Jieun Kim

7910818, Mar 22, 2011

Dec 3, 2008

12/315749

Jieun Kim - Glendale CA, US
Jon Guerra - Altadena CA, US
Jr Desouza - La Cañada CA, US
Chris Heatherly - Monrovia CA, US

Disney Enterprises, Inc. - Burbank CA

G09B 15/00
G09B 15/02
G10H 1/00

84477R, 84470 R, 84478, 844832, 84485 R

There is provided a system and method for a musical edutainment interface on a display for playing an electronic musical instrument having frets and strings. The system comprises a processor configured to be placed in communication with the display and the electronic musical instrument and a memory including a musical edutainment software, wherein the processor is configured to execute the musical edutainment software to present, on the display, the musical edutainment interface showing an edutainment musical performance to be followed by a user of the electronic musical instrument, to animate game objects falling vertically to indicate a timing of the edutainment musical performance, to place the game objects within fret areas to demonstrate a corresponding fretting configuration on the frets of the electronic musical instrument, and to align the game objects with a plurality of string lines to demonstrate a strumming of corresponding strings on the electronic musical instrument.

20140192210, Jul 10, 2014

Sep 9, 2013

14/021337

- San Diego CA, US
Jieun KIM - San Diego CA, US
Per O. NIELSEN - San Diego CA, US
Roy LAWRENCE ASHOK INIGO - San Diego CA, US
Qi PAN - Vienna, AT
Romain TALLONNEAU - Vienna, AT

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

G06K 9/18
G06F 3/00
H04N 1/00

3482071, 382182

Embodiments disclosed pertain to mobile device based text detection and tracking. In some embodiments, a first reference frame is obtained by performing Optical Character Recognition (OCR) on an image frame captured by a camera to locate and recognize a first text block. A subsequent image frame may be selected from a set of subsequent image frames based on parameters associated with the selected subsequent image and a second reference frame may be obtained by performing OCR on the selected subsequent image frame to recognize a second text block. A geometric relationship between the first and second text blocks is determined based on a position of the first text block in the second reference frame and a pose associated with the second reference frame.

20140179443, Jun 26, 2014

Dec 26, 2012

13/727413

- Burbank CA, US
Jieun Kim - San Diego CA, US
Afsoun Yazdian - Glendale CA, US
Armen Mkrtchyan - Glendale CA, US
Robert Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US
Tracy Thurman - Torrance CA, US
Jeffrey Bunker - Cedar Hills UT, US
John Blackburn - Bountiful UT, US

DISNEY ENTERPRISES, INC. - Burbank CA

A63F 9/24

463 43

Exemplary implementations may facilitate modifications to characters and/or virtual items within a virtual space, or to the virtual space itself, made responsive to detection of a token. In some implementations, a physical accessory may depict a character in the virtual space. By way of non-limiting example, the physical accessory may include a toy figurine resembling the character. A detectable token (i.e., a physical object) may be removably attached to the physical accessory. According to some implementations, responsive to the physical accessory being detected along with the removably attached token, a modification within the virtual space may be made to the character and/or a virtual item associated with the character. In some implementations, detection of the token alone may effectuate such a modification.

20140179444, Jun 26, 2014

Feb 4, 2013

13/758864

Disney Enterprises, Inc. - , US
Jieun Kim - San Diego CA, US
Jeffrey Bunker - Cedar Hills UT, US
Armen Mkrtchyan - Glendale CA, US
Tracy Thurman - Torrance CA, US
John Blackburn - Bountiful UT, US
Robert Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US
Afsoun Yazdian - Glendale CA, US

DISNEY ENTERPRISES, INC. - Burbank CA

A63F 13/00

463 43

Exemplary implementations may facilitate modifications to characters and/or virtual items within a virtual space, or to the virtual space itself, made responsive to detection of a token. In some implementations, a physical accessory may depict a character in the virtual space. By way of non-limiting example, the physical accessory may include a toy figurine resembling the character. A detectable token (i.e., a physical object) may be removably attached to the physical accessory. According to some implementations, responsive to the physical accessory being detected along with the removably attached token, a modification within the virtual space may be made to the character and/or a virtual item associated with the character. In some implementations, detection of the token alone may effectuate such a modification.