Avatar Video Distribution System for User Interaction

The patent applies dynamics by making the avatar object's movement and expressions dynamically respond to the distributing user's real-time movements and emotions. The system captures the user's facial expressions, head movements, and body posture to animate the avatar, creating a lively and engaging representation that maintains viewer interest and extends viewing time while enhancing interaction capability.

The patent uses copying by creating an avatar object that replicates the distributing user's physical movements and facial expressions. This virtual copy allows viewers to interact with a personalized representation of the user, increasing engagement and viewing time without requiring the actual user to be physically present, thus resolving the contradiction between interaction capability and viewing duration.

The patent introduces an intermediary mechanism by implementing a standardized object display request system. When a viewing user wants to display an object, they send a display request to the distributing user's device, which then processes and executes the request. This intermediary approach simplifies the overall system architecture by creating clear communication protocols between users, reducing complexity while maintaining enhanced interaction capabilities.

The patent applies universality by designing a multi-functional object display system that can handle various types of objects (gifts, stickers, virtual items) through a single standardized interface. The same display request mechanism works for different object types and interaction scenarios, reducing system complexity by avoiding the need for separate handling logic for each object category while still enabling rich user interaction.