Apple Inc.

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

University of Pennsylvania

Karlin Y Bark

Eugene Antony Whang

Victor Ng-Thow-Hing

Cuong Tran

Sean Boland Kelly

Thomas S Hulbert

Felipe Bacim De Araujo E Silva

Scott M Herz

Brenton A Baugh

Gemma Alexandria Roper

David H Bloom

Benjamin G Jackson

Sawyer Isaac Cohen

Seung Wook Kim

Jack J Wanderman

Wolf Kienzle

Samuel B Gooch

William A Sorrentino, Iii

Devin William Chalmers

Adam S Meyer

Peter C Tsoi

Kjell F Bronder

Alfred B Huergo Wagner

Timothy Michael Stutts

Matthew W Brown

Shota Aoyagi

Taylor Gerard Carrigan

David Chance Graham

Kurt R Stiehl

Jean-Pierre M Mouilleseaux

Hugo D Verweij

Daniel K Boothe

Dustin A Hatfield

Steven J Taylor

Andrew E Greenwood

Daniel De Rocha Rosario

Samuel B Schaevitz

Katherine J Kuchenbecker

Stuart J Wood

Ernest D Gomez

Per Håkan Linus Persson

Matthew J Allen

Will McMahan

Ronak J Shah

Avi S Khemani

Nguyen-Cat Le

Catherine N Boulanger

A method includes displaying a dynamic graphical element in a first state and graphical content in a second state. While displaying the graphical content in the second state, the graphical content is displayed in the second state and the dynamic graphical element is displayed in a third state, where the third state is different from the first state, and the third state is based on detected motion.

Methods and user interfaces based on motion

Embodiments are directed to a wearable audio device, such as an earbud. The earbud may be configured to detect input using various sensors and structures. For example, the earbud may be configured to detect gestures, physical manipulations, and so forth performed along or on the earbud. In response to the detected inputs, the earbud may be configured to change various outputs, such as an audio output or a haptic output of the device. The earbud may also include a microphone to register voice commands. In some cases, the microphone may be used to control the earbud using the registered voice command in response to one or more detected gestures or physical manipulations.

Wearable interactive audio device

Certain embodiments relate generally to modifying audio playing on a first device based on detection of that audio by a second device. Other embodiments relate to transferring audio between a first device and a second device. More particularly, audio playing from a first device may be muted, stopped, or adjusted in volume based on detection of that audio by, or interaction with, a second device. Likewise, audio may be transferred from a first device to a second device based on communications between the first and second devices, proximity of the first and second devices relative to one another, proximity of a user to either the first or second device, and so on.

Modifying and transferring audio between devices

Signals usable to determine a path of a vehicle towards a particular stopping point in a vicinity of a destination are detected from an individual authorized to provide guidance with respect to movements of the vehicle. Based at least in part on the signals and a data set pertaining to the external environment of the vehicle, one or more vehicular movements to be implemented to proceed along the path are identified. A directive is transmitted to a motion control subsystem of the vehicle to initiate one of the vehicular movements.

Guidance of autonomous vehicles in destination vicinities using intent signals

The present disclosure generally relates to controlling electronic devices. In some examples, the electronic device uses gaze information to activate a digital assistant. In some examples, the electronic device uses gaze information to identify an external device on which to act. In some examples, the electronic device provides an indication that distinguishes between different speakers.

Device control using gaze information

An electronic device that is in communication with one or more wearable audio output devices detects occurrence of an event while the one or more wearable audio output devices are being worn by a user. In response to detecting the occurrence of the event, the electronic device outputs, via the one or more wearable audio output devices, one or more audio notifications corresponding to the event, including: in accordance with a determination that the user of the electronic device is currently engaged in a conversation, delaying outputting the one or more audio notifications corresponding to the event until the conversation has ended; and, in accordance with a determination that the user of the electronic device is not currently engaged in a conversation, outputting the one or more audio notifications corresponding to the event without delaying the outputting.

Devices, methods, and user interfaces for providing audio notifications

An electronic device, while the electronic device is worn over a predefined portion of the user's body, displays, via a display generation component arranged on the electronic device opposite the predefined portion of the user's body, a graphical representation of an exterior view of a body part that corresponds to the predefined portion of the user's body. The electronic device detects a change in position of the electronic device with respect to the predefined portion of the user's body. The electronic device, in response to detecting the change in the position of the electronic device with respect to the predefined portion of the user's body, modifies the graphical representation of the exterior view of the body part that corresponds to predefined portion of the user's body in accordance with the detected change in position of the electronic device with respect to the predefined portion of the user's body.

Systems, methods, and graphical user interfaces for updating display of a device relative to a user's body

An augmented reality display system included in a vehicle generates an augmented reality display, on one or more transparent surfaces of the vehicle. The augmented reality display can include an indicator of the vehicle speed which is spatially positioned according to the speed of the vehicle relative to the local speed limit. The augmented reality display can include display elements which conform to environmental objects and can obscure and replace content displayed on the objects. The augmented reality display can include display elements which indicate a position of environmental objects which are obscured from direct perception through the transparent surface. The augmented reality display can include display elements which simulate one or more particular environmental objects in the environment, based on monitoring manual driving performance of the vehicle by a driver. The augmented reality display can include display elements which identify environmental objects and particular zones in the environment.

Visual content overlay system

An electronic device is in communication with one or more wearable audio output devices. The electronic device detects occurrence of an event and outputs, via the one or more wearable audio output devices, one or more audio notifications corresponding to the event. After beginning to output the one or more audio notifications, the electronic device detects an input directed to the one or more wearable audio output devices. In response, if the input is detected within a predefined time period with respect to the one or more audio notifications corresponding to the event, the electronic device performs a first operation associated with the one or more audio notifications corresponding to the event; and, if the input is detected after the predefined time period has elapsed, the electronic device performs a second operation not associated with the one or more audio notifications corresponding to the first event.

A wearable audio output device in a physical environment includes an input device and one or more microphones. While ambient sound from the physical environment is being detected by the microphone(s), the wearable audio output device: while in a first mode, provides a first audio output including one or more pass-through audio components selected so as to increase audio pass-through of the ambient sound; detects an input via the input device; in response to detecting the input, and in accordance with a determination that the input is a first type of gesture, transitions from the first mode to a second mode; and, while in the second mode, provides a second audio output including one or more cancellation audio components selected so as to increase audio cancellation of the ambient sound.

Systems, methods, and user interfaces for headphone fit adjustment and audio output control

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