Beijing Zitiao Network Technology

2 cloud gaming patents focus on reshaping how players interact with and experience games in streamed environments. One describes a system that analyzes professional gameplay videos to identify expert move sequences, then matches those sequences to a player's current in-game situation, allowing them to preview and execute the recommended actions with a single selection rather than manually piecing together strategies from external guides. The other addresses a more structural challenge: enabling real-time collaborative play between viewers and streamers inside games that were never designed to support multiple users. Rather than altering the underlying game engine, the approach provisions a separate shared instance to serve as the collaborative environment, effectively layering multiplayer functionality on top of an architecture that was built around isolated, single-user sessions.

On the VR & AR side, 1 patent covers a depth sensor system for XR devices that takes input from eye-tracking Hardware and uses it to continuously adjust camera parameters based on where the user is actually looking. Instead of applying fixed sensor settings uniformly across the field of view, the system concentrates sensing and processing resources on the areas receiving the user's direct attention, which can reduce the computational load applied to peripheral regions the user is not focused on at any given moment.