- Number
- 10484547
- Published
- 2019-11-19
- Filed
- 2016-11-01
- Assignee
- Disney Enterprises, Inc.
- Inventors
- Weeks; Kristin
- CPC
- H04N1/00244
- Verdict
- Set aside distributing image effects for user experiences, generic photo app
- Source
- Google Patents · FreePatentsOnline
Abstract
This disclosure relates to a system and method configured to distribute image effects for user experience events. In some implementation, a user experience event may include making one or more image effects available to one or more users via computing platform associated with the users. In some implementation, an image effect may include one or more of a filter, a sticker, an animation, a text, a video clip, a free form drawing, and/or other effects.
Background
FIELD(1) This disclosure relates to systems and methods configured to distribute image effects for user experience events.BACKGROUND(2) The increase in popularity of image sharing applications has spawned a number of unique features to enhance user's image capture and sharing experience.SUMMARY(3) This disclosure relates to systems and methods configured to distribute location and activity based image effects as part of user experience events. Such effects may enhance user interaction with some real world activity. For example, a retailer, a theme park, a festival, and/or other activities may be enhanced by providing users with image effects within a user experience event that has location and/or activity criteria that dovetail with one or more specific activities. In some implementation, a user experience event may include making one or more image effects available to users. The one or more image effects may be made available based on one or more of activity information, location information, and/or other information. In some implementation, an image effect may include one or more of a filter, a sticker, an animation, a text, a video clip, a free form drawing, and/or other audio and/or visual effects. The image effects can be used to edit user captured content. The user captured content may be captured from a computing platform. The user captured content may be one or more of an image, a video, a slideshow, and/or other user captured content.(4) A system that distributes ima
Claims
1. A system configured for distributing image effects for user experience events, the system comprising: non-transitory electronic storage configured to store sets of user experience event information, the sets of user experience information defining individual user experience events, individual user experience events including making one or more image effects available to users, individual sets of user experience information defining criteria for making one or more image effects available to users, the sets of user experience information including a first set of user experience information, the first set of user experience information defining first criteria for making a first image effect available to users, the first criteria including a first activity criteria and a first location criteria; and one or more physical processors configured by machine-readable instructions to: obtain location information, the location information indicating location of a computing platform within a real-world environment, the computing platform being associated with a first user; obtain activity information, the activity information conveying one or more activities performed by the first user, the one or more activities including a first activity; determine, based on the obtained location information and activity information, whether the criteria of the individual sets of user experience information are satisfied through comparisons of the obtained location information and the first location criteria, and comparison of the obtained activity information and the first activity criteria, respectively; responsive to the criteria of the individual sets of user experience information being satisfied, make the one or more image effects corresponding to the satisfied criteria available to the users, such that responsive to the first activity criteria and first location criteria included in the first criteria being satisfied, the first image effect is made available to the first user via the computing platform, wherein the first activity criteria includes one or more of an encounter with a real-world entity, reaching a check point, traversing a distance, capturing one or more images, or a passage of time; responsive to the individual sets of criteria for the individual user experience events not being satisfied, make the one or more image effects corresponding to the individual user experience events unavailable to the users, such that responsive to the first criteria not being satisfied, the first image effect is made unavailable to the first user via the computing platform; obtain user input associated with selection of individual image effects made available to the first user, the user input including a first selection by the first user of the first image effect via the computing platform; obtain image information, the image information including first image information defining a first image captured by the computing platform associated with the first user; and effectuate the first image effect using the first image information to generate second image information, the second image information defining a first edited image, the first edited image being the first image effect applied to the first image.
2. The system of claim 1, wherein the first image includes visual content, and wherein the first image information defines the visual content of the first image.
3. The system of claim 1, wherein the one or more image effects include one or more of a filter, a sticker, an animation, text, video clip, a free form drawing, or an audio effect.
4. The system of claim 1, wherein the location criteria includes a single location or a set of locations.
5. The system of claim 1, wherein satisfaction of the first criteria requires satisfaction of the first activity criteria followed by satisfaction of the first location criteria or satisfaction of the first location criteria followed by satisfaction of the first activity criteria.
6. The system of claim 1, wherein the activity information is obtained from the computing platform.
7. The system of claim 1, wherein the activity information is determined from the location information.
8. The system of claim 1, wherein the location information is obtained from the computing platform, the computing platform including one or more sensors configured to generate output signals conveying the location information.
9. A method for distributing image effects of user experience events, the method being implemented in a computer system comprising one or more physical processors and storage media storing machine-readable instructions, the method comprising: storing sets of user experience event information, the sets of user experience information defining individual user experience events, individual user experience events including making one or more image effects available to users, individual sets of user experience information defining criteria for making one or more image effects available to users, the sets of user experience information including a first set of user experience information, the first set of user experience information defining first criteria for making a first image effect available to users, the first criteria including a first activity criteria and a first location criteria; and obtaining location information, the location information indicating location of a computing platform within a real-world environment, the computing platform being associated with a first user; obtaining activity information, the activity information conveying one or more activities performed by the first user, the one or more activities including a first activity; determining, based on the obtained location information and activity information, whether the criteria of the individual sets of user experience information are satisfied through comparisons of the obtained location information and the first location criteria, and comparison of the obtained activity information and the first activity criteria, respectively: responsive to the criteria of the individual sets of user experience information being satisfied, making the one or more image effects corresponding to the satisfied criteria available to the users, such that responsive to the first activity criteria and first location criteria included in the first criteria being satisfied, the first image effect is made available to the first user via the computing platform, wherein the first activity criteria includes one or more of an encounter with a real-world entity, reaching a check point, traversing a distance, capturing one or more images, or a passage of time; responsive to the individual sets of criteria for the individual user experience events not being satisfied, making the one or more image effects corresponding to the individual user experience events unavailable to the users, such that responsive to the first criteria not being satisfied, the first image effect is made unavailable to the first user via the computing platform; obtaining user input associated with selection of individual image effects made available to the first user, the user input including a first selection by the first user of the first image effect via the computing platform; obtaining image information, the image information including first image information defining a first image captured by the computing platform associated with the first user; and effectuating the first image effect using the first image information to generate second image information, the second image information defining a first edited image, the first edited image being the first image effect applied to the first image.
10. The method of claim 9, wherein the first image includes visual content, and wherein the first image information defines the visual content of the first image.
11. The method of claim 9, wherein the one or more image effects include one or more of a filter, a sticker, an animation, text, video clip, a free form drawing, or an audio effect.
12. The method of claim 9, wherein the location criteria includes a single location or a set of locations.
13. The method of claim 9, wherein satisfaction of the first criteria requires satisfaction of the first activity criteria followed by satisfaction of the first location criteria criterion or satisfaction of the first location criteria followed by satisfaction of the first activity criterion.
14. The method of claim 9, wherein the activity information is obtained from the computing platform.
15. The method of claim 9, wherein the activity information is determined from the location information.
16. The method of claim 9, wherein the location information is obtained from the computing platform, the computing platform including one or more sensors configured to generate output signals conveying the location information.