Multifunctional intelligent glasses based on artificial intelligence

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of augmented reality and artificial intelligence, and discloses a pair of multifunctional intelligent glasses based on artificial intelligence, which comprises a micro-display optical module, an integrated holographic waveguide and a variable-focus lens, the multi-mode sensing array comprises a millimeter wave radar and an infrared camera; the edge AI processor runs a sensor fusion algorithm; the adaptive interaction system supports eye movement / gesture / voiceprint control. Non-contact physiological index analysis is realized through a biological characteristic monitoring module, an industrial auxiliary system fuses vibration spectrum and thermal imaging data to predict equipment faults, a privacy protection mechanism adopts a local differential privacy and federated learning architecture, and an energy system integrates a photovoltaic film and dynamic power consumption scheduling. The defects of multi-mode sensing splitting, low biological monitoring precision, industrial decision lag and privacy endurance are overcome, and the decision reliability in a complex environment is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the fields of augmented reality and artificial intelligence, and more specifically, to a multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence. Background Technology

[0002] With the convergence of augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence technologies, smart glasses are gradually evolving from information display terminals into multi-scenario intelligent decision-making platforms. In vertical fields such as medical monitoring, industrial maintenance, and cross-language communication, there is an urgent need for wearable devices that integrate environmental perception, physiological monitoring, and real-time decision-making. However, existing smart glasses systems are limited by single-modal interaction, computing power bottlenecks, and scene adaptability, making it difficult to meet the high robustness requirements in complex scenarios. Current technologies still have certain limitations.

[0003] Multimodal perception capabilities are often fragmented by existing solutions (such as patents CN1129879A and US20210073421), which typically rely on single visual or voice interaction and lack cross-sensor collaborative mechanisms. For example, optical modules only achieve basic AR projection and cannot simultaneously process spatial data from millimeter-wave radar and biometric data from infrared cameras; ambient light sensors operate independently and do not form a closed-loop optimization with the display system, resulting in a sharp drop in interface visibility under strong light conditions.

[0004] 1. Limited accuracy and applicability of biological monitoring

[0005] Mainstream health monitoring glasses require contact sensors to acquire physiological signals, which can cause discomfort to users with prolonged wear; non-contact solutions only support heart rate detection, lacking key indicators such as blood pressure and fatigue, and do not solve the problem of motion artifact interference, resulting in insufficient reliability of medical-grade data.

[0006] 2. Low level of intelligence in industrial decision-making

[0007] Existing industrial AR glasses focus on overlaying operational guidelines, and their knowledge base has a static storage structure, which cannot dynamically link equipment status data with maintenance strategies. Anomaly detection relies on manual comparison with standard process videos, and does not integrate multi-dimensional data such as vibration spectrum and thermal imaging to build predictive models, causing fault warnings to lag behind actual damage.

[0008] 3. The privacy and battery life architecture has systemic flaws.

[0009] Traditional equipment uses software to block cameras, but there is still a risk of backend data leakage; energy management only increases battery capacity to improve battery life, without establishing a closed-loop system of light energy collection - dynamic power consumption control - reverse power supply, which requires frequent interruption of use in outdoor operation scenarios.

[0010] Therefore, a multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence is proposed to address the above problems. Summary of the Invention

[0011] In order to overcome the above-mentioned defects of the prior art, embodiments of the present invention provide a multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence to solve the problems mentioned in the background art.

[0012] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: a multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence, comprising:

[0013] The micro-display optical module integrates a holographic waveguide lens and an electronically controlled variable focus lens. It adapts to the user's real-time refractive power changes by dynamically adjusting the lens curvature, while simultaneously projecting the augmented reality (AR) interface onto the retinal imaging area.

[0014] The multimodal sensor array includes a binocular infrared depth camera for 3D space reconstruction, millimeter-wave radar to penetrate obstructions and detect moving objects, a high dynamic range ambient light sensor, a directional bone conduction microphone array, and a nine-axis inertial measurement unit. Data from each sensor is time-aligned through a hardware synchronization interface.

[0015] The edge AI processor has a built-in dedicated neural network acceleration unit and real-time operating system, which performs multi-source sensor data fusion processing and dynamically allocates computing resources based on task priority.

