TCL Technology Group had 28 patents in artificial intelligence during Q3 2023. TCL Technology Group Corp has filed a patent for a method and device that enables one-click filmmaking. The method involves obtaining a script from a user, detecting a single user operation, and generating a film automatically using an auto-cinematography algorithm and estimated information of multiple shots based on the script. The estimated information includes details such as shot characters, scenes, character positions, shot duration, and shot types. GlobalData’s report on TCL Technology Group gives a 360-degreee view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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TCL Technology Group grant share with artificial intelligence as a theme is 25% in Q3 2023. Grant share is based on the ratio of number of grants to total number of patents.
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Application: One-click filmmaking (Patent ID: US20230237268A1)
The patent filed by TCL Technology Group Corp. describes a method and device for one-click filmmaking. The method involves obtaining a script from a user and detecting a single user operation. In response to this operation, the method obtains a plurality of shots and estimates information about these shots based on the script. The estimated information includes details such as the character of the shot, the scene of the shot, positions of the character, duration of the shot, and the shot type. The method then automatically generates a film using an auto-cinematography algorithm and the estimated information of the shots.
The method also includes additional features such as automatically configuring the shot type of one of the shots based on a deep learning algorithm. Before generating the film, the method displays the estimated information of one of the shots to the user and receives confirmation or adjustment operations from the user. After generating the film, the method can request the user to select whether to play the film. If the user chooses to play the film, it is played for the user. Alternatively, the user can select whether the generated film is approved. If the film is not approved, the method displays the estimated information of one of the shots to the user and receives adjustment operations from the user. An updated film is then automatically generated based on the adjusted information and the auto-cinematography algorithm.
The device for one-click filmmaking includes a memory and a processor. The processor performs various operations, including obtaining the script from the user, detecting a single user operation, obtaining the shots and estimating their information based on the script, and automatically generating the film using an auto-cinematography algorithm. The device also includes features such as automatically configuring the shot type, displaying and receiving confirmation or adjustment operations from the user, and requesting user selections on playing or approving the film.
Overall, the method and device described in the patent enable users to easily create films by providing a script and performing a single user operation. The system then automatically generates a film based on the script and estimated information of the shots. The method and device also include features for user interaction and adjustment, allowing users to customize the generated film according to their preferences.
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