Mixed reality display accommodation

A mixed reality accommodation system, comprising:

• a head-mounted display device configured to be worn by a user and operatively connected to a computing device, the head-mounted display device including a plurality of sensors and a display system for presenting holographic objects, and
• a mixed reality safety program executed by a processor of the computing device, the mixed reality safety program configured to:
• receive physical environment data from a physical environment via one or more of the sensors;
• receive a holographic object from a source, the holographic object associated with a content provider ID;
• assign a trust level to the holographic object based on the content provider ID;
• if the trust level is less than a trust level threshold, then:
• apply a first set of safety rules that provide a protective level of display restrictions for the holographic object;
• and
• display the holographic object via the display system according to the first set of safety rules;
• if the trust level is greater than or equal to the trust level threshold, then:
• apply a second set of safety rules that provide a permissive level of display restrictions for the holographic object;
• and
• display the holographic object via the display system according to the second set of safety rules;
• wherein the protective level of display restrictions is greater than the permissive level of display restrictions.

A mixed reality accommodation system, comprising:

• a head-mounted display device configured to be worn by a user and operatively connected to a computing device, the head-mounted display device including a plurality of sensors and a display system for presenting holographic objects, and
• a mixed reality safety program executed by a processor of the computing device, the mixed reality safety program configured to:
• receive physical environment data from a physical environment via one or more of the sensors;
• receive a holographic object from a source, the holographic object associated with a content provider ID;
• receive user action data that is selected from the group consisting of eye-tracking information, microphone information, optical sensor information, position sensor information, and biometric information;
• determine a current user action based on the user action data using one or more of heuristics, an action-inference table, and programmatic rules;
• assign a trust level to the holographic object based on the content provider ID;
• if the trust level is less than a trust level threshold, then:
• select a first set of safety rules based on the physical environment data and the current user action, the first set of safety rules providing a protective level of display restrictions for the holographic object;
• apply the first set of safety rules;
• and
• display the holographic object via the display system according to the first set of safety rules;
• if the trust level is greater than or equal to the trust level threshold, then:
• select a second set of safety rules based on the physical environment data and the current user action, the second set of safety rules providing a permissive level of display restrictions for the holographic object;
• apply the second set of safety rules;
• and
• display the holographic object via the display system according to the second set of safety rules;
• wherein the protective level of display restrictions is greater than the permissive level of display restrictions.