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=Apparatus und Method for Rendering a Virtual Monitor on Smart Ophthalmic Devices in Augmented Reality Environments=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Unknown Organization|Unknown Organization]]


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==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Maximilian Ralph Peter Von Und Zu Liechtenstein of Douglas (IM)|Maximilian Ralph Peter Von Und Zu Liechtenstein of Douglas (IM)]][[Category:Maximilian Ralph Peter Von Und Zu Liechtenstein of Douglas (IM)]]

==Apparatus und Method for Rendering a Virtual Monitor on Smart Ophthalmic Devices in Augmented Reality Environments - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240295920 titled 'Apparatus und Method for Rendering a Virtual Monitor on Smart Ophthalmic Devices in Augmented Reality Environments

**Simplified Explanation:**
This patent application describes a system for monitor virtualization, allowing for the rendering of a virtual monitor in augmented reality. The system includes a dimmable occlusion matrix to control the opacity of the virtual monitor, as well as a coordinator module to synchronize monitor positioning and occlusion masking.

**Key Features and Innovation:**
- Monitor virtualization system for rendering a virtual monitor in augmented reality
- Dimmable occlusion matrix to control opacity of the virtual monitor
- Coordinator module to synchronize monitor positioning and occlusion masking
- Virtual monitor can be anchored to real-world artifacts
- Various dimming modes to reduce operator fatigue
- Smart sunglass mode for when virtual monitor function is paused
- Virtual monitor can be hidden or visualized differently based on user geolocation or viewing angle thresholds

**Potential Applications:**
- Augmented reality devices
- Ophthalmic devices
- Intraocular implants

**Problems Solved:**
- Enhancing user experience with virtual monitors in augmented reality
- Reducing operator fatigue with dimming modes
- Providing flexibility in virtual monitor visualization based on user parameters

**Benefits:**
- Improved user experience with virtual monitors
- Reduced operator fatigue
- Enhanced customization options for virtual monitor visualization

**Commercial Applications:**
Potential commercial applications include:
- Augmented reality devices for gaming and entertainment
- Ophthalmic devices for medical and diagnostic purposes
- Intraocular implants for vision enhancement

**Prior Art:**
Further research can be conducted in the field of monitor virtualization, augmented reality systems, and occlusion matrices to identify prior art related to this technology.

**Frequently Updated Research:**
Stay updated on advancements in monitor virtualization, augmented reality systems, and occlusion matrix technology to understand the latest developments in this field.

**Questions about Monitor Virtualization:**
1. How does the dimmable occlusion matrix enhance the user experience with virtual monitors?
2. What are the potential commercial applications of this monitor virtualization technology?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

an apparatus and a method are described herein related to the art of monitor virtualization. a monitor-virtualization system, such as a head-mountable device, an ophthalmic device or an intraocular implant, can render a virtual monitor in augmented reality. a dimmable occlusion matrix can be operated such as to make the image of the virtual monitor substantially opaque. a coordinator module can synchronize the activities of monitor positioning and occlusion masking. the virtual monitor can be anchored to real-world artifacts. various dimming modes of the occlusion matrix reduce operator fatigue. the apparatus may operate in smart sunglass mode when the virtual monitor function is paused. the virtual monitor can be hidden or visualized differently when thresholds in terms of user geolocation or viewing angle are breached.



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