Transformable apparatus with retractable display
AssigneeOmar Kevin Ubilla
InventorOmar Kevin Ubilla
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AssigneeOmar Kevin Ubilla
InventorOmar Kevin Ubilla
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An electronic, transformable apparatus (17) worn on a user's ear is disclosed. The apparatus (17) can either automatically extend or retract a display (18) above the user's eye. The display (18) is supported by an array of telescoping extension tubes (20) which fit inside one another and are housed inside the apparatus along with the display (18) when fully retracted. Upon extrusion of the display (18), the array of telescopic extension tubes (20) are pushed outward via an electronic mechanism including image generating means inside the apparatus. Thus, the apparatus's display (18) is visible when in use, and not visible when not in use. The apparatus (17) receives inputs from the user via a microphone (46) and camera (27), as well as the environment (68) via sensors associated with information about a moment in time. This information is then processed and output to the user either via an audio speaker (32), via presentation on the display (18), both simultaneously, or either of the two alone.
An electronic apparatus for automatically extending and retracting a display inside and out of an ear-mounted speaker audio system with at least one air wave hand gesture and speech pattern, useable with depth cameras and microphones attached on said ear-mounted speaker audio system as well as other sensors and transmitters, comprising:
An electronic apparatus for both extending and retracting a display within a user's field of view via an ear-mounted apparatus with at least one air wave hand gesture or speech command of a user, comprising:
A method for both extending and retracting a display inside and out of an electrical apparatus via a combination of shape shifting, programmable matter within an ear-mounted apparatus by utilizing a depth camera, microphone, and other sensors and transmitters the method comprising:
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