This invention describes an augmented reality headset that a user wears to monitor their health. It uses various sensors to collect data about the user's body and their surroundings, feeding this information into a health prediction model. This model continuously updates with new data, allowing the system to refine its health assessments or trigger an intervention, such as an alert. The claims specify a head-mounted display with special lenses called waveguides, and the ability for multiple users, including clinicians, to share data and view augmented reality content for diagnosis or treatment.
Why it matters: Head-mounted AR display technology, especially waveguides, has matured significantly since 2021, making such a device more practical. Concurrently, advancements in on-device AI/ML for health prediction models and robust wireless networking for multi-user data sharing have made the system's core functionality more powerful and efficient.
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