💡 Innovation often starts with solving everyday problems. While working on XR solutions and building operating systems for smart glasses, we solved one such challenge. Earlier, with our patented AppSpace method, we enabled rendering a phone’s 2D apps in 3D on smart glasses. But we found a gap — there was no direct way for a 2D app (like Chrome) to interact with 3D spatial content. 🏅 Thrilled to share that our solution to this is now recognized with a U.

This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). CONCURRENT RENDERING OF CANVASES FOR DIFFERENT APPS AS PART OF 3D SIMULATION This invention focuses on rendering multiple 2D mobile apps simultaneously in XR devices, arranged within a 3D spatial layout. This browser does not support PDFs. Please download the PDF to view it: Download PDF.

💡 Innovation Often Begins with Solving Everyday Problems In our daily work, we regularly develop methods, processes, features, or approaches to address specific challenges. While these may initially seem like routine solutions, some of them quietly evolve into true innovations—often without us realizing it at the time. 🏅 I’m excited to share that one such innovation has now been recognized with a U.S. Patent! Patent No : US 12,323,679 B2 This patent, titled _“Streaming of Composite Alpha Blended AR/MR Video” granted to Lenovo, introduces a novel method for web-based AR and MR streaming—allowing mixed reality experiences from a headset to be cast directly to a web browser, along with the phone screen.