Method for minimising motion sickness for head-mountable extended reality
AssigneeArm Limited
InventorsDaren Croxford, Roberto Lopez Mendez
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Abstract
A method to operate a head-mountable processing system, is provided. The head-mountable processing system comprising generating one or more control signals based upon a visual motion of a sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system, and transmitting the generated one or more control signals to a plurality of transducers to stimulate a wearer's vestibular system.
Claims19
A method to operate a head-mountable processing system, the method comprising:
- comparing a visual motion of a sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system to a threshold;
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- based on the comparison between the visual motion of the sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system and the threshold,
- generating one or more control signals based upon the visual motion of the sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system;
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- transmitting the generated one or more control signals to a plurality of transducers to stimulate a wearer's vestibular systems to control the wearer's sense of balance.
Non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a computer program comprising instructions that, when executed by a processor, causes the head-mountable processing system to perform a method to operate a head-mountable processing system, the method comprising:
- comparing a visual motion of a sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system to a threshold;
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- based on the comparison between the visual motion of the sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system and the threshold,
- generating one or more control signals based upon the visual motion of the sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system;
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- transmitting the generated one or more control signals to a plurality of transducers to stimulate a wearer's vestibular systems to control the wearer's sense of balance.
A head-mountable processing system comprising:
- a head-mountable device;
- a plurality of transducers for stimulation of the vestibular system of a wearer;
- a processing circuit to compare a visual motion of a sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system to a threshold;
- a control circuit to generate, based on the comparison between the visual motion of the sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system and the threshold, one or more control signals based upon the visual motion of the sequence of images for display by the head-mountable processing system;
- a communication circuit to transmit one or more control signals to the plurality of transducers to control stimulation of a wearer's vestibular system to control the wearer's sense of balance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.