WHAT IS EVIDENCED, WHAT IS POTENTIAL, AND WHAT IS STILL MISSING
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Elements with recorded correspondence
Derived from the claim mapping database.
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Evidence records held
5 company-published.
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Technical-category records
Geolocation, AR, blockchain, registry, presence, map.
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Elements requiring evidence
Stated openly; not treated as adverse.
[PROVISIONAL PLACEHOLDER — published application text pending replacement by the final allowed claim set] A computer-implemented method for providing a digital asset marketplace, comprising receiving a selection of a physical or geographic location, associating a digital asset with the selected location, generating a map identifying locations at which digital assets may be viewed, determining that a user device is physically present at or within a defined area of the location, causing the digital asset to be displayed in augmented reality in combination with the real-world environment, and enabling the digital asset to be offered for purchase or trade with a corresponding change in digital ownership.
receiving a selection of a physical or geographic location or space
A seller or owner designates a selectable real-world position, space or physical object reference within the system.
associating a digital asset with the selected location
The system creates a persistent binding between asset record and location data (coordinates, geohash, anchor or geofence).
generating a map identifying locations at which digital assets may be viewed
A map interface renders markers for the geographic positions of placed assets, enabling discovery.
determining physical presence of a user device at the location
Device location is evaluated against the associated location or geofence to condition access.
displaying the digital asset in augmented reality with the real-world environment
The asset is rendered through an AR camera view registered to the physical scene.
offering the digital asset for purchase or trade
Marketplace functions expose listing, offer, bidding or trade of the located asset.
effecting a change in digital ownership following the transaction
Ownership record is updated, potentially via blockchain and/or smart-contract processing.
Review annotations · coverage:illust
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PRIMARY COMPANY SOURCE
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OFFICIAL TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
Developer docs, whitepapers, technical specifications.
TERMS / LEGAL MATERIAL
Terms of service, licence terms, marketplace conditions.
OFFICIAL PARTNER / INVESTOR SOURCE
Partner announcements, investor and accelerator pages.
INDEPENDENT THIRD-PARTY SOURCE
Press, directories and commentary.
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