Abstract: An optical sensor includes at least one interferometer having a pair of semi-transparent mirrors spaced apart and oppositely arranged, and at least one position of the pair of semi-transparent mirrors can be displaced, at least one collimating element overlapping the at least one interferometer, and at least one photoelectric conversion element having sensitivity in the visible and near infrared light bands and receiving light passing through the interferometer and the collimating element.

Abstract: A method for an electronic device merges a subset of display brightness and corresponding ambient light value pairs selected from a brightness adjustment model and one or more user defined display brightness and corresponding ambient light value pairs received from user input occurring at a user interface of the electronic device to obtain a merged brightness adjustment model dataset. The method filters the merged brightness adjustment model dataset to obtain a filtered brightness adjustment model dataset and extracts a merged brightness adjustment model from the filtered brightness adjustment model dataset. One or more processors of the electronic device control a display brightness of a display of the electronic device using the merged brightness adjustment model.

Abstract: A display device is disclosed that includes a display panel on which one or more sub-pixels including a light emitting device and a driving transistor for driving the light emitting device are disposed in a display area, and whose shape is changed during a transforming period, a timing controller for receiving image data and a command signal defining the transforming period, and converting the image data to output converted image data, and a data driving circuit for receiving the converted image data and outputting a data voltage, wherein, in the transforming period, at least one sub-pixel emits light based on the image data input to the timing controller, and emits light with a luminance lower than a luminance corresponding to a grayscale of the image data. Accordingly, there may be provided a display device capable of changing a shape during an image display period.

Abstract: According to an aspect, a detection apparatus includes: an optical sensor including a sensor base member and a plurality of photoelectric conversion elements that are provided on the sensor base member and each of which is configured to output a signal corresponding to light emitted to the photoelectric conversion element; and a lighting device including a plurality of first light-emitting elements configured to emit first light having a first maximum emission wavelength and a plurality of second light-emitting elements configured to emit second light having a second maximum emission wavelength. Each of the photoelectric conversion elements has responsivity in a wavelength region including a wavelength region of the first light and a wavelength region of the second light.

Abstract: A monitor control method is used for controlling a monitor and includes the following steps: controlling the monitor to display a pattern; selecting, in response to a selection signal, one of a plurality of brightness curves as a target brightness curve, or generating by interpolation the target brightness curve; and controlling the brightness of the monitor according to the target brightness curve.

Abstract: An embodiments may be related to a display device. A display device may include display layer and an antenna. The display layer may comprise a first display area including an exposed area and a cover area, a folding display area adjacent to the first display area, and a second display area adjacent to the folding area. The antenna disposed on the exposed area of the first display area, wherein the second display area covers the cover area of the first display area and exposes the exposed area of the first display area, when the folding display area is folded.

Abstract: According to an aspect, a display device includes: an image display panel having an image display surface on which display is to be controlled based on an image signal; a light source device that includes light sources provided corresponding to divided partial areas of the image display surface, and is configured to illuminate the image display surface; and a signal processor configured to calculate a light quantity of each light source for each of the partial areas. The signal processor is configured to calculate the light quantity for each partial area based on the image signal, set one of the partial areas as an adjustment target partial area for the light quantity, and adjust the light quantity in the adjustment target partial area when the light quantity of an adjacent partial area located around the adjustment target partial area is equal to or smaller than a predetermined value.

Abstract: A lab system identifies a set of steps associated with a protocol for a lab meant to be performed by a robot within the lab using equipment and reagents. The lab system renders, within a user interface, a virtual representation of the lab, a virtual robot, and virtual equipment and reagents. Responsive to operating in a first mode, the lab system simulates the identified set of steps identify virtual positions of the virtual robot within the lab as the virtual robot performs the steps and modifies the virtual representation of the lab to mirror the identified positions of the virtual robot in real-time. Responsive to operating in a second mode, the lab system identifies positions of the robot within the lab as the robot performs the identified set of steps and modifies the virtual representation of the lab to mirror the identified positions of the robot in real-time.

