Facet-Segmented Virtual Experience Container for Multi-Modal Content
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing methods for navigating and presenting digital content about individuals, events, or experiences are limited, lacking topical context, granularity in time viewpoint, ability to enhance or expand content quality, and tailoring to individual needs.
Innovation Solution
The system provides a multi-faceted and flexibly-dimensional virtual experience of target identities by selecting, finding, and interpreting digital content, deconstructing it into discrete content elements, supplementing existing content, and constructing a virtual experience container adapted to the user's device and needs.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If existing timeline view methods are used to navigate content, then content can be displayed in chronological order, but the content lacks topical context and cannot be tailored to individual needs
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments digital content into discrete content elements with specific facets (temporal, spatial, conceptual, sensory) that can be independently selected and recombined. This segmentation enables the system to navigate content by topical context rather than just chronological order, while preserving all original information through the facet-based structure.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces multiple dimensions for content navigation beyond time, including spatial, conceptual, and sensory dimensions through the facet schema. This allows users to navigate content by topical context and individual needs across multiple dimensions simultaneously, resolving the contradiction between chronological display and topical adaptability.
2Productivity
If content is stored in original format from element sources, then complete information is preserved, but processing efficiency decreases and storage costs increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments content into discrete elements with specific facets, storing only the necessary attributes for each facet type. This segmentation reduces storage requirements by eliminating redundant information while maintaining processing efficiency through the structured facet-based organization that enables rapid retrieval and recombination.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates facet-based representations (copies) of original content that capture essential information in a standardized format. These facet copies enable efficient processing and recombination without requiring storage of the complete original content in multiple formats, reducing storage costs while maintaining productivity.
3Productivity
If content is deconstructed into discrete elements and facet-segmented, then processing efficiency increases and storage costs decrease, but the system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a universal facet schema that can represent multiple types of content (images, video, text, audio) through a common structure. This universality simplifies the processing system by providing a single standardized approach for deconstructing and recombining diverse content types, reducing system complexity while maintaining high productivity.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent uses parameter-based facets (temporal, spatial, conceptual, sensory) to represent content attributes, allowing flexible recombination through parameter matching rather than complex rule-based systems. This parameter change approach simplifies the processing logic while enabling rapid virtual experience construction through efficient parameter-based retrieval and assembly.
4Reliability
If supplemental information is added to enhance content quality, then user experience improves, but processing time and computational resources increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent performs preliminary deconstruction of content into facet-segmented elements during ingestion, organizing information by temporal, spatial, conceptual, and sensory facets. This preliminary action enables rapid retrieval and recombination during virtual experience construction, allowing supplemental information to be added efficiently without increasing user wait time, thus improving content quality while maintaining fast processing.
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AI summary
Systems and techniques are described herein for providing a beholder, via a user interface on a user experience device, with a multi-faceted and flexibly-dimensional virtual experience of one or more target identities placed in a subject matter context. A system's aspects include selecting, finding, and interpreting digital content pertaining to a subject matter context indicated by the beholder; deconstructing digital content into discrete content elements containing content segments that are classified according to a schema of element facets, and then constructing a facet-segmented repository of discrete content elements pertaining to a target identity; supplementing existing digital content with supplemental information and content to support the presentation of expanded information content, dimensions, or sensory capabilities; and creating and presenting a virtual experience container that is adapted to the beholder and the capabilities of the beholder's user experience device.