Cognition enabled dynamic color changing lenses
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsCraig M. Trim, Rashida A. Hodge, Gandhi Sivakumar, Kushal Patel, Sarvesh Patel
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Abstract
An approach is provided in which a lens system captures a set of sensory data corresponding to an area proximate to a user wearing glasses. Next, the lens system matches the set of sensory data to a situational context entry stored in a storage area and, in turn, adjusts an appearance of the lens system based on a set of lens configuration attributes corresponding to the matched situational context entry.
Claims14
A method implemented by an information handling system that includes a memory and a processor, the method comprising:
- capturing, by an eyewear system, a set of sensory data comprising a set of image data and a set of audio data corresponding to an area proximate to a user wearing the eyewear system;
- matching the set of image data to a first situational context entry;
- matching the set of audio data to a second situational context entry;
- selecting the first situational context entry over the second situational context entry in response to determining that a first priority level corresponding to the first situational context entry is higher than a second priority level corresponding to the second situational context entry;
- identifying a set of eyewear configuration attributes corresponding to the selected first situational context entry;
- and
- adjusting an appearance of the eyewear system based on the set of eyewear configuration attributes.
An information handling system comprising:
- one or more processors;
- a memory coupled to at least one of the processors;
- a set of computer program instructions stored in the memory and executed by at least one of the processors in order to perform actions of:
- capturing, by an eyewear system, a set of sensory data comprising a set of image data and a set of audio data corresponding to an area proximate to a user wearing the eyewear system;
- matching the set of image data to a first situational context entry;
- matching the set of audio data to a second situational context entry;
- selecting the first situational context entry over the second situational context entry in response to determining that a first priority level corresponding to the first situational context entry is higher than a second priority level corresponding to the second situational context entry;
- identifying a set of eyewear configuration attributes corresponding to the selected first situational context entry;
- and
- adjusting an appearance of the eyewear system based on the set of eyewear configuration and attributes.
A computer program product stored in a computer readable storage medium, comprising computer program code that, when executed by an information handling system, causes the information handling system to perform actions comprising:
- capturing, by an eyewear system, a set of sensory data comprising a set of image data and a set of audio data corresponding to an area proximate to a user wearing the eyewear system;
- matching the set of image data to a first situational context entry;
- matching the set of audio data to a second situational context entry;
- selecting the first situational context entry over the second situational context entry in response to determining that a first priority level corresponding to the first situational context entry is higher than a second priority level corresponding to the second situational context entry;
- identifying a set of eyewear configuration attributes corresponding to the selected first situational context entry;
- and
- adjusting an appearance of the eyewear system based on the set of eyewear configuration attributes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.