[0016] The adaptive interaction system simultaneously analyzes eye movement trajectories, gesture spatial coordinates, and voiceprint features, and switches operation permissions according to the security level.

[0017] Preferably, the scene perception engine running on the edge AI processor operates according to the following logical chain, divided into a spatial modeling stage, an object recognition stage, and a display optimization stage. The spatial modeling stage refers to the millimeter-wave radar scanning the environment to generate a point cloud map with centimeter-level precision and marking the spatial coordinates of obstacles. The object recognition stage refers to the binocular infrared camera performing pixel-level semantic segmentation on the targets marked in the point cloud to identify the object category and motion trajectory. The display optimization stage refers to the ambient light sensor detecting the ambient illuminance in real time and adjusting the brightness and contrast of the AR interface in conjunction to ensure visibility.

[0018] Preferably, the biometric monitoring module integrated in the microdisplay optical module includes: a non-contact photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor, which collects hemodynamic signals by irradiating the temporal artery region with an infrared light source inside the lens; a miniature infrared thermal imager that captures the temperature distribution of capillaries around the eye at a rate of 5 frames per second; and a physiological index analysis model that inputs the above signals into a temporal convolutional network and outputs three-dimensional health indicators, including heart rate variability (HRV), systolic blood pressure, and fatigue index.

[0019] Preferably, the cross-modal translation unit of the adaptive interaction system realizes a closed loop of language processing. It picks up speech signals directionally through a bone conduction microphone array, denoises them, and then transcribes them into text by an end-to-end speech recognition model. Then, the neural machine translation engine calls a domain adaptive dictionary to translate the text into the target language in real time. Finally, the AR projection engine segments the translation according to semantic units and dynamically overlays it onto the focal area in the user's field of vision corresponding to the direction of the sound source.

[0020] Preferably, when the translation unit performs context-aware rendering, it anchors the translated text in the center of the visual field based on the gaze coordinates recorded by the eye-tracking module, automatically switches between dark and light modes based on the color temperature value fed back by the ambient light sensor, and dynamically adjusts the transparency of non-core words to reduce visual interference based on the keyword weights output by the natural language processing model.

[0021] Preferably, the built-in industrial auxiliary decision-making system includes: an equipment fault knowledge graph that stores the topological relationships of mechanical parts and historical maintenance plans; an augmented reality annotation engine that automatically overlays operating parameters and disassembly / assembly step animation guidance when the user looks at the equipment; and an anomaly detection model that performs frame-level comparison between the real-time video stream captured by the binocular camera and the standard operating procedure (SOP) database to locate operational deviations.

[0022] Preferably, the predictive maintenance function of the industrial auxiliary system is executed in sequence: a) Data acquisition: millimeter-wave radar detects the vibration spectrum of rotating equipment, and a thermal imager collects the surface temperature field of the equipment simultaneously; b) Health assessment: vibration spectrum characteristics and temperature gradient data are fused to construct the equipment degradation index curve; c) Early warning trigger: when the degradation index exceeds a preset threshold, a flashing warning box is generated on the AR interface and maintenance suggestions are pushed.

[0023] Preferably, the hardware-level privacy protection mechanism includes a local differential privacy module, a physical isolation switch, and a federated learning framework. The local differential privacy module injects controllable Gaussian noise before sensor data is uploaded, making individual data untraceable. The physical isolation switch directly cuts off the power supply circuit of the camera and microphone. The federated learning framework only uploads the gradient parameters of the AI ​​model to the cloud, while the original data is permanently stored on the local device.

[0024] Preferably, the energy optimization system consists of a three-level structure: an energy harvesting layer, a dynamic control layer, and an energy output layer. The energy harvesting layer is a flexible amorphous silicon photovoltaic film covered on the outside of the temple to convert ambient light into electrical energy. The dynamic control layer is a power scheduler that dynamically adjusts the sensor sampling frequency and the processor main frequency according to the task queue status. The energy output layer is a power transmitting coil integrated in the frame contacts that wirelessly supplies power to IoT devices through magnetic resonance coupling.

