CA2668776A1 - Head-mounted display apparatus for profiling system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a head-mounted display to visualize a medium through a surface by displaying an image characterizing the medium under the surface provided by a profiling system and referenced in the real environment of the user. An image of the medium under the surface is projected in front of one or both eyes of a person wearing the head-mounted display, in superimposition with the real environment of the user. The head-mounted display comprises a positioning sensor, such as an inertial positioning sensor, for determining its position and orientation in the real environment. As the user moves around the medium, the image of the medium is updated to display the medium as if it could be seen through the surface. In one embodiment of the invention, the image of the medium under surface is displayed in stereoscopy, the user thereby visualizing the medium in three dimensions.
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1. A head-mounted display apparatus for use by a user to visualize a characterization of a subsurface medium, said display apparatus comprising:
an input for receiving a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three-dimensional representation, in a reference system, the model being provided using a profiling system;
a positioning sensor for sensing a position and orientation of a first eye of the user in said reference system;
a processing unit for perspectively projecting said model on a first surface located in front of the first eye with said first position and orientation, to provide a first image characterizing the subsurface medium; and a first display system for displaying, on said first surface, said first image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with a first image of a real environment in front of the first eye.
an input for receiving a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three-dimensional representation, in a reference system, the model being provided using a profiling system;
a positioning sensor for sensing a position and orientation of a first eye of the user in said reference system;
a processing unit for perspectively projecting said model on a first surface located in front of the first eye with said first position and orientation, to provide a first image characterizing the subsurface medium; and a first display system for displaying, on said first surface, said first image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with a first image of a real environment in front of the first eye.
2. The head-mounted display apparatus as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a second display system for displaying, on a second surface located in front of a second eye of the user, a second image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with an image of a real environment in front of the second eye, said processing unit being further for perspectively projecting said model on said second surface to provide said second image characterizing the subsurface medium, the characterization being thereby visualized in stereoscopy.
3. The head-mounted display apparatus as claimed in claim 2, further comprising a first and second camera, one disposed in front of each of the first and the second surface for providing said images of the real environment in front of the first and the second eye, said processing unit being further for superimposing said images characterizing the subsurface medium with said images of the real environment in front of the eyes.
4. The head-mounted display apparatus as claimed in claim 1, wherein said first display system comprises a see-through screen transmitting said image of a real environment, said first image characterizing the subsurface medium being displayed onto said see-through screen.
5. The head-mounted display apparatus as claimed in any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the characterization of the subsurface medium comprises a tomography.
6. The head-mounted display apparatus as claimed in any of claims 1 to 5, wherein said positioning sensor comprises a three-axis accelerometer translation sensor for referencing a position of said first eye in said reference system, and a three-axis accelerometer rotation sensor for referencing an orientation of said first eye in said reference system.
7. A system for use by a user to visualize a characterization of a subsurface medium, the system comprising:
a profiling system for providing the characterization of the subsurface medium;
a three-dimensional model processor for processing said characterization of the subsurface medium to provide a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three-dimensional graphical representation, in a reference system; and a head-mounted display device having:
an input for receiving said model;
a positioning sensor for sensing a position and orientation of a first eye of the user in said reference system;
a processing unit for perspectively projecting said model on a first surface located in front of the first eye with said position and orientation, to provide a first image characterizing the subsurface medium; and a first display system for displaying, on said first surface, said first image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with an image of a real environment in front of the first eye.
a profiling system for providing the characterization of the subsurface medium;
a three-dimensional model processor for processing said characterization of the subsurface medium to provide a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three-dimensional graphical representation, in a reference system; and a head-mounted display device having:
an input for receiving said model;
a positioning sensor for sensing a position and orientation of a first eye of the user in said reference system;
a processing unit for perspectively projecting said model on a first surface located in front of the first eye with said position and orientation, to provide a first image characterizing the subsurface medium; and a first display system for displaying, on said first surface, said first image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with an image of a real environment in front of the first eye.
