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US 11,488,358 B2
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Augmented reality session creation using skeleton tracking

Imagine two people want to share an augmented reality experience, like seeing the same virtual object in their real room. This idea describes how one person's device can look at the other person's body through its camera, identify a specific body part, and then use that information to perfectly align their virtual worlds so they both see the AR content in the same spot relative to each other. The core is using one user's body as a reference point for the other device to join and synchronize the shared AR space.

Why it matters: Since 2020, mobile device processors and AI models for real-time pose estimation have significantly improved, making the on-device body detection and spatial alignment described in the claims much more accurate and efficient. This advancement makes robust multi-user AR experiences using body tracking more feasible on consumer hardware.

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SpecializedReal-time skeleton tracking, spatial computing software

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