Spatial location presentation in head worn computing

A method comprising:

• determining a first geo-spatial location of a first wearable head device configured to be worn by a first person;
• receiving, from a first one or more sensors, a second geo-spatial location of a second wearable head device configured to be worn by a second person;
• receiving map data indicating an expected route of the second wearable head device;
• presenting, by a see-through display, based on the received second geo-spatial location of the second wearable head device, a virtual content on the see-through display at a location associated with the second geo-spatial location, wherein the virtual content is aligned with a vector from the first geo-spatial location to the second geo-spatial location;
• receiving, from a second one or more sensors, a signal associated with a movement of the second wearable head device from the second geo-spatial location to a third geo-spatial location, the second one or more sensors different from the first one or more sensors;
• receiving an indication whether the third geo-spatial location is accessible from the first one or more sensors;
• in accordance with the indication that the third geo-spatial location is not accessible from the first one or more sensors, modifying an alignment of the virtual content with the vector based on the signal and further based on the map data;
• presenting a movement path of the second wearable head device based on the second geo-spatial location and the third geo-spatial location;
• presenting an event indicator at a position along the movement path associated with a fourth geo-spatial location of the second wearable device, the event indicator comprising an attribute associated with the fourth geo-spatial location, wherein the attribute is received from the second person;
• and
• presenting, via the event indicator at the first wearable head device, the attribute associated with the fourth geo-spatial location.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of a first wearable head device configured to be worn by a first person, cause the first wearable head device to perform a method, the method comprising:

• determining a first geo-spatial location of the first wearable head device configured to be worn by the first person;
• receiving, from a first one or more sensors, a second geo-spatial location of a second wearable head device configured to be worn by a second person;
• and
• receiving map data indicating an expected route of the second wearable head device;
• presenting, by a see-through display, based on the received second geo-spatial location of the second wearable head device, a virtual content on the see-through display at a location associated with the second geo-spatial location, wherein the virtual content is aligned with a vector from the first geo-spatial location to the second geo-spatial location;
• receiving, from a second one or more sensors, a signal associated with a movement of the second wearable head device from the second geo-spatial location to a third geo-spatial location, the second one or more sensors different from the first one or more sensors;
• receiving an indication whether the third geo-spatial location is accessible from the first one or more sensors;
• in accordance with the indication that the third geo-spatial location is not accessible from the first one or more sensors, modifying an alignment of the virtual content with the vector based on the signal and further based on the map data;
• presenting a movement path of the second wearable head device based on the second geo-spatial location and the third geo-spatial location;
• presenting an event indicator at a position along the movement path associated with a fourth geo-spatial location of the second wearable device, the event indicator comprising an attribute associated with the fourth geo-spatial location, wherein the attribute is received from the second person;
• and
• presenting, via the event indicator at the first wearable head device, the attribute associated with the fourth geo-spatial location.