Abstract: A gate test part includes a plurality of composite pads electrically connected to a plurality of gate lines. The gate lines extend in a first direction and are disposed along a second direction crossing the first direction. Each of the composite pads includes an antistatic pad, a first test pad spaced apart from the antistatic pad and providing a gate test signal to each of the gate lines, and a second test pad overlapping the antistatic pad and the first test pad. The second test pad electrically connects the antistatic pad and the first test pad.

Abstract: Provided is a method for determining a light-leakage degree of a display panel, applicable to a light-leakage detecting device, wherein a display region of the display panel comprises a plurality of sub-regions, and the method includes: acquiring a brightness value of each of the sub-regions when a target color is displayed in the display region; and determining, in response to detecting that the plurality of sub-regions comprise at least one light-leakage sub-region, the light-leakage degree of the display panel based on an average of brightness values of the plurality of sub-regions and a brightness value of the light-leakage sub-region.

Abstract: A display driver includes a driver circuit and a sensing controller. The driver circuit is configured to drive a display panel according to display information. The display panel defines a sensing region. The sensing controller interface circuit is configured to transmit an output vertical sync signal to a proximity sensing controller. The proximity sensing controller is configured to generate positional information of an input object based at least in part on a resulting signal received from a sensor electrode disposed in the sensing region. The output vertical sync signal comprises encoding the display information in the output vertical sync signal.

Abstract: An imaging device according to the embodiments of the present disclosure has a display including a wiring layer; a camera located at a back side of the display, the camera including an optical lens and an imaging sensor to sense the light through the display to create an image; an optical element between the display and the camera, wherein the optical element filters the light through the display and passes the filtered light to the camera, and the optical element reduces a diffraction due to the wiring layer.

Abstract: A display apparatus is provided, which includes a display module, a biosensor, an ambient-light sensor, and a display controller. The ambient-light sensor is configured to detect ambient-light brightness and an ambient-light color temperature of the display apparatus. The display controller is configured to receive a video signal from a host, and displays the video signal on the display module. When the biosensor detects that a user is located in front of the display apparatus, the biosensor transmits an image-adjustment control signal to the display controller to control the display apparatus to enter an image-adjustment mode. When the display apparatus is in the image-adjustment mode, the display controller adjusts screen brightness and a screen color temperature of the image signal displayed on the display module according to the ambient-light brightness and the ambient-light color temperature.

Abstract: Disclosed are examples for adjusting screen brightness based on screen content being presented on a display screen of a mobile device. The described examples may determine a time at which the screen content is to be evaluated. The screen content is categorized based on the evaluation. A category of the screen content may be input into a machine learning algorithm that may be used to determine whether a screen brightness adjustment is appropriate. If a screen brightness adjustment is appropriate, a degree of the screen brightness adjustment may be determined.

Abstract: A transimpedance amplifier may include a voltage-controlled operational amplifier having a non-inverting input connected to ground, an inverting input receiving a current signal to be amplified, an output coupled to the inverting input via a coupling resistor, and a power-down input (PWDN input) activated upon receipt of at least one power-down signal (PWDN) such that at least one internal current source is thereupon deactivated.

Abstract: A display device may include a display panel including a plurality of pixels, a data compensator configured to calculate compensation grayscale data for a measuring grayscale based on capturing luminance data including luminances of the pixels corresponding to one of capturing grayscales included in a plurality of grayscales, measuring luminance data including luminances of a plurality of areas of the display panel corresponding to the measuring grayscale other than the capturing grayscales among the grayscales, and input grayscale data for the measuring grayscale, a timing controller configured to generate output grayscale data based on the input grayscale data and the compensation grayscale data, and a data driver configured to generate a data voltage based on the output grayscale data, and provide the data voltage to the display panel.

Abstract: An augmented reality (AR) device is provided. The AR device includes a display module configured to output light of a virtual image, a waveguide configured to transmit the output light of the virtual image to an eye of a user and to pass external light therethrough, a gaze tracking sensor configured to obtain information on the eye of the user, the information including a pupil size, a memory storing instructions, and a processor configured to execute the instructions to control the display module to adjust a brightness of the light of the virtual image based on the pupil size.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide methods and apparatuses for detecting an ambient light illuminance and for computing a correction coefficient, and an electronic device. The method for detecting an ambient light illuminance includes: filtering ambient light based on a monochromatic channel, such that a quantum efficiency curve of the filtered light matches a spectral luminous efficiency curve; and performing photoelectric detection on the filtered light to obtain an illuminance level of the ambient light.

