Nvidia Corporation

Benjamin Boudaoud

Josef Bo Spjut

Morgan Samuel McGuire

Jonghyun Kim

Michael Stengel

Joohwan Kim

Gerrit Ary Slavenburg

Rouslan Lyubomirov Dimitrov

Tom J Verbeure

Sau Yan Keith Li

Lars Nordskog

Seth P Schneider

Cody J Robson

In an embodiment, a modular augmented reality display is provided that incorporates prescription eyewear that can be used separately by the wearer. In an embodiment, an image is generated from a removable display attached to the eyewear and directed into the edge of a prescription lens, which acts as a waveguide. The image is internally reflected within the prescription lens, and is directed to the wearer by an image combiner embedded within the prescription lens. In an embodiment, the augmented reality display includes a wearable belt pouch that includes a battery and support electronics connected to the eyewear so that the weight on the eyewear is reduced.

Modular prescription augmented reality display

One embodiment of a computer-implemented method for generating mouse sensitivity recommendations includes generating mouse movement data corresponding to one or more mouse movements performed by a user while interacting with a software application; generating a predicted efficiency for each mouse sensitivity level included in a plurality of mouse sensitivity levels based on the mouse movement data; and determining one or more mouse sensitivity levels to provide to the user based on the predicted efficiencies.

Target-based mouse sensitivity recommendations

A display device for measuring the end-to-end latency of a computing system. The computing system includes an input device, a computing device, and the display device. The display device is directly connected with the input device and receives input data packets generated by the input device in response to received user input events. The display device passes the input packets to the computing device for graphics processing. The display device measures the end-to-end latency comprising the sum of three latencies. A first latency comprises an input delay of the input device. A second latency comprises an amount of time between generation of the input packet and a corresponding change in pixel values caused by the input event at the display device. A third latency comprises a display latency. The display device also displays latency information associated with the measured end-to-end latency.

System-latency-aware display device

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Benjamin Boudaoud