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Today the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially granted Apple a patent that relates to a possible future Head-Mounted Device (HMD) headband that uniquely folds using a series of magnetics to save space when not in use or when traveling. The magnets in the band can support add-on accessories like an external camera, speakers+

Over the last few years, patents from Apple regarding future headsets and eyewear have dramatically increased. To date, our archives cover over 344 patents on this one Apple project. Theres one entry-level, though sophisticated, glasses-style HMD invention that Apple engineers have been working on for well over a decade...

Today the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially granted Apple two Mixed Reality (MR) Headset patents. The first patent covers an HMD faceplate that could use an infrared transparent one-way mirror finish. The second patent cover an HMD charging system.

Apple fans know that one of the most important product lines ahead is their mixed reality headset family. Back in April 2021: During an interview with New York Times journalist Kara Swisher Apples CEO Tim Cook agreed with her that augmented reality is "a critically important part of Apple’s future." He imagines AR being used in health, education, retail, and gaming." Yesterday, a major Apple invention granted to them covers a futuristic concept that could make static images from...

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Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to computer-generated reality environments, and more specifically to dynamically controlling displays in a computer-generated reality environment. Drilling down further, the patent filing describes the process as a virtual display expansion operation" that pertains to a Mac, MacBook or TV etc.

On Thursday, the US Patent & Trademark Office published a series of patent applications relating to Apples future mixed reality headset optical lens systems, a corrective lens system, Iris authentication and more

Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a series of Apples continuation patents covering a possible future iPhone with an expandable display; eye-gaze tracking for a mixed reality headset; and AirPods with Force Touch. The main focus of this report is a continuation patent from Apple that relates to a possible future iPhone or iPad that could provide users with an expandable display on demand.

On Thursday, the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple titled "Headband for Head-Mounted Device." The patent covers both a new headband adjustment system and ways for a detachable magnetic speaker accessory could be adjusted for the listeners enjoyment.