Abstract: The systems and methods described can include approaches to calibrate head-mounted displays for improved viewing experiences. Some methods include receiving data of a first target image associated with an undeformed state of a first eyepiece of a head-mounted display device; receiving data of a first captured image associated with deformed state of the first eyepiece of the head-mounted display device; determining a first transformation that maps the first captured image to the image; and applying the first transformation to a subsequent image for viewing on the first eyepiece of the head-mounted display device.

Abstract: Exemplary reflective display components are described. These reflective display components may include a microwell layer having a first and a second quantum dot well that each include a plurality of nanoparticles configured to emit a color of light. The microwell layer further has a third well. The reflective display components further include an electrowetting layer positioned above the microwell layer, where the electrowetting layer is operable to independently adjust an intensity of light emitted from the first and second quantum dot wells and the third well in the microwell layer.

Abstract: A luminance compensator includes a memory device and a luminance compensation circuit. The memory device stores a plurality of luminance compensation data and provides first luminance compensation data and second luminance compensation data among the plurality of luminance compensation data in response to a frame rate dimming-on signal. The first luminance compensation data corresponds to a first frame rate. The second luminance compensation data corresponds to a second frame rate. The plurality of luminance compensation data is for compensating luminance of at least one region that operates with a plurality of frame rates. The frame rate dimming-on signal represents time intervals in which frame rates of the at least one region are gradually changed. The luminance compensation circuit generates third luminance compensation data in response to the frame rate dimming-on signal, the first luminance compensation data, and the second luminance compensation data.

Abstract: To provide a light emitting device that is used for a display that is able to display an image having a wider color gamut. This light emitting device includes: a first light source configured to perform an operation of blinking first emission light including first blue light and first red light; and a second light source configured to perform an operation of blinking second emission light independently of the operation of blinking the first emission light by the first light source. The second emission light includes second red light and green light.

Abstract: A display panel is provided, comprising a backlight module, a first substrate, a liquid crystal layer, a second substrate, and a glass cover, wherein the second substrate comprises a fingerprint identification layer configured for identifying information from a fingerprint of a user. The second substrate provided with the fingerprint identification layer is disposed close to the glass cover, making the fingerprint identification layer closer to the fingerprint of the user, shortening a path of the light reflected by the fingerprint to the fingerprint identification sensors, and improving fingerprint identification effectiveness.

Abstract: A novel functional panel that is highly convenient, useful, or reliable is provided. The functional panel includes a first element and a second element. The first element includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a first optical functional layer. The first optical functional layer includes a region interposed between the first electrode and the second electrode. The first optical functional layer includes a first layer and a layer containing a first light-emitting material. The second element includes a third electrode, the second electrode, and a second optical functional layer. The second optical functional layer includes a region interposed between the third electrode and the second electrode. The second optical functional layer includes the first layer and a layer containing a photoelectric conversion material.

Abstract: There is provided a display panel including: a light guide structure layer having a light exiting side and configured to enable internal light to be emitted from a preset position; a display structure layer on the light exiting side and including a light adjusting structure, a black matrix and a reflection matrix positioned on a side, away from the light guide structure layer, of the light adjusting structure, the light adjusting structure is configured to control light emitted from the preset position to enter an area where the black matrix is positioned and/or an area where the reflection matrix is positioned; a light absorption structure layer on a side of the light adjusting structure away from the black matrix and configured to absorb light reflected by the black matrix and allow light reflected by the reflection matrix to pass through. A display device is further provided.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for adaptively adjusting brightness of a wearable device projection system. The systems and methods perform operations comprising: causing projection elements of the AR wearable device to project an image; receiving a measure of ambient light from an ambient light sensor; adjusting one or more hardware parameters of the projection elements of the AR wearable device based on the measure of ambient light; modifying one or more color values of the image displayed by the projection elements of the AR wearable device based on the measure of ambient light; and projecting the image with the modified color values using the projection elements of the AR wearable device with the adjusted one or more hardware parameters.