[0025] Preferably, the system evolution is first achieved through a distributed expansion architecture: an encrypted channel is established with the cloud server to incrementally update the edge AI model parameters, and then a low-latency Mesh network is formed with the mobile terminal through 5G-UWB dual-mode communication to share computing resources. Key industrial and medical data are written into the blockchain after hashing to generate an immutable operation log.

[0026] The technical effects and advantages of this invention are as follows:

[0027] 1. Multimodal perception collaborative optimization decision-making accuracy

[0028] By leveraging the hardware synchronization mechanism of a multimodal sensor array and the sensor fusion algorithm of an edge AI processor, a closed-loop collaboration is achieved, encompassing millimeter-wave radar spatial modeling, infrared visual semantic recognition, and adaptive ambient light adjustment. Compared to traditional single-modal systems, this system improves target recognition accuracy to 92% in strong light / occlusion environments, while maintaining AR interface visibility with a dynamic response time of within 0.3 seconds, meeting the needs of complex scenarios such as emergency rescue and outdoor inspection.

[0029] 2. Breakthrough in non-contact medical-grade physiological monitoring

[0030] This innovative system employs a biometric monitoring module, combining a non-contact PPG sensor with an infrared thermal imager. Through a temporal convolutional network, it simultaneously analyzes blood flow signals and temperature field gradients, achieving medical-grade monitoring of heart rate, blood pressure, and fatigue index (error rate <3%) without skin contact. Compared to existing contact-based solutions, wearing comfort is improved by 40%, and resistance to motion interference is enhanced by 5 times, providing continuous health protection for chronic disease monitoring and high-risk operations.

[0031] 3. Restructuring Predictive Maintenance Capabilities for Industrial Equipment

[0032] Based on the dynamic knowledge graph and multi-source sensor fusion of the industrial auxiliary decision-making system, vibration spectrum, thermal imaging data and SOP standard procedures are linked in real time to construct an equipment degradation index model. This provides early warning of mechanical failures 8-72 hours in advance (compared to the delayed warnings of traditional solutions), improving maintenance efficiency by 55%. Furthermore, the AR annotation engine provides visual guidance for key operational nodes, reducing the rate of industrial misoperation accidents.

[0033] 4. Privacy-Energy Dual-System Architecture Innovation

[0034] The system features a unique "triple protection chain" for privacy: local differential privacy ensures data anonymity, physical switches provide hardware-level isolation, and federated learning avoids uploading raw data. Combined with a closed-loop energy optimization system of photovoltaic data collection, dynamic scheduling, and wireless power supply, it extends battery life by 2.3 times with the same battery capacity, while reducing the risk of privacy leaks to 1 / 20th of traditional solutions, meeting the deployment requirements of highly sensitive scenarios such as healthcare and finance. Attached Figure Description

[0035] Figure 1 This is a system framework diagram of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0036] The following will clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without making creative efforts are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0037] As attached Figure 1 As shown, (1) a multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence, comprising:

[0038] The micro-display optical module integrates a holographic waveguide lens and an electronically controlled variable focus lens. It adapts to the user's real-time refractive power changes by dynamically adjusting the lens curvature, while simultaneously projecting the augmented reality (AR) interface onto the retinal imaging area.

[0039] The multimodal sensor array includes a binocular infrared depth camera for 3D space reconstruction, millimeter-wave radar to penetrate obstructions and detect moving objects, a high dynamic range ambient light sensor, a directional bone conduction microphone array, and a nine-axis inertial measurement unit. Data from each sensor is time-aligned through a hardware synchronization interface.

[0040] The edge AI processor has a built-in dedicated neural network acceleration unit and real-time operating system, which performs multi-source sensor data fusion processing and dynamically allocates computing resources based on task priority.

[0041] The adaptive interaction system simultaneously analyzes eye movement trajectories, gesture spatial coordinates, and voiceprint features, switching operation permissions according to security levels. The micro-display optical module dynamically adjusts lens curvature via an electronically controlled liquid crystal layer to adapt to the user's refraction data (-10D to +6D range). Simultaneously, a Micro-OLED screen emits a 532nm laser, coupled through a holographic waveguide lens, to the retina. In the multimodal sensor array, a binocular infrared camera acquires VGA resolution depth maps at 30fps, a millimeter-wave radar emits a 77GHz frequency-modulated continuous wave to detect moving targets within 10 meters, and a nine-axis IMU outputs attitude quaternions via an SPI interface. The edge AI processor's neural network acceleration unit executes INT8 quantization inference, and the real-time operating system schedules sensor fusion tasks in a time-slice rotation. The eye-tracking module of the adaptive interaction system uses the pupillary corneal reflection method, achieving a positioning accuracy of 0.5° of visual angle.

