Apple s forthcoming Apple Glass could feature systems that register dilated pupils, and so alter brightness to provide a comfortable viewing experience and monitor the user s attention.
One of the issues said to be delaying Apple Glass is the fact that they ll have to be comfortable to wear for protracted periods. Alongside lightweight frames, though, Apple is also looking at how this or any Apple AR headset can adjust what you see based on how you re reacting. A pair of recently revealed patent applications propose simply altering the brightness, or actually changing what s shown on the headset depending on the wearer s interest.
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One of the issues said to be delaying Apple Glass is the fact that they ll have to be comfortable to wear for protracted periods. Alongside lightweight frames, though, Apple is also looking at how this or any Apple AR headset can adjust what you see based on how you re reacting. A pair of recently revealed patent applications propose simply altering the brightness, or actually changing what s shown on the headset depending on the wearer s interest. Utilization of luminance changes to determine user characteristics, is concerned with detecting and measuring the dilation of a user wearing a Head-Mounted Display (HMD).