iGlass产品概念图.doc

苹果很早前就申请了这些专利，申请日期为2006年10月13日 iGlass产品概念图 A detail from Apple’s patent filling, showing near-eye display for head-mounted deviced. introducing the world to Apple patent  HYPERLINK /translate_c?depth=1hl=zh-CNprev=/search%3Fq%3Dapple%2Bpatent%2Bglass%26hl%3Dzh-CN%26newwindow%3D1%26safe%3Dstrict%26biw%3D991%26bih%3D653%26prmd%3Dimvnsrurl=.hksl=enu=/assets/1223484/US8212859B2.pdfusg=ALkJrhgKCMm_GsmONC6z3tvRufbJdeZfBw 8,212,859 Every Tuesday comes with a risk of drama because, like clockwork, thats the day the US Patent and Trademark Office publishes newly-issued patents for the general public — and Apple is frequently in the mix. This last Tuesday was no exception: introducing the world to Apple patent  HYPERLINK /assets/1223484/US8212859B2.pdf 8,212,859. With a title like Peripheral Treatment for Head-Mounted Displays and a description that proclaims a system for projecting a source image in a head-mounted display apparatus for a user, its no real surprise that many are predicting Apple will use the 859 patent to shut down  HYPERLINK /2012/6/27/3121858/googles-project-glass-first-impressions-with-sergey-brins-headset Googles Project Glass. We can all exhale in relief, because thats not going to happen. The 859 patent was filed in 2006 and the issued claims — which alone define and limit the applicable scope of the patent — are for a device very different than Project Glass. Lets take a look at the broadest claim: 17. A computer-implemented method for projecting a source image in a head-mounted display apparatus for a user, the head-mounted display apparatus having a first display operable to project a first image viewable by a first eye of the user and a first peripheral light element positioned to emit light of one or more colors in close proximity to the periphery of the first display and, the method comprising: receiving data representing a source image; dividing the source image into a left image and a right image; determining periphery colors for the l