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    Providing electronic communications in a physical world
    85.
    发明授权
    Providing electronic communications in a physical world 有权
    在物理世界中提供电子通讯

    公开(公告)号：US09146398B2

    公开(公告)日：2015-09-29

    申请号：US13181156

    申请日：2011-07-12

    申请人： Stephen G. Latta ,  Sheridan Martin Small ,  James C. Liu ,  Benjamin I. Vaught ,  Darren Bennett

    发明人： Stephen G. Latta ,  Sheridan Martin Small ,  James C. Liu ,  Benjamin I. Vaught ,  Darren Bennett

    IPC分类号： G02B27/01 ,  G06F3/01 ,  G06F3/03 ,  G06F3/147

    CPC分类号： G02B27/017 ,  G02B2027/014 ,  G02B2027/0178 ,  G06F3/011 ,  G06F3/013 ,  G06F3/017 ,  G06F3/0304 ,  G06F3/147

    摘要： Techniques are provided for displaying electronic communications using a head mounted display (HMD). Each electronic communication may be displayed to represent a physical object that indentifies it as a specific type or nature of electronic communication. Therefore, the user is able to process the electronic communications more efficiently. In some aspects, computer vision allows a user to interact with the representation of the physical objects. One embodiment includes accessing electronic communications, and determining physical objects that are representative of at least a subset of the electronic communications. A head mounted display (HMD) is instructed how to display a representation of the physical objects in this embodiment.

    摘要翻译： 提供了使用头戴显示器（HMD）显示电子通信的技术。 可以显示每个电子通信以表示将其识别为电子通信的特定类型或性质的物理对象。 因此，用户能够更有效地处理电子通信。 在某些方面，计算机视觉允许用户与物理对象的表示进行交互。 一个实施例包括访问电子通信，以及确定表示电子通信的至少一个子集的物理对象。 在本实施例中，头戴显示器（HMD）被指示如何显示物理对象的表示。

    Enhanced Photo And Video Taking Using Gaze Tracking
    86.
    发明申请
    Enhanced Photo And Video Taking Using Gaze Tracking 审中-公开
    增强的照片和视频使用凝视跟踪

    公开(公告)号：US20150193658A1

    公开(公告)日：2015-07-09

    申请号：US14151492

    申请日：2014-01-09

    申请人： Quentin Simon Charles Miller ,  Stephen G. Latta ,  Drew Steedly

    发明人： Quentin Simon Charles Miller ,  Stephen G. Latta ,  Drew Steedly

    IPC分类号： G06K9/00 ,  H04N5/232

    CPC分类号： G06K9/00604 ,  H04N5/23216 ,  H04N5/23293 ,  H04N5/23296

    摘要： When a user takes a photograph or video of a scene with an image capture device, such as computing device having a camera, a point of interest in the scene is determined. The computing device includes an eye tracker to output a gaze vector of a user's eye viewing the scene through a view finder that indicates a point of interest in the scene. Selected operation may then be performed based on the determined point of interest in the scene. An amount of exposure used to capture the image may be selected based on the point of interest. Zooming or adjusting the field of view through a view finder may be anchored at the point of interest, and the image through the view finder may be zoomed about the point of interest, before the image is captured. Image enhancing effects may be performed about the point of interest.

    摘要翻译： 当用户使用诸​​如具有相机的计算设备的图像捕获设备拍摄场景的照片或视频时，确定场景中的兴趣点。 计算装置包括眼睛跟踪器，用于通过指示场景中的兴趣点的视力检视器输出观看场景的用户眼睛的凝视矢量。 然后可以基于场景中确定的兴趣点执行所选择的操作。 可以基于兴趣点来选择用于捕获图像的曝光量。 通过取景器缩放或调整视野可以锚定在感兴趣的位置，并且通过取景器的图像可以在拍摄图像之前关于感兴趣点缩放。 可以对感兴趣的点进行图像增强效果。

    Wearable display device calibration
    88.
    发明授权
    Wearable display device calibration 有权
    可穿戴式显示设备校准

    公开(公告)号：US08810600B2

    公开(公告)日：2014-08-19

    申请号：US13356545

    申请日：2012-01-23

    申请人： David D. Bohn ,  Stephen G. Latta ,  Jeffrey N. Margolis

    发明人： David D. Bohn ,  Stephen G. Latta ,  Jeffrey N. Margolis

    IPC分类号： G09G5/00

    CPC分类号： G02B27/0093 ,  G02B27/0172 ,  G02B27/64 ,  G02B2027/0132 ,  H04N13/327 ,  H04N13/344

    摘要： In embodiments of wearable display device calibration, a first display lens system forms an image of an environment viewed through the first display lens system. A second display lens system also forms the image of the environment viewed through the second display lens system. The first display lens system emits a first reference beam and the second display lens system emits a second reference beam. The first display lens system then captures a reflection image of the first and second reference beams. The second display lens system also captures a reflection image of the first and second reference beams. An imaging application is implemented to compare the reflection images to determine a misalignment between the first and second display lens systems, and then apply an alignment adjustment to align the image of the environment formed by each of the first and second display lens systems.

    摘要翻译： 在可穿戴显示装置校准的实施例中，第一显示透镜系统形成通过第一显示镜头系统观看的环境的图像。 第二显示透镜系统还形成通过第二显示透镜系统观看的环境的图像。 第一显示透镜系统发射第一参考光束，第二显示透镜系统发射第二参考光束。 第一显示透镜系统然后捕获第一和第二参考光束的反射图像。 第二显示透镜系统还捕获第一和第二参考光束的反射图像。 实现成像应用以比较反射图像以确定第一和第二显示镜头系统之间的未对准，然后施加对准调整以对准由第一和第二显示镜头系统中的每一个形成的环境的图像。

    MULTIPLE SENSOR GESTURE RECOGNITION
    89.
    发明申请
    MULTIPLE SENSOR GESTURE RECOGNITION 有权

    公开(公告)号：US20130328763A1

    公开(公告)日：2013-12-12

    申请号：US13689524

    申请日：2012-11-29

    申请人： Stephen G. Latta ,  Brian J. Mount ,  Adam G. Poulos ,  Jeffrey A. Kohler ,  Arthur C. Tomlin ,  Jonathan T. Steed

    发明人： Stephen G. Latta ,  Brian J. Mount ,  Adam G. Poulos ,  Jeffrey A. Kohler ,  Arthur C. Tomlin ,  Jonathan T. Steed

    IPC分类号： G06F3/01

    CPC分类号： G06F3/017

    摘要： Methods for recognizing gestures using adaptive multi-sensor gesture recognition are described. In some embodiments, a gesture recognition system receives a plurality of sensor inputs from a plurality of sensor devices and a plurality of confidence thresholds associated with the plurality of sensor inputs. A confidence threshold specifies a minimum confidence value for which it is deemed that a particular gesture has occurred. Upon detection of a compensating event, such as excessive motion involving one of the plurality of sensor devices, the gesture recognition system may modify the plurality of confidence thresholds based on the compensating event. Subsequently, the gesture recognition system generates a multi-sensor confidence value based on whether at least a subset of the plurality of confidence thresholds has been satisfied. The gesture recognition system may also modify the plurality of confidence thresholds based on the plugging and unplugging of sensor inputs from the gesture recognition system.