Abstract: An information handling system stylus includes components to support active tip writing inputs at a touchscreen display controller by buttons integrated in the stylus housing as a thin material formed contiguous with the stylus housing material. A leaf spring biases upwards at the button thin material and has a magnet coupled to it that, upon a press at the button, is detected as increased magnetic flux by a magnetic sensor disposed under the leaf spring.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure relate to a display device. Specifically, there is provided a display device with display quality enhanced by comprising a substrate, a display area where one or more subpixels are disposed, each of the one or more subpixels including a light emitting element positioned on the substrate and at least one transistor for driving the light emitting element, an open area obtained by removing at least a portion of the substrate in an area surrounded by the display area, and a planarization layer positioned to overlap the display area and the open area and positioned on the light emitting element.

Abstract: One exemplary implementation displays a visual characteristic associated with an object on a display of a device and utilizes a sensor of the device to obtain physiological data associated with a pupillary response of a user to the visual characteristic. The device adjusts the visual characteristic based on the obtained physiological data to enhance pupillary responses of the user to the object and displays the adjusted visual characteristic to the user. For example, the adjusted visual characteristic may be selected based on previously identified pupillary responses of the user to particular visual characteristics.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a keyboard, including: a keyboard body; at least one physical key disposed on the keyboard body; at least one virtual key projection device connected to the keyboard body and configured to present, by means of projection, an image of at least one virtual key in a projection area outside the keyboard body; and a click detection device configured to detect whether a finger clicks on the projection area and determine on which virtual key the finger clicks in response to that the finger clicks on the projection area.

Abstract: A sensor controller, which is connected to sensor electrodes and detects positions of one or more active pens based on charge induced on the sensor electrodes, includes a processor and a memory. The memory stores instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the sensor controller to: detect an approach of one of the one or more active pens using the sensor electrode; pair with the one of the one or more active pens with the approach of the one of the one or more active pens detected and update pairing state information indicative of a pairing state of each of the one or more active pens that is paired with the sensor controller; and transmit the pairing state information from the sensor electrodes to the one or more active pens via an uplink signal used as a reference for time synchronization.

Abstract: A pen state detection circuit is incorporated in electronic equipment having a touch sensor of a capacitive system made of planarly disposed multiple sensor electrodes. The pen state detection circuit is configured to perform acquiring, from the touch sensor, signal distribution indicating a change in capacitance associated with approach of a pen-side electrode included in an electronic pen, and estimating a state of the electronic pen according to an input-output model. In the input-output model features relating to the acquired signal distribution are input and a state quantity of the electronic pen is output. The pen state detection circuit is configured to be capable of setting an input-output model that is different depending on a change in an outer shape of the electronic pen or the electronic equipment.

Abstract: A hybrid pulse-width-modulation pixel includes a light controller responsive to a variable power signal specifying different powers and a pixel controller. The pixel controller is operable receive a pixel luminance signal comprising multiple bits specifying a desired light-controller luminance, generate the variable power signal in response to the pixel luminance signal, and drive the light controller to emit light at different luminances in response to the variable power signal for different time periods. The pixel controller is operable to provide the variable power signal at a constant first power for a first time period and provide the variable power signal at a constant second power different from the constant first power for a second time period.

Abstract: A method is provided for transmitting transmission data from a sensor controller that detects a pen to the pen through a sensor electrode group. The pen includes a pen tip electrode arranged near a pen tip, and an analog circuit that detects edges of a signal led to the pen tip electrode. The pen also includes a digital circuit that performs a correlation operation of an output signal of the analog circuit and known patterns to detect the transmission data. The sensor controller is configured to generate a pulse signal representing the transmission data. The sensor controller is configured to transmit the pulse signal, by using a main signal and a sub signal of the pulse signal so as to enhance the edges, thereby transmitting the transmission data through the sensor electrode group.

Abstract: An eye-tracking system includes light-sensing units, each light-sensing unit including at least three light sensors and converging lens to converge light signals towards one or more of at least three light sensors; and processor(s) configured to: collect sensor data from individual light sensors, sensor data being indicative of respective light intensities of light signals sensed by individual light sensors; determine direction from which light signals are incident upon light-sensing unit, based on differences in light intensities of light signals; determine orientation of user's eye relative to given light-sensing unit, based on direction from which light signals are incident upon light-sensing unit and light intensities of light signals; and determine gaze direction of user's eye, based on orientation of user's eye and position of light-sensing unit relative to user's eye.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a display device capable of performing a touch input by a touch input device, and a touch input system including the same. According to an embodiment of the disclosure, a display device comprising a display unit comprising a plurality of emission areas, a plurality of touch electrodes disposed between the plurality of emission areas to sense a touch, a plurality of code patterns formed by covering a part of a front surface of at least one of the plurality of touch electrodes with a predetermined code shape, and a plurality of light-blocking patterns formed on at least one of the plurality of touch electrodes on which the plurality of code patterns is not formed, to block light, wherein the plurality of light-blocking patterns is formed by covering at least one of a front surface and side surfaces of the at least one touch electrode with a predetermined pattern shape.

