The convergence of traditional broadcasting and internet-based communication is accelerating, creating a global imperative for media companies to offer more interactive and personalized viewing experiences. Consumers now expect to control their content across multiple screens. This technology provides a crucial framework for integrating external device control with broadcast applications, enabling new revenue streams through enhanced engagement and dynamic content delivery, essential for retaining audiences in a fragmented media environment.
Enables seamless application launch from external devices, significantly enhancing viewer convenience and engagement.
Dynamically determines application launch priority from broadcast signals or external sources, supporting flexible service deployment.
Establishes a robust IP foundation, with patentability confirmed after considering five prior art documents and expedited examination, ensuring business stability.
This patent successfully clarified its scope and secured patentability through precise amendments and logical arguments in response to examiner objections. It specifically defines the collaboration among the receiver's functional units for application launch control in a broadcast-communication converged environment, establishing a robust and stable right with low invalidation risk.
This patent focuses on the core logic for application launch and control. White space exists in developing advanced analytics for user interaction data, novel user interfaces for external device control, or integrating this system with emerging IoT devices for broader smart home applications.
In interactive service development with an annual investment of ~$2.0M (AI est.), this technology could reduce development costs by ~10%, leading to an estimated annual saving of ~$200K (AI est.). This represents a significant improvement in investment efficiency compared to building a proprietary system from scratch.
X: Seamless User Experience
Y: Service Delivery Flexibility