Magic Leap, Inc.

Pedro Luis Arroyo

William Adams

Kevin John O'Brien

Earle M Alexander, Iv

Jean I Venerin

Heather Michelle Martin

Flavio DeOliveira

Flavio Deoliveira

Iv Earle M Alexander

A head mounted display system for displaying image content to a user comprises at least one display configured to be worn by a user to present virtual content to first and second eyes of a user, one or more inwardly facing sensors or camera configured to monitor one or both of the users eye and processing electronics. This head mounted display system is configured such that virtual content activity can be initiated and/or driven from eye inputs such as gaze direction, eyelid motions (e.g., blinking), and/or other eye gestures.

Content interaction driven by eye metrics

A mixed reality virtual environment is sharable among multiple users through the use of multiple view modes that are selectable by a presenter. Multiple users with wearable display systems may wish to view a common virtual object, which may be presented in a virtual room to any suitable number of users. A presentation may be controlled by a presenter using a presenter wearable system that leads multiple participants through information associated with the virtual object. Use of different viewing modes allows individual users to see different virtual content through their wearable display systems, despite being in a shared viewing space or alternatively, to see the same virtual content in different locations within a shared space.

Individual viewing in a shared space

A mixed reality virtual environment is sharable among multiple users through the use of multiple view modes that are selectable by a presenter. Multiple users may wish to view a common virtual object, such as one that is used for educational purposes, such as a piece of art in a museum, automobile, biological specimen, chemical compound, etc. The virtual object may be presented in a virtual room to any number of users. A presentation may be controlled by a presenter (e.g., a teacher of a class of students) that leads multiple participants (e.g., students) through information associated with the virtual object. Use of different viewing modes allows individual users to see different virtual content despite being in a shared viewing space or alternatively, to see the same virtual content in different locations within a shared space.

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