Abstract: A method includes, for a first x-y position of a sensing grid, obtaining first sensed data. The method further includes, for a first sense data layer, determining whether the first sensed data compares favorably to a threshold for the first sense data layer. The method further includes, when the first sensed data compares favorably to the threshold for the first sense data layer; storing a first n-bit value and storing a second n-bit value when it does not. The method further includes, for a second sense data layer, determining whether the first sensed data compares favorably to a threshold for the second sense data layer. The method further includes, when the first sensed data compares favorably to the threshold for the second sense data layer; storing the first n-bit value and storing the second n-bit value when it does not. The method includes similar processing for a second x-y position.

Abstract: A system and method provides improved graphic rendering. The method includes detecting a gaze; determining an area of display corresponding to the gaze; generating a first instruction having a first quality of service (QoS) bit, for rendering a graphic on a first display portion which does not correspond to the detected gaze, the first QoS bit indicating a preference for a graphical processing unit (GPU) of a first plurality of GPUs; generating a second instruction having a second QoS bit, for rendering a second portion of the display corresponding to the gaze, the second QoS bit indicating a preference for execution on a GPU of a second plurality of GPUs; distributing the first instruction to the GPU of the second plurality of GPU in response to a first input; and distributing the second instruction to the GPU of the first plurality of GPU in response to a second input.

Abstract: A display device includes a main body configured to have a display module to which a user interface is output, a bending module located at a center of a back surface of the main body, and a controller. The controller controls the bending module to change a curvature of the display module to any one of a flat mode in which the display module is flat, a first bending mode in which the display module has a first curvature, and a second bending mode in which the display module has a second curvature, wherein the second curvature is a maximum curvature of the display module. Then, the controller changes at least one of a size and a position of a display region to which the user interface is output, according to whether a mode is the flat mode, the first bending mode, or the second bending mode.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes systems and methods for rapidly capturing user input. Some embodiments of the present disclosure may rapidly capture user input for psychometric analysis applications. For example, a Likert scale may be used to capture the intensity of feelings of a respondent for a given item or question, and therefore can be applied to multiple domains including psychology and social sciences, business and marketing, etc. According to techniques described herein, a visual display screen may prompt respondent input (e.g., via an input prompt, question, statement, etc.). A touch-sensitive input area of the visual display screen may capture respondent input. The touch-sensitive input area may include an input bar and an input position (e.g., a slider). A respondent may control the input position along the input bar (e.g., using a finger), such that the input capture system may efficiently capture, determine, and record the input.

Abstract: Provided is a sensor that is able to efficiently identify a variety of motions made by a user. The sensor includes: a structure body configured to be deformable by an external force; an electrode configured to be disposed at an arbitrary position of the structure body; a determination unit configured to determine a contact state of an object with the structure body based on a change in impedance measured using the electrode; and an output unit configured to output a signal based on the contact state of the object with the structure body to an external device.

Abstract: A touch apparatus according to an exemplary embodiment includes: a touch panel that includes a plurality of first touch electrodes extending in a first direction and arranged in a second direction that crosses the first direction, and a plurality of second touch electrodes extending in the second direction and arranged in the first direction; and a touch driver that applies a first driving signal for generation of a resonance signal of a stylus pen to the touch panel in a first section, and receives a detection signal from the touch panel in a second section that is next to the first section, wherein the touch driver applies a driving signal of which a ratio of a disable level section with respect to an enable level section within one iterative period is different from that of the first driving signal in the second section, to the touch panel.

Abstract: This application discloses a method for adjusting image luminance performed at an electronic device. The method includes: determining that an original luminance of a target pixel in an image is lower than a luminance threshold of the image, the luminance threshold being determined according to luminance of pixels in the image; in accordance with the determination: obtaining a luminance distribution intensity of pixels adjacent to the target pixel in the image; determining a luminance difference between the luminance threshold and the luminance distribution intensity of the adjacent pixels; and adjusting the original luminance of the target pixel to a corresponding target luminance according to the luminance difference. By preserving the changing characteristic of relative luminance between the target pixel and the adjacent pixel, the luminance adjustment is more consistent with the luminance distribution of the image, thereby achieving a technical effect of improving the luminance adjustment on an image.

Abstract: Examples are disclosed relating to using a spatial noise model to compensate for noise in a frame of touch sensor data. One example provides, on a computing device, a method comprising receiving a noise level for each sensor antenna of a set of sensor antennas of a touch sensor; for each pair of sensor antennas, determining a noise compensation ratio comprising a noise level of a first antenna compared to a noise level of a second antenna; and storing the noise compensation ratio in a spatial noise model.

Abstract: A shift register circuit, including: a plurality of clock signal lines each supplying a clock pulse respectively; a plurality of cascade-connected register circuits including a top register circuit, and main register circuits providing between the top register circuit and the bottom register circuit; and a forward scan signal line supplying a forward scan signal to the plurality of cascade-connected register circuits.

Abstract: An example device includes a memory configured to store a plurality of representations of a soundfield, each representation of the soundfield comprising a different set of ambisonic coefficients representative of the same soundfield at concurrent periods of time. The device also includes a processor, coupled to the memory, and the processor is configured to perform audio playback based on a field of view and on a particular representation of the soundfield from the plurality of representations.