Abstract: A liquid discharge head includes pressure chambers, a girder, a vibration plate, individual electrodes, wiring lines, and an insulation layer. The pressure chambers include first and second pressure chambers adjacent in a first direction. The girder is between the first and second pressure chambers. The vibration plate overlaps the first and second pressure chambers in a plan view. The individual electrodes respectively overlap the pressure chambers in the plan view. The wiring lines are electrically connected to the individual electrodes, respectively. The insulation layer is between the vibration plate and an on-girder wiring line overlapping the girder in the plan view. The insulation layer includes first and second surfaces respectively facing the vibration plate and the on-girder wiring line, and overlaps the girder in the plan view. A length of the first surface in the first direction is smaller than a length of the second surface in the first direction.

Abstract: A sensor includes a plurality of coils including a plurality of first coils each extending in a first direction, and a plurality of second coils each extending in a second direction, a plurality of terminals provided for one ends and other ends of the plurality of coils, and a plurality of lead wires which connect the plurality of terminals to the corresponding one ends or other ends of the plurality of coils. The plurality of lead wires are arranged to extend along any of one or more directions which are at an angle relative to both the first direction and the second direction.

Abstract: The present application discloses a remote control method, apparatus, device, and medium. The method applicable to a controlled device includes: creating a first screen capture task based on a GDI mode and a second screen capture task based on a DirectX mode; calling, in a target screen capture frequency, the first screen capture task and the second screen capture task to simultaneously perform screen capture; determining whether a first image is same as a second image, where the second image is an image of a previous frame of the first image obtained by calling the second screen capture task to perform screen capture; performing, if the first image is different from the second image, target processing on an image obtained by calling the first screen capture task to perform screen capture; and reducing, if the first image is the same as the second image, the target screen capture frequency.

Abstract: A display apparatus includes a plurality of first touch channels, second touch channels, first touch traces, second touch traces, and a first touch chip and second touch chip. At least one first touch channel and second touch channel are arranged in each sub-region, and the at least one first touch channel and second touch channel are arranged crosswise and insulated from each other; first touch channels located in different sub-regions are insulated from each other, and second touch channels located in different sub-regions are insulated from each other. In any two sub-regions, first touch traces connected to first touch channels and second touch traces connected to second touch channels are connected to the first touch chip; in remaining two sub-regions except the any two sub-regions, first touch traces connected to first touch channels and second touch traces connected to second touch channels are connected to the second touch chip.

Abstract: A foldable device includes: a flexible display including a first portion, a second portion, and a third portion disposed between the first portion and the second portion; and a body including a first support portion which supports the first portion of the flexible display, a second support portion which supports the second portion of the flexible display, and a third support portion which supports the third portion of the flexible display, wherein the third support portion includes a first support wing rotatably connected to the first support portion and a second support wing rotatably connected to the second support portion.

Abstract: An inkjet recording includes a conveyance path that conveys a recording medium, a recording head, at least one humidity measuring part, and at least one humidifying air supplying part. The recording head discharges ink onto the recording medium conveyed along the conveyance path. At least one humidity measuring part measures humidity in the vicinity of the recording head. At least one humidifying air supplying part supplies humidifying air to the conveyance path. When the humidity measured by the humidity measuring part is equal to or less than a predetermined humidity threshold value, inkjet recording apparatus supplies the humidified air by the humidified air supplying part.

Abstract: A display may include an array of pixels that receive control signals from a chain of gate drivers. Each gate driver may include a first complementary inverter configured to receive a carry in signal, a second complementary inverter having an input coupled to the first complementary inverter and having an output at which a carry out signal is produced, and an output buffer subcircuit coupled to the input of the second complementary inverter. The output buffer subcircuit can include a first output buffer transistor coupled in series with a second output buffer transistor. The first complementary inverter can receive the carry in signal through a transmission gate that is controlled by two shift register clock signals.

Abstract: A vehicle surrounding environment display apparatus is provided with a first display device and a second display device. A host vehicle icon corresponding to a host vehicle and a detection display concerning an object around the host vehicle are each displayed, and the detection display is shown around the host vehicle icon so as to correspond to the position of the object relative to the host vehicle based on detection information of an external sensor. A user of the host vehicle can change the display range of a first image on the first display device and also change a display range of a second image on the second display device.

Abstract: A method provides techniques for discreet device access indication using generative artificial intelligence. An attempt to access an electronic device is detected by at least one processor of the electronic device, which includes an electronic display and at least one image capturing device. An image of a person attempting the access is captured via the at least one image capturing device. A customized display theme is generated based on the captured image. The customized display theme is then rendered and presented on a display of the electronic device to serve as a discreet device access indication.

Abstract: A display device includes a display panel including a display area and a peripheral area defined around the display area, a touch sensor including a touch sensing electrode disposed on the display panel and overlapping the display area of the display panel, a plurality of panel pads disposed on the peripheral area of the display panel, a plurality of dummy panel pads disposed on the peripheral area of the display panel and spaced apart from the plurality of panel pads, a driving circuit chip disposed between the display area and the plurality of panel pads, and between the display area and the plurality of dummy panel pads, and a touch connection wire connected to the touch sensing electrode and the driving circuit chip, where the touch connection wire is disposed between the plurality of dummy panel pads in a plan view.

