Abstract: A display may have an array of organic light-emitting diode display pixels. Each display pixel may include a drive transistor coupled in series with one or more emission transistors and a respective organic light-emitting diode (OLED). A semiconducting-oxide transistor may be coupled between a drain terminal and a gate terminal of the drive transistor to help reduce leakage during low-refresh-rate display operations. To compensate for variations in the threshold voltage of the semiconducting-oxide transistor, the magnitude of a high voltage level of a scan control signal provided to the gate terminal of the semiconducting-oxide transistor may be adjusted. Sensing circuitry may be used to sense a display current while displaying a calibration image. The sensed display current may be compared to an expected display current associated with the calibration image. Processing circuitry may update the high voltage level based on the actual display current compared to the expected display current.

Abstract: A modular button assembly includes a button housing that may be disposed in an opening of an enclosure of an electronic device. The modular button assembly may include an input member that forms an exterior surface of the button housing and is configured to receive inputs, for example from a user of the electronic device. The modular button assembly may further include a sensor for detecting the received inputs and transmitting a signal to a processor of the electronic device. The modular button assembly may be configured such that disposing the button housing in the opening of the enclosure forms a seal that prevents contaminants from entering the button housing and the enclosure.

Abstract: A proximity sensor, and a portable device equipped therewith, with at least two superposed sense electrodes, one partially screening the other. By reading the capacity first of one electrode, then of the other, while setting the potential of the counter-electrode either to ground or to guard, the sensor of the invention discriminates between a body part, or another electrically equivalent object, and water drops at closer distance.

Abstract: A method may include obtaining, using a first set of resulting signals from various proximity sensor electrodes, positional information regarding a location of an input object in a sensing region. The method may include obtaining, using a second set of resulting signals from various force sensor electrodes, force information regarding an input force that is applied to an input surface. The method may include loading, using a loading actuator and in response to the positional information or the force information, energy in a spring element coupled to a buckling element. The spring element may apply a compression force to the buckling element based on the energy in the spring element. The method may include generating, using a buckling actuator and in response to the positional information or the force information, a haptic event by applying a force to the buckling element to trigger the haptic event.

Abstract: A wearable apparatus includes a first display screen having a first display plane, a second display screen having a second display plane, a first optical mirror including a first reflective surface facing the first display screen, a second optical mirror including a second reflective surface facing the second display screen, a first eyepiece arranged between the first display screen and the first optical mirror, and a second eyepiece arranged between the second display screen and the second optical mirror. An optical axis of the first eyepiece is approximately parallel to the first display plane. An optical axis of the second eyepiece is approximately parallel to the second display plane. The first reflective surface and the first display screen form a first predetermined angle. The second reflective surface and the second display screen form a second predetermined angle.

Abstract: According to an aspect, a display device includes: two pixels having different areas; a first signal line extending in an arrangement direction of the two pixels and coupled to one of the two pixels; a second signal line extending in the arrangement direction and coupled to the other of the two pixels; and a scan line extending between the two pixels in an intersection direction intersecting the arrangement direction and coupled to the two pixels.

Abstract: A head-mounted display apparatus includes a wearing device, a display-source arrangement portion and an optical assembly. The wearing device has a head-wearing portion and a hat brim portion connected to the head-wearing portion. The display-source arrangement portion is connected with the hat brim portion. The optical assembly is movably disposed on the hat brim portion, and arranged between the head-wearing portion and the display-source arrangement portion.

Abstract: A display panel including a plurality of pixels including a first pixel including a first blue sub-pixel, and a second pixel including a second blue sub-pixel, the second blue sub-pixel being configured to emit light having a wavelength different from that of the first blue sub-pixel and being adjacent to the first pixel.

Abstract: A touch detection device and a method of detecting a touch employ: a current-to-voltage converter configured to convert a reception signal received from a touch panel into a sensing signal, and further configured to be periodically reset for a first time period in response to a reset signal; a digital-to-analog converter configured to convert an analog signal based on the sensing signal into a first digital output signal, and a controller configured to generate a second digital output signal based on the first digital output signal by performing data interpolation on a first portion of the first digital output signal corresponding to the first time period.

