Dual system on a chip eyewear with synchronization to execute three-dimensional graphics

A method for use of eyewear including a frame having a first side and a second side and a plurality of electronic components, the method comprising:

• performing a first set of operations with a first system on a chip (SoC) positioned adjacent the first side of the frame, the first SoC coupled to and operating a first set of the plurality of electronic components;
• performing a second set of operations with a second SoC positioned adjacent the second side of the frame, the second SoC coupled to and operating a second set of the plurality of electronic components, wherein the first and second set of the plurality of electronic components include same type of electronic components, wherein the first SoC and the second SoC are synchronized, wherein each of the first and second SoCs operate the set of the plurality of electronic components of the other and execute three-dimensional (3D) graphics;
• wherein the first set of the plurality of electronic components comprises a first color camera, a first computer vision (CV) camera operable by a first color-based CV algorithm, and a first display each directly coupled to the frame first side;
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• the second set of the plurality of electronic components comprises a second color camera, a second CV camera operable by a second color-based CV algorithm, and a second display each directly coupled to the frame second side, wherein the first and second color-based CV algorithms are directly accessed by color images generated by the first and second color cameras;
• wherein each of the first SoC and the second SoC run each of the first and second color-based CV algorithms and provide power generation balance in each of the first and second SoCs while running the three-dimensional (3D) graphics;
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• wherein the first and second SoCs each perform CV and visual odometry (VIO) to track hand gestures of a user, and provide depth from stereo images from the first and second color cameras.

A non-transitory computer readable medium including instructions for operating an eyewear device including a frame having a first side and a second side and a plurality of electronic components, the instructions when executed by the eyewear device configures the eyewear device to:

• perform a first set of operations with a first system on a chip (SoC) positioned adjacent the first side of the frame, the first SoC coupled to and operating a first set of the plurality of electronic components;
• perform a second set of operations with a second SoC positioned adjacent the second side of the frame, the second SoC coupled to and operating a second set of the plurality of electronic components, wherein the first and second set of the plurality of electronic components include same type of electronic components, wherein the first SoC and the second SoC are synchronized, wherein each of the first and second SoCs operate the set of the plurality of electronic components of the other and are configured to execute three-dimensional (3D) graphics;
• operate the first set of the plurality of electronic components comprising a first color camera, a first computer vision (CV) camera operable by a first color-based CV algorithm, and a first display each directly coupled to the frame first side;
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• operate the second set of the plurality of electronic components comprising a second color camera, a second CV camera operable by a second color-based CV algorithm, and a second display each directly coupled to the frame second side, wherein the first and second color-based CV algorithms directly access color images generated by the first and second color cameras;
• wherein each of the first SoC and the second SoC are configured to run each of the first and second color-based CV algorithms and to provide power generation balance in each of the first and second SoCs when running the three-dimensional (3D) graphics;
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• operate the first and second SoCs to each render the three-dimensional (3D) graphics and perform rendering functions, to operate the first and second SoCs to each operate an operating system (OS), and to operate the first and second SoCs to each perform CV and visual odometry (VIO) to track hand gestures of a user, and provide depth from stereo images from the first and second color cameras.