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A mother and her child go grocery shopping together, and decide to use Sensoryware to mak.e their experience more efficient, e f•i3ctive and enjoyable.

Scenario Workflow

Morn, with her daughter in tow, grabs a cart from the entrance of the grocery store.. A series of relevant apps launch automatical including:

Grocery first (or en zed by user defined criteria, dinner recpes)

Coupon book

Recipe book.

Recipe builder

Cost of shopping cart

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While in the produce section, morn weighs a food item on a scale. The price of the item is automatically entered into the .shopping cart cost totals Additional features of the system are seen in the background

The 'smart grocery list is automatically updated based on location (e.g. focused on fruits and vegetables in the produce section).

Food items on morn's list are visually hi. hiighted in the scene.

her virtLiai food items and Points are added to the child's score as she dentif

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The child launches a scavenger hunt ,ipp to make b& shopping experience more engaging end educational. The challenge is to locate food items from different countries around the

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At the end of an aisle; a virtual Mario Bataii demonstrates a simple recipe b custorners the necessary ingredients are available in the end dap,

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While in the we section of the grocery store, morn decides to search for a specific wine. A virtual map used to navigate to the desired wine..

While -walkng through the aisles, data appears attached to different wines, including

Recommendations from friends

Wines that appear on her personal wine list

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Scenario Workflow

Morn concludes her sno ping experience by walking onto a Magic Leap checkout map, which rings up all the groceries on her list and mentions any items that may have been for

She then czmpletes her checkout through a virtual display ----no crt:3dit card necessary.

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Scenes inciuded:

Virtual bookstore (1 scene)

. urgicai procedure (4 scenes)

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Stella operi...3 Up her book totem to reveal an imrnersive virtual bookstore experience.

The virtual environment combines the convenience of an online txyAsiore with the experience of e environment.

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A surgeon and his team, including a visiting virtual surgeon, conduct. a pre-operative planning session for an upcomng mitral valve replacement procedure.

The patient's pre-mapped anatomy is available in 3D for the teem to analyze during the planning.

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Duhng the procedure, the surgeon is able to reference the pre-mapped 3D heart for improving placement accuracy. Meanwhile, a medical student is able to observe virtually from her classroom..

The patient's information is readily available to confirm the pathology; and avoid any critical errors.

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DUring a post-operative meetin the surgeon is able to describe how the surgery went using a cross section of Stella's virtual anatomy.

Stella's husband is able to join t meeting virtually whiie et work.

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When everyone leaves the hospital room, Steile is be to changer her environment to e more comfortable setting, the beach.

Stella and a friend join a virtual -oga dx.:;F; from the comfort of her

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Stella enhances her indoor training with a virtual bng experience, where she can feet like she's biking outside on her favorite, route,s.

She is able to track important stat like ride time, distance traveled, and speed. A virtual avatar allow; her to compete with h& own personal best time,

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A landscaoir enhances hs job with a virtual game, where the is to follow a virtua mapped pattern.

F'onts are received .for accurately following the pattern and 'lifting certain score multipliers before he disappear.

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Other ideas

• Plants - For high-dimensional representation of information, map content to familiar nature shapes. Natured encodes vast information in trees, grass, etc. Ex. let each person in an organization have a virtual "plant" they can tweak. They give the plant to the leader, and they encode the color, shape, leaves, flowers, etc. of the plant with their status. If overworked, could be withered, if unhappy leaves could fall, if no resources leaves turn brown, etc. Leader can put all the plants in a "garden." He gets high-bandwidth view of organization through general color of garden. Spotting problem/positive groups is easily graphically. The people

grow their own plants.

Other ideas, cont'd

• Plant as e-mail - Let e-mail be a tree. Branch is a person, leaves are messages. Old messages are brown and eventually fall to ground. Twigs, sub branches are determined by connectivity of CC's or something. User can easily "prune" branches from annoying people, or put those branches on the back of the tree.

Magic Leap: Pocket Totem Concept Virtual Plant

Pocket size (with Sensory Wear) Physical Totem

"Mini Pot"

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Virtual Plant will response to: Time Day or Night Sun light direction Temperature Attention -Voice -Virtual Water - Virtual Fertilizer --Tweet or Text messages from distance

Over Time a Virtual Plant will grow out

Magic Leap: Pocket Totem Concept

Virtual Plant

(with Smart Phone/Tablet)

Flower opens with a message when the product is ready. Builds up

anticipation through the process „.. ..„

Card Scenario

Capture Image, on a Card

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Billboard Scenario

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