Pivot hinged head-mounted display device
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorWeston Taylor SKYE
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Abstract
Examples are disclosed that relate to single and double pivot hinge assemblies for an HMD device. One example provides an HMD device comprising a wearable support configured to be worn on a head of a user. The HMD device further comprises a head-up display mounted to the wearable support by a hinge assembly. The hinge assembly comprises a mounting component connected to the wearable support, and a bar connected to the mounting component at a first pivot. The bar is further connected to the head-up display at a second pivot.
Claims20
A head-mounted display device, comprising:
- a wearable support configured to be worn on a head of a user;
- and
- a head-up display mounted to the wearable support by a hinge assembly, the hinge assembly comprising:
- a mounting component connected to the wearable support, and
- a bar connected to the mounting component at a first pivot and connected to the head-up display at a second pivot.
A head-mounted display device, comprising:
- a wearable support configured to be worn on a head of a user;
- and
- a head-up display mounted to the wearable support by a hinge assembly, the hinge assembly comprising:
- a mounting component connected to the wearable support,
- a first bar connected to the mounting component at a first pivot, and
- a second bar attached to the first bar at a second pivot and attached to the head-up display.
A head-mounted display device, comprising:
- a wearable support configured to be worn on a head of a user;
- and
- a head-up display mounted to the wearable support by a hinge assembly, the hinge assembly comprising:
- a mounting component connected to the wearable support,
- a bar connected to the mounting component at a pivot and connected to the head-up display,
- a first adjustment mechanism that allows a position of the pivot relative to the mounting component to be adjusted;
- and
- a second adjustment mechanism that allows a position of the head-up display relative to the bar to be adjusted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.