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US 2017/0289465 A1Published application
Multispectral eyewear device
OwnerSteven Douglas Slonakerinventor
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Abstract
A problem of automatic co-registration of multiple images, of the same scene, acquired through multispectral imaging channel(s) (including but not limited to IR, NIR, visible light channels) and polarized imaging in real time is solved by combining into a single eyewear device imaging cameras each configured to acquire imaging through a specific channel. Images from all cameras are simultaneously processed in real-time to deliver overlapping (and accurately registered) composite images, which are displayed to a viewing screen on the inside of the eyewear device.
Claims4
An eyewear device comprising:
- a face portion of the device including a frame and a shield portion carried by the frame, the face portion dimensioned to position said shield portion against eyes of the user when affixed to the user's head,
- wherein the shield portion has a thickness limited by front and back surfaces of the shield portion, the back surface facing the eye during operation of the device;
- an display integrated with the back surface;
- programmable electronic circuitry in said face portion;
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- an first array of operably independent optical imaging systems each having a respectively-corresponding optical detector in electrical communication with the programmable electronic circuitry, each of said independent optical systems positioned in cooperation with the front surface and through the face portion such as to capture light incident on the front surface and to form a corresponding image at a respectively-corresponding optical detector;
- said programmable electronic circuitry configured to calibrate image distortion of images formed at optical detectors to form undistorted images and co-register signals representing the undistorted images to said display to form a single aggregate image in which the data representing undistorted images is weighed in response to a user input to said electronic circuitry.
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