Abstract: A display device includes a display member and a touch member. The display member is configured to generate an image. The display member includes a folding area configured to be folded along a folding axis, and another area adjacent to the folding area. The touch member is configured to detect a touch interaction association with the display member. The touch member includes a touch sensor, and a signal line electrically connected to the touch sensor. The touch sensor is a mesh-shaped touch sensor. A mesh line of the mesh-shaped touch sensor crosses the folding axis. A minimum angle between the folding axis and the mesh line is less than 90 degrees.

Abstract: A method implemented by a computing device having a memory and a motion sensor detection sensor is disclosed. The memory stores an input model associated with a gesture input. The method includes detecting a motion of the computing device; matching the detected motion with the input model; and determining a confidence level associated with the match. If the confidence level is above a pre-determined threshold, an action associated with the gesture input is performed automatically by the processor; and if the confidence level is below the pre-determined threshold, the action is performed by the processor responsive to receiving a positive confirmation of the gesture input.

Abstract: An organic light emitting diode display apparatus includes a display panel, a discharge circuit configured to discharge a voltage if the display panel is driven for more than a predetermined time and the supply of power to the display panel is interrupted, and a processor configured to, if the power is supplied, determine whether a cooling time required for afterimage compensation of the display panel is satisfied, and if the cooling time is satisfied, perform the afterimage compensation of the display panel.

Abstract: The present application discloses a capacitance detecting circuit, a touch device and terminal device, which are beneficial for reducing an area of the capacitance detecting circuit, thereby reducing costs of a chip. The capacitance detecting circuit is connected to a measurement capacitor and where it includes a calibration capacitor; a charging and discharging module including a first current source configured to perform charging or discharging on the measurement capacitor, and a second current source configured to perform charging or discharging on the calibration capacitor; an integrator, configured to convert a capacitance signal of the measurement capacitor into a voltage signal; and a control module, configured to control working states of the charging and discharging module and the integrator.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a method and an electronic device for preventing touch button from being touched, and the method includes operations as follows. When detecting the touch button being touched, obtaining a current screen direction state of the electronic device. When the screen direction state is the first direction state, determining a touch operation on the touch button and judging whether the touch operation is a predefined touch operation. When the touch operation is the predefined touch operation, reporting a key value of the touch button to trigger a function of the touch button.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are structures, devices, and systems for detecting touch and force inputs at multiple sensing locations on a surface of an electronic device using waveguide-based interferometry. A laser light source, such as a VCSEL, inserts light into a waveguide positioned adjacent to the sensing locations, and an input at a sensing location alters the inserted light in the waveguide allowing for determination of the input's touch or force at the sensing location. Wavelength modulation of the inserted light allows isolation in frequency of the signals from each sensing location. Optical phase locking can be used to lock an absolute distance beat frequency corresponding to a stationary reference point in the waveguide.

Abstract: Provided are a display panel and display device. The display panel includes a display area and a non-display area. The display panel further includes multiple cascaded shift registers disposed in the non-display area and multiple scanning lines disposed in the display area. Each shift register is connected to a corresponding scanning line. The shift registers include multiple first shift registers and multiple second shift registers. The first shift registers are capable of unidirectional scanning, and the second shift registers are capable of bidirectional scanning. The display area includes a first display area and a second display area. Each of scanning lines in the first display area are connected to a respective one of the plurality of first shift registers, and each of the at least part of the scanning lines in the second display area are connected to the second shift registers.

Abstract: A gate driving unit circuit pair and a driving method thereof, a gate driving circuit and a display device are provided. The gate driving unit circuit pair includes two gate driving unit circuits, each of which includes a first output sub-circuit, a second output sub-circuit, and a coupling and isolation sub-circuit. The coupling and isolation sub-circuit is configured to: if the first output sub-circuit outputs signal, isolate the signal of the first output terminal from the signal of the second output terminal; or else, couple the signal of the first output terminal to the second output terminal.

Abstract: A display device includes a display panel including pixels each including a light emitting element and a bypass transistor connected to the light emitting element to receive an initialization voltage, a first offset voltage determining unit determining a first offset voltage using a brightness period of image data and a temperature of the display panel, a black image detecting unit detecting black data among the image data to determine a dense area of the pixels to which the black data are applied, and determining whether to proceed with a subsequent operation, an image analyzing unit analyzing the image data depending on the determination of whether to proceed with the subsequent operation, and outputting an analyzed result, and a second offset voltage determining unit determining a second offset voltage using the analyzed result. The initialization voltage is determined using the first offset voltage and the second offset voltage.

