Body worn camera, sensor and content delivery system
AssigneeHeadvantage Corporation
InventorsJay HEDLEY, Peter MILLER
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Abstract
A streaming content delivery system is provided for processing and broadcasting digital video content obtained from a distributed wearable camera device having eye tracking and movement sensing circuitry, or combination of devices or components, worn by an athlete, sports participant, or first responder. The system which may include eye sensors, accelerometers, as well as other sensors and specific wearable devices are disclosed which provide sensor data-enhanced video content from the point of view of an athlete during competition including for the sports of football, baseball, golf, skiing, and snowboarding.
Claims20
A wearable apparatus, comprising:
- a wearable structure;
- a camera embedded in the wearable structure;
- one or more eye-tracking sensors embedded in the wearable structure and configured to capture eye-tracking data, wherein the one or more eye-tracking sensors are oriented to face away from the camera along at least one axis;
- and
- processing circuitry configured to transmit video data captured by the camera and eye-tracking data over a wireless network.
A method for mapping eye-tracking data to video data, comprising:
- receiving, via processing circuitry, the video data from a camera embedded in a wearable structure;
- receiving, via the processing circuitry, the eye-tracking data from one or more eye-tracking sensors embedded in the wearable structure;
- receiving, via the processing circuitry, motion data from one or more motion sensors embedded in the wearable structure;
- stabilizing, via the processing circuitry, the video data based on the motion data;
- mapping the eye-tracking data to the stabilized video data based on the motion data;
- and
- transmitting, via the processing circuitry, the video data, the eye-tracking data, and the motion data over a wireless network.
A method for assessing a concussion, comprising:
- receiving, via processing circuitry, impact data from one or more motion sensors;
- comparing, via the processing circuitry, the impact data to an impact threshold;
- receiving, via the processing circuitry, eye-tracking data from one or more eye-tracking sensors;
- comparing, via the processing circuitry, the eye-tracking data to an eye movement threshold;
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- generating, via the processing circuitry, an alert based on the eye-tracking data and the impact data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.