Intel Corporation

Mei Lu

Jonathan J Huang

Saurabh Dadu

Wendy March

Min Liu

Jameson H Williams

Bryan R Peebler

Mariano J Phielipp

Todd Sean Harple

Paul F Sorenson

Jason Paul Janavicius

David P Kuhns

Stephen E Rich

Benjamin S Weigand

Noah Fishel

Barrett Kenney

A method is described to facilitate breathing management. The method includes receiving sensory data from one or more wearable devices, recording a breathing pattern of a wearer of the one or more wearable devices based on data received from the sensor array, calculating a body movement of the wearer based on the data received from the sensor array and correlating a wearer breathing pattern with the wearer body movement and heart rate.

Breathing management mechanism

Various systems and methods for displaying a rearview camera feed in a head-mounted display are described herein. A system for displaying a rearview camera feed in a head-mounted display (HMD) comprises a display surface, a motion detector to detect a head movement of a user of the head-mounted display, the head movement having a spatial direction, a gaze detection unit to detect an eye gaze of the user, a camera interface to receive visual data from a rear-facing camera array, and a presentation module to display a presentation on the display surface when the direction of the head movement is consistent with the eye gaze, the presentation including the visual data from the rear-facing camera array.

Head-mounted device with rear-facing camera

Systems and methods may provide for determining a usage context of a headset and detecting one or more danger-related conditions based on the usage context. Additionally, one or more settings of the headset may be adjusted in response to at least one of the one or more danger-related conditions. In one example, adjusting the one or more settings includes one or more of deactivating noise cancellation, adjusting noise cancellation to increase an intensity of at least one of the one or more danger-related sounds, or adjusting one or more audio playback settings associated with the headset.

Noise cancellation with enhancement of danger sounds

Embodiments of computing systems, and related methods, are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a computing system may include a peripheral device (e.g., an image capture device and/or an audio output device) and control logic. The control logic may be coupled with a sensor system and the peripheral device to receive a trigger signal; receive, from the sensor system, one or more interaction signals indicative of a user interaction with the computing system; and, in response to receipt of the trigger signal and the one or more interaction signals, generate a control signal for output to the peripheral device to control operation of the peripheral device. Other embodiments may be disclosed and/or claimed.

Computing systems for peripheral control

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