Wearable apparatus, virtual reality method and terminal system
AssigneesBoe Technology Group Co., Ltd., Hefei Xinsheng Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsJian TIAN, Ming ZHANG, Xinbin TIAN, Min HE
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Abstract
A wearable apparatus is provided, which can express information in more dimensions. The wearable apparatus includes a signal receiving module, a signal processing module, at least one signal generating module and at least one signal outputting module, which are all disposed on a case body. A virtual reality method and a terminal system are further provided.
Claims20
A wearable apparatus, comprising a signal receiving module, a signal processing module, at least one signal generating module and at least one signal outputting module, which are disposed on a case body, wherein
- the signal receiving module is configured to receive stimulating signals generated based on multimedia signals input to a display terminal,
- the signal processing module is connected with the signal receiving module and configured to convert the stimulating signals into voltages signals or current signals so as to generate converted signals,
- the at least one signal generating module is connected with the signal processing module and configured to generate sensation signals from the converted signals, the sensation signals comprising at least one of PWM pulse signals, electromagnetic signals and electrothermic signals, and
- each of at least one signal outputting module is connected with the signal generating module it corresponds to, and configured to output the sensation signals to the body of a person.
A virtual reality method, comprising:
- receiving stimulating signals generated based on multimedia signals input to a display terminal;
- converting the stimulating signals into voltage signals or current signals to generate converted signals;
- generating sensation signals from the converted signals, the sensation signals comprising at least one of PWM pulse signals, electromagnetic signals and electrothermic signals;
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- outputting the sensation signals to the body of a person.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.