Seiko Epson Corporation

Takeshi Fujishiro

Yoshihiro Tatara

Toshiaki Miyao

Noriaki Hiraide

Akihiro Nishiyama

Takashi Takeda

Masayuki Takagi

Akira Komatsu

Takahiro Totani

Noriaki Okazawa

Hideki Kato

Takeshi Ishikawa

Katsuhiro Okubo

Masahide Takano

Tetsu Nakayama

Hirokazu Yamano

Osamu Takahashi

Yasunori Koike

Tatsuya Seshimo

Atsushi Kondo

Tomohide Kamiya

Yoshihiro Yoshimura

Keiichi Kumagai

Yoko Yamazaki

Isao Sakamaki

A swing measuring attachment includes a base portion and a protrusion protruding from the base portion, in which the protrusion is provided with a screw thread, the protrusion including a projection at a front end of the protrusion.

Swing measuring attachment, and swing measuring apparatus

A head-mounted image display device includes a device main body configured to display an image to allow a user to view the image, and a supporting member configured to support the device main body, and to be mounted on the head of the user. The supporting member includes an upper extension portion and a lower extension portion, each extending in a left-and-right direction, and a light guide member configured to guide the image to an eye of the user is interposed between the upper extension portion and the lower extension portion in an up-and-down direction of the user.

Head-mounted image display device and face mask unit

A relay apparatus for coupling a head-mounted display apparatus to a first external device includes a substrate, a first cable including a plurality of first thin wires, the first cable extending in a first direction and a second cable extending in a direction opposite the first direction. In the relay apparatus, the substrate includes a first surface, a second surface on a backside of the first surface, a first coupling portion to which the plurality of first thin wires are coupled, and a second coupling portion to which the second cable is coupled, the first coupling portion includes a first connector that is located on the first surface and to which a subset of the plurality of first thin wires is coupled, and a second connector that is located on the second surface and to which another subset of the plurality of first thin wires is coupled.

Relay apparatus and display system

An image display device includes a display unit that displays an image so as to be visually recognized by an observer, a holding member that holds the display unit and has at least a portion thereof exposed to the outside, and a heat conduction member, having a sheet shape, which is connected to the holding member. The display unit includes an image forming device that forms the image. The heat conduction member comes into contact with the image forming device so as to be capable of heat conduction, and transmits heat of the image forming device to the holding member.

Image display device and head mounted image display device

An image display apparatus includes a frame along a head of an observer, a display unit that displays an image that can be visually recognized by the observer, and a supporting part attached to the frame and supporting the display unit, wherein the frame is fixed to a position in which the image displayed by the display unit connected to the frame via the supporting part is visually recognized by the observer.

Image display apparatus

A head-mounted type image display device including a disposition section that is disposed at a position corresponding to a forehead of a user; an image display section that has a left side display section and a right side display section; and a pair of arms that are respectively positioned at portions on a front side of the disposition section, are rotatably supported on the disposition section about rotational shafts along a parallel direction that is a direction in which the left side display section and the right side display section are arranged, and support the image display section. The rotational shafts are provided on a surface different from a surface facing the forehead in the disposition section and are positioned inside both end portions of the disposition section when viewed from a direction orthogonal to the parallel direction.

Head-mounted type image display device

A controller for outputting an operation signal to a virtual image display device includes: a controller main body which outputs the operation signal; a first attachment member attached to the controller main body; and a second attachment member which is attached to a mounting site where the controller is mounted, and to which the first attachment member is removably attached. Thus, it is possible to mount the controller on the mounting site by attaching the first attachment member attached to the controller main body, to the second attachment member attached to the mounting site.

Controller and image display system having multiple attachment members

In a virtual image display device, since the frame section has the support section for detachably fixing the auxiliary mounting member, which is disposed adjacent to the optical members, on the observer side of the optical members, by providing a variety of functions such as an optical function to the auxiliary mounting member, the usefulness of the virtual image display device can be enhanced. Specifically, in the case of, for example, providing the auxiliary mounting member with a diopter correction function, it is possible for any observers with a variety of levels of vision to observe the image obtained by the video display element in a good condition without blur without using eyeglasses.

Virtual image display device

In a virtual image display device, direction adjustment of an image optical axis, i.e., angle adjustment of a direction of eyes of an observer can be performed by providing a cushion member or adjusting an amount of shift between an image display unit and a projection system, and thereby, strain on eyes of an observer in use may be reduced. Even when the virtual image display device is used over a long period, for example, stress on the observer may be suppressed.

Virtual image display device and manufacturing method of virtual image display device

A virtual image display system includes a display device outputting image light, a circuit substrate driving the display device based on an image signal, a signal line connected to the circuit substrate and inputting the external image signal to the circuit substrate, a projection optical device projecting the image light from the display device, a light guide plate taking in the projected image light, and then, guiding the light to an external predetermined position, a housing member having a housing space housing respective members, and a first space communicated with the housing space and housing a part of the signal line inside, and a temple rotatably attached to the housing member via a hinge mechanism and having a second space communicated with the first space via the hinge mechanism inside. The signal line is routed from the first space into the second space via the hinge mechanism.

Virtual image display system

Controller for head-mounted display

Head mounted display

A virtual image display system includes a display device that outputs image light, a projection lens that projects the image light from the display device, a first holding member that holds the projection lens, a light guide plate that takes in the image light from the projection lens, and then, guides the light to an external predetermined position, and a second holding member that holds the light guide plate. A positioning structure for positioning the light guide plate with respect to the projection lens is provided in the first holding member and the second holding member.

A virtual image display includes at least an image forming device, a pair of accommodating members at least one of which accommodates the image forming device, a light guide member which guides image light received from the image forming device toward a predetermined outside position, and a pair of temples one and the other of which are rotatably attached to one and the other of the pair of the accommodating members, respectively. Each of either the accommodating members or the temples has a contact member which regulates rotation of the temple, and a position control member which shifts the corresponding contact member in a first direction extending nearer to or away from the corresponding accommodating member or temple on which the contact member is not provided.

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Shiojiri, Japan

Takeshi Fujishiro