Important points
- Warner Bros. is developing software for passengers to connect and play video games together during their trips.
- This technology collects user data such as mood and interests to create algorithmic games on the go.
- Patents by Warner Bros. and other game companies Demonstrates a trend towards innovative gaming experiences for new audiences.
A recent patent release reveals details of software being developed by Warner Brothers that will allow passengers of transportation vehicles such as trains and airplanes to play video games together through a connected interface. Warner Bros. recently increased its stake in its gaming division. And a patent for this unique video game technology gives viewers an inside look at the company's behind-the-scenes research and development efforts.
Many famous companies in the entertainment and gaming industry have filed several interesting patents over the years. From innovative controller designs to more abstract software concepts. The same applies to recent patents from Sony and other gaming giants. Warner Bros.' latest filing looks to revamp multiplayer video games to a new audience.
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According to a Warner Bros. patent released on October 10, the company is working to develop in-car gaming software that would allow passengers in private and commercial vehicles to play games together. The technology relies on connected interfaces, such as in-flight entertainment screens. It saves user data to algorithmically create games for multiple users to play. Some characteristics include the player's mood and interests. It is collected and used to create a gaming experience over the expected travel time. This can apply to private cars or public taxis. The same goes for buses, trains and planes. So that passengers can be entertained while traveling. Algorithms and machine learning systems are used to create these games. This could indicate that Warner Bros. is keeping pace with other AI video game technologies.
Game patent details inside Warner Bros vehicles
Delving deeper into Warner Bros.' in-vehicle gaming patent, viewers can see for the first time how the system could be used for travel. Figure 22 presents an example scenario faced by two vehicle occupants. with an interactive display with virtual reality projection As detailed in Figures 23 and 14, user profiles and travel information are collected and used to create games on this display. which passengers will use to play interactive media games together This idea, though, could prove revolutionary for on-the-go gaming. But it's important to note that patents have been filed for gaming technology and other systems. Often without being fully realized. So at present there is no guarantee that Warner Bros. will release this. On-the-go gaming software for consumers
The video game industry continues to expand. Entertainment and technology companies continue to invest in the highly profitable gaming sector. With a number of video game technology patents focused on new ways to introduce games to a wider audience through home consoles and public interfaces. The future of the industry has the potential to see several important innovations to benefit both new and seasoned gamers. Whether or not any of these systems will be made public remains to be seen. But the efforts of Warner Brothers And others expressed hope to viewers.
Warner Brothers Interactive
- Founding date
- 14 January 2004
- Head office
- Burbank, California, United States
- Parent company
- Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment, Warner Bros. Games
