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See-through computer display systems

a computer and display system technology, applied in the field of see-through computer display systems, can solve the problem that the display of content in the see-through display can be a complicated operation

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-08-18
OSTERHOUT GROUP INC
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This patent is about methods and systems for see-through computer display systems. The technical effects of the invention revolve around creating a better user experience by allowing for more seamless interaction with the computer display. This can be achieved by incorporating certain features and advantages, such as advanced optics and image processing techniques, into the system design. Ultimately, the invention aims to provide a more seamless and immersive user experience through the use of see-through computer display systems.

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The presentation of content in the see-through display can be a complicated operation when attempting to ensure that the user experience is optimized.

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[0453]For a 26 deg display field of view and a 1280 pixel horizontally wide image, a pixel occupies 0.020 deg within the display field of view. If the frame rate of the full color images is 60 Hz, with three color sequential subframes images, the subframe time is 0.006 sec. The rotational speed of the head mounted display needed to produce one pixel of color breakup is then 3.6 deg / sec. If the number of horizontal pixels in the display field of view is reduced to 640 pixels and simultaneously the frame rate of the full color images is increased to 120 Hz, with three color sequential subframes images, the subframe time is reduced to 0.003, the size of a pixel is increased to 0.041 deg and the rotational speed to produce one pixel of color breakup is 14.6 deg / sec.

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[0454]For a 26 deg display field of view and a 1280 pixel horizontally wide image, a pixel is 0.020 deg within the display field of view. If the smallest size that the user can detect for color breakup is one pixel wide, then a rotational speed of over 3.6 deg / sec is required if the subframe rate is 180 Hz, before color breakup is detected by the user. Even though the color breakup is an analog effect, the user's eye does not have the resolution to detect the color fringes that are present during movement below this speed. So below this rotational speed, color breakup management is not required.

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[0455]For a 26 deg display field of view and a 1280 pixel horizontally wide image, a pixel is 0.020 deg within the display field of view. If the user can detect color breakup as small as one pixel wide, then a rotational speed of 3.6 deg / sec will require a shift of the subframes relative to each other of one pixel if the subframe rate is 180 Hz, to align the subframes so that color breakup is not visible to the user. If the user rotates their head at 15 deg / sec, then the subframes will require a shift of 4 pixels relative to one another to align the subframes so that color breakup is not visible. If the image frame begins with the display of the red subframe image, then no digital shifting is required for the red subframe image. A 4 pixel shift is required for the green subframe image. And, an 8 pixel shift is required for the blue subframe image. The next red subframe associated with the next image frame would then be effectively shifted 12 pixels relative to the previous red subfr...

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Abstract

Aspects of the present invention relate to providing see-through computer display optics with improved content presentation.

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BACKGROUND[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]This invention relates to see-through computer display systems.[0003]2. Description of Related Art[0004]Head mounted displays (HMDs) and particularly HMDs that provide a see-through view of the environment are valuable instruments. The presentation of content in the see-through display can be a complicated operation when attempting to ensure that the user experience is optimized. Improved systems and methods for presenting content in the see-through display are required to improve the user experience.SUMMARY[0005]Aspects of the present invention relate to methods and systems for the see-through computer display systems.[0006]These and other systems, methods, objects, features, and advantages of the present invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art from the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment and the drawings. All documents mentioned herein are hereby incorporated in their entirety by reference.BRIEF D...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): G06T11/00G02B27/01
CPCG06T11/001G02B27/0172G02B2027/0178G02B2027/0187G06T19/006G02B2027/0138G02B27/0179G02B27/0093G06F3/005G02B2027/014G02B17/08G02B2027/0118
Inventor HADDICK, JOHN N.BORDER, JOHN N.SHAMS, NIMA L.
Owner OSTERHOUT GROUP INC
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