- Number
- 11257573
- Published
- 2022-02-22
- Filed
- 2017-08-16
- Assignee
- Disney Enterprises, Inc.
- Inventors
- Head; Gregory, Bombard; Lee, Yaacob; Yazmaliza
- CPC
- G06F3/015; H04N21/44222; H04N21/4126; H04N21/4758; G16H40/67; G16H10/60; G06F3/011; G16H40/63; H04N21/44224; H04N21/4532
- Verdict
- Set aside health/wellness AV adjustment, unrelated domain
- Source
- Google Patents · FreePatentsOnline
Abstract
A process receives, with a receiver, health and wellness data of a user that is sensed by one or more sensors during consumption by the user of media content. Further, the process receives, with the receiver, health and wellness data of the user that is determined by a healthcare provider during an event that is distinct from the consumption of the media content. In addition, the process aggregates, with a processor, the health and wellness data of the user that is sensed and the health and wellness data of the user that is determined by the health care provider into an aggregated health and wellness data model. The process also determines, with the processor, one or more optimal audio/visual device settings based on the aggregated health and wellness data model.
Background
BACKGROUND 1. Field (1) This disclosure generally relates to the field of audio/visual (“A/V”) devices. More particularly, the disclosure relates to adjustments to A/V device user preferences based on health and wellness data. 2. General Background (2) Even though use of an increasing number of technology-based devices (e.g., televisions, smart phones, tablet devices, etc.) has provided numerous benefits, many of these devices also pose certain health concerns to users. For instance, users may suffer from nausea, eyestrain, headaches, motion sickness, etc. when consuming A/V content. Users often do not know the cause of such adverse effects (i.e., A/V content consumption) until after the media content has been consumed; even then, many users typically guess as to the cause of their discomfort. As a result, increased usage of conventional A/V devices may lead to a corresponding increase in adverse health effects. SUMMARY (3) In one aspect, a computer program product comprises a non-transitory computer readable storage device having a computer readable program stored thereon. The computer readable program when executed on a computer causes the computer to receive, with a receiver, health and wellness data of a user that is sensed by one or more sensors during consumption by the user of media content. Further, the computer is caused to receive, with the receiver, health and wellness data of the user that is determined by a healthcare provider during an event that is distinct fro
Claims
1. A computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable device having a computer-readable program stored thereon, wherein the computer-readable program when executed on a server causes the server to: receive first health and wellness data comprising a health measurement of a user that is sensed by one or more sensors of a first audio/visual device during consumption, by the user, of media content; receive second health and wellness data comprising a recommended playback setting that is determined for the user by a healthcare provider during an event that is distinct from the consumption of the media content; receive third health and wellness data comprising a playback setting preferred by the user when using the first audio/visual device; aggregate, by the server, the first health and wellness data, the second health and wellness data, and the third health and wellness data into an aggregated health and wellness data model; determine, by a processor of the server when executing the computer-readable program, one or more optimal audio/visual device settings based on the aggregated health and wellness data model, including resolving a conflict between the playback setting preferred by the user and the recommended playback setting based on the health measurement; and remotely and automatically cause, by the server via a network, one or more audio/visual device settings of a second audio/visual device to be adjusted based on the one or more optimal audio/visual device settings, wherein based on the adjusted one or more audio/visual device settings, the second audio/visual device outputs additional media content for consumption by the user. ||
12. A method comprising: receiving first health and wellness data comprising a health measurement of a user that is sensed by one or more sensors of a first audio/visual device during consumption, by the user, of media content; receiving second health and wellness data comprising a recommended playback setting that is determined for the user by a healthcare provider during an event that is distinct from the consumption of the media content; receiving third health and wellness data comprising a playback setting preferred by the user when using the first audio/visual device; aggregating, by a server, the first health and wellness data, the second health and wellness data, and the third health and wellness data into an aggregated health and wellness data model; determining, by a processor of the server, one or more optimal audio/visual device settings based on the aggregated health and wellness data model, including resolving a conflict between the playback setting preferred by the user and the recommended playback setting based on the health measurement; and remotely and automatically causing, by the server via a network, one or more audio/visual device settings of a second audio/visual device to be adjusted based on the one or more optimal audio/visual device settings, wherein based on the adjusted one or more audio/visual device settings, the second audio/visual device outputs additional media content for consumption by the user. ||
13. A computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer readable device having a computer readable program stored thereon, the computer readable program executable to perform an operation comprising: receiving, at a first audio/visual device and from a server via a network, one or more optimal audio/visual device settings that are determined by the server based on an aggregated health and wellness data model, the aggregated health and wellness data model comprising (i) first health and wellness data comprising a health measurement of a user that is sensed by one or more sensors of a second audio/visual device during consumption, by the user, of media content at the second audio/visual device, (ii) second health and wellness data comprising a recommended playback setting that is determined for the user by a healthcare provider during an event that is distinct from the consumption of the media content, and (iii) third health and wellness data comprising a playback setting preferred by the user when using the second audio/visual device, wherein the one or more optimal audio/visual device settings are determined by the server by resolving a conflict between the playback setting preferred by the user and the recommended playback setting based on the health measurement; adjusting, at the first audio/visual device, a user profile of the user based on the one or more optimal audio/visual device settings, wherein the user profile is remotely and automatically caused, by the server via the network, to be adjusted, the user profile including one or more audio/visual device settings associated with the first audio/visual device; and providing, at the first audio/visual device, additional media content to the user based on the adjusted user profile.