REDUCING BANDWIDTH REQUIREMENTS FOR PEER-TO-PEER GAMING BASED ON IMPORTANCE OF REMOTE OBJECTS TO A LOCAL PLAYER

Patent №

US 7,627,632

Granted

2009-12-01

Filed 2006

Owner

MICROSOFT CORPORATION

AI components

3

ml · kr · hardware

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

11559338

Techniques enable the reduction of bandwidth requirements for peer-to-peer gaming architectures. In some embodiments, these techniques allow differentiation among players to decide which players should receive continuous updates and which should receive periodic updates. For those gaming systems receiving periodic updates, guided artificial intelligence is employed to simulate activity of a game object based on guidance provided by the periodic updates. Conversely, for those gaming systems receiving continuous updates, the continuous updates may be employed to update the activity of the game object rather than simulating the activity.

Machine learningKnowledge representationAI hardwareA63F 13/12A63F 13/34A63F 13/30A63F 13/67H04L 67/104H04L 67/1059H04L 67/131H04L 67/30+3 more

AI classification

Machine learning1.00
AI hardware0.97
Knowledge representation0.79
Planning0.20
Natural language0.03
Evolutionary computation0.02
Vision0.01
Speech0.00

Ownership

MICROSOFT CORPORATION

assignment · 185870398

Assignors

DOUCEUR, JOHN R., LORCH, JACOB R., PANG, JEFFREY ANSON, UYEDA, FRANK CHRISTOPHER

On an employer assignment, the assignors are typically the inventors.

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