Google Inc.

Renzo De Nardi

Ashish A Shah

Johnny Hsienchow Lee

Johnny Chung Lee

Ivan Dryanovski

Patrick Mihelich

Alan Beltran

A head mounted display (HMD) device includes first and second laterally-curved displays disposed about a medial plane, wherein each of the first and second curved displays includes a first lateral section distal from the medial plane and having a curvature with a first radius and a second lateral section adjacent to the medial plane and having a curvature with a second radius less than the first radius.

Head mounted display device with dual curved displays

A user portable device includes a device chassis comprising at least one opening at a surface of the device chassis and a sensor assembly aligned with the at least one opening. The sensor assembly includes a mounting structure and a plurality of sensors mounted to the mounting structure. The sensors include at least two sensors utilized by the user portable device based on a specified geometric configuration between the at least two sensors. The user portable device further includes a mounting fastener that mounts the sensor assembly to the device chassis so as to isolate the sensor assembly from deformation of the surface of the device chassis along one or more axes during user handling, and thus aid in preventing alteration of a baseline geometric configuration of one or more sensors of the sensor assembly due to the chassis deformation.

User portable device having floating sensor assembly to maintain fixed geometric configuration of sensors

Methods and systems for calibrating sensors on a computing device are described herein. In an example implementation, a computing device may perform a method to calibrate one or more sensors, which may include receiving an indication that a sensor has been calibrated. The computing device may further receive independent observations of a motion of a device from the calibrated sensor and a potentially non-calibrated sensor. The device may determine as independent estimation of motion based on the movement of the device corresponding to the outputs of the respective sensors. Based on whether or not the estimation of motion as provided by the potentially non-calibrated sensor is within a threshold variance of the estimation of motion as provided by the calibrated sensor, the computing device may provide instructions to adjust parameters of the non-calibrated sensor.

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Renzo De Nardi