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Patent drawing for Haptic systems for head-worn computers
US 20,250,044,601 A1
Optics US 20,250,044,601 A1 Not in force

Haptic systems for head-worn computers

This invention describes a wearable head device, similar to smart glasses, that places a display in front of a user's eye. It uses a specific optical system with a partially see-through lower module and an upper module that projects images onto it. While the title suggests haptic feedback, the claims provided focus solely on the optical display system and its ability to connect to external devices like a mobile phone or a remote server.

Why it matters: Advancements in mobile processor capabilities and robust wireless streaming protocols since 2024 could simplify the integration with external devices like smartphones for rendering and control.

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Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build
SpecializedCustom optics, miniaturized electronics, software integration

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