8. The system as claimed in claim 7, wherein said head-mounted display device further has a second display system for displaying, on a second surface located in front of a second eye of the user, a second image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with an image of a real environment in front of the second eye, said processing unit being further for perspectively projecting said model on said second surface to provide said second image characterizing the subsurface medium, the characterization being thereby visualized in stereoscopy.
9. The system as claimed in claim 8, further comprising a first and second camera, one disposed in front of each of the first and the second surfaces for providing said images of a real environment in front of the first and the second eye, said processing unit being further for superimposing said images characterizing the subsurface medium under the surface with said images of the real environment in front of the eyes.
10. The system as claimed in claim 7, wherein said first display system comprises a see-through screen transmitting said image of a real environment, said first image characterizing the subsurface medium being displayed onto said see-through screen.
11. The system as claimed in any of claims 7 to 10, wherein said characterization of the subsurface medium comprises a tomography.
12. The system as claimed in any of claims 7 to 11, wherein said three-dimensional modeling processor comprises a geotechnical-based three-dimensional modeling software.
13. The system as claimed in any of claims 7 to 12, wherein said positioning sensor comprises a three-axis accelerometer translation sensor for referencing a position of said first eye in said reference system, and a three-axis accelerometer rotation sensor for referencing an orientation of said first eye in said reference system.
14. A method for a user to visualize a characterization of a subsurface medium, the method comprising:
providing the characterization of the subsurface medium;
processing said characterization of the subsurface medium to provide a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three dimensional graphical representation, in a reference system;
sensing a first position and orientation of a first eye of the user in said reference system;
defining a first surface located in front of said first eye;
perspectively projecting said model on a first surface located in front of the first eye to provide a first image characterizing the subsurface medium;
providing an image of a real environment in front of the first eye; and displaying on said first surface said first image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with said image of a real environment in front of the first eye.
providing the characterization of the subsurface medium;
processing said characterization of the subsurface medium to provide a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three dimensional graphical representation, in a reference system;
sensing a first position and orientation of a first eye of the user in said reference system;
defining a first surface located in front of said first eye;
perspectively projecting said model on a first surface located in front of the first eye to provide a first image characterizing the subsurface medium;
providing an image of a real environment in front of the first eye; and displaying on said first surface said first image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with said image of a real environment in front of the first eye.
15. The method as claimed in claim 14, further comprising:
determining a second position and orientation of the second eye of the user in said reference system with the first sensed position and orientation;
defining a second surface located in front of the second eye with said second position and orientation;
perspectively projecting said model on said second surface to provide a second image characterizing the subsurface medium;
providing an image of a real environment in front of the second eye; and displaying on said second surface said second image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with said image of a real environment in front of the second eye, the characterization being thereby visualized in stereoscopy.
determining a second position and orientation of the second eye of the user in said reference system with the first sensed position and orientation;
defining a second surface located in front of the second eye with said second position and orientation;
perspectively projecting said model on said second surface to provide a second image characterizing the subsurface medium;
providing an image of a real environment in front of the second eye; and displaying on said second surface said second image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with said image of a real environment in front of the second eye, the characterization being thereby visualized in stereoscopy.
16. The method as claimed in claim 15, further comprising :
acquiring said image of a real environment in front of the first eye; and acquiring said image of a real environment in front of the second eye;
acquiring said image of a real environment in front of the first eye; and acquiring said image of a real environment in front of the second eye;
17. The method as claimed in claim 14, further comprising transmitting said image of a real environment through a see-through screen, said displaying comprising displaying said first image characterizing the subsurface medium on said see-through screen.
18. The method as claimed in any of claims 14 to 17, wherein said characterization of the subsurface medium comprises a tomography.
19. The method as claimed in any of claims 14 to 18, wherein said processing comprises using geotechnical-based modeling algorithm.
20. The method as claimed in any of claims 14 to 19, wherein said perspectively projecting comprises:
selecting regions of said subsurface medium having a given characteristic, graphically representing said region to provide a three-dimensional graphical representation, and perspectively projecting said graphical representation on said first surface to provide said first image characterizing the subsurface medium.
selecting regions of said subsurface medium having a given characteristic, graphically representing said region to provide a three-dimensional graphical representation, and perspectively projecting said graphical representation on said first surface to provide said first image characterizing the subsurface medium.
