Abstract
While augmented reality glasses can detect input provided via a handheld controller, via hand gestures, via voice, etc., such input can be infeasible in certain contexts due to physical limitations or social convention. Some AR glasses are paired to a second device that provides computing and/or other resources. This disclosure describes the use of connected electronic devices that are typically available to a user, e.g., a smartphone, an earbud case, or earbuds with tap sensitivity, to provide input to AR glasses. By utilizing input mechanisms on such devices, the user can perform operations such as rotation of body-locked AR content around the user.
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Recommended Citation
Mount, Emily and Vlaskamp, Bjorn, "In-Pocket Tap on Paired Device as Input to Augmented Reality Glasses", Technical Disclosure Commons, (September 11, 2023)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/6239