Virtual Broadcasting Camera for Real-Time 3D User Presence

The patent creates virtual copies of users (avatars) that replicate their appearance and movements in the virtual environment. These avatars are generated from standard camera feeds and processed to create realistic representations, allowing users to feel present without needing expensive head-mounted displays. The system copies user characteristics and renders them in 3D space to provide presence feelings.

The patent replaces complex mechanical immersive equipment (head-mounted displays) with software-based solutions running on standard devices. Instead of requiring specialized hardware to achieve presence, the system uses computer vision, image processing, and virtual environment rendering to substitute the mechanical system with computational approaches that work on conventional computers and mobile devices.

The patent creates a virtual environment platform that can be accessed by multiple users on various standard devices (computers, mobile phones, tablets) without requiring specialized immersive equipment. The system serves the same virtual environment and provides consistent realism across different device types, making the infrastructure universal and accessible rather than requiring expensive dedicated hardware for each user.

The patent uses standard, inexpensive cameras and computing devices that are already widely available, replacing the need for expensive specialized equipment. The system processes standard video feeds from conventional cameras and renders virtual environments on ordinary displays, effectively using cheap, readily available components to achieve realism without heavy infrastructure investment.