Abstract: To block noise and achieve slimness and integration, a liquid crystal display device includes according to an embodiment a liquid crystal panel including first and second substrates and a liquid crystal layer formed therebetween, a shielding electrode formed throughout the entire rear surface of the second substrate of the liquid crystal panel, a first polarizing plate formed on the shielding electrode, a third substrate formed above the first polarizing plate and including intersecting first and second electrodes, a touch FPC including a touch drive IC to control driving and sensing of the first and second electrodes, and a printed circuit board formed at one side of the liquid crystal panel and generating a main panel control signal to control driving of the liquid crystal panel, a touch control signal to control the touch drive IC, and a voltage signal.

Abstract: A display apparatus has an image display unit having a plurality of arrayed pixel circuits, and an image signal compensation circuit compensating an image signal and outputs the compensated signal to the image display unit. Each of the pixel circuits has a compensating capacitor which compensates the threshold voltage of the driving transistor. The image signal compensation circuit has a compensation memory storing a compensation data for compensating the current variation of the driving transistors, a first comparison circuit which compares the image signal and first threshold value, and an arithmetic circuit compensating the image signal. When the image signal has a luminance larger than the threshold value, the compensation is performed.

Abstract: A varifocal head mounted display (HMD) includes an electronic display, an optical system, and the guidance system. The electronic display presents content. The optical system includes one or more optical elements and provides the content to an eyebox of the HMD. The guidance system is a flexure based guidance system that includes an actuator and a first and second flexure elements (e.g., parallel beam, dual Roberts, etc.) guiding movement of the electronic display along an optical axis of the optical system in order to adjust a location of one or moveable elements in the optical system and, thereby, control a location of an image plane. The first and second flexure elements are able to flex or bend with movement of the actuator to adjust the location of the one or moveable elements that includes the electronic display and/or one or more optical elements of the optical system.

Abstract: Example embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a touch display device.

Abstract: A display panel and a pixel circuit thereof are provided. The display panel includes a plurality of gate lines, a plurality of data lines, and a plurality of pixel circuits. Each of the pixel circuits is coupled to corresponding gate line and data line. Each of the pixel circuits includes a first gate line and a pull-low switch. The first gate line is coupled to a control terminal of a driving transistor, and provides a first gate signal to drive the driving transistor during a driving time period. The pull-low switch pulls low the first gate signal to a reference low voltage according to a second gate signal on a second gate line when the driving time period finishes.

Abstract: A display device includes a plurality of first pixels coupled to first scan lines and data lines and a plurality of second pixels coupled to second scan lines and the data lines. Each of the first scan lines receives 2i first scan signals during a frame period. Each of the second scan lines receives i second scan signals during the frame period, where i is a natural number.

Abstract: A display device including: a pixel array section; power supply lines; and auxiliary electrodes, wherein each pixel has an auxiliary capacitance, and one of electrodes of the auxiliary capacitance is connected to the source electrode of the drive transistor, and another electrode is connected to the auxiliary electrode for the pixel.

Abstract: A game apparatus includes an LCD, and a touch panel is provided in relation to the LCD. The LCD displays a game screen, and the player performs touch operations (sliding, click, etc.) on the touch panel with use of a stick to draw, correct and decide at random a moving path of an object. When the movement path of the object is decided and some point on the movement path is clicked, the object moves to the clicked position according to the movement path.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a pixel driving circuit and a display apparatus. The circuit includes a reset module, a compensation module, and a light-emitting module. The reset module receives a first control signal and transmits a reset voltage to the compensation module and the light-emitting module according to the first control signal for resetting the compensation module and the light-emitting module. The compensation module receives a second control signal and write data signal according to the second control signal for compensating a threshold voltage. The light-emitting module receives a third control signal and a fourth control signal for emitting light according to the thud and fourth control signals.

Abstract: Example systems and methods for determining application availability are described. In one implementation, a vehicle entertainment system establishes a communication link with a mobile device near the vehicle. The vehicle entertainment system receives, from the mobile device, an identification of currently available applications on the mobile device. The vehicle entertainment system also updates an in-vehicle user interface to display the currently available applications on the mobile device to at least one occupant of the vehicle.

Abstract: A powered contact lens is configured to receive rendered images and provide the rendered images to a user on a display screen built into it. The powered contact lens is also configured so that the position of the wearer's eyes can be precisely tracked and the images can be rendered at a likely resting position. A power source located on the contact lens powers the display screen and the communication module. The communication module receives the rendered images from a disparate image rendering device. An image system comprises the image rendering device, a pair of powered contact lenses which are configured to received and provide the rendered images to a user.