Assisted Reality Glasses With Adjustable Mount and Wireless Remote
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing augmented reality devices are cumbersome, require wired connections, have limited autonomy, and are not ergonomic, making them difficult to use in outdoor environments and prone to user discomfort due to weight and fixed positioning, which hampers efficient access to real-time information.
Innovation Solution
A detachable augmented reality goggle system with a pivotable optical head and removable battery, allowing adjustable positioning and wireless communication, featuring a lightweight design and flexible attachment to head accessories, powered by a removable lithium-polymer battery for extended use.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If the display module and control components are integrated directly into the glasses frame, then the device provides hands-free access to information, but the weight and size increase significantly causing user discomfort
Solution Approach 1:
The device is divided into two separate components: a lightweight display module that attaches to the glasses frame, and a separate control unit containing the battery and processing components. This segmentation allows the display to be lightweight and comfortable for the user, while the heavier control components are carried separately or attached to clothing.
2Loss of information
If wired connections are used between display and computer system, then large volumes of information can be transmitted, but the device becomes bulky and less portable
Solution Approach 1:
The mechanical cable connection system is replaced with a wireless communication system. The control unit communicates with the display module and external computer systems via wireless protocols (such as Bluetooth or Wi-Fi), eliminating the need for physical cables and making the device fully portable and cable-free.
3Loss of information
If advanced embedded systems with cameras and GPS are incorporated, then real-time contextual information is provided, but energy consumption increases and autonomy is limited
Solution Approach 1:
The system dynamically manages power consumption by activating sensors and processing components only when needed. The control unit can enter low-power states when not in use, and the display module can adjust its refresh rate and brightness based on environmental conditions and user interaction, optimizing energy usage while maintaining real-time information capabilities.
4Device complexity
If the display module is fixed in position on the glasses, then the structure is simplified, but the device cannot be adjusted for different users or wearing preferences
Solution Approach 1:
The display module incorporates adjustable positioning mechanisms that allow it to be moved along the glasses frame to different locations. This dynamic adjustability enables different users to position the display at optimal locations for their eyes and comfort, while the overall attachment system remains relatively simple and easy to configure.
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AI summary
The present disclosure relates to an assisted reality goggle (10) attachable to a head accessory of a user, the goggle (10) comprising a main body and an optical head pivotable relative to the main body about a joint connecting the two. The disclosure also relates to a portable remote control device (20) for the assisted reality goggle (10), an assisted reality system (1) comprising the assisted reality goggle (10) and the portable device (20), and a head accessory (30) adapted to be attached to the assisted reality goggle (10).