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US 2017/0248791 A1Published application
Wearable optical system
OwnerAbraham Reichertinventor
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Abstract
A wearable optical system allows a user to watch a large screen, such as a smartphone screen, in a wide field of view (FOV) with both eyes, the field superimposed on the real world. The screen displays two separate zones to be the data source for each eye. The system includes two projection optical subassemblies based on a pupil forming eye piece. The interpupilarity distance (IPD) is adjusted by rotating each optical subassembly about a pivot, which is perpendicular to its specific display zone.
Claims10
A wearable optical system comprising:
- a body attachable to a user's head, a fixture in which a screen with two display zones one for each eye, is mounted facing the said user, and two projection optical subassemblies, each said optical subassembly being rotatable about a pivot perpendicular to the screen and located at a center of said display zone for each respective optical subassembly.
A wearable optical system comprising:
- a body attachable to a user's head, a fixture in which a screen with two display zones, one for each eye, is mounted facing away from said user and two projection optical subassemblies, each said optical subassembly being rotatable about a pivot perpendicular to said screen and located at a center of said display zone for each respective optical subassembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.