Samsung has been making great strides in the tech industry, and their latest patent is no exception. The patent, filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office under the number US20230239618A1, is for a revolutionary wearable device that could revolutionize how people experience multi-modality.
This new device is being developed by Samsung Electronics Co., and it brings together images, text, and sound in a way that has never been seen before. The device uses a generator of a GAN (Generative Adversarial Network) to create the missing data, and a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) signal to output the multi-modality.
The device is set to completely change how people interact with each other. It allows for a far more immersive experience, as the user is able to feel sound, see images, and read text all at once. This could be a great tool for communication, allowing users to connect more deeply and easily with each other.
The device has several potential applications. It could be used for virtual reality gaming, allowing for a more realistic and immersive experience. It could also be used for communication between users, allowing them to hear, see, and feel each other’s messages.
This revolutionary device is also set to be incredibly useful for those with hearing or sight impairments. The device can generate visual and auditory data from source data, meaning that those with these impairments can still experience multi-modality.
Of course, the fact that this is a patent means that there is no guarantee that it will ever come to market. While Samsung is currently working on the device, it is impossible to know for certain whether it will ever be released.
That being said, it is clear that this device could revolutionize the way that people interact with each other and experience multi-modality. It could be a great tool for communication, as well as a valuable asset for those with hearing or sight impairments.
At the very least, this patent shows that Samsung is continuing to push the boundaries of technology and is looking for new ways to make communication and multi-modality experiences seamless and immersive. Only time will tell whether they will be able to turn this patent into reality, but it is surely an exciting prospect.