Abstract: A pixel circuit, a method for driving the pixel circuit and a display device including the same are disclosed. The pixel circuit includes a driving element including a first electrode connected to a first power line to which a pixel driving voltage is applied, a gate electrode connected to a first node, and a second electrode connected to a second node; a first switch element including a first electrode connected to a second power line to which a data voltage is applied, a gate electrode to which a first scan pulse is applied, and a second electrode connected to the first node; a second switch element including a first electrode connected to the second power line, a gate electrode to which a second scan pulse is applied, and a second electrode connected to the first node.

Abstract: A display device capable of performing image processing is provided. A memory node is provided in each pixel included in the display device. An intended correction data is held in the memory node. The correction data is calculated by an external device and written into each pixel. The correction data is added to image data by capacitive coupling, and the resulting data is supplied to a display element. Thus, the display element can display a corrected image. The correction enables image upconversion, for example.

Abstract: Contactless operation of a medical device, such as a hemodialysis (HD) or peritoneal dialysis (PD) device, is provided via a mobile pointing apparatus and a receiving arrangement associated with the medical device. The mobile pointing apparatus includes a signal emitter for emitting an optical or electromagnetic signal, and the receiving arrangement associated with the medical device determines a pointing target of the mobile pointing apparatus relative to the medical device based on the signal emitted by the mobile pointing apparatus and triggers a function of the device based on the pointing target of the mobile pointing apparatus.

Abstract: A method includes tracking, via a positional tracker, the paired peripheral input device in a first tracking mode. The method includes obtaining sensor data from the paired peripheral input device via a communication interface. The method includes determining that the paired peripheral input device satisfies a contact criterion based on the sensor data. The contact criterion is based on a contact between the paired peripheral input device and a physical object. The method includes, in response to determining that the paired peripheral input device satisfies the contact criterion, changing the positional tracker from the first tracking mode to a second tracking mode. Tracking in the second tracking mode is based in part on a depth that indicates a distance between the electronic device and the physical object.

Abstract: A touch display device in which routing lines are formed to have the same resistance value. Routing lines connected to touch electrodes in a non-active area and display signal links electrically connected to a light-emitting element are formed in different shapes from each other, and the lengths of at least one of zigzag patterns of the routing lines disposed in the non-active area and single-line regions are formed differently.

Abstract: An organic light emitting diode display includes a driving transistor and a compensation transistor. The driving transistor includes a first gate electrode disposed on a substrate, a polycrystalline semiconductor layer disposed on the first gate electrode of the driving transistor and including a first electrode, a second electrode, and a channel, and a second gate electrode disposed on the polycrystalline semiconductor layer of the driving transistor. The compensation transistor includes a polycrystalline semiconductor layer including a first electrode, a second electrode, and a channel, and a gate electrode disposed on the polycrystalline semiconductor layer of the compensation transistor.

Abstract: A display device includes: a first base member configured to be folded or unfolded along a folding axis and including a display area including a first display area disposed on one side of the folding axis, a second display area disposed on another side of the folding axis, and a third display area through which the folding axis passes; and a plurality of first sensing electrodes and a plurality of second sensing electrodes disposed in each of the first display area, the second display area, and the third display area on the first base member. Each of the plurality of first sensing electrodes and each of the plurality of second sensing electrodes are spaced apart from each other based on the folding axis interposed therebetween.

Abstract: An information handling system stylus includes components to support active tip writing inputs at a touchscreen display with the active tip powered by a rechargeable battery. An accelerometer and microphone included in the housing cooperate to manage battery life with instructions executed on a processing resource included in the accelerometer and/or microphone. The instructions apply different wake behaviors to manage stylus power consumption based upon whether the stylus couples to and information handling system, such as monitoring stylus motion with different wake intervals and monitoring for predetermined acceleration profiles, such as walking, falling and rolling.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a display layer, a sensor layer disposed on the display layer, and a lower member that is disposed under the display layer and includes a first shielding layer. The sensor layer operates in a first touch mode for sensing a first input based on a capacitance change and a second touch mode for sensing a second input of an input device that is configured to emit a magnetic field, and the first shielding layer shields the magnetic field that is transmitted through the sensor layer.

Abstract: A sensing device includes a touch panel including first and second sensor electrodes, and a touch panel controller acquiring a sensing signal from the touch panel and detecting a user input based on the sensing signal. The touch panel controller acquires the sensing signal from at least one of the first sensor electrodes and the second sensor electrodes in a first mode operating at a first power. The touch panel controller selects a first transmitting electrode, a second transmitting electrode, and receiving electrodes from one of the first sensor electrodes and the second sensor electrodes, inputs a first driving signal to the first transmitting electrode, and inputs a second driving signal having a phase difference of 180 degrees with respect to the first driving signal to the second transmitting electrode in a second mode operating at a second power and a third mode in which a sensing operation is performed.

