Peer to peer gesture based modular presentation system

Details Peer to peer gesture based modular presentation system Peer to peer gesture based modular presentation system

2003-08-07

2011-10-25

Huynh, Ba (Department: 2179)

Data processing: presentation processing of document, operator i

Operator interface

Plural adjacent interactive display devices

C715S730000, C715S737000, C715S753000, C715S863000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08046701

ABSTRACT:
A peer-to-peer modular presentation system is disclosed for providing improved presentations. The system includes a plurality of displays. Each display is associated with an input device, processor and input/output port. The plurality of displays may include static or mobile wherein each display is aware of the displays immediately surrounding it or of the displays in a remote site during a teleconference. A propagation direction may be configured for at least two of the displays in the system. Propagation may be initiated for multiple displays by generating a gesture input at one display. The gesture input will cause content to be presented in the particular display, and initiate propagation of content along the configured direction in neighboring displays. Content may be fed to a particular display through a stack or other memory that is associated with the display.

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