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US 2018/0004284 A1Published application
Techniques for ocular control
AssigneeNorth Inc.
InventorsRuchir Saraswat, Nicholas Cowley, Richard Goldman, Patrick Gerard McGlew
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Abstract
An ocular control system arranged to determine electric potentials associated with a set of sensor. The ocular control system may determine direction of gaze or motion based on the determined electric potentials. The determined direction of gaze or motion may be used to provide data input for a computing device.
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A system, comprising:
- a wearable frame comprising a bridge portion and a temple portion;
- a first sensor coupled to the wearable frame proximate the bridge portion;
- a second sensor coupled to the wearable frame proximate the temple portion;
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- logic, at least a portion of the logic comprised in circuitry coupled to the first sensor and the second sensor, the logic to determine a bridge electric potential associated with the first sensor and a temple electric potential associated with the second sensor, and generate a conditioned bit stream based on the bridge and temple electric potentials.
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An apparatus, comprising:
- a first sensor in a set of sensors, the first sensor to generate a raw bit stream based on measurement of an effect of an electric field to be generated by a biological eye;
- logic, at least a portion of the logic comprised in circuitry, the logic to determine an electric potential associated with the biological eye based on the raw bit stream, and generate a communication signal based on the determined electric potential associated with the biological eye.
One or more computer-readable media to store instructions that when executed by a processor circuit causes the processor circuit to:
- determine a bridge electric potential associated with a first sensor;
- determine a temple electric potential associated with a second sensor;
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- generate a conditioned bit stream based on the bridge and temple electric potentials.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.