Snap inc. (20240242663). SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONFIGURING A DISPLAY DEVICE AND DISPLAY SYSTEM simplified abstract
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SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONFIGURING A DISPLAY DEVICE AND DISPLAY SYSTEM
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Inventor(s)
Ian Kyles of West Linn OR (US)
Clive David Beech of Plymouth (GB)
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONFIGURING A DISPLAY DEVICE AND DISPLAY SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240242663 titled 'SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONFIGURING A DISPLAY DEVICE AND DISPLAY SYSTEM
The abstract describes the use of displays, systems, and methods in various applications such as projectors, head-up displays, and AR, MR, and VR systems.
- Tiled or tile-able displays provide varying display sizes for wearable and mobile devices.
- These displays can accommodate the display size needed for different devices like headsets or near-eye systems.
Potential Applications:
- Projectors
- Head-up displays
- Augmented reality systems
- Mixed reality systems
- Virtual reality systems
Problems Solved:
- Providing displays of varying sizes for different devices
- Accommodating the display needs of wearable and mobile devices
Benefits:
- Enhanced user experience with displays tailored to device requirements
- Improved compatibility with a wide range of devices
Commercial Applications:
- Display technology for consumer electronics
- Integration into wearable devices for enhanced user interfaces
Questions about Tiled or Tile-able Displays: 1. How do tiled displays improve the user experience with wearable devices?
Tiled displays provide varying sizes to accommodate different device requirements, enhancing the user experience with tailored displays.
2. What are the potential commercial applications of tiled or tile-able displays?
Tiled displays can be used in consumer electronics and wearable devices to improve user interfaces and compatibility.
Original Abstract Submitted
displays, systems, and methods may be utilized in applications including, but not limited to, projectors, head-up displays, and augmented reality (ar), mixed reality (mr), and virtual reality (vr) systems or devices, such as headsets or other near-eye devices or systems. tiled or tile-able displays and methods, in accordance with the present invention, provide displays of varying sizes, and as such, a tiled or tile-able display is configured to accommodate the display size needed for various wearable and mobile devices that require or incorporate displays.
