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One of the complaints of the Apple Vision Pro is that its uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time. Apple continues to look of methods of alleviating this issue as evidenced by a new patent filing (number US 20240142783 A1) for “Support for Head-Mountable Device.” About the patent filing
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26 February 2021, 2:30 am EST By The microphones of the rumored Apple Glass can locate audio straight to the users. ( Screenshot from YouTube/ Matt Talks Tech ) A speculated wearable device that will rely on augmented reality, consists of microphones that could recognize sounds that may appear to be unclear. They could also locate the audio so the user can know where it is coming from. Apple Glass Can Be a Game-Changer The tech giant has been exploring the finge...
Future head-mounted displays, such as "Apple Glass" may automatically remove dust obstructing the wearer's view.
Future head-mounted displays, such as "Apple Glass" may automatically remove dust obstructing the wearer's view. If you wear glasses, you also have a cloth you use to repeatedly clean them, and you may still need to wipe over "Apple Glass." However, a newly-revealed patent application shows that Apple is looking to keep the inside of the device clean by itself. "Particle Control for Head-Mountable Device," discusses how a device could itself remove dust or other debris, from what Apple refers to as "optical modules." "The quality of the view provided by the optical module ...
An array of sensitive microphones in "Apple Glass" may detect audio that's difficult to hear, or to precisely locate, and direct the wearer where to look. "Apple Glass" may point users toward where sounds are originating (source: Angelo Libero Apple has previously applied for patents regarding sound quality in "Apple Glass," and making 3D audio for it. A newly-revealed patent application shows that Apple is also looking at what "Apple Glass" can do with the audio its microphones hear. "Audio-Based Feedback for Head-Mountable Device," is concerned with detecting sounds, and...