Multi-View Display Coordination for Personalized Guest Content
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Solution Overview
Problem
Providing personalized experiences for multiple guests in a shared location without detracting from others and maintaining personalization as they move around a venue is challenging.
Innovation Solution
Implementing a system of multi-view (MV) displays with sensing systems to detect viewer characteristics and locations, and a controller to manage content assignments, allowing simultaneous display of differentiated content to specific zones or individuals based on their states and movements.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If traditional single-view displays are used to provide content to multiple guests in a shared location, then the display system is simple and cost-effective, but the system cannot provide personalized experiences to each guest simultaneously
Solution Approach 1:
The display is segmented into multiple independent viewing zones (first viewing zone, second viewing zone, etc.) that can display different content simultaneously. Each zone corresponds to a specific guest or group of guests, enabling personalized content delivery while maintaining a unified display structure.
Solution Approach 2:
Different portions of the display are assigned different content based on the local requirements of each viewing zone. The display system adapts the content quality and type to match the specific needs of guests in each zone, providing tailored experiences without requiring separate display devices.
2Adaptability or versatility
If multi-view displays are implemented to provide personalized content to multiple guests simultaneously, then personalization is enabled, but the system complexity increases significantly
Solution Approach 1:
A single display device performs multiple functions by serving multiple viewing zones simultaneously. The display system can switch between different content for different zones without requiring separate display hardware for each guest, thereby reducing overall system complexity while enabling multi-guest personalization.
Solution Approach 2:
The system adds a spatial dimension to content delivery by assigning different content to different spatial zones within the same display area. This allows multiple guests in different locations to receive personalized content simultaneously through a unified display system, avoiding the need for individual display devices for each guest.
3Ease of operation
If content is displayed to accommodate all guests in a viewing area, then the display is simple to operate, but the personalized experience for each guest is compromised
Solution Approach 1:
The display system dynamically switches content based on which viewing zone is currently active or which guest is the primary focus. The system can transition between different content displays without requiring manual intervention, maintaining ease of operation while providing guest-specific personalized content through automated zone-based content selection.
Data Source
AI summary
A multi-view (MV) system with multiple MV displays utilizes state information to assign personalized versions of content to display to viewers, thereby providing a coordinated MV display experience. These systems may include a sensing system for detecting viewers and other environmental conditions, and a controller to manage the content assignments for the MV displays. The controller can manage the viewer states, viewer state transitions, and content assignment changes based on changes of those viewers and conditions. The systems can be utilized to simultaneously present coordinated and personalized content to multiple viewers of multiple MV displays.