Intraocular Brainwave Communicator
AssigneeCeyeber Corp.
InventorRobert Edward Grant
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A system that includes an intraocular camera and a neural emissions detecting component that can initiate and then stop a passive persistent broadcast of video captured by the camera based on a neural emission associated with a stimulus or feeling by the user. The system determines a neural emission signature based on the received neural emission signal and determines whether a stop threshold has been met. If the stop threshold has been met, the system causes the camera to stop capturing video, thus avoiding the capture and broadcast of an undesirable situation and preserving the user's privacy along with the privacy of those in the vicinity.
Claims8
An intraocular system for persistent passive broadcasting, comprising:
- an intraocular implant comprising a camera;
- a data transmission interface;
- at least one of a neuronal emissions detector disposed on or within a user's body;
- and
- a processor programmed to:
- cause the camera to continually capture video;
- transmit, via the data transmission interface, the continually recorded video to at least one remote computer as a video stream;
- and
- in response to a neuronal signal detected by the at least one neuronal emissions detector:
- determine that the detected neuronal signal meets a stop threshold;
- and
- cause the camera to stop capturing video in response to meeting the stop threshold.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.