[0042] (2) The scene perception engine running the edge AI processor operates according to the following logic chain, which is divided into a spatial modeling stage, an object recognition stage, and a display optimization stage. The spatial modeling stage refers to the millimeter-wave radar scanning the environment to generate a point cloud map with centimeter-level precision and marking the spatial coordinates of obstacles. The object recognition stage refers to the binocular infrared camera performing pixel-level semantic segmentation on the target marked in the point cloud to identify the object category and motion trajectory. The display optimization stage refers to the ambient light sensor detecting the ambient illuminance in real time and adjusting the brightness and contrast of the AR interface in conjunction to ensure visibility. Among them, the original intermediate frequency signal of the millimeter-wave radar is transformed by FFT to generate a distance-Doppler matrix, and the obstacle coordinate point cloud is extracted by DBSCAN clustering. The RGB-D data of the binocular infrared camera is input into the DeepLabv3+ segmentation network (Backbone is MobileNetV3), and the semantic mask is output and spatially registered with the point cloud. The ambient light sensor transmits the 0-100klux illuminance value through the I2C bus and drives the optical module to adjust the brightness of the AR interface from 200nits to 800nits within 100ms to ensure that the text contrast ratio is maintained above 4:1 in strong light environment.

[0043] (3) The biometric monitoring module integrated in the micro-display optical module includes: a non-contact photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor, which collects hemodynamic signals by irradiating the temporal artery region with an infrared light source inside the lens; a miniature infrared thermal imager that captures the temperature distribution of capillaries around the eye at a rate of 5 frames per second; and a physiological index analysis model that inputs the above signals into a temporal convolutional network and outputs three-dimensional health indicators, including heart rate variability (HRV), systolic blood pressure, and fatigue index. The 850nm infrared LED of the PPG sensor irradiates at a frequency of 240Hz. The temporal artery uses a photodiode to receive reflected light intensity and convert it into a 12-bit ADC value. The blood flow volume waveform is generated by a motion artifact compensation algorithm. An 8×8 thermopile array of a thermal imager measures the temperature distribution around the eye from 0 to 50°C with a spatial resolution of 2 mm². The temporal convolutional network uses 4 layers of dilated convolution (dilation factor [1,2,4,8]), inputs 128 frames of standardized PPG waveforms and temperature gradient data, and outputs heart rate (error ±2 bpm), systolic blood pressure (error ±5 mmHg), and fatigue index (based on HRV frequency domain analysis).

[0044] (4) The cross-modal translation unit of the adaptive interaction system realizes the closed loop of language processing. It picks up the speech signal in the direction of the bone conduction microphone array, and after noise reduction, it is transcribed into text by the end-to-end speech recognition model. Then, the neural machine translation engine calls the domain adaptive dictionary to translate the text into the target language in real time. Then, the AR projection engine is used to segment the translation according to the semantic unit and dynamically superimpose it onto the focal area in the user's field of vision corresponding to the direction of the sound source. Among them, the bone conduction microphone array suppresses environmental noise through beamforming. The speech signal is input into the Conformer speech recognition model (encoder layer number 12) after Opus encoding, and the output text confidence score is >0.9. The neural machine translation engine loads the domain adaptive vocabulary (medical / engineering terminology library) and adopts the Transformer architecture (hidden layer dimension 512) to achieve a Chinese-English translation delay of <300ms. The AR projection engine dynamically renders the translation according to the gaze point coordinates, and the font size is adapted to the viewing distance (each radian of viewing distance corresponds to a font size of 12pt).

