AR Display Apparatus Grouping Objects Spatially

The patent segments the display of multiple objects by creating distinct visual groups based on spatial distribution. Objects are divided into separate clusters in the field of view, with each cluster representing a group of related objects. This segmentation prevents overlay clutter while maintaining information completeness by allowing users to see multiple object groups simultaneously in different spatial regions.

The patent transitions from two-dimensional overlay display to three-dimensional spatial distribution display. By utilizing depth and spatial positioning in the field of view, multiple object groups can be displayed at different distances and positions without overlapping. This dimensional change eliminates the clutter problem inherent in 2D overlay while preserving all information.

The patent implements self-service organization by allowing objects to automatically form groups based on their inherent spatial distribution characteristics. The system acquires basic position information of objects and automatically clusters them according to spatial proximity and distribution patterns, without requiring external hierarchy or priority metadata. This eliminates the need for complex information acquisition while achieving effective information organization.

The patent changes the organizational parameter from hierarchical metadata to spatial distribution parameters. By using position coordinates and spatial relationships as the basis for grouping, the system simplifies information requirements while maintaining effective organization. Objects are grouped based on spatial clustering algorithms that analyze position data, eliminating dependency on complex hierarchy information.

The patent merges multiple object information displays into unified spatial groups. Instead of displaying detailed information for each individual object separately, the system combines objects into clusters where shared characteristics and spatial relationships are highlighted. This merging reduces the total visual information load while preserving essential object information through group-level attributes and representative displays.

The patent applies partial information display by showing essential object characteristics at the group level rather than complete detailed information for each object. The distribution display provides sufficient information for spatial understanding and object identification without overwhelming the user with excessive details, maintaining the balance between information completeness and reality space visibility.