US Patent Application 18245845. FITTING MECHANISMS FOR EYEWEAR WITH VISIBLE DISPLAYS AND ACCOMODATION OF WEARER ANATOMY simplified abstract
FITTING MECHANISMS FOR EYEWEAR WITH VISIBLE DISPLAYS AND ACCOMODATION OF WEARER ANATOMY
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Alex Olwal of Santa Cruz CA (US)
Dmitrii Votintcev of Menlo Park CA (US)
FITTING MECHANISMS FOR EYEWEAR WITH VISIBLE DISPLAYS AND ACCOMODATION OF WEARER ANATOMY - A simplified explanation of the abstract
- This abstract for appeared for US patent application number 18245845 Titled 'FITTING MECHANISMS FOR EYEWEAR WITH VISIBLE DISPLAYS AND ACCOMODATION OF WEARER ANATOMY'
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a type of eyewear that has an adjustable nose bridge connecting two half-frames. These half-frames hold see-through lenses, and at least one of the lenses has a virtual display embedded or overlaid on it. The eyeglasses frame uses the adjustable nose bridge and temple pieces to hold the lenses in front of the person's eyes. The virtual display has a designated area for the person to fully view its content. The adjustable nose bridge allows for independent adjustments to align the eyeglasses frame's optics and the virtual display with the user's face and eye shape.
Original Abstract Submitted
An eyewear includes an adjustable nose bridge adapted to interconnect two half-frames of an eyeglasses frame. The two half-frames are adapted to hold a pair of see-through lenses. A virtual display is embedded in, or overlaid on, at least one of the pair of see-through lenses. The eyeglasses frame utilizes the adjustable nose bridge over a person's nose and temple pieces that rest over the person's ears to hold the pair of see-through lenses in position in front of the person's eyes. The virtual display has an associated eye box for full viewing of the virtual display by the person. The adjustable nose bridge includes one or more bridge-frame fastener arrangements adapted to provide independent adjustments of one or more geometrical parameters of the eyeglasses frame for aligning optics of the eyeglasses frame and the eye box to the user's face and eye geometry.