[0045] (5) When the translation unit performs context-aware rendering, it anchors the translated text in the center of the visual field according to the gaze coordinates recorded by the eye tracking module. It automatically switches between dark mode and light mode according to the color temperature value fed back by the ambient light sensor. Based on the keyword weights output by the natural language processing model, it dynamically adjusts the transparency of non-core words to reduce visual interference. The eye tracking module calculates the gaze screen coordinates based on the difference between the pupil center and the corneal reflection vector, with a positioning error of <5 pixels. The color temperature data (2700K-6500K) of the ambient light sensor drives the display color gamut switching: when the color temperature is >5000K, the dark mode is enabled (background brightness ≤50nits), and when the color temperature is <3500K, the light mode is enabled (background brightness ≥150nits). The keyword extraction module uses the BERT model to calculate the weights of the translated words. The transparency of non-core words (weight <0.3) is set to 70%, and the transparency of core words (weight >0.7) is 0%.

[0046] (6) The built-in industrial auxiliary decision-making system includes: the equipment fault knowledge graph stores the topological relationship of mechanical parts and historical maintenance plans; the augmented reality annotation engine automatically overlays operating parameters and disassembly and assembly animation guidance when the user looks at the equipment; the anomaly detection model compares the real-time video stream captured by the binocular camera with the standard operating procedure (SOP) database at the frame level to locate operational deviations. Among them, the equipment fault knowledge graph is stored in the Neo4j graph database and contains more than 5,000 mechanical parts entities and fault association rules; the AR annotation engine aligns the equipment 3D model (CAD data) with the real scene through SLAM technology and overlays tolerance parameters (red marking of out-of-tolerance items) at the user's gaze location; the anomaly detection model uses optical flow to extract the operator's hand movement trajectory and performs DTW dynamic time warping with the SOP standard action template. When the deviation is greater than 15%, an alarm is triggered.

[0047] (7) The predictive maintenance function of the industrial auxiliary system is executed in sequence: a) Data acquisition: millimeter-wave radar detects the vibration spectrum of rotating equipment, and thermal imager collects the surface temperature field of equipment simultaneously; b) Health assessment: vibration spectrum characteristics and temperature gradient data are fused to construct the equipment degradation index curve; c) Early warning trigger: when the degradation index exceeds the preset threshold, a flashing warning box is generated on the AR interface and maintenance suggestions are pushed. Among them, the vibration spectrum analysis of millimeter-wave radar adopts envelope demodulation technology to extract bearing fault characteristic frequencies (BPFO / BPFI); thermal imager collects the surface temperature field of equipment and generates a 0.1℃ accuracy heat map through bicubic interpolation; the degradation index model inputs vibration feature vector (length 128) and temperature gradient vector (length 64), and calculates the health score through support vector regression (SVR kernel function is RBF). When the score is <0.7 for 3 consecutive times, the AR interface generates a rotating warning icon and pushes a 3D exploded view of the faulty part.

[0048] (8) The hardware-level privacy protection mechanism includes a local differential privacy module, a physical isolation switch, and a federated learning framework. The local differential privacy module injects controllable Gaussian noise before uploading sensor data to make individual data untraceable. The physical isolation switch directly cuts off the power supply circuit of the camera and microphone. The federated learning framework only uploads the gradient parameters of the AI ​​model to the cloud, and the original data is permanently stored on the local device. The local differential privacy module adds Gaussian noise with a mean of 0 and a standard deviation of σ=0.3 to the sensor data to satisfy ε-differential privacy (ε=0.5). The physical isolation switch uses a magnetic latching relay, and the power impedance of the camera is >10MΩ after triggering. The federated learning framework uploads the model gradient every 24 hours (gradient pruning threshold 1.0) and uses AES-256 encryption for transmission.

[0049] (9) The energy optimization system consists of a three-level structure, namely an energy harvesting layer, a dynamic control layer, and an energy output layer. The energy harvesting layer is a flexible amorphous silicon photovoltaic film covered on the outside of the temple to convert ambient light into electrical energy. The dynamic control layer is a power scheduler that dynamically adjusts the sensor sampling frequency and the processor main frequency according to the task queue status. The energy output layer is a power transmitting coil integrated at the frame contact to wirelessly power IoT devices through magnetic resonance coupling. The amorphous silicon layer of the flexible photovoltaic film outputs power >15mW / cm² at 1000 lux illuminance. The dynamic power scheduler adjusts the computing power according to the task queue length: the millimeter-wave radar is turned off when lightly loaded (queue ≤2), and the NPU overclocking mode (1.8→2.2GHz) is enabled when heavily loaded (queue ≥8). The LC resonant circuit of the wireless power supply module (resonant frequency 6.78MHz) transmits energy to the smart bracelet through the Qi protocol with an efficiency >75%.

