View source for 18184539. DISPLAY METHOD FOR CONTROLLING BRIGHTNESS ADAPTATION simplified abstract (Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC)

=DISPLAY METHOD FOR CONTROLLING BRIGHTNESS ADAPTATION=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC|Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC]]


[[Category:Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Bjorn Nicolaas Servatius Vlaskamp of Seattle WA (US)|Bjorn Nicolaas Servatius Vlaskamp of Seattle WA (US)]][[Category:Bjorn Nicolaas Servatius Vlaskamp of Seattle WA (US)]]

[[:Category:Katri Maria Olkkonen Saarela of Helsinki (FI)|Katri Maria Olkkonen Saarela of Helsinki (FI)]][[Category:Katri Maria Olkkonen Saarela of Helsinki (FI)]]

[[:Category:Michaela Porubanova of Seattle WA (US)|Michaela Porubanova of Seattle WA (US)]][[Category:Michaela Porubanova of Seattle WA (US)]]

[[:Category:Jacob Elliott Hadnett-hunter of Ely (GB)|Jacob Elliott Hadnett-hunter of Ely (GB)]][[Category:Jacob Elliott Hadnett-hunter of Ely (GB)]]

==DISPLAY METHOD FOR CONTROLLING BRIGHTNESS ADAPTATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18184539 titled 'DISPLAY METHOD FOR CONTROLLING BRIGHTNESS ADAPTATION

'''Simplified Explanation''': This patent application describes a method for a display device to adjust the brightness of a color image projected into the eye based on the position of the fovea (the central part of the retina responsible for sharp central vision) and external brightness levels.

* The display device receives signals related to the position of the fovea and external brightness.
* It then projects a color image into the eye at varying angles based on these signals.
* If the external brightness falls below a certain threshold, the color image is focused only on the retinal target area.

'''Key Features and Innovation''':
* Adaptive brightness control based on fovea position and external brightness.
* Varying projection angles of color image based on position and brightness signals.
* Confined color image to retinal target area under low brightness conditions.

'''Potential Applications''':
* Medical devices for vision correction.
* Virtual reality and augmented reality headsets.
* Automotive heads-up displays.

'''Problems Solved''':
* Ensures optimal brightness and visibility based on eye position and external lighting conditions.
* Prevents discomfort or strain caused by overly bright or dim displays.

'''Benefits''':
* Improved visual comfort and clarity.
* Enhanced user experience in various display applications.
* Potential for reducing eye strain and fatigue.

'''Commercial Applications''':
* "Adaptive Brightness Control for Display Devices: Enhancing User Experience and Comfort"
* This technology can be utilized in consumer electronics, medical devices, automotive displays, and more.

'''Questions about Adaptive Brightness Control for Display Devices''':
1. How does this technology improve user experience compared to traditional display devices?
2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this adaptive brightness control in various applications?

'''Frequently Updated Research''':
* Stay updated on advancements in adaptive display technologies and human-computer interaction research for potential improvements in this field.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

A method of operation of a display device for controlling brightness adaptation comprises (a) receiving a position signal that varies in dependence on a position of a fovea of an eye; (b) receiving a brightness signal that varies in dependence on brightness external to the display device; and (c) projecting a color image into the eye over a range of angles that varies in dependence on the position signal and on the brightness signal, such that when the brightness is below a predetermined threshold the color image is confined to the retinal target area.



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