Google Inc.

Samuel Mark Matson

Manuel Christian Clement

Alexander James Faaborg

Glen Murphy

Christian Plagemann

Jon M Wiley

Murphy Stein

Dominik Philemon Kaeser

Andrey Doronichev

Clayton Woodward Bavor, Jr

Shiqi Chen

Andrew Nartker

Jon Michael Wiley

Clayton Woodward Bavor

A virtual eyeglass set may include a frame, a first virtual lens and second virtual lens, and a processor. The frame may mount onto a user's head and hold the first virtual lens in front of the user's left eye and the second virtual lens in front of the user's right eye. A first side of each lens may face the user and a second side of each lens may face away from the user. Each of the first virtual lens and the second virtual lens may include a light field display on the first side, and a light field camera on the second side. The processor may construct, for display on each of the light field displays based on image data received via each of the light field cameras, an image from a perspective of the user's respective eye.

Virtual eyeglass set for viewing actual scene that corrects for different location of lenses than eyes

In one general aspect, a system for providing a virtual reality (VR) space can include a mobile computing device, and a VR headset operatively coupled to the mobile computing device and including a screen. The mobile computing device can be configured to execute a VR application, and provide content for display on the screen of the VR headset in the VR space.

Virtual reality headset connected to a mobile computing device

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East Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Samuel Mark Matson