Emerge Now Inc.

Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC

Ravi Patel

James D Hamilton

Nathan E Brummel

Naveen Anand Gunalan

Sylvester Spencer Lee

Isaac Castro

Mauricio Teran

Carmen Badea

Adam Elhadad

Michael Maridakis

Mike De Jung

Stefanie A Hutka

Teresa Ann Nick

Laura Berman

Arye Barnehama

Dustin Delmar

Edward Marc Fernandez

Richard Kim

Jamie Hamilton

A system for reducing unwanted audible effects can include any or all of: a tactile stimulation device; a set of audio input devices; a set of filters and/or barriers; a set of audio output devices; a computing and/or processing subsystem; a set of algorithms and/or models; an extended reality subsystem; and/or any other components. A method for reducing unwanted audible effects includes any or all of: collecting information from each user of a set of users at a set of audio input devices; processing the audio information; and transmitting the processed audio information to any or all of the set of users.

Method and system for reducing audible effects of ultrasonic stimulation

Tactile user interface device

A multi-array ultrasound system for haptic engagement is provided. The system may include a computing device with a processing system, a tracking device communicatively coupled to the processing system, two or more ultrasound transducer arrays including a plurality of ultrasound transducers, and a driver communicatively coupled to the processing system and the two or more ultrasound transducer arrays.

Systems for interfacing with immersive computing environments

A system and method for a multichannel voltage recording device is described. A multichannel voltage recording device comprises at least three electrodes disposed across a conductive material. The electrodes are configured to be coupled to a skin of a user. A frame comprises the conductive material that is configured to receive a driven right leg (DRL) signal based on the voltage signals from the at least three electrodes.

Low-noise multi-channel voltage recording device

The present disclosure concerns an ultrasound system for providing tactile mid-air haptic feedback. As described herein, various embodiments of the invention can create a precise mid-air tactile sensation in mid-air on a body part of a user through use of an array of ultrasonic emitters. The array produces steerable focal points of ultrasonic energy that provide sufficient radiation pressure to be felt by the skin of the user. Such an implementation allows for multiple points of contact with immersive computing environments in a variety of form factors. This implementation, too, allows for coverage of larger distances and provides for a wider range of interactions thereby allowing a user to extend an appendage into a broader workspace while providing for multiple points of or comprehensive sensation or interaction without sacrificing user comfort with respect to any such interaction.

Mid-air ultrasonic haptic interface for immersive computing environments

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Redondo Beach, CA, United States of America

Ravi Patel