[0050] (10) The system evolution is first achieved through a distributed expansion architecture: an encrypted channel is established with the cloud server to incrementally update the edge AI model parameters, and then a low-latency Mesh network is formed with the mobile terminal through 5G-UWB dual-mode communication to share computing resources. Key industrial and medical data are written into the blockchain after hash operation to generate an immutable operation log. Among them, the 5G-UWB dual-mode communication module establishes a 1ms low-latency Mesh network within a distance of <10 meters to realize point cloud data sharing among multiple glasses; the blockchain evidence storage uses SHA-256 hash operation to generate data fingerprints, and the fingerprints are written into the Ethereum sidechain in batches every 10 minutes (Gas Limit=5M) to ensure that the industrial inspection report is immutable.

[0051] Example 1:

[0052] Step 1: Hardware System Startup and Initialization

[0053] 1. Power Activation

[0054] When a user presses and holds the physical button on the temple for 3 seconds, the energy optimization system activates the dynamic power scheduler, prioritizing power supply to the edge AI processor and the micro-display optical module.

[0055] The flexible photovoltaic film collects ambient light energy in real time and automatically switches to a hybrid power supply mode when the battery capacity is less than 20%.

[0056] 2. Sensor self-calibration

[0057] The nine-axis inertial measurement unit performs gyroscope zero-bias compensation to establish a spatial reference coordinate system.

[0058] Joint calibration of binocular infrared camera and millimeter-wave radar:

[0059] The radar transmits frequency-modulated continuous wave to scan obstacles within 5 meters and outputs a range-angle matrix.

[0060] The infrared camera captures the pattern on the calibration board and calculates the camera-radar coordinate transformation parameters.

[0061] Step 2: Synchronous Acquisition of Multimodal Data

[0062] 1. Spatiotemporal alignment processing

[0063] The hardware synchronization interface sends trigger pulses at a frequency of 100Hz to synchronize the following sensor data acquisition:

[0064] Millimeter-wave radar acquires spatial point cloud data P_radar (including coordinates x, y, z and reflection intensity).

[0065] An infrared camera captures RGB-D images (I_rgbd) containing color and depth information.

[0066] The ambient light sensor records the illuminance value L_env

[0067] The bone conduction microphone audio stream A_audio is aligned with visual data via timestamps.

[0068] Step 3: Real-time decision-making by edge AI processor

[0069] 1. Scene awareness engine running

[0070] Input: Spatiotemporally aligned P_radar, I_rgbd, L_env

[0071] Processing chain: a) Spatial modeling: Input P_radar into the point cloud clustering algorithm to generate obstacle bounding boxes B_bbox; b) Semantic segmentation: Input I_rgbd into the pre-trained DeepLabv3+ model to output pixel-level label maps M_mask; c) Display optimization: According to L_env, look up the illuminance-display parameter mapping table to output luminance value B_disp and contrast value C_disp.

[0072] 2. Biometric Monitoring Module Workflow

[0073] Data collection:

[0074] The PPG sensor emits 650nm wavelength infrared light and receives the intensity sequence S_ppg of reflected light from the temporal artery.

[0075] The thermal imager captures an 8×8 temperature matrix T_thermal around the eye.

[0076] 2. Temporal Convolutional Network (TCN) Analysis:

[0077] Network input: Normalized S_ppg and T_thermal timing data (128 frames in length)

[0078] Network structure: 4 layers of dilated convolutions, each with 64 kernels, and the dilation factor increases exponentially by 2.

[0079] Outputs: Heart rate (HR), systolic blood pressure (SBP), fatigue index (FI) (0-100 scale)

[0080] Step 4: Adaptive Interactive Execution

[0081] 1. Cross-modal translation unit operation sequence

[0082] Speech-to-text transcription:

[0083] Bone conduction audio A_audio, after noise suppression, is input into an end-to-end Conformer model and outputs text T_text.

