Razer (Asia-Pacific) filed 1 patent in Hardware this month.
The filing describes a multi-stream haptic system capable of generating differentiated vibration feedback from multiple Audio and video sources simultaneously. This technology enables immersive multiplayer experiences by providing individualized tactile responses to each user based on their specific content stream.
The Hardware patent tackles the challenge of delivering personalized haptic feedback when multiple media streams play concurrently. Rather than converting a single Audio or video source into vibrations, the system processes several streams at once and generates distinct tactile responses for each one. This means that in a multiplayer gaming scenario, each participant could receive vibration patterns tailored to their individual gameplay, even while everyone's content plays simultaneously. Machine learning analyzes each stream's characteristics in real time, allowing the haptic signals to adjust dynamically based on what's actually happening in each person's Audio or video feed.
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