Systems, devices and methods that enable a user to access and interact with content
displayed on a portable electronic display in an inconspicuous, hands-free manner are …

Systems, devices, and methods for eyebox expansion by exit pupil replication in wearable
heads-up displays (“WHUDs”) are described. A WHUD includes a scanning laser projector (" …

Abstract Systems, devices, and methods for focusing laser projectors are described. A laser
projector includes N≥ 1 laser diodes, each of which emits laser light having a divergence …

Abstract Systems, devices, and methods adapt established concepts from natural language
processing for use in gesture identification algorithms. A gesture identification system …

Abstract Systems, devices, and methods for laser eye tracking are described. Laser eye
tracking involves scanning laser light over the eye and detecting diffuse reflections of the …

Abstract Systems, devices, and methods for wearable computer systems are described. A
wearable heads-up display (“WHUD”) is implemented as a peripheral to a wearable …

Abstract Systems, devices, and methods that integrate eye tracking capability into scanning
laser projector (“SLP”)-based wearable heads-up displays are described. An infrared laser …

Abstract Systems, devices, and methods for proximity-based eye tracking are described. A
proximity sensor positioned near the eye monitors the distance to the eye, which varies …

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Wearable electronic devices that provide robustness against variations in user form are
described. The wearable electronic devices include a set of pod structures arranged in an …