WEARABLE COMPUTERS DISPLAYS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
HELPSPECS NEXSYS ELECTRONICS, INC. 70 Zoe Street, Suite 100 San Francisco CA 94107 Wearable computers and displays; computer hardware and software for augmented reality applications, namely, for integrating electronic data with real world environments; computer hardware and software for remotely accessing, displaying and transmitting images, video and data; computer peripherals; computer hardware, electronic sensors;HELP SPECS;
MEDWEBSPECS NEXSYS ELECTRONICS, INC. 70 Zoe Street, Suite 100 San Francisco CA 94107 Wearable computers and displays; augmented reality glasses incorporating video, audio and other sensors; electronic sensors; computer hardware and software for augmented reality applications, namely, for integrating electronic data with real world environments; computer hardware and software for remotely accessing, displaying and transmitting images, video and data; computer peripherals; computer hardware; computer hardware and software for use in collaborative live consultations in the medical field; computer hardware and software for use in retrieving, displaying, capturing, inputting and visualizing health data; computer hardware and software for writing to and displaying information from electronic medical records and imaging systems;MED WEB SPECS; MEDICAL WEB SPECS;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A system and method for handling a query seeking information about computers of a network, where the query can be optimized in a way which limits the set of computers examined to a set smaller than all known computers. The query is examined to determine a limited list of computers to be accessed that would yield the complete result. If the query can be satisfied using data from a number of computers which is less than all of the computers in the network, then the number of computers which is less than all of the computers in the network is accessed to satisfy the query. In this manner, the data collection process for satisfying the query is generally more efficient than accessing all of the computers in the network.