Safety for wearable virtual reality devices via object detection and tracking
AssigneeUltrahaptics IP Two Limited
InventorsDavid S. Holz, Robert Samuel Gordon, Matias Perez
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AssigneeUltrahaptics IP Two Limited
InventorsDavid S. Holz, Robert Samuel Gordon, Matias Perez
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The technology disclosed can provide improved safety by detecting potential unsafe conditions (e.g., collisions, loss of situational awareness, etc.) confronting the user of a wearable (or portable) sensor configured to capture motion and/or determining the path of an object based on imaging, acoustic or vibrational waves. Implementations can enable improved safety to users of virtual reality for machine control and/or machine communications applications using wearable (or portable) devices, e.g., head mounted displays (HMDs), wearable goggles, watch computers, smartphones, and so forth, or mobile devices, e.g., autonomous and semi-autonomous robots, factory floor material handling systems, autonomous mass-transit vehicles, automobiles (human or machine driven), and so forth, equipped with suitable sensors and processors employing optical, audio or vibrational detection.
A method of detecting a physical object during a virtual reality experience, the method including:
A non-transitory computer readable medium impressed with instructions for detecting a physical object during a virtual reality experience, which instructions when executed by one or more processors cause the processors to perform the following:
A system, including:
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