Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Apple Inc.

Commscope, Inc. of North Carolina

Roy Joseph Riccomini

Andriy Pletenetskyy

Lawrence K Lam

Yuenkeen Cheong

Carl J Ledbetter

Joel Bernard Jacobs

Nicolas A Denhez

Young Duk Song

YeongKyu Yoo

Paul A Bosveld

Jason Paul Williams

Lynda Horton-Jones

Michael Bohan

Chris J Stringer

Errol Mark Tazbaz

Jory Bell

Michael Beerman

Maosheng Ye

Andrew Bert Hodge

Christopher Bramley Fruhauf

Perry Q Anderson

Michael James Basha

Zoltan Laszlo

Bradley William Steiner

Azhar K Meyer

Michael Nikkhoo

Doug Heirich

Philip A Frank

Navid Poulad

Joseph Daniel Taylor

Frank C Holloway

Javier Yanez

Christopher J Stringer

Stephen Paul Zadesky

Andrew Bart Hodge

Sung Hoon Kim

John C Difonzo

Robert Andrew Howard

Douglas Lea Heirich

John Lapetina

Scott Martin Keith

Theodore Alan Conorich

Golam Mabud Choudhury

Cormac Eubanks

Michael Edward Samples

Chin Choi-Feng

Andy Logan

Mark C Sorensen

John J O'Brien

Yinan Wu

Rayna DeMaster-Smith

Trevor Grant Boswell

Gus Arthur Checketts

Tim Cronin

Mike Krynock

William Alexander Millie

Dapeng Liu

Philip Andrew Frank

A method of making an integrated depth sensor window lens, such as for an augmented reality (AR) head set, the depth sensor window lens comprising a sensor lens and an illuminator lens separated by an opaque dam. The method uses a two-shot injection molding process, a first shot comprising an optically clear polymeric material to form the sensor lens and the illuminator lens and the second shot comprising an opaque polymeric material to form the separator of the two.

Integrated depth sensor window lens and method

Examples are disclosed that relate to calibration data related to a determined alignment of sensors on a wearable display device. One example provides a wearable display device comprising a frame, a first sensor and a second sensor, one or more displays, a logic system, and a storage system. The storage system comprises calibration data related to a determined alignment of the sensors with the frame in a bent configuration and instructions executable by the logic system. The instructions are executable to obtain a first sensor data and a second sensor data respectfully from the first and second sensors, determine a distance from the wearable display device to a feature based at least upon the first and second sensor data using the calibration data, obtain a stereo image to display based upon the distance from the wearable display device to the feature, and output the stereo image via the displays.

Calibrating sensor alignment with applied bending moment

One disclosed example provides a method for displaying a hologram via a head-mounted display (HMD) device. The method comprises, via a camera system on the HMD device, acquiring image data capturing a surrounding environment by detecting illumination light output by a projector located on a case for the HMD device. A distance is determined from the HMD device to an object in the surrounding environment based upon the image data. The method further comprises displaying via the HMD device a hologram, the hologram comprising a left-eye image and a right-eye image each having a perspective based upon the distance determined.

Device case including a projector

Headset with visor

A head mounted display (HMD) may comprise an adjustable crown band, a crown band circumference adjusting mechanism coupled to the adjustable crown band and configured to adjust a crown band circumference to releasably secure the crown band to the user's crown, an armature including left and right arms, each of the left and right arms mounted at a respective proximal end to corresponding left and right HMD attachment structures, a display mounted at left and right sides to respective distal ends of the left and right arms, and an eye relief distance adjustment mechanism configured to move the left and right arms in a timed manner toward and away from the crown band along a substantially linear path, to thereby adjust an eye relief distance from the display to an eye of a the user when the crown band is fitted on the crown of the user.

Augmented reality system eye relief adjustment mechanism

A flexible thermal conduit runs from a first housing portion of an electronic device to a second housing portion of the electronic device, to convey heat generated by an electronic component located in the first housing portion to a heat dissipation structure located in the second housing portion, where the second housing portion is flexibly coupled to the first housing portion, for example, by a hinge or other type of joint. The flexible conduit may include a plurality of layers of thin, flat thermally conductive material, which may be arranged to flex independently of each other in the region where the first and second housing portions are coupled.

Flexible thermal conduit for an electronic device

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Saratoga, CA, United States of America

Roy Joseph Riccomini