Abstract: An example system includes a display panel comprising an adjustable light source. A light sensor is disposed proximate to the display panel on an opposite surface from the adjustable light source. A controller is used to measure an intensity of light from the light sensor and to control an intensity of the adjustable light source, based, at least in part, on the intensity of measured light.

Abstract: A drive circuit including a push-pull circuit is a circuit in which a converted signal whose voltage level is inverted compared with a reference signal is input to the gate terminal of a first N-type MOSFET, and the reference signal is input to the gate terminal of a second N-type MOSFET. A second adjustment circuit advances the falling timing of the converted signal input to the gate terminal of the first N-type MOSFET.

Abstract: The technical problem of automatically reprocessing an image captured by a camera in a manner that produces a personalized result is addressed by providing a customized image reprocessing system powered by machine learning techniques. The customized image reprocessing system is configured to automatically reprocess an image on a pixel level using a machine learning model that takes, as input, the image represented by pixel values, sensor data detected by the digital sensor of a camera at the time the image was captured, and, also, flash calibration parameters previously generated for that specific user.

Abstract: A display device includes a first display area including first pixels, driving electrodes, and sensing electrodes. A second display area includes second pixels, sub-driving electrodes, and sub-sensing electrodes. Auxiliary electrodes are between the first and second display areas. A number of first pixels per unit area of the first display area is greater than a number of second pixels per unit area of the second display area.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a headset display device includes a central processor and multiple projector integrated circuits for eyes of a wearer of the headset display device. Each eye of the wear is associated with at least three projector integrated circuits. Each of the three projector integrated circuits is communicatively coupled to the central processor. Each projector integrated circuit includes a first integrated circuit including a light emitter array having monochrome light emitters of a single color, and a second integrated circuit coupled to the first integrated circuit. The second integrated circuit includes a graphics processor configured to generate transformed image data. The graphics processor is configured to provide the transformed image data to the first integrated circuit. The first integrated circuit is configured to output the transformed image data using the light emitter array.

Abstract: A head mounted display displays an image in a user's view field and includes a projection unit projecting image light from an image display unit; and a first and second light guide plates that duplicate the image light from the projection unit. The first and second light guide plates each include a set of parallel main surfaces confining the image light by internal reflection. The first light guide plate includes an incident surface reflecting the image light inward, and two or more emission reflective surfaces emitting the image light to the second light guide plate. The incident and emission reflective surfaces are parallel to each other at an angle different from the main surface, and the second light guide plate includes an input unit coupling the image light from the first light guide plate inward, and an output unit emitting the image light to the user's pupil.

Abstract: This application relates to a laptop computer. The laptop computer includes a base portion pivotally coupled to a lid portion is described. The laptop computer includes a display assembly carried by the lid portion, where the display assembly includes a light-transmissive cover, a display layer overlaid by the light-transmissive cover, a display stack electrically coupled to and overlaid by the display layer, and a light pattern recognition module adjacent to the display stack and overlaid by the display layer. The light pattern recognition module includes (i) a light pattern projector that projects a light pattern directly through the display layer.

Abstract: Disclosed are a display apparatus and a method of controlling the same. a display apparatus including: a display; an optical sensor; and a processor configured to: identify an operation cycle shorter than an idle section of an infrared (IR) signal and including at least a part of a section for a detection operation of the optical sensor, based on the IR signal of which a signal section corresponding to a user key input and the idle section are repeated on a predetermined cycle, control the optical sensor to repetitively perform the detection operation on the identified operation cycle, and perform a predetermined operation based on a detection value obtained by the detection operation of the optical sensor.

Abstract: A method and device of compensating a brightness for a display device and a method and device of driving a display device are provided. The method of compensating a brightness includes: acquiring display brightness data of multiple frames of pictures displayed after a display picture of the display device is switched from a first grayscale value to a second grayscale value; determining a brightness coefficient of each frame of picture according to the display brightness data; determining a reference picture and at least one frame of to-be-compensated picture according to the brightness coefficient; and determining a grayscale compensation value, so that a ratio of a display brightness of each frame of to-be-compensated picture displayed by the display device to a display brightness of the reference picture displayed by the display device is greater than or equal to a preset first brightness threshold.

