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Wearable computers, also known as wearables or body-borne computers, are small computing devices (nowadays usually electronic) that are worn under, with, or on top of clothing. The definition of 'wearable computer' may be narrow or broad, extending to smartphones or even ordinary wristwatches. This article uses the broadest definition.
Head-worn display
PendingJP2026089657ATelevision system detailsColor television detailsDisplay deviceElectronic component
Regarding a wearable computer system that provides computer-generated experiences. [Solution] The head-wearable display device comprises a housing defining a front opening and a rear opening; a display screen disposed within the front opening; a display assembly disposed within the rear opening; a first fastening strap coupled to the housing and including a first electronic component; a second fastening strap coupled to the housing and including a second electronic component; and a fixing band extending between the first fastening strap and the second fastening strap and coupled to them.
Owner:APPLE INC
AI Based Wearable Computer Device for Continuous Heart Rhythm Monitoring
ActiveGB6531273SCardiac rhythm monitoringWearable computer
Owner:PROF FAHAD KAMAL ALSHEREF +6
Method and apparatus for a wearable computer
PendingUS20260141724A1Input/output for user-computer interactionAcquiring/recognising eyesData displayComputer graphics (images)
An imaging apparatus includes a display device and a camera configured to generate image data reproducible as a series of images of a scene. Each of the series of images has a maximum field of view. A processor is configured to receive the image data, display at least a portion of the series of images, analyze the image data to determine if an object is recognized in each of the series of images, and generate a history of the series of images. The history is indicative of whether each of the series of images includes the object. Based at least in part on the history, the processor is configured to cause the display of the at least a portion of the series of images to be modified to: zoom in on the object, pan within the maximum field of view, zoom out on the scene, or any combination thereof.
Owner:I2I INC +1
Head-worn display
Regarding a wearable computer system that provides computer-generated experiences. [Solution] The head-wearable display device includes a housing, a fixing band coupled to the housing and configured to hold the HMD on the user's head, an external sensor coupled to the housing, and an optical module coupled to the housing, which includes an internal display and an internal sensor. The external sensor is configured to perform gesture detection for the user, and the internal sensor is configured to perform gaze detection for the user.
Owner:APPLE INC