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US 2026/0202675 A1Published application
Ultrathin video and audio wearables
AssigneeBrelyon, Inc.
InventorsBarmak Heshmat Dehkordi, Christopher Barsi
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Abstract
Ultrathin video and audio wearable devices include a multimedia wearable device having an optical subsystem comprising a plurality of components, including a light source and a light exit module coupled to the light source. In some embodiments, a mechanical actuator scans a component of the optical system laterally along a primary direction, and a virtual image spanning the area swept out by the components is formed.
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A wearable multimedia system, comprising:
- an optical subsystem having a light source and an exit module, the exit module coupled to the light source;
- a mechanical actuator to periodically scan a lateral position of the exit module along a primary direction;
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- a mechanical mount to attach the wearable multimedia system to a body part, wherein a virtual image is formed spanning a lateral area swept out by the exit module along the primary direction.
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A wearable multimedia system, comprising:
- an optical subsystem having a light source and an exit module, the exit module coupled to the light source;
- a mechanical actuator to periodically scan a geometry of the optical subsystem;
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- a mechanical mount to connect the optical subsystem to the human body, wherein a virtual image is formed spanning a lateral area swept out by the exit module.
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A wearable multimedia system, comprising:
- an optical subsystem having a plurality of light sources and a plurality of exit modules, each exit module among the plurality of exit modules coupled to a respective light source among the plurality of light sources;
- a plurality of mechanical actuators to periodically scan a plurality of exit modules along a plurality of primary directions;
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- a mechanical mount to connect the optical subsystem to the human body, wherein at least one virtual image formed spanning a lateral area swept out by the plurality of exit modules.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.