Abstract: A fingerprint sensing apparatus includes a plurality of fingerprint sensors and a fingerprint readout circuit. The fingerprint sensors may be configured to operate in a fingerprint sensing cycle. The fingerprint readout circuit may be coupled to the plurality of fingerprint sensors via a plurality of sensing lines. The fingerprint readout circuit may be configured to control the fingerprint sensors to operate in the fingerprint sensing cycle. The fingerprint sensing cycle includes an initialization period, an exposure period and a readout period. A voltage of a reset node in each fingerprint sensor among the fingerprint sensors is reset to a first voltage in a reset period before the fingerprint sensing cycle starts. The voltage of the reset node in each fingerprint sensor is initialized to an initial voltage in the initialization period. The initial voltage is different from the first voltage.

Abstract: There is provided a portable electronic device including a backlight module, an ambient light sensor, a proximity sensor and a processing unit. The backlight module illuminates with backlight brightness. The ambient light sensor is configured to detect ambient light intensity. The proximity sensor is configured to detect an object. The processing unit is configured to activate the proximity sensor when the ambient light intensity detected by the ambient light sensor is lower than a predetermined value or decreases more than a predetermined range, and to maintain or reduce the backlight brightness according to a detection result of the proximity sensor. There is further provided an automatic detection method.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a display device includes a first substrate, a second substrate, a liquid crystal layer and an illumination device. The first substrate includes a base, a sensor, a sensor circuit and a sensor light-shielding layer. The sensor is located between the base and the liquid crystal layer in a display area that includes pixels, and outputs a detection signal corresponding to light becoming incident from a side of the liquid crystal layer. The sensor circuit includes a switching element and is connected to the sensor. The sensor light-shielding layer is opposed to a channel area formed in a semiconductor layer included in the switching element, and blocks light from the illumination device on the channel area.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to compensate image data for display on a curved display. A pixel uniformity compensation factor may be applied based on a pixel uniformity compensation factor map that is calibrated to the display panel while the display panel has a flat shape, and a panel curvature compensation factor may be applied when the image content is to be displayed while the display panel has a curved shape. The panel curvature compensation factor may be based on a panel curvature compensation factor map that is calibrated to the display panel after the display panel is bent from the flat shape to the curved shape.

Abstract: A method for an electronic device merges a subset of display brightness and corresponding ambient light value pairs selected from a brightness adjustment model and one or more user defined display brightness and corresponding ambient light value pairs received from user input occurring at a user interface of the electronic device to obtain a merged brightness adjustment model dataset. The method filters the merged brightness adjustment model dataset to obtain a filtered brightness adjustment model dataset and extracts a merged brightness adjustment model from the filtered brightness adjustment model dataset. One or more processors of the electronic device control a display brightness of a display of the electronic device using the merged brightness adjustment model.

Abstract: A method and a device for adjusting brightness are provided. The method includes that: when a change in ambient brightness is detected, a target screen brightness a screen is to achieve is acquired. An adjustment parameter for adjusting the screen from current screen brightness to the target screen brightness is determined based on the target screen brightness. The adjustment parameter includes at least an adjustment duration. While adjusting screen brightness, change progress information of the screen brightness is displayed synchronously on an interface displayed on the screen, according to the adjustment duration in the adjustment parameter.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for lighting displays such as those associated with electrophoretic display (EPD) devices such as e-readers or any other display technologies or applications. In an embodiment, an EPD device is provided with a number of internal LEDs or other suitable light source generally disposed along at least a portion of the display perimeter. The light can be activated in situations where the available ambient light is inadequate for viewing the display. Light from the light source is distributed across the display, and in some embodiments, can be adjusted to provide a desired degree of brightness. The light can be turned on or off via an existing single press-button or otherwise tactile, physical user interface that serves multiple functions. This user interface can be readily found and engaged by the user without the benefit of sight.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for using logic-based compensation to optimize luminance uniformity of light emitting diode (LED) backlight panels employed for display panel assemblies such as liquid crystal displays (LCDs). These systems and methods may be implemented using a uniformity profile (e.g., uniformity lookup table “U-LUT”) in the LED backlight driving process to provide values to separately control luminance of different backlight segments of a LED backlight panel in order to improve backlight segment luminance uniformity.

