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US 9,229,234 B2Granted
Micro doppler presentations in head worn computing
AssigneeOsterhout Group, Inc.
InventorRalph F. Osterhout
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Abstract
Aspects of the present disclosure relate to visual presentation techniques for micro-Doppler signatures.
Claims8
A method, comprising:
- a. receiving a micro Doppler signature indicative of a human presence at a location in an obscured environment;
- b. establishing a virtual location marker in a position that is visually available to a person wearing a head-worn computing system, wherein the virtual marker provides an indication of the location in the obscured environment;
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- c. generating an avatar as a representation of the human presence and presenting the avatar in a field of view of the head-worn computing system, wherein the presentation of the avatar is positioned in the field of view by visually associating the avatar with the location marker such that the avatar appears to remain at the location marker location, as perceived by a person wearing the head-worn computing system, independent of the head-worn computing system's viewing angle.
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A method, comprising:
- a. viewing a human presence through a field of view of a head-worn computing system in an environment until the human presence enters an obscured location in the environment;
- b. receiving a micro Doppler signature indicative of the human presence at the obscured location;
- c. establishing a virtual location marker at a position that is visually available to a person wearing a head-worn computing system, wherein the virtual marker provides an indication of the obscured location;
- d. generating an avatar as a representation of the human presence and presenting the avatar in the field of view of the head-worn computing system, wherein the presentation of the avatar is positioned in the field of view by visually associating the avatar with the location marker such that the avatar appears to remain at the location marker location, as perceived by the person wearing the head-worn computing system, independent of the head-worn computing system's viewing angle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.