Oculus, Vr, LLC

Facebook Technologies, LLC

Kinesis Corporation

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC

Mark Shintaro Ando

Quintin Robert Morris

Peter Wesley Bristol

James Stocker Webb

David Tao

William Rudolph Hargreaves

Carsten Buus

Jonathan H Biggs

Stephen John Minarsch

Byung Joo Cho

Scott Andrew Dallmeyer

Glen Jason Tompkins

Robert Carey Leonard

Yi-Yaun Chen

Kurt Jenkins

Thomas E McCue, Jr

Boyd Drew Allin

Andrew Melim

Daniel James Faulkner

Gregory Kim Justice

Jerry Yamamoto

Drew Carlson

Scott F Williams

Amish Patel

Jason Andrew Higgins

Sharvil Shailesh Talati

Jason Lin

Farah Shariff

Vinod L Hingorani

Blake Francis Andersen

Donghee Nam

Alexander Klement

Yi-Chen Kuo

Ryan Fleming

Mohammad Shakeri

Kok Liang Yue

Kyung Won Park

Benjamin Elliot Tunberg Rogoza

Douglas Moskowitz

Dan Faulkner

Jon Biggs

Giti Karimi Moghaddam

Byung J Cho

Thomas E Mccue

A device includes a micro-organic light emitting diode (μ-OLED) display panel and an electronic component. An electrical connector electrically couples the μ-OLED display panel and the electronic component. A standoff is disposed between the electronic component and the μ-OLED display panel. The standoff physically couples the electronic component and the μ-OLED display panel with a gap therebetween. The gap thermally decouples the electronic component from the μ-OLED display panel. A U-shaped heat sink can be disposed in the standoff, and heat generated by the μ-OLED display can be mitigated by a system fan when a U-shaped heat sink is disposed in the standoff.

Micro-OLED display module thermal management

A heat management device able to be manufactured using 3-D printing and corresponding to a body of a head mounted display system having an outer wall that partially encloses a chamber. The outer wall of the heat management device comprises a plurality of channels that traverse a thickness of the outer wall, each channel shaped to allow air to flow between the interior and exterior of the chamber, while preventing light from outside the chamber from entering the chamber. In some embodiments, each channel may be shaped to comprise a first portion and a second portion connected at an acute angle, the connection between the first and second portions serving to block a direct path for light to traverse between the ends of the channel.

Heat venting shroud for artificial reality head mounted display

A hand-held controller is enables a user to manipulate objects in a VR environment with hand movement. The hand-held controller includes a handle, a ring attached to an end of the handle and one or more light emitting diodes (LEDs). The handle has appropriate shape and dimensions so that it can be grasped by the user's hand. The ring has an outer body that includes an inner surface that is formed with one or more concave dome and an outer surface facing away from the inner surface. Each of the one or more LED is mounted under a concaved dome. Light emitted from the LED spreads at the concaved dome to form uniform illuminous intensity. The light transmits out of the body through the outer surface of the outer body. The light can be captured by a camera for tracking the hand-held controller.

Hand-held controller tracked by LED mounted under a concaved dome

A head mounted display system (HMD) includes an eyecup, an optical assembly, a backlit electronic display, and a heat management device. The heat management device couples to the eyecup on a first side and couples to the electronic display on a second side. The heat management device includes a heat dissipation structure to dissipate heat generated by the electronic display, as well as an insulating structure to thermally insulate the eyecup from the electronic display and the optical assembly.

Heat management device for eyecup assemblies of head mounted displays

Handheld controllers having flexible thumbstick guards are disclosed herein for use with a handheld controller having a thumbstick or other pivotal control member. A representative guard has a tubular neck that sealably connects to a shaft portion of the thumbstick, and a skirt that sealably connects to an interior portion of the handheld controller around the control opening. The guard has a flexible joint portion interconnecting the neck and the skirt to allow the neck to move relative to the skirt upon pivoting the control member relative to the body.

Handheld controller with thumbstick guard

A wearable electronic device includes a composite band, a touch-sensor display, a skin sensor, and a course of electrical conductors. The composite band forms a loop having two or more rigid segments and a flexible segment coupled between the rigid segments. The touch-sensor display is arranged in a first of the rigid segments, and a skin sensor is arranged in a second of the rigid segments. The course of electrical conductors runs between the first and second rigid segments, inside the flexible segment.

Wearable electronic device

Pair of earbud tips

A connector assembly mountable to a head strap comprises a connector plate with an engagement portion and a threaded attachment member projecting therefrom. Two cylindrical bosses are adjacent to the attachment member and project away from the engagement portion. Spring-biased pin connectors extend through the bosses and connect electrical line coupled to the engagement portion. The pin connectors have retractable tips projecting from their respective boss for engagement with an electrical contact.

Connector assembly for detachable audio system

Earbud

An earbud assembly with separate, flexible overmold sections configured to cover a seam between adjacent portions of an underling earbud housing. The earbud assembly includes a first housing member and a second housing member attached to the first housing member and forming enclosure with the first housing member that houses an audio transducer. A first flexible overmold is formed on an first exterior surface of the first housing member, and a second flexible overmold is formed on an exterior surface of the second housing member. The flexible overmolds each include an edge portion along their perimeters. Each edge portion is configured to abut the other and thereby cover the seam of the earbud housing.

Earbud assembly with overmolded seam cover

Earbud connector plate

Electronic input device

A detachable audio system with an interface plate mounted on a head strap, and a mounting plate assembly removably attachable to the interface plate with a portion of the strap between the plates to provide independent electrical and mechanical connections between the plates. The mounting plate assembly connects to an earbud assembly via a flexible audio cable. The mounting plate assembly has a threaded attachment member that mates with a threaded attachment member on the interface plate. A pair of electrical connectors on opposing sides of the threaded attachment member protrude from spaced apart cylindrical bosses, such that when the mounting plate is attached to the interlace plate, independent mechanical and electrical connections are provided for detachable retention and operation of the earbud assembly.

Detachable audio system for head-mounted displays

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