Wearable Display Headset Mobile Device Integration
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current visual enhancement technologies, such as VR and AR systems, require a stand-alone computing device and additional remote controllers, which are immobile and costly, limiting their application scenarios and increasing power consumption.
Innovation Solution
A wearable display headset integrated with a mobile device that includes display modules and sensors, connected via wireless or data cable, allowing the mobile device to detect and control the headset's display modules, process data, and deliver visual content, enabling mobility and reduced hardware requirements.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a stand-alone computing device and remote controllers are used for visual enhancement technology, then the system can provide stable visual enhancement functionality, but the device immobility increases and application scenarios are limited
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines the computing device, display modules, and control functions into an integrated wearable headset system. The mobile device is integrated within the headset structure, eliminating the need for separate remote controllers and enabling the system to function as a single portable unit that maintains visual enhancement capabilities while providing mobility and expanded application scenarios.
2Ease of operation
If additional remote controllers are used for visual enhancement technology, then the control functionality is enhanced, but the cost increases and extra power supply is required
Solution Approach 1:
The mobile device integrated in the headset serves multiple functions: it acts as the computing platform, display controller, sensor processor, and communication hub. This multi-functional design eliminates the need for separate remote controllers while maintaining comprehensive control capabilities, thereby reducing device complexity and power requirements.
3Reliability
If a stand-alone computing device is used for visual enhancement technology, then the computation tasks can be processed reliably, but the power consumption increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system dynamically manages computation tasks by leveraging the mobile device's processing capabilities integrated within the headset. The mobile device can adaptively allocate computational resources based on real-time requirements, enabling reliable processing while optimizing power consumption through dynamic task management and energy-efficient operations.
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AI summary
Aspects of a mobile device integrated visual enhancement system are described herein. The aspects may include a wearable display headset that includes one or more display modules and a mobile device communicatively connected with the wearable display headset. The mobile device may include a first screen, a display detection module configured to detect the one or more display modules and receive display parameters from the wearable display headset, and a content delivery module configured to deliver visual content on the one or more detected display modules in accordance with the display parameters.