Application (pre-grant publication)
SYSTEMS AND METHODS TO PRESENT IN-VEHICLE CONTENT BASED ON CHARACTERIZATION OF PRODUCTS
- Number
- 20200151768
- Published
- 2020-05-14
- Filed
- 2018-11-13
- Assignee
- Disney Enterprises, Inc.
- Inventors
- DeKeyser; Thomas M., Khalfan; Alif, Feder; David, Chao; Patricia
- CPC
- B60K35/00; B60K35/21; B60K35/22; B60K35/26; B60K35/29; B60K35/65; B60K35/80; B60K35/85; G06Q30/0265; G06Q30/0269; G06V10/462; G06V20/20; G06V20/59; G06V20/593; G06V40/10; G06V40/172
- Verdict
- Set aside in-vehicle advertising, business
- Source
- Google Patents · FreePatentsOnline
Abstract
This disclosure relates to a system configured to present in-vehicle content based on characterization of products. The system may be coupled to a vehicle. The system may include one or more physical processors. The processor(s) may obtain user information specifying individual sets of products interacted with by individual users prior to a ride in the vehicle. The processor(s) may identify in-vehicle content specific to individual subsets of products having one or more values of one or more product attributes in common. The processor(s) may control one or more vehicle components coupled to the vehicle to provide the in-vehicle content.
Background
FIELD
This disclosure relates to systems and methods to present in-vehicle content based on characterization of products.BACKGROUND
Vehicles may include advanced systems for one or more of navigation, climate control, entertainment, and/or other features and/or functionality. For example, navigation systems may prompt a driver of required maneuvers utilizing advanced maps as well as voice-based interactions. Entertainment systems, including audio and visual systems, are a staple in most vehicles and can be found through a vehicle. For example, a video screen may be mounted to the backs of headrests and/or on purpose built entertainment systems.SUMMARY
This disclosure relates to systems and methods to present content in vehicles (“in-vehicle content”) based on characterization of products interacted with by users prior to individual rides in the vehicles. Individual users may interact with individual sets of products offered within a network of products. The presented in-vehicle content for an individual user may be specific to an individual subset of products interacted with by the individual uses. The individual subset of products may include one or more products which share one or more values of one or more product attributes in common. By way of non-limiting illustration, a product attribute may include product brand. The presented in-vehicle content, for example, may be specific to a subset of products within a set of products interacted with by a user w