Multi-touch interactions on eyewear
First Claim
1. A system comprising, eyewear configured as an input device, the eyewear including a multi-touch sensor set comprising one or more multi-touch sensors configured to sense user interaction with the eyewear and output signals representative of the user interaction, the multi-touch sensor set including at least one inward facing sensor to recognize a profile of a user of the eyewear, the multi-touch sensor set coupled to sensor handling logic to provide input data corresponding to the signals to a program, and applying preferences corresponding to the recognized profile for interacting with the program.
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Abstract
The subject disclosure is directed towards eyewear configured as an input device, such as for interaction with a computing device. The eyewear includes a multi-touch sensor set, e.g., located on the frames of eyeglasses, that outputs signals representative of user interaction with the eyewear, such as via taps, presses, swipes and pinches. Sensor handling logic may be used to provide input data corresponding to the signals to a program, e.g., the program with which the user wants to interact.
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- 1. A system comprising, eyewear configured as an input device, the eyewear including a multi-touch sensor set comprising one or more multi-touch sensors configured to sense user interaction with the eyewear and output signals representative of the user interaction, the multi-touch sensor set including at least one inward facing sensor to recognize a profile of a user of the eyewear, the multi-touch sensor set coupled to sensor handling logic to provide input data corresponding to the signals to a program, and applying preferences corresponding to the recognized profile for interacting with the program.
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14. A method comprising:
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sensing user interaction with a multi-touch eyewear sensor set comprising one or more sensors; outputting signals representative of the interaction to provide for user interaction with an interactive program; recognizing a profile of a user using at least one inward facing sensor in the multi-touch eyewear sensor set; and applying preferences corresponding to the recognized profile for user interaction with the interactive program. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16)
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17. One or more computer-readable media having computer-executable instructions, which when executed perform steps, comprising:
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receiving information corresponding to user input activity sensed via an eyewear sensor set; recognizing a profile of a user using at least one inward facing sensor in the eyewear sensor set; processing the information into at least one input event based on the recognized profile of the user; and buffering data corresponding to the at least one input event. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20)
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