Albert A Hwang, Age 38774 Classon Ave APT 3A, Brooklyn, NY 11238

2013006, Mar 14, 2013

Sep 9, 2011

13/229527

Gyorgy K. Schadt - Redmond WA, US
John E. Brezak - Woodinville WA, US
David A. Nichols - Redmond WA, US
Oded Y. Shekel - Bellevue WA, US
Albert Hwang - New York NY, US
Patrick R. Jakubowski - Seattle WA, US
Ronakkumar N. Desai - Redmond WA, US

H04L 7/00

375354

Techniques for data synchronization policies are described. In one or more implementations, techniques may be employed to set data synchronization (“sync”) policies for devices in a data sync environment. The sync policies specify parameters for sync operations in the sync environment, such as how frequently data sync operations are performed, what types of data are synced to particular devices, how frequently particular types of data are synced, and so on. In implementations, the sync policies consider the number of devices that are participating in a sync environment and attributes of the devices in specifying parameters for sync operations. Data can be synchronized among devices in the sync environment based on the sync policies.

2021040, Dec 30, 2021

Sep 13, 2021

17/473565

- Menlo Park CA, US
Albert Peter Hwang - Seattle WA, US
Kenrick Cheng-Kuo Kin - Vancouver WA, US

G06K 9/00
G02B 27/01
A63F 13/573
G06T 19/00
G06F 3/01

Embodiments are directed to a near eye display (NED) system for displaying artificial reality content to a user and to manipulate displayed content items based upon gestures performed by users of the NED system. A user of the NED system may perform a gesture simulating the throwing of an object to “cast” a content item to a target location in an artificial reality (AR) environment displayed by the NED system. The gesture may comprise a first portion in which the user's hand “grabs” or “pinches” a virtual object corresponding to the content item and moves backwards relative to their body, and a second portion in which the user's hand moves forwards relative to their body and releases the virtual object. The target location may be identified based upon a trajectory associated with the backwards motion of the first portion of the gesture.

2020027, Sep 3, 2020

Mar 16, 2020

16/819938

- Menlo Park CA, US
Albert Peter Hwang - Seattle WA, US
Kenrick Cheng-Kuo Kin - Vancouver WA, US

G06K 9/00
G02B 27/01
A63F 13/573
G06T 19/00
G06F 3/01

Embodiments are directed to a near eye display (NED) system for displaying artificial reality content to a user and to manipulate displayed content items based upon gestures performed by users of the NED system. A user of the NED system may perform a gesture simulating the throwing of an object to “cast” a content item to a target location in an artificial reality (AR) environment displayed by the NED system. The gesture may comprise a first portion in which the user's hand “grabs” or “pinches” a virtual object corresponding to the content item and moves backwards relative to their body, and a second portion in which the user's hand moves forwards relative to their body and releases the virtual object. The target location may be identified based upon a trajectory associated with the backwards motion of the first portion of the gesture.

2020000, Jan 2, 2020

Jun 27, 2018

16/020407

- Menlo Park CA, US
Albert Peter Hwang - Seattle WA, US
Kenrick Cheng-Kuo Kin - Vancouver WA, US

G06K 9/00
G02B 27/01
G06F 3/01
G06T 19/00
A63F 13/573

Embodiments are directed to a near eye display (NED) system for displaying artificial reality content to a user and to manipulate displayed content items based upon gestures performed by users of the NED system. A user of the NED system may perform a gesture simulating the throwing of an object to “cast” a content item to a target location in an artificial reality (AR) environment displayed by the NED system. The gesture may comprise a first portion in which the user's hand “grabs” or “pinches” a virtual object corresponding to the content item and moves backwards relative to their body, and a second portion in which the user's hand moves forwards relative to their body and releases the virtual object. The target location may be identified based upon a trajectory associated with the backwards motion of the first portion of the gesture.

2019021, Jul 11, 2019

Jan 10, 2018

15/867634

- Menlo Park CA, US
Albert Peter Hwang - Seattle WA, US

G06F 3/01
G06F 3/0481
G02B 27/01

A system includes a near eye display (NED) that comprises an optical assembly with an electronic display, an imaging sensor configured to capture images of a user's hands, and an eye imaging sensor configured to capture images of an eye of the user. The system also includes a controller configured to determine eye tracking information using the captured images of the eye, the eye tracking information indicating a gaze orientation, wherein the gaze orientation terminates at first location. The controller determines that a pose of the user's hand indicates a pinch gesture based on the captured images of the user's hands. The controller also identifies an object in the local area that is at the first location, and updates the display instructions to cause the electronic display to display an indication of a selection of the object in an artificial reality environment.

2019021, Jul 11, 2019

Jan 10, 2018

15/867641

- Menlo Park CA, US
Albert Peter Hwang - Seattle WA, US

G06F 3/01
G06T 19/20
G06T 19/00
G02B 27/01
G06F 3/0481

A system includes a near eye display (NED) that is configured to display images in accordance with display instructions. The system also includes an imaging sensor configured to capture images. The system further includes a controller configured to identify the object in the captured images using one or more recognition patterns, and to determine a pose of the user's hand based on the captured images, with the determined pose indicating a touch gesture with the identified object. The controller also updates the display instructions to cause the electronic display to display a virtual menu in an artificial reality environment, with the virtual menu within a threshold distance of the position of the object in the artificial reality environment.

2019009, Mar 28, 2019

Nov 28, 2018

16/202439

- Brooklyn NY, US
Shiu Pong Lee - Quarry Bay, HK
Tung Yiu Fok - Sha Tin, HK
Alexis Hornstein - Raleigh NC, US
Albert Hwang - New York NY, US
Kyle Appelgate - Chester NJ, US

G02B 27/22
H04N 13/305
G02B 27/10
G02B 3/00
G02B 5/124
G03B 35/26
G02B 5/136
G02B 27/28
H04N 13/225
H04N 13/229

A retroreflecting display that enables the formation of a real image in free space includes a first light source that generates a first light output; a first beam splitter module; and a retroreflector module opposite the first light source.

2018018, Jul 5, 2018

Jan 5, 2018

15/863399

- Brooklyn NY, US
Shiu Pong Lee - Quarry Bay, HK
Tung Yiu Fok - Sha Tin, N.T., HK
Alexis Hornstein - Raleigh NC, US
Albert Hwang - New York NY, US
Kyle Appelegate - Chester NJ, US

G02B 27/22
G02B 27/10
G02B 5/136
G02B 5/124
G02B 27/28
G03B 35/26
G02B 27/26

A retroreflecting display that enables the formation of a real image in free space includes a first light source that generates a first light output; a first beam splitter module; and a retroreflector module opposite the first light source.