Kopin Corporation

Lee A Kuczewski

Declan Halpin

Ernesto Carlos Martinez Villalpando

John C C Fan

Kenneth A Kokinakis

Kenney W Y Chow

Paul Baker

A wearable electronic display includes an eyewear frame having a front frame portion including a brow bar with lens frame rims extending from and below the brow bar. A display module can be mounted to the eyewear frame and have a microdisplay for generating images. The display module can have an image exit window positioned for directing viewable images to a user's eye. The display module can be positioned within a cavity in the front frame portion. A brow bar bracket can be mounted to a rear side of the brow bar. The brow bar bracket can have a shroud for covering the display module. The shroud can have a pupil aperture aligned with the exit window of the display module through which the user can view the viewable images.

Wearable electronic display

An electronic eyewear viewing device including a display module having a microdisplay for viewing images. The microdisplay can have an exit window aligned along a first lateral axis L. The display module can have a pivot joint along a second lateral axis Lparallel to and spaced apart from the first lateral axis L. The display module can be rotatable about the pivot joint. A lateral position adjustment screw can be mounted and rotatably secured to the display module for laterally adjusting position of the display module. A rotational position adjustment screw can be mounted along a transverse axis that is transverse to the second lateral axis Land rotatably secured to the display module at a location offset from the second lateral axis Lfor adjusting rotational position of the display module about the pivot joint along the second lateral axis L.

Electronic eyewear viewing device

Audio eyewear

A wearable electronic display that includes an eyewear frame having a first side frame portion. A display module with a micro-display for generating images can be mounted to the first side frame portion. The display module can have an elongate portion with an image exit window positioned for directing viewable images to a user's eye.

Spectacle with invisible optics

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Brooklyn, NY, United States of America

Lee A Kuczewski