Spatial location presentation in head worn computing

A method comprising:

• determining a first geo-spatial location, the first geo-spatial location associated with a wearable head device;
• receiving, from a first one or more sensors, a second geo-spatial location, the second geo-spatial location associated with a second wearable head device;
• presenting, via a see-through display of the wearable head device, based on the second geo-spatial location, a virtual content;
• presenting, via the see-through display, a planned movement path of the second wearable head device, wherein the planned movement path comprises a graphical representation of a planned movement of the second wearable head device between a third geo-spatial location and a fourth 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 fifth geo-spatial location;
• presenting, via the see-through display, an actual movement path of the second wearable head device based on the second geo-spatial location and the fifth geo-spatial location, wherein the actual movement path comprises a graphical representation of the movement of the second wearable head device between the second geo-spatial location and the fifth geo-spatial location;
• receiving, from the second wearable head device, an attribute associated with a sixth geo-spatial location along the actual movement path;
• in accordance with a determination that the sixth geo-spatial location is visible to a wearer of the wearable head device, presenting, via the see-through display, a first event indicator based on the attribute;
• and
• in accordance with a determination that the sixth geo-spatial location is not visible to the wearer of the wearable head device, presenting, via the see-through display, a second event indicator based on the attribute, the second event indicator different from the first event indicator.

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

• determining a first geo-spatial location, the first geo-spatial location associated with the wearable head device;
• receiving, from a first one or more sensors, a second geo-spatial location, the second geo-spatial location associated with a second wearable head device;
• and
• presenting, via a see-through display of the wearable head device, based on the second geo-spatial location, a virtual content;
• presenting, via the see-through display, a planned movement path of the second wearable head device, wherein the planned movement path comprises a graphical representation of a planned movement of the second wearable head device between a third geo-spatial location and a fourth 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 fifth geo-spatial location;
• presenting, via the see-through display, an actual movement path of the second wearable head device based on the second geo-spatial location and the fifth geo-spatial location, wherein the actual movement path comprises a graphical representation of the movement of the second wearable head device between the second geo-spatial location and the fifth geo-spatial location;
• receiving, from the second wearable head device, an attribute associated with a sixth geo-spatial location along the actual movement path;
• in accordance with a determination that the sixth geo-spatial location is visible to a wearer of the wearable head device, presenting, via the see-through display, a first event indicator based on the attribute;
• and
• in accordance with a determination that the sixth geo-spatial location is not visible to the wearer of the wearable head device, presenting, via the see-through display, a second event indicator based on the attribute, the second event indicator different from the first event indicator.