Patents by Inventor Tristan Nishimoto

Tristan Nishimoto has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF USER INTERFACE ELEMENTS FROM WIREFRAME TOOLS TO PRODUCTION AUGMENTED REALITY FRAMEWORK
    Publication number: 20220365660
    Abstract: Systems and methods for generating an extended reality (XR) user interface are disclosed. A two-dimensional data set is imported. The two-dimensional data set defines a two-dimensional user interface design layout. The two-dimensional data set includes a transition data set corresponding to a user interface element included in the design layout. The two-dimensional data set is converted into a three-dimensional data set. The three-dimensional data set defines a three-dimensional user interface design layout corresponding to the two-dimensional design layout. The converting includes identifying three-dimensional art for each of a plurality of phases corresponding to the transition data set. An XR representation of the three-dimensional data set is provided for editing using an editing application associated with one or more XR devices. Based on the editing, the three-dimensional data set is exported as one or more files that are compatible with an XR development environment.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 26, 2022
    Publication date: November 17, 2022
    Inventors: Tristan Nishimoto, Richel Tong, Julian Halliday
  • Automatic translation of user interface elements from wireframe tools to production augmented reality framework
    Patent number: 11347371
    Abstract: Systems and methods for generating an extended reality (XR) user interface are disclosed. A two-dimensional data set is imported. The two-dimensional data set defines a two-dimensional user interface design layout. The two-dimensional data set includes a transition data set corresponding to a user interface element included in the design layout. The two-dimensional data set is converted into a three-dimensional data set. The three-dimensional data set defines a three-dimensional user interface design layout corresponding to the two-dimensional design layout. The converting includes identifying three-dimensional art for each of a plurality of phases corresponding to the transition data set. An XR representation of the three-dimensional data set is provided for editing using an editing application associated with one or more XR devices. Based on the editing, the three-dimensional data set is exported as one or more files that are compatible with an XR development environment.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 25, 2020
    Date of Patent: May 31, 2022
    Assignee: Unity Technologies ApS
    Inventors: Tristan Nishimoto, Richel Tong, Julian Halliday
  • AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF USER INTERFACE ELEMENTS FROM WIREFRAME TOOLS TO PRODUCTION AUGMENTED REALITY FRAMEWORK
    Publication number: 20210157471
    Abstract: Systems and methods for generating an extended reality (XR) user interface are disclosed. A two-dimensional data set is imported. The two-dimensional data set defines a two-dimensional user interface design layout. The two-dimensional data set includes a transition data set corresponding to a user interface element included in the design layout. The two-dimensional data set is converted into a three-dimensional data set. The three-dimensional data set defines a three-dimensional user interface design layout corresponding to the two-dimensional design layout. The converting includes identifying three-dimensional art for each of a plurality of phases corresponding to the transition data set. An XR representation of the three-dimensional data set is provided for editing using an editing application associated with one or more XR devices. Based on the editing, the three-dimensional data set is exported as one or more files that are compatible with an XR development environment.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 25, 2020
    Publication date: May 27, 2021
    Inventors: Tristan Nishimoto, Richel Tong, Julian Halliday