Lenovo filed 1 patent in Networking.
The application covers technology for embedding user interaction data, including pose information, gestures, and eye tracking, into RTP header extensions. This approach enables low-latency transmission of user inputs in cloud gaming and extended reality applications.
Lenovo's Networking patent tackles the latency challenge in interactive cloud applications by rethinking how user input travels across networks. Rather than packaging interaction data like poses, gestures, and eye movements as standard RTP payload or sending them in separate packets, the technology integrates this information directly into RTP header extensions. This positioning allows the data to move through the time-critical RTP processing path more quickly, shaving off delays that matter in bidirectional applications where every millisecond counts between a user's action and the rendered response they see.
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