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Osterhout Group, Inc.

Mentor Acquisition One, LLC

Osram Sylvania Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Gte Products Corporation

Philips Solid-state Lighting Solutions, Inc.

Blackbird Tech LLC

Edward H Nortrup

John N Border

Ralph F Osterhout

John D Haddick

Robert Michael Lohse

Simone P Bazin

Charles Howard Cella

Robert J Nortrup

John A Scholz

Richard A Parrott

Martin E Muzeroll

Ronald C Lekebusch

Norman A Mathieu

Ihor A Lys

Frederick Marshall Morgan

Kevin Dowling

Nima Lahijani Shams

George G Mueller

Peter R Gagnon

Joseph V Lima

Elliot F Wyner

James C Morris

Joseph P Gallant

Randall D Brown

David M Hrubowchak

Nanu Brates

Kevin D Provagna

Manuel Antonio Sanchez

Joseph C Swadel

Zeya K Krasko

Kevin J Dowling

James Gensert

Pierre G Provost

Aspects of the present invention relate to methods and systems for collecting an using eye heading and sight heading information in head worn computing.

Sight information collection in head worn computing

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to a computer display stray-light suppression system for a head-worn computer comprising an eye cover including a flexible material with a perimeter, wherein the perimeter is formed to substantially encapsulate an eye of a person, and the eye cover including an attachment system adapted to removably and replaceably attach to a perimeter of the head-worn computer to suppress light emitted from a computer display in the head-worn computer.

Stray light suppression for head worn computing

Aspects of the present disclosure relate a head-worn computer with a see-through display wherein computer content is presented to a user wearing the head-worn computer and through which the user sees a surrounding environment, wherein the see-through display generates image light comprised of narrow bandwidths of red, green and blue light and wherein the see-through display further includes a tristimulus notch mirror positioned to reflect the image light towards the user's eye, and wherein the tristimulus notch mirror reflects less than a full width half max of the red image light.

Optical systems for head-worn computers

Location technologies are combined with other information systems to provide augmented information for individuals such as a traveler in an automobile.

Method and system for providing travel time information

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to external user interfaces used in connection with head worn computers (HWC). Embodiments relate to an external user interface that has a physical form intended to be hand held. The hand held user interface may be in the form similar to that of a writing instrument, such as a pen. In embodiments, the hand held user interface includes technologies relating to writing surface tip pressure monitoring, lens configurations setting a predetermined imaging distance, user interface software mode selection, quick software application launching, and other interface technologies.

External user interface for head worn computing

This disclosure concerns an interactive head-mounted eyepiece with an integrated processor for handling content for display and an integrated image source for introducing the content to an optical assembly through which the user views a surrounding environment and the displayed content, wherein the eyepiece includes event and user action control of external applications.

AR glasses with event and user action control of external applications

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Stoneham, MA, United States of America

Edward H Nortrup