Abstract: Optical touch sensors may be adversely affected by noise, such as modulated sunlight incident on the touch sensor. An analog optical detector is provided that includes a frequency dependent emitter feedback circuitry that does not substantially reduce the gain for a first modulation frequency range of the photodiode current and provides, for a second modulation frequency range of the photodiode current, a current feedback to reduce the gain of the first transistor. The second modulation frequency may include one or more expected noise modulation frequencies. A touch sensor device including a plurality of such optical detectors is also provided. Also provided is a touch sensor device comprising sampling disable circuitry operable to disable sampling of the output from the optical detectors for a duration of time.

Abstract: Optical touch sensors may be adversely affected by noise, such as modulated sunlight incident on the touch sensor. An analog optical detector is provided that includes a frequency dependent emitter feedback circuitry that does not substantially reduce the gain for a first modulation frequency range of the photodiode current and provides, for a second modulation frequency range of the photodiode current, a current feedback to reduce the gain of the first transistor. The second modulation frequency may include one or more expected noise modulation frequencies. A touch sensor device including a plurality of such optical detectors is also provided. Also provided is a touch sensor device comprising sampling disable circuitry operable to disable sampling of the output from the optical detectors for a duration of time.

Abstract: A detection method for a touch device includes transmitting a first uplink signal conforming to a first protocol of a first active stylus and transmitting a second uplink signal conforming to a second protocol of a second active stylus. A chronological sequence of the first uplink signal and the second uplink signal is based at least in part on whether the first active stylus or the second active stylus has just left a detection range of the touch device.

Abstract: A display device includes a window, a display panel disposed under the window, and an input sensor disposed between the window and the display panel and having a center area and a corner area disposed outside of the center area. The input sensor includes a first sensor part disposed in the center area and a second sensor part disposed in the corner area. The first sensor part includes first unit electrodes. The second sensor part includes a second unit electrode including a first part overlapping a first area and a second part extending from the first part and overlapping a first portion of a second area adjacent to the first area. A third unit electrode overlaps a second portion of the second area. The area of the second unit electrode is equal to or greater than the area of each of the first unit electrodes.

Abstract: A display device includes a display panel including an opening penetrating the display panel, a display area adjacent to the opening, a first non-display area between the opening and the display area, and a second non-display area surrounding the display area, and an input detecting layer on the display panel. The input detecting layer may include a first line located in the first non-display area, a second line located in the second non-display area, and a connecting line connecting the first line to the second line.

Abstract: Techniques for adaptive predictions of points on a screen are described. In an example, a device predicts a first point to be detected on a screen at a first time. At the first time, the device detects a second point on the screen. The device also predicts a set of points based at least in part on the second point. The set of points includes a third point to be detected on the screen at a second time. Based least in part on the first point and the second point, the device determines a first prediction error. The device also selects the third point from the set of points based at last in part on the first prediction error. Prior to the second time, an output is displayed on the screen at the third point.

Abstract: A method of palm rejection is executed by a sensor controller that is connected to a plurality of sensor electrodes and that detects a downlink signal transmitted from an active pen. The method includes determining whether or not a phase of the detected downlink signal matches a phase shared in advance between the sensor controller and the active pen, and outputting, when it is determined that the phases match, a position of the active pen derived on the basis of a distribution of levels of the downlink signal in the plurality of sensor electrodes.

Abstract: An active stylus includes a stylus tip and a pressure sensor disposed proximate to the stylus tip. A stylus controller is configured to receive, from the pressure sensor, a current pressure value quantifying a pressure measured at the stylus tip. The stylus controller receives, from a separate display device, a proximity indicator that indicates a current estimated proximity of the stylus tip to a surface of a touch-sensitive display of the display device. Based at least on both of (1) the proximity indicator received from the separate display device, and (2) a comparison between the current pressure value and a touch input pressure threshold, the stylus controller sends a touch status indicator to the separate display device.

Abstract: Provided is a control system that interfaces with an individual through tracking the eyes and/or tracking other physiological signals generated by an individual. The system, is configured to classify the captured eye images into gestures, that emulate a joystick-like control of the computer. These gestures permit the user to operate, for instance a computer or a system with menu items.

Abstract: An active capacitive pen is disclosed, including: a barrel; a first electrode disposed at an end of the barrel, an end of the first electrode away from the barrel serving as a tip of the active capacitive pen; a second electrode disposed on the barrel and spaced apart from the first electrode in an axial direction of the barrel; a third electrode disposed on the barrel and located between the first electrode and the second electrode in the axial direction of the barrel; a switching circuit, connected with the second electrode and the third electrode and configured to electrically connect the third electrode with the first electrode, or disconnect the third electrode from the second electrode. Also disclosed is an electronic terminal with the active capacitive pen.