21. A head-mounted display apparatus for use by a user to visualize a characterization of a subsurface medium, said display apparatus comprising:
an input for receiving a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three-dimensional representation, in a reference system;
a positioning sensor for sensing a position and orientation of a first eye of the user in said reference system;
a processing unit for perspectively projecting said model on a first surface located in front of the first eye with said first position and orientation, to provide a first image characterizing the subsurface medium; and a first display system for displaying, on said first surface, said first image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with a first image of a real environment in front of the first eye.
an input for receiving a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three-dimensional representation, in a reference system;
a positioning sensor for sensing a position and orientation of a first eye of the user in said reference system;
a processing unit for perspectively projecting said model on a first surface located in front of the first eye with said first position and orientation, to provide a first image characterizing the subsurface medium; and a first display system for displaying, on said first surface, said first image characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with a first image of a real environment in front of the first eye.
22. A method for referencing a head-mounted display device in a global reference system, the method comprising:
providing three target points disposed in the global reference system and defining a target plane;
displaying a first reticle to a first eye and a second reticle to a second eye of the head mounted display device;
aligning the first and second reticles from one another;
aligning the reticles to a first target point and reading a first position and orientation of the head-mounted display device in a device reference system;
aligning the reticles to a second target point and reading a second position and orientation of the head-mounted display device in a device reference system;
aligning the reticles to a third target point and reading a third position and orientation of the head-mounted display device in a device reference system;
calculating a translation matrix between the global reference system and the device reference system using the first, second and third positions and orientations; and saving the calculated translation matrix in memory.
providing three target points disposed in the global reference system and defining a target plane;
displaying a first reticle to a first eye and a second reticle to a second eye of the head mounted display device;
aligning the first and second reticles from one another;
aligning the reticles to a first target point and reading a first position and orientation of the head-mounted display device in a device reference system;
aligning the reticles to a second target point and reading a second position and orientation of the head-mounted display device in a device reference system;
aligning the reticles to a third target point and reading a third position and orientation of the head-mounted display device in a device reference system;
calculating a translation matrix between the global reference system and the device reference system using the first, second and third positions and orientations; and saving the calculated translation matrix in memory.
23. The method as claimed in claim 22, further comprising:
displaying a virtual plane corresponding to the target plane, according to the translation matrix;
aligning the virtual plane with the target plane and reading a forth orientation of the head-mounted display device in a device reference system;
calculating a translation matrix between the global reference system and the device reference system using the forth orientation and the translation matrix;
and saving the calculated rotation matrix in memory.
displaying a virtual plane corresponding to the target plane, according to the translation matrix;
aligning the virtual plane with the target plane and reading a forth orientation of the head-mounted display device in a device reference system;
calculating a translation matrix between the global reference system and the device reference system using the forth orientation and the translation matrix;
and saving the calculated rotation matrix in memory.
24. A portable head-mounted display apparatus for use by a user to visualize a characterization of a subsurface medium, said display apparatus comprising:
an input for receiving, from a model processor, a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three-dimensional graphical representation, in a reference system;
a memory for saving said model, said input to be disconnected from said model processor after saving said model;
a positioning sensor for sensing a position and orientation of the head-mounted display apparatus in said reference system;
a processing unit for determining a pair of stereoscopic images characterizing the subsurface medium, using said model and said position and orientation; and a stereoscopic display systems for displaying, in front of the eyes of the user, said pair of stereoscopic images characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with a pair of images of a real environment.
an input for receiving, from a model processor, a model characterizing the subsurface medium in a three-dimensional graphical representation, in a reference system;
a memory for saving said model, said input to be disconnected from said model processor after saving said model;
a positioning sensor for sensing a position and orientation of the head-mounted display apparatus in said reference system;
a processing unit for determining a pair of stereoscopic images characterizing the subsurface medium, using said model and said position and orientation; and a stereoscopic display systems for displaying, in front of the eyes of the user, said pair of stereoscopic images characterizing the subsurface medium in superimposition with a pair of images of a real environment.
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