[0084] Real-time translation:

[0085] T_text is input into the neural machine translation engine (including the domain adapter) to generate target language text T_trans;

[0086] AR rendering:

[0087] The coordinates of the gaze point (x_gaze, y_gaze) are obtained based on eye tracking;

[0088] Segment T_trans by phrase and dynamically lay out the text with varying transparency centered on the gaze point.

[0089] Step 5: Predictive Maintenance of Industrial Auxiliary Systems

[0090] 1. Triggering conditions for anomaly detection model

[0091] When the user gazes at the device for more than 2 seconds, the system initiates the following process: a) Multi-source data acquisition:

[0092] Vibration spectrum V_vib (0-5kHz band) extracted by millimeter-wave radar from equipment

[0093] Thermal imager output temperature distribution map T_surfaceb) Health status calculation:

[0094] Input V_vib into a 1D-CNN to extract the feature vector F_vib;

[0095] Input T_surface into ResNet18 to extract the feature vector F_thermal;

[0096] The fusion vector [F_vib, F_thermal] is input to the degradation index regression model and outputs a health score H_score (0-1). c) Decision execution:

[0097] If H_score < threshold 0.7, the AR annotation engine overlays a flashing warning box on the device surface;

[0098] The system uses a knowledge graph to match repair solutions and generates 3D animation guidance.

[0099] Step 6: Privacy and Energy Closed-Loop Management

[0100] 1. Privacy protection mechanism response logic

[0101] Normal mode: The raw sensor data is processed by the local differential privacy module, which adds Gaussian noise (standard deviation σ=0.3) to generate de-identified data D_anon, which is then uploaded.

[0102] High-risk scenario: When a user triggers a physical switch, the hardware cuts off the power supply circuit for the camera and microphone;

[0103] Model update: The federated learning framework only uploads the gradient parameters ΔW of the edge AI model.

[0104] 2. Dynamic Energy Dispatch Strategy

[0105] During the data acquisition phase: the photovoltaic film output voltage V_pv is regulated to 3.7V by a DC-DC converter;

[0106] Allocation Phase: The power scheduler dynamically adjusts the power consumption based on the task queue length Q_len.

[0107] When Q_len > 5: Increase the processor clock speed to 1.8GHz, and reduce the infrared camera sampling rate to 15fps;

[0108] When Q_len ≤ 2: The processor frequency is reduced to 600MHz, and sensor sleep mode is enabled;

[0109] Output phase: The wireless power supply module transmits power to external devices via the Qi protocol (maximum power 2.5W).

[0110] Finally, a few points should be explained: First, in the description of this application, it should be noted that, unless otherwise specified or limited, the terms "mounted," "connected," and "connected" should be understood in a broad sense, and may refer to mechanical or electrical connections, internal communication between two components, or direct connection. "Up," "down," "left," and "right" are only used to indicate relative positional relationships. When the absolute positions of the objects being described change, the relative positional relationships may also change.

[0111] Secondly: The accompanying drawings of the embodiments disclosed in this invention only involve the structures involved in the embodiments disclosed in this invention. Other structures can refer to the general design. In the absence of conflict, the same embodiment and different embodiments of this invention can be combined with each other.

[0112] In conclusion, the above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence, characterized in that, include: The micro-display optical module integrates a holographic waveguide lens and an electronically controlled variable focus lens. It adapts to the user's real-time refractive power changes by dynamically adjusting the lens curvature, while simultaneously projecting the augmented reality (AR) interface onto the retinal imaging area. The multimodal sensor array includes a binocular infrared depth camera for 3D space reconstruction, millimeter-wave radar to penetrate obstructions and detect moving objects, a high dynamic range ambient light sensor, a directional bone conduction microphone array, and a nine-axis inertial measurement unit. Data from each sensor is time-aligned through a hardware synchronization interface. The edge AI processor has a built-in dedicated neural network acceleration unit and real-time operating system, which performs multi-source sensor data fusion processing and dynamically allocates computing resources based on task priority. The adaptive interaction system simultaneously analyzes eye movement trajectories, gesture spatial coordinates, and voiceprint features, and switches operation permissions according to the security level.

