GEOLOCATED DIGITAL ASSET ORCHESTRATION
U.S. Patent Application 18/856,095
US 2025/0245933 A1
Computer-Implemented System and Method for Providing a Digital Asset Marketplace
Patent-positioning analysis of an architecture connecting geolocated digital assets, map-based discovery, physical presence, augmented reality interaction, marketplace activity and digital ownership.
Orchestrated architecture — end to end
- 01GEOGRAPHIC POSITION
- 02DIGITAL ASSET ASSOCIATION
- 03MAP DISCOVERY
- 04PHYSICAL USER LOCATION
- 05AR ACCESS / INTERACTION
- 06MARKETPLACE TRANSACTION
- 07DIGITAL OWNERSHIP / TRANSFER
A single connected sequence: position, asset, discovery, presence, interaction, transaction and ownership.
THE POSITION IS THE ORCHESTRATION, NOT THE COMPONENTS
01
GEOSPATIAL POSITION
A physical location, space or object reference is selected.
02
DIGITAL ASSET ASSOCIATION
A digital asset is bound to that position.
03
MAP-BASED DISCOVERY
A map surfaces where assets may be viewed.
04
PHYSICAL PRESENCE
Device presence within the relevant area is determined.
05
AUGMENTED REALITY INTERACTION
The asset is rendered against the real-world scene.
06
MARKETPLACE TRANSACTION
A user encountering the asset at the relevant location is provided with a transaction opportunity involving purchase or trade, including transactions involving another digital asset.
07
DIGITAL OWNERSHIP / BLOCKCHAIN TRANSFER
Blockchain-based updating of digital-asset ownership, with additional smart-contract and destination-blockchain operations associated with transfer.
Central layer
PATENT-PROTECTED ORCHESTRATION LAYER
The position resides in the combination and orchestration of these domains, not in any single technology within them.
CREATE
A digital asset is associated with a physical location.
DISCOVER
The asset is presented through a map or geospatial interface.
APPROACH
The system determines that the user is physically near the relevant location.
EXPERIENCE
The digital asset is accessed or experienced using AR.
TRANSACT
The user takes a marketplace action.
TRANSFER
Digital ownership or transaction state is updated.
A U.S. PATENT POSITION AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE PHYSICAL AND DIGITAL WORLDS
The patented architecture concerns more than NFTs, augmented reality, maps, blockchain or digital marketplaces considered individually. Each of those technologies is well populated, and none of them alone describes the position under review.
Its commercial significance arises from the orchestration of those functions into a single connected digital asset marketplace architecture: an asset is bound to a real-world position, surfaced through map-based discovery, accessed through physical presence and augmented reality, and then transacted with a corresponding change in digital ownership.
Orchestration thesis
The value of the position lies in the connected sequence, not in any single function within it.
Central architectural sequence
OWNER
Party holding a digital asset.
DIGITAL ASSET
Image, video, audio, 3D object, NFT or collectible.
SELECT PHYSICAL / GEO-LOCATED POSITION
A selectable location, space or physical object reference.
VIRTUAL PLACEMENT
Asset is anchored to the selected position.
MAP-BASED DISCOVERY
A map identifies where assets may be viewed.
USER PHYSICALLY APPROACHES LOCATION
Physical presence within the relevant area.
AR ACCESS / VIEWING
Asset rendered in combination with the real world.
ASSET INTERACTION
Inspection, engagement, conditioned access.
PURCHASE / TRADE
Marketplace listing, offer, bidding or trade.
DIGITAL OWNERSHIP / BLOCKCHAIN PROCESS
Ownership recorded or transferred.
A STRATEGIC IP OPPORTUNITY
This review has been prepared to identify areas of technical convergence between an emerging U.S. patent position and technologies being commercialised within the spatial digital-asset market.
The objective is not to present a legal conclusion. It is to provide sufficient technical, evidentiary and commercial information for the recipient to independently evaluate whether acquisition, licensing or another strategic transaction involving the patent portfolio warrants further consideration.
Converging on: PATENT POSITION EVALUATION
HOW THE ARCHITECTURE MAPS TO A PUBLICLY DOCUMENTED PLATFORM
Patent
ILLUST
Preliminary technical correspondence based on publicly available evidence. Areas of correspondence are identified for further evaluation only.
LOCATION
1.a- Patent
- Physical / geographic position
- ILLUST
- Creators publicly described as able to anchor assets and AR experiences at physical-world positions.
IL-002 · IL-003
ASSET
1.b- Patent
- Digital asset association
- ILLUST
- GPS coordinates, geohashes, geofences and location anchors publicly described.
IL-001 · IL-003
MAP
1.c- Patent
- Map-based discovery
- ILLUST
- Google Maps-like interface and AR 'Mapplication' publicly described.
IL-001 · IL-005
PRESENCE
1.d- Patent
- Physical user location
- ILLUST
- Public material describes navigation toward assets and proof-of-presence functionality.
IL-001 · IL-003
AR
1.e- Patent
- AR access or interaction
- ILLUST
- Browser-based AR rendering of works at physical locations.
IL-005 · IL-002
MARKETPLACE
1.f- Patent
- Marketplace transaction
- ILLUST
- Marketplace, sale, bidding and purchase functions described in public terms.
IL-004 · IL-001
OWNERSHIP
1.g- Patent
- Digital ownership transaction
- ILLUST
- NFT ownership transfer and smart-contract operations publicly described.
IL-004 · IL-001
Reading this map
- DIRECT PUBLIC EVIDENCE — Public material directly describes the relevant technical operation.
- STRONG CORRESPONDENCE — Multiple public sources demonstrate substantial technical correspondence.
- REASONABLE CORRESPONDENCE — The public architecture appears consistent with the patent element but additional technical information is required.
- TECHNICAL CONFIRMATION REQUIRED — Public information does not establish every relevant technical limitation.
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STRATEGIC EVALUATION
This platform presents a strategic patent-position and technical evidence review based primarily on publicly available information. It is not a legal opinion concerning infringement, validity, enforceability or freedom to operate. Final legal conclusions require review by qualified patent counsel.