SEE-THROUGH COMPUTER DISPLAY SYSTEMS
Embodiments include a head-worn computer including an optical system with at least two portions, a first optical portion that generates an image and a second optical portion that provides the image to a user's eye and through which the user views a surrounding environment. The first portion is substantially concealed from view by a frame above the user's eye, the frame having a front surface concealing a portion of the first optical portion, the front surface further positioned to be at least partially concealed from view by a removable lens. The head-worn computer also includes scene camera positioned to view the surrounding environment through the frame front surface.
1 . A head-worn computer, comprising:
a. an optical system with at least two portions, a first optical portion that generates an image and a second optical portion that provides the image to a user's eye and through which the user views a surrounding environment, wherein the first portion is substantially concealed from view by a frame above the user's eye;
b. the frame having a front surface concealing a portion of the first optical portion, the front surface further positioned to be at least partially concealed from view by a removable lens; and
c. a scene camera positioned to view the surrounding environment through the frame front surface.
2 . The head-worn computer of claim 1 , wherein the removable lens, when mounted on the head-worn computer, conceals the scene camera.
3 . The head-worn computer of claim 1 , further comprising, a second scene camera, wherein the scene camera and the second scene camera are mounted with the scene camera over a first see-through display and the second scene camera over a second see-through display.