Snap Inc. (20240288946). SHARED AUGMENTED REALITY EYEWEAR DEVICE WITH HAND TRACKING ALIGNMENT simplified abstract
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SHARED AUGMENTED REALITY EYEWEAR DEVICE WITH HAND TRACKING ALIGNMENT
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Inventor(s)
Georgios Evangelidis of Vienna (AT)
Bernhard Jung of Perchtoldsdorf (AT)
Ilteris Kaan Canberk of Marina Del Rey CA (US)
[[:Category:Balázs T�th of Budapest (HU)|Balázs T�th of Budapest (HU)]][[Category:Balázs T�th of Budapest (HU)]]
[[:Category:Márton Gergely Kajt�r of Felsopakony (HU)|Márton Gergely Kajt�r of Felsopakony (HU)]][[Category:Márton Gergely Kajt�r of Felsopakony (HU)]]
Branislav Micusik of St.. Andrae-Woerdern (AT)
SHARED AUGMENTED REALITY EYEWEAR DEVICE WITH HAND TRACKING ALIGNMENT - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240288946 titled 'SHARED AUGMENTED REALITY EYEWEAR DEVICE WITH HAND TRACKING ALIGNMENT
Simplified Explanation:
This patent application describes a method for aligning coordinate systems of user devices in an augmented reality system using somatic points of a user's hand as alignment markers.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Images captured from multiple user devices are used to align the reference coordinate systems of the user devices to a common reference coordinate system.
- User devices capture images of a user's hand and use object recognition to identify somatic points as alignment markers.
- The somatic points of a user device are translated to a common reference coordinate system determined by another user device.
Potential Applications: This technology can be used in augmented reality applications, virtual reality systems, gaming, remote collaboration, and medical training simulations.
Problems Solved: This technology addresses the challenge of aligning coordinate systems of multiple user devices in an augmented reality system accurately and efficiently.
Benefits:
- Improved alignment accuracy in augmented reality systems.
- Enhanced user experience in collaborative virtual environments.
- Simplified calibration process for user devices.
Commercial Applications: Augmented reality software development, virtual reality gaming, medical simulation training programs, remote collaboration tools.
Questions about the Technology: 1. How does this technology improve the user experience in augmented reality applications? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this method in real-world scenarios?
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in object recognition technology, hand tracking algorithms, and augmented reality software development for potential improvements in this method.
Original Abstract Submitted
a method for aligning coordinate systems of user devices in an augmented reality system using somatic points of a user's hand as alignment markers. images captured from multiple user devices are used to align the reference coordinate systems of the user devices to a common reference coordinate system. in some examples, user devices capture images of a hand of a user and use object recognition to identify somatic points as alignment markers. the somatic points of a user device are translated to a common reference coordinate system determined by another user device.
