Lee Peter Frederick Baker

Title: Lee Peter Frederick Baker and Coordinated Augmented Reality Symbology.

Introduction

Lee Peter Frederick Baker is an inventor associated with Rochester, Great Britain, and BAE Systems, Inc. His patent work concerns augmented reality displays and the coordinated presentation of information across different display types.

Latest Patents

Baker is credited with 1 patent: “System and Method for Coordinated Symbology in an Augmented Reality System.” The invention describes a display system with at least two different types of displays and a control system that coordinates how information appears across them. The system determines whether symbology is available for a real-world situation, identifies where it should appear, and checks which displays show the corresponding view. It then presents the symbology, or relevant portions of it, in the positionally correct location on one or more displays.

Career Highlights

Baker’s listed patent reflects work on coordinating augmented reality information with views of the real world. The invention is designed to place symbology where it corresponds to objects or locations in the displayed environment.

Collaborations

Baker’s listed coworkers include Matthew James Rendell and Jason Rodney Garnham. The patent information provided does not specify their individual contributions to the invention.

Conclusion

Lee Peter Frederick Baker’s patent focuses on coordinating augmented reality symbology across different display types, linking digital information to its appropriate position in a real-world view.