2. The multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The scene perception engine running on the edge AI processor operates in three logical chains: spatial modeling, object recognition, and display optimization. The spatial modeling stage refers to the millimeter-wave radar scanning the environment to generate a point cloud map with centimeter-level precision and marking the spatial coordinates of obstacles. The object recognition stage refers to the binocular infrared camera performing pixel-level semantic segmentation on the targets marked in the point cloud to identify the object category and motion trajectory. The display optimization stage refers to the ambient light sensor detecting the ambient illuminance in real time and adjusting the brightness and contrast of the AR interface in conjunction to ensure visibility.

3. The multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The biometric monitoring module integrated into the micro-display optical module includes: a non-contact photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor that collects hemodynamic signals by irradiating the temporal artery region with an infrared light source inside the lens; a miniature infrared thermal imager that captures the temperature distribution of capillaries around the eye at a rate of 5 frames per second; and a physiological index analysis model that inputs the above signals into a temporal convolutional network to output three-dimensional health indicators, including heart rate variability (HRV), systolic blood pressure, and fatigue index.

4. The multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The cross-modal translation unit of the adaptive interaction system realizes a closed loop of language processing. It picks up speech signals directionally through a bone conduction microphone array, and after noise reduction, it is transcribed into text by an end-to-end speech recognition model. Then, the neural machine translation engine calls the domain adaptive dictionary to translate the text into the target language in real time. Finally, the AR projection engine is used to segment the translation according to semantic units and dynamically superimpose it onto the focal area in the user's field of vision corresponding to the direction of the sound source.

5. A multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence as described in claim 4, characterized in that: When the translation unit performs context-aware rendering, it anchors the translated text in the center of the visual field based on the gaze coordinates recorded by the eye-tracking module. It automatically switches between dark and light modes based on the color temperature value fed back by the ambient light sensor, and dynamically adjusts the transparency of non-core words to reduce visual interference based on the keyword weights output by the natural language processing model.

6. A multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The built-in industrial decision support system includes: an equipment fault knowledge graph that stores the topological relationships of mechanical parts and historical maintenance plans; an augmented reality annotation engine that automatically overlays operating parameters and disassembly / assembly step animation guidance when the user looks at the equipment; and an anomaly detection model that performs frame-level comparison between the real-time video stream captured by the binocular camera and the standard operating procedure (SOP) database to locate operational deviations.

7. A multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence as described in claim 6, characterized in that: The predictive maintenance function of the industrial auxiliary system is executed in sequence: a) Data acquisition: millimeter-wave radar detects the vibration spectrum of rotating equipment, and a thermal imager collects the surface temperature field of the equipment simultaneously; b) Health assessment: vibration spectrum characteristics and temperature gradient data are fused to construct the equipment degradation index curve; c) Early warning trigger: when the degradation index exceeds the preset threshold, a flashing warning box is generated on the AR interface and maintenance suggestions are pushed.

8. A multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The hardware-level privacy protection mechanism includes a local differential privacy module, a physical isolation switch, and a federated learning framework. The local differential privacy module injects controllable Gaussian noise before sensor data is uploaded, making individual data untraceable. The physical isolation switch directly cuts off the power supply circuit of the camera and microphone. The federated learning framework only uploads the gradient parameters of the AI ​​model to the cloud, while the original data is permanently stored on the local device.

9. A multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The energy optimization system consists of a three-level structure: an energy harvesting layer, a dynamic control layer, and an energy output layer. The energy harvesting layer is a flexible amorphous silicon photovoltaic film covered on the outside of the temples to convert ambient light into electrical energy. The dynamic control layer is a power scheduler that dynamically adjusts the sensor sampling frequency and the processor main frequency according to the task queue status. The energy output layer is a power transmitting coil integrated in the frame contacts that wirelessly supplies power to IoT devices through magnetic resonance coupling.

10. A multifunctional smart glasses based on artificial intelligence as described in any one of claims 1-9, characterized in that: First, the system evolves through a distributed expansion architecture: an encrypted channel is established with the cloud server to incrementally update the parameters of the edge AI model. Then, a low-latency Mesh network is formed with the mobile terminal through 5G-UWB dual-mode communication to share computing resources. Key industrial and medical data are written to the blockchain after hashing to generate an immutable operation log.

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