The present invention relates to a self-customizable microLED accessory and, more specifically, to a useful invention comprising: an illuminatable accessory (100) to be worn on a specific body part of wearers in order to highlight the corresponding part; a driving means (200); a transparent microLED display skin (300) coated on the surface of the accessory (100); a master part (400) and a remote slave (500) provided in the accessory (100); and a smart phone (600), wherein the wearers use an application of the smart phone (600) so as to selectively control the transparent microLED display skin (300), thereby enabling continuous changing and expressing of various colors and patterns according to the current circumstances of the wearers.

An electronic apparatus and a controlling method thereof are provided. The controlling method includes, based on an audio signal being received through a microphone, determining whether a user is on a public transport; detecting whether the audio signal includes a voice signal output through an acoustic device of the public transport; determining whether the voice signal from the acoustic device includes a voice signal for guiding at least one stop from among a plurality of stops; and outputting information on the at least one stop.

The present disclosure provides a metal structure, or antenna radiator, for an accessory that is configured to function as both an antenna and an input control. The device may be a wearable device with a first surface shaped to be in contact with the human body and a second surface shaped to be exposed when the device is being worn. The antenna radiator may be located internally within the housing of the device and coupled to a printed circuit board (“PCB”). The PCB may be located between the antenna radiator and the surface of the housing such that the PCB may shield the antenna radiator from antenna loss due to the human body. An electric field may extend between the PCB and the antenna radiator. The fringe electric field may improve cross-head and cross-body connectivity between the accessory and another device.

Modular personal networks (MPNs) are disclosed that include multiple devices that may be worn, carried, or used in close proximity to a user. The devices communicate wirelessly. Devices include security circuitry that prevents them from being used in a different MPN once the user has configured them. Devices not designed for use within an MPN can be included in the network using a bridge device. Devices can be integrated into items of jewelry, such as earrings, rings, pendants, and bracelets. One item of jewelry, such as a bracelet, can support multiple replaceable modules with variable functions. Functions of the MPN can include communications, entertainment, medical monitoring, sports monitoring, personal organization, and games. Multiple users each with his or her own MPN can use them to collaborate in creation of music. An MPN can be used for mobile recognition and logging of wildlife.

Provided is a virtual reality (VR) device, system and framework for generating VR continuum experience choreographed to a physical procedure incorporating at least one procedural action associated with a physical sensation and potentially inducing an anxiety or pain response. The VR continuum experience can modify perceptions of pain and anxiety associated with the procedure. The virtual reality device is configured to allow device control via a device user interface accessible to an operator other than the wearer (i.e. a medical practitioner), to allow the operator to control device calibration and virtual reality (VR) experience start while the apparatus is worn by the wearer, and to provide one or more VR experiences each associated with a physical procedure.

Embodiments of this application provide a headset theme adaptation method, so that related information such as a device model and a device identifier of a headset case protective cover can be automatically obtained through multi-end linkage between a mobile phone, a headset, the headset case protective cover, and a cloud server (for example, a server of a cloud theme market), and a headset theme adapted to the protective cover is downloaded and applied based on the related information, to implement personalized experience of headset theme adaptation.

Systems and methods are provided for coordinated video streaming and messaging using a wrist-wearable device and a head-worn wearable device. The method includes receiving an instruction to use a camera of a head-worn wearable device to capture video data. The method further includes, after receiving the instruction to use the camera of the head-worn wearable device to capture the video data, receiving, at a wrist-wearable device that is in communication with the head-worn wearable device, electronic messages from a viewer of the video stream and monitoring sensor data indicating one or both of a position of the head-worn wearable device and (ii) a position of the wrist-wearable device to determine when to display the electronic messages. The method also includes, in accordance with a determination that the sensor data indicates that a message-viewing precondition is present, displaying the electronic messages from the viewer of the video stream.

A head mounted display device and a power management method are provided. The head mounted display device includes a host part and a power input part. The power input part is detachably connected to a power device and an electronic device. The power input part generates a first input signal according to a supply voltage value of the power device, and generates a second input signal according to power supply information of the electronic device. The host part enters a power saving mode or performs a boot-up operation according to the first input signal and the second input signal.

Provided is a virtual reality (VR) device, system and framework for generating VR continuum experience choreographed to a physical procedure incorporating at least one procedural action associated with a physical sensation and potentially inducing an anxiety or pain response. The VR continuum experience can modify perceptions of pain and anxiety associated with the procedure. The virtual reality device is configured to allow device control via a device user interface accessible to an operator other than the wearer (i.e. a medical practitioner), to allow the operator to control device calibration and virtual reality (VR) experience start while the apparatus is worn by the wearer, and to provide one or more VR experiences each associated with a physical procedure.

Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to an artificial reality (XR) application system controlling applications in an artificial reality environment. In various cases, these controls include automatically suggesting XR applications by determining an XR context and identifying applications that match the XR context. These applications can be suggested to a user, who can authorize their execution, setting permissions for the application. In some cases, applications can be divided into components which can be progressively downloaded. By providing application suggestions relevant to the current context and progressively downloading application components, applications can appear ambient, rather than relying on users to constantly download, install, or activate applications. Permissions for applications may be revoked permanently or for certain situations—either through user permissions selections or automatically in response to determined user intents. When multiple applications are simultaneously authorized to execute, the XR application system can employ a ranking system to prevent overcrowding.