Magic Leap, Inc.

Magig Leap, Inc.

Lorena Pazmino

Gregory Minh Tran

Andrea Isabel Montoya

Karen Stolzenberg

Tim Zurmoehle

James M Powderly

Amy DeDonato

Cole Parker Heiner

Savannah Niles

William Adams

Christina Lee

Paul Armistead Hoover

Dylan Nathan

Rodrigo Cano

Isioma Osagbemwenorue Azu

Brian Everett Meaney

John Austin Day

James Cameron Petty

Sarah Machicado

Frank Alexander Hamilton, Iv

Timothy Michael Stutts

Robert John Cummings MacDonald

Ian Mankowski

Paul Kim

Yan Xu

Marc Coleman Shelton

Li Chin Lin

Michael A Pinkin

Marshal Ainsworth Fontaine

Genevieve Mak

Jonathan Lawrence Mann

Parag Goel

Alfred Yu-Chih Tarng

Craig Erickson

Ian Michener Bradley

Mario Antonio Bragg

Chris Sorrell

Alexander Rocha

Thomas Marshall Miller, Iv

Victor Ng-Thow-Hing

Alysha Naples

Josh Anon

Daniel Stephen Speelman

Anthony Marinello

Stephane Antoine Joseph Imbert

Kara Lauren Gundersen

Richard St Clair Bailey

Griffith Buckley Hazen

Amy Dedonato

Rose Mei Peng

Sean Eugene Couture

Pong Ko

Kojo Asamoah Opuni

Richard St Claire Bailey

William Wheeler

David Charles Lundmark

Jeffrey Scott Sommers

Megan Ann Geiman

Spencer Davis

Kenneth Kian Ann Tay

Jonathan David Garn

Daryl Francis Tanghe

Frank Alexander Hamilton Iv

Thomas Marshall Miller Iv

Systems and methods for displaying a cursor and a focus indicator associated with real or virtual objects in a virtual, augmented, or mixed reality environment by a wearable display device are disclosed. The system can determine a spatial relationship between a user-movable cursor and a target object within the environment. The system may render a focus indicator (e.g., a halo, shading, or highlighting) around or adjacent objects that are near the cursor. When the cursor overlaps with a target object, the system can render the object in front of the cursor (or not render the cursor at all), so the object is not occluded by the cursor. The object can be rendered closer to the user than the cursor. A group of virtual objects can be scrolled, and a virtual control panel can be displayed indicating objects that are upcoming in the scroll.

Eclipse cursor for virtual content in mixed reality displays

An apparatus for use with an image display device configured for head-worn by a user, includes: a screen; and a processing unit configured to assign a first area of the screen to sense finger-action of the user; wherein the processing unit is configured to generate an electronic signal to cause a change in a content displayed by the display device based on the finger-action of the user sensed by the assigned first area of the screen of the apparatus.

Methods and apparatuses for providing input for head-worn image display devices

Examples of systems and methods for rendering an avatar in a mixed reality environment are disclosed. The systems and methods may be configured to automatically scale an avatar or to render an avatar based on a determined intention of a user, an interesting impulse, environmental stimuli, or user saccade points. The disclosed systems and methods may apply discomfort curves when rendering an avatar. The disclosed systems and methods may provide a more realistic interaction between a human user and an avatar.

Contextual-based rendering of virtual avatars

A mixed reality (MR) device can allow a user to switch between input modes to allow interactions with a virtual environment via devices such as a six degrees of freedom (6DoF) handheld controller and a touchpad input device. A default input mode for interacting with virtual content may rely on the user's head pose, which may be difficult to use in selecting virtual objects that are far away in the virtual environment. Thus, the system may be configured to allow the user to use a 6DoF cursor, and a visual ray that extends from the handheld controller to the cursor, to enable precise targeting. Input via a touchpad input device (e.g., that allows three degrees of freedom movements) may also be used in conjunction with the 6DoF cursor.

Modes of user interaction

Neutral avatars are neutral with reference physical characteristics of the corresponding user, such as weight, ethnicity, gender, or even identity. Thus, neutral avatars may be desirable to use in various copresence environments where the user desires to maintain privacy with reference to the above-noted characteristics. Neutral avatars may be configured to convey, in real-time, actions and behaviors of the corresponding user without using literal forms of the user's actions and behaviors.

Neutral avatars

Display panel or portion thereof with a transitional mixed reality graphical user interface

Systems and methods for displaying a cursor and a focus indicator associated with real or virtual objects in a virtual, augmented, or mixed reality environment by a wearable display device are disclosed. The system can determine a spatial relationship between a user-movable cursor and a target object within the environment. The system may render a focus indicator (e.g., a halo, shading, or highlighting) around or adjacent objects that are near the cursor. The focus indicator may be emphasized in directions closer to the cursor and deemphasized in directions farther from the cursor. When the cursor overlaps with a target object, the system can render the object in front of the cursor (or not render the cursor at all), so the object is not occluded by the cursor. The cursor and focus indicator can provide the user with positional feedback and help the user navigate among objects in the environment.

Eclipse cursor for mixed reality displays

Portion of a display screen with animated ray

Systems and methods for displaying a group of virtual objects and a scrollbar in a virtual, augmented, or mixed reality environment are disclosed. The group of virtual objects can be scrolled, and a virtual control panel can be displayed indicating objects that are upcoming in the scroll. The scrollbar can provide real-time feedback that can give the user an indication of the point from which the scrolling started, the point at which the scrolling currently has reached, an amount of the group of virtual objects that are displayed to the user relative to the total amount of the group of virtual objects, or a relative position of the currently-viewable virtual objects relative to the entire group of virtual objects.

Augmented reality scrollbar

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Wilton Manors, FL, United States of America

Lorena Pazmino