Head worn computer display systems

This invention describes a computer display system designed to be worn on the head, similar to glasses. It features a sturdy internal frame that precisely holds a tiny projector, which shines an image onto a special see-through screen positioned directly in front of the user's eye. The entire assembly is supported by an outer frame with an arm that rests over the ear, housing a battery and wires to power the projector. The claims specifically narrow the invention to a see-through screen that reflects the projected image directly into the user's eye.

Why it matters: Since 2018, significant advancements in micro-LEDs, MEMS-based projectors, and transparent waveguide optics have made compact, high-resolution head-worn displays more practical and efficient. These developments could now enable a more refined and performant version of this optical system.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: SpecializedPrecision optics, micro-projector, specialized combiner, rigid chassis

3 AI reinvention directions for this patent

See all three

AI gives you a few directions you could take this. Pick one, and we check whether your version is different enough to patent, then write the filing.

Reinvent this with AI

Where this one came from

Every morning we go through millions of abandoned patents and pick out 15 worth your time. This was one of today’s.

This one

+10