Sony Patents a Device That Makes Your Body Feel Motion That Isn't There
Imagine holding a game controller that makes you feel like you're accelerating, turning, or falling — without any of those things actually…
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Patent: See Exactly How Controller Sensitivity Tweaks Change Your Input in Real Time
Analog stick drift and miscalibration are among the most complained-about problems in gaming. Sony is quietly patenting a smarter way to tune…
Sony Patents a System That Tunes Game Audio to Your Hearing Profile
Not everyone hears game audio the same way — and Sony is filing patents to do something about it. This system would…
Sony Patents a System That Cross-Checks Your Car's Sensors Against Other Vehicles
What if your car could quietly ask a nearby vehicle, 'Hey, how far away am I from you?' — and use that…
Sony Patents a System That Moves Objects by Tracking Where You Look
Sony is exploring a way to let your eyes do the controlling — a system that figures out what you're looking at…
Sony Patents a Robot Navigation System That Imagines What's Around the Corner
Before taking a step, Sony's patented system has a robot mentally simulate what it would see if it shifted its position or…
Intel Patents a Chip That Sorts AI Decisions Instantly Without Software Help
Intel is patenting a purpose-built chip circuit that runs a classic AI technique — the random forest — entirely in hardware, without…
Intel Patents a Tool That Shifts Camera Angles in 3D Scenes to Train AI
Intel has patented a way to make a GPU automatically capture and subtly reposition the camera angle of a 3D scene —…
Intel Patents a 5G Security System That Controls Which Apps Can Access Your Connected Devices
Your smart thermostat, fitness tracker, and security camera all share a personal network — but who decides which apps get to talk…
Intel Patents a Self-Driving System That Reads Its Passengers and Adjusts the Ride
Intel's patent describes a self-driving car that doesn't just watch the road — it also watches you, and changes how it drives…
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