-through. Video frames are stored in a pending review buffer queue; after AI review passes or replaces violating frames, they are stored in the reviewed buffer queue and output in their original sequence. Simultaneously, the buffer capacity is dynamically adjusted to eliminate playback discontinuity caused by review delays while ensuring zero leakage of violating content. This invention requires no modification to existing systems and can be quickly deployed in various public media screen scenarios, achieving millisecond-level violation interception and seamless secure playback.