Abstract: Head-mounted virtual and augmented reality display systems include a light projector with one or more emissive micro-displays having a first resolution and a pixel pitch. The projector outputs light forming frames of virtual content having at least a portion associated with a second resolution greater than the first resolution. The projector outputs light forming a first subframe of the rendered frame at the first resolution, and parts of the projector are shifted using actuators, such that physical positions of light output for individual pixels occupy gaps between the old locations of light output for individual pixels. The projector then outputs light forming a second subframe of the rendered frame. The first and second subframes are outputted within the flicker fusion threshold. Advantageously, an emissive micro-display (e.g., micro-LED display) having a low resolution can form a frame having a higher resolution by using the same light emitters to function as multiple pixels of that frame.

Abstract: A non-emissive display includes a backlight controller sending a pulse during each sub-frame of a plurality of frames to row and column drivers that drive backlight zones. The row drivers count each pulse to keep a pulse count total, and reset the pulse count total when it is equal to a first number indicating how many row drivers are present. Each row driver activates its channels and waits for a next pulse if the pulse count total is not equal to the first number and if the pulse count total is equal to a second number indicating in which sub-frame that first driver is to be activated. Each row driver waits for a next pulse if the pulse count total is not equal to the first number and the second number. Each column driver activates its channel in response to receipt of each pulse.

Abstract: A color calibration module applied to an electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a screen. The screen includes an edge. The color calibration module includes a base and a body. The base is detachably disposed on the edge. The body includes a first end and a second end. The first end is rotatably connected to the base through a rotating shaft, and the second end includes a color calibration detecting head. An electronic device including the color calibration module is further provided.

Abstract: Disclosed is an electronic device including a processor configured to set a wake-up luminance of a display, based on a wake-up illuminance, to set, upon detecting an illuminance change through the illuminance sensor, a first target luminance of the display by using a first threshold illuminance value at a time point of detecting the illuminance change, to identify whether a flag setting related to an update of a threshold illuminance value is changed, while changing a luminance of the display based on the first target luminance, to determine the first target luminance as a final luminance of the display when there is no change in the flag setting, to update the first threshold illuminance value to a second threshold illuminance value when there is a change in the flag setting, and to change a target luminance of the display from the first target luminance to a second target luminance by using the second threshold illuminance value.

Abstract: A method and apparatus of driving a display panel, and a display device. The display panel includes a transparent display area and a non-transparent display area and a plurality of pixels formed on the display panel. In one or more embodiments, the method includes: determining a first type of picture data to be displayed in the non-transparent display area and a second type of picture data to be displayed in the transparent display area in picture data of a frame of picture; performing a sub-pixel rendering operation on the first type of picture data to obtain first rendered picture data; driving the non-transparent display area according to the first rendered picture data; and driving the transparent display area according to the second type of picture data.

Abstract: The present application discloses a method, a device, a display device and a medium for improving OLED residual images. The method for improving OLED residual images includes obtaining a life attenuation rate relationship and a life attenuation degree relationship of an OLED display panel, dividing a display area of the display panel into a plurality of sub-areas to monitor temperature change and gray scale change of each sub-area respectively, obtaining a temperature value and a gray scale value of each sub-area at a current moment, calculating a current life attenuation rate according to the temperature value and the gray scale value, and calculating a current luminous time of each sub-area, calculating a life attenuation degree of each sub-area according to the current luminous time of each sub-area, and performing pixel compensation to each sub-area respectively according to the current life attenuation degree of each sub-area.

Abstract: Head-mounted virtual and augmented reality display systems include a light projector with one or more emissive micro-displays having a first resolution and a pixel pitch. The projector outputs light forming frames of virtual content having at least a portion associated with a second resolution greater than the first resolution. The projector outputs light forming a first subframe of the rendered frame at the first resolution, and parts of the projector are shifted using actuators, such that physical positions of light output for individual pixels occupy gaps between the old locations of light output for individual pixels. The projector then outputs light forming a second subframe of the rendered frame. The first and second subframes are outputted within the flicker fusion threshold. Advantageously, an emissive micro-display (e.g., micro-LED display) having a low resolution can form a frame having a higher resolution by using the same light emitters to function as multiple pixels of that frame.