Stationary extended reality device

The patent describes a system that uses a stationary camera to observe a specific real-world area. It employs artificial intelligence to track objects within that view, then overlays digital elements onto the live image to create an augmented reality experience. The claims narrow this invention to a specific application: an "XR shoe mirror" that includes a display, a physical area for viewing, and a camera pointed at that area.

Why it matters: The rapid evolution of machine learning models for real-time object tracking and pose estimation since 2023 means the core AI component is now more robust and efficient. This could make the specialized "XR shoe mirror" application more practical to implement with off-the-shelf components.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: SpecializedMachine learning, real-time XR rendering.

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