System and method for creating a personalized user environment

Abstract

A system and method of creating a personalized sounds and visuals environment to address a person's individual environment and state by receiving output from a plurality of sensors, the sensors detecting the activity of the user and the environment in which the user is active. Sounds and/or visuals to be transmitted to the user for listening and watching on the user's device are determined based on one or more of the sensor outputs, a user profile, a user mode, a user state, and a user context. The determined sounds and/or visuals are transmitted and presented to the user, and the determined sounds and/or visuals are automatically and dynamically modified in real time based on changes in the output from one or more of the plurality of sensors and/or changes in the user's profile.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A computer implemented method for creating a personalized environment to address a person's individual environment and state, comprising:
 receiving output from a plurality of sensors, the sensors detecting the state of the user and the environment in which the user is active,   wherein the received sensor output provides information on at least user location, user heartrate, user movement type, and user weather;   determining from the sensors' output an actionable description for the user;   determining from the determined actionable description a user mode, a user state, and a user context;   determining from a user profile whether to present sounds, visuals, or both to the user;   determining sounds and/or visuals to be presented to the user based on one or more of the sensor outputs, the determined actionable user description, the determined user mode, the determined user state, and the determined user context;   presenting the determined sounds and/or visuals to the user on a user device; and   automatically modifying the determined sounds and/or visuals based on changes in the output from one or more of the plurality of sensors.