Oculus, Vr, LLC

Facebook Technologies, LLC

Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC

Xerox Corporation

Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.

Thoratec Corporation

Uber Technologies, Inc.

Tc1 LLC

Other

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Facebook, Inc.

W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.

Joseph Patrick Sullivan

Peter Wesley Bristol

David Michael Pickett

Robin Michael Miller

Quintin Robert Morris

Enric Vial Roig

Joel Bernard Jacobs

Glen Jason Tompkins

Mauricio Romano

Yi-Yaun Chen

Jared I Drinkwater

Peter Allan Chase Newbury

Shane Michael Ellis

Adam Hewko

Julian James Hammerstein

Mark Alan Tempel

Lesley Ribble Magrath

Jeffrey Paul Mills

Phillip Yee

Keif M Fitzgerald

Paul F Muller

Paul C Leonard

Alan L Schenck

Keith Schubert

Scott Andrew Dallmeyer

Elizabeth F Churchill

Timothy W Bickmore

Richard L Keenan

Michael L Green

Nirav Rajendra Patel

Jeffrey Taylor Stellman

Wei Rong

Sara A Bly

Evan Lawrence Coons

Linda K Cook

Clare Regimbal Long

Blake Francis Andersen

Harold Alexander Brown

Nirveek De

Dhruv Tyagi

Patrick Vilbrandt

William Noah Schilit

Andreas Girgensohn

Pasquale DeMaio

Lester D Nelson

Justin W Sokel

Simon K Porter

Boyd Drew Allin

Oskar Linde

Eric Davis

Karim Wahba

Catherine Claire Marshall

Theodore Russell Sumers

Grigore Axinte

Samuel Redmond D'Amico

Ryan McGeehan

Markus Wierzoch

Michael Xingyi Yu

Juliana Saussy

Dragos Axinte

Scott A Prevost

Chun Li Chen

Michelle L Gendron

John L Loewen

Andrew Joseph Beinstein

Brian Lawrence Chuang

Kristen Renee Hayenga

James Aldrich

Jonathan Trevor

Xiao Xiong Qin

Samuel Redmond DAmico

Kevan Mah

Naji Shaheimi Shafi

Gang Su

Vasilica A Axinte

Daniela Axinte

Edward Moore Underwood

Peterw Bristol

Julian Hammerstein

Clare R Long

Eric J Davis

Headborne device

The various implementations described herein include methods and devices for artificial-reality systems. In one aspect, a head-wearable device includes a depth-tracking component configured to obtain depth information associated with one or more objects in a physical environment of the head-wearable device. The head-wearable device also includes a set of peripheral camera components, and a set of forward-facing camera components, where each forward-facing camera component of the set of forward-facing camera components includes a monochrome camera and a color camera.

Headsets having improved camera arrangements and depth sensors, and methods of use thereof

Headset

Headset strap

Head-mounted display assemblies may include a first eyecup and a second eyecup that are configured for respectively positioning a first lens and a second lens in front of intended locations of a user's eyes when the head-mounted display assembly is donned. The first eyecup and the second eyecup may be movable relative to each other to adjust for an interpupillary distance of the user's eyes. A single near-eye display screen may be configured for displaying an image to the user through the first and second eyecups. An enclosure over the single near-eye display screen may include a first transparent component positioned between the first lens and the single near-eye display screen and a second transparent component positioned between the second lens and the single near-eye display screen. Various other methods, devices, systems, and assemblies are also disclosed.

Head-mounted display assemblies for interpupillary distance adjustments

A light-blocker apparatus may include a support element dimensioned to fit a contour of an eyecup of a head-mounted display. Additionally, the light-blocker apparatus may include an attachment feature, defined at a base of the support element, that connects the support element to the eyecup such that, when the support element is attached to the eyecup, the support element moves in conjunction with the eyecup. The light-blocker apparatus may also include an interface extending from the support element and may be dimensioned to interface with an eye area of a user's face to reduce light entering the eyecup from outside of the head-mounted display when worn by a user. Various other apparatuses, systems, and methods are also disclosed.

Apparatus, system, and method for blocking light from eyecups

A head-mounted display (HMD) system may include a body having a right side and a left side, a display device coupled to the body and positioned to display content to a user when the HMD system is donned by the user, a right side arm coupled to the right side of the body and dimensioned such that, when coupled to a first portion of a swappable strap, the right side arm and the first portion of the strap form a first fastener, and a left side arm coupled to the left side of the body and dimensioned such that, when coupled to a second portion of the strap, the left side arm and the second portion of the strap form a second fastener. The first fastener and the second fastener may detachably secure the strap to the body of the HMD system. Various other methods and systems are also disclosed.

Swappable strap for a head-mounted display system

The disclosed head-mounted display assemblies may include a first eyecup and a second eyecup that are configured for respectively positioning a first lens and a second lens in front of intended locations of a user's eyes when the head-mounted display assembly is donned. The first eyecup and the second eyecup may be movable relative to each other to adjust for an interpupillary distance of the user's eyes. A single near-eye display screen may be configured for displaying an image to the user through the first and second eyecups. An enclosure over the single near-eye display screen may include a first transparent component positioned between the first lens and the single near-eye display screen and a second transparent component positioned between the second lens and the single near-eye display screen. Various other methods, devices, systems, and assemblies are also disclosed.

Head-mounted display assemblies and related methods for interpupillary distance adjustments

Various embodiments of a system for priming a catheter assembly are disclosed herein. For example, the system can include a catheter assembly including an elongate body and an operative device coupled thereto. The system can also include a priming vessel configured to receive insertion of the operative device therein. The priming vessel can include a proximal portion secured to the distal portion of the elongate body such that the elongate body is in fluid communication with the priming vessel. The priming vessel can also include a distal end through which air is expelled when a fluid is channeled through the elongate body and into the priming vessel to expel air from within the catheter assembly.

Fluid handling system

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Joseph Patrick Sullivan