In-vehicle use in head worn computing
OwnerNima L. Shams, John N. Border +2inventors
InventorsNima L. Shams, John N. Border, John D. Haddick, Edward H. Nortrup
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Abstract
A head-worn computer including a see-through display includes a positional sensor system adapted to provide position feedback indicative of an alignment of the see-through display with a forward facing view through a windshield of a vehicle, a communication system adapted to connect the head-worn computer with a vehicle warning system, and a processor adapted to cause the head-worn computer to produce tactile feedback when the positional sensor system indicates that the see-through display is not aligned with the forward facing view and the vehicle warning system produces a warning signal.
Claims16
A, head-worn system including a see-through display, comprising:
- a. a positional sensor system adapted to provide position feedback indicative of an alignment of the see-through display with a forward facing view through a windshield of a vehicle;
- b. a communication system adapted to connect the head-worn computer with a vehicle warning system;
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- c. at least one processor adapted to cause the head-worn computer to produce tactile feedback when:
- i. the positional sensor system indicates that the see-through display is not aligned with the forward facing view;
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- ii. the vehicle warning system produces a warning signal.
A head-worn system including a see-through display, comprising:
- a positional sensor system adapted to provide position feedback indicative of an alignment of the see-through display with a forward facing view through a windshield of a vehicle;
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- at least one processor adapted to cause the head-worn computer to produce tactile feedback when:
- the positional sensor system indicates that the see-through display is not aligned with the forward facing view;
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- a warning system produces a warning signal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.