US Patent Application 18114615. DISPLAYING DIRECTIONAL VISUAL INDICATORS FROM A WEARABLE DEVICE FOR NAVIGATION simplified abstract
DISPLAYING DIRECTIONAL VISUAL INDICATORS FROM A WEARABLE DEVICE FOR NAVIGATION
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Sai Krishna Vadali of Hyderabad (IN)
Sudha Rani Vatte of Miryalaguda (IN)
Hemang Jayant Shah of Bangalore (IN)
DISPLAYING DIRECTIONAL VISUAL INDICATORS FROM A WEARABLE DEVICE FOR NAVIGATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract
- This abstract for appeared for US patent application number 18114615 Titled 'DISPLAYING DIRECTIONAL VISUAL INDICATORS FROM A WEARABLE DEVICE FOR NAVIGATION'
Simplified Explanation
This disclosure describes a system for displaying visual indicators on a wearable device to assist with navigation. The wearable device can receive navigation signals and display directional visual indicators externally. These indicators can be in the form of lights or projections that show the direction of travel. If the direction changes, the device will display a new indicator to reflect the new direction.
Original Abstract Submitted
This disclosure provides systems, methods, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-readable media, for displaying directional visual indicators external to a wearable device for navigation. In some aspects, a wearable device may receive navigation signals while the wearable device is in a navigation mode. The navigation signals may indicate a direction of travel. The wearable device may display a first directional visual indicator corresponding to the direction of travel. The first directional visual indicator may be displayed external to the wearable device indicating the direction of travel is a first direction. The first directional visual indicator may be a directional light or a directional projection displayed external to the wearable device in the direction of travel. If the direction of travel changes from the first direction to a second direction, the wearable device may display a second directional visual indicator indicating the direction of travel is the second direction.