Abstract: A system and method are disclosed for predicting recommendations for a user interface. The method includes generating a graphical user interface that receives an input from a user of a client portal, crawling tasks associated with the user in the client portal, ranking the tasks according to an intent associated with the input from the user, fetching at least one task from the ranked tasks, calculating a quantity of steps to complete the task from the ranked tasks; identifying one or more slots used by the task in at least one step from the quantity of steps, and generating one or more recommendations comprising a subsequent action for the user to complete the task.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are an exemplary apparatus, system, and methods (e.g., Tactical Passive RFID transponder gloves with Morphological Actuation) comprising a glove made predominately of a resistive fabric that varies resistance per degree of deformation; comprising near field communication RFID tag readers, and a controller coupled to the glove to evaluate the varied resistance. A method of classifying RFID tags is also disclosed.

Abstract: A display device including: pixels connected to data lines; a data driver configured to provide data voltages to the data lines; and a timing controller connected to the data driver through a clock training line and a clock data line, wherein the timing controller provides a clock training pattern to the clock data line when the timing controller provides a clock training signal having a first logic level to the clock training line, and provides a clock data signal to the clock data line when the timing controller provides the clock training signal having a second logic level to the clock training line, and wherein the timing controller provides a first configuration signal for a next clock training pattern when the clock training signal having the second logic level is provided to the clock training line.

Abstract: A ring device for displaying information includes a ring band. The ring device also can include a processor located within the ring band. The processor can be configured to analyze data to identify one or more conditions. The ring device further can include a projector module located at least partially within the ring band. The projector module can be communicatively coupled to the processor. The ring device further can include a user input unit. The user input unit can include one or more sensors located at least partially within the ring band. The one or more sensors can be configured to receive a user input. The user input unit also can be communicatively coupled to the processor. The processor can be configured to cause the projector module to present the information indicative of the one or more conditions, as identified. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Systems and methods for remotely monitoring digital signage are disclosed. A display assembly has components including a cooling fan, an electronic display, and a sensor which monitors, in substantially real time, an operating condition at the display assembly. A programmable controller is in electronic communication, by way of the internet, with the sensor and at least one of the components of the display assembly. A remote computer receives and stores, in substantially real time, data representative of actual performance of the operating condition from the sensor, automatically analyzes the actual performance data in comparison with preferred performance data for the operating condition stored at a database to determine if they differ by at least a preset threshold difference, and if so, automatically sends an electronic signal to the controller to adjust the actual performance of the operating condition to align with the preferred performance condition setting.

Abstract: An input interface controlling method includes: transmitting a transmitting wave toward an identification space by a radar unit; receiving a reflected wave by the radar unit and obtaining a radar point cloud; capturing a captured image of the identification space by a camera unit; and identifying a target point from the radar point cloud and the captured image, and a target position of the target point being used as an input interface.

Abstract: A display apparatus includes: a display panel including a display region including pixels located in n rows, where n is a natural number; and a digitizer overlapping with the display panel, the digitizer to transmit a charging signal to an input unit and receive a position signal from the input unit. When the digitizer transmits the charging signal to the input unit, a frequency of the charging signal is synchronized to T, where T is a time taken from when a scan signal is applied to a first row of the display region from among the n rows to when a scan signal is applied to the first row a next time.

Abstract: An electronic device includes: a first antenna; a second antenna; a first radio frequency (RF) front-end circuit configured to transmit a first RF signal to the first antenna via a first RF signal path; a second RF front-end circuit configured to transmit a second RF signal to the second antenna via a second RF signal path; and a multi-channel grip sensor including a first channel and a second channel, wherein the first channel is connected to the first antenna via a first grip sensing path, wherein the second channel is connected to the second antenna via a second grip sensing path, and wherein the multi-channel grip sensor is configured to sense a change in a first capacitance of the first antenna through the first channel and a change in a second capacitance of the second antenna through the second channel.

Abstract: A gate driver can include a plurality of stages configured to output scan signals. An output of each stage among the plurality of stages is configured to connect to a pair of gate lines that are adjacent to each other, output an odd-numbered scan signal to an odd-numbered line among the pair of gate lines according to a first driving frequency, and output an even-numbered scan signal to an even-numbered line among the pair of gate lines according to the first driving frequency. Also, a phase difference between the odd-numbered scan signal and the even-numbered scan signal is 180 degrees.

Abstract: A capacitance sensor includes a translucent base film, a translucent resist layer disposed on a part of a main surface of the translucent base film and having higher adhesion to a conductive polymer than to the translucent base film, and a translucent electrode including a conductive material containing the conductive polymer and disposed on a surface of the translucent resist layer opposite to a surface of the translucent resist layer on which the translucent base film is disposed. When viewed along a thickness direction of the translucent base film, a region of the main surface of the translucent base film where the translucent resist layer is not disposed surrounds the translucent electrode.