Abstract: A touch display device includes a display panel having a plurality of data lines, gate lines, and common electrodes, a data driving circuit supplying a data signal to the data lines, a common electrode driving circuit supplying a common signal to the common electrodes and outputting sensing data by detecting sensing signals from one or more of the common electrodes, and a touch controller sensing touch based on the sensing data, in which the common electrodes are arranged in two or more common electrode columns, the two or more common electrode columns each include two or more common electrodes, and while the data signal is supplied to the data lines, the two or more common electrode columns are supplied with a common signal respectively through local buffers. It is possible to perform touch sensing even while display driving by removing noise due to display driving.

Abstract: Described in detail herein are systems and methods for an augmented touch-sensitive display system. A portable electronic device can render on the touch-sensitive display a physical scene within the field of view of the image capturing device. The portable electronic device, can parse the physical scene rendered on the touch-sensitive display into discrete elements based on dimensions of items in the physical scene. The portable electronic device can superimpose a selectable link on the at least one of the discrete elements on the touch-sensitive display.

Abstract: A display device includes pixels connected to data lines and scan lines, a first compensator which is connected to sensing lines and senses deviation information of the sensing lines while supplying different voltages to adjacent sensing lines, and a sensing unit which is connected to the first compensator and senses characteristic information of each of the pixels.

Abstract: The disclosure discloses an array substrate, a liquid crystal panel, and a process of fabricating the array substrate. The array substrate includes an orientation film, an upper electrode, a lower electrode, and an intermediate electrode located between the upper electrode and the lower electrode, wherein the intermediate electrode is configured to have drive voltage applied thereto when there is zero relative voltage between the upper electrode and the lower electrode, so that an electric field is generated between the intermediate electrode and the lower electrode, and a direction of the electric field is parallel to an orientation direction of the orientation film.

Abstract: A display device includes: a display region including a first pixel region, a second pixel region, and a third pixel region; a dummy region including a first dummy region disposed between the second pixel region and the third pixel region; first, second, and third pixels respectively arranged in the first pixel region, the second pixel region, and the third pixel region in a matrix of vertical lines and horizontal lines; a data converter configured to: receive first image data including effective data corresponding to the display region and dummy data corresponding to the dummy region; and generate second image data by converting a gray scale value of dummy data corresponding to at least one region of the first dummy region in the first image data into a predetermined first gray scale value, the first gray scale value being between a lowest gray scale value and a highest gray scale value.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a display correction method and a display correction system. The method is used by the display correction system to correct display performance of a display, wherein the display correction system includes an automatic adjustment apparatus and a light detection apparatus.

Abstract: An item such as a glove may be formed from knitted fabric. The knitted fabric may form fingers for the glove and may form pockets in the fingers. Sensors such as inertial measurement units may be placed in the pockets to measure movements of a user's fingers in the glove. The sensors may be coupled to control circuitry in the glove using conductive yarn in the knitted fabric. The conductive yarn may form courses in the knitted fabric that run along each finger. Haptic components and other electrical components may be coupled to the control circuitry using the conductive yarn. Electrodes may be formed from metal-coated strands of material in the fabric on the sides of each finger. The wireless or wired communications circuitry coupled to the control circuitry may be used to convey information such as user finger movement information to external equipment.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a display panel, a driving method and a display device. The display panel includes first data lines and first gate lines in an auxiliary display area, a first scanning unit, M second scanning units, M switch unit groups corresponding to the M second scanning units, M second data lines corresponding to the M switch unit groups, where M is an integer greater than 1. Each second scanning unit has output terminals and a control terminal connected to a main driving chip. Each switch unit group includes a plurality of switch units having a plurality of control terminals connected to the output terminals of the second scanning unit, a plurality of first terminals respectively connected to the first data lines, and second terminals. Each second data lines is connected to the main driving chip and the second terminals of the switch units.

Abstract: A touch device including a plurality of touch electrodes which are electrically separated is provided. Each touch electrode includes a plurality of first curved patterns and a plurality of conductive lines. The first curved patterns are parallel to each other. A first pitch is between two adjacent first curved patterns. Each conductive line is connected between two adjacent first curved patterns. The conductive lines are arranged in a plurality of second curved patterns. The first curved patterns intersect the second curved patterns. In this way, the touch device can have preferable touch and visual effects.

Abstract: A voltage supply unit includes a control circuit, a capacitor circuit and a unidirectionally-conductive circuit. The control circuit controls an output end of the control circuit to be electrically connected to a first input end or a second input end of the control circuit under the control of a voltage signal from a first voltage output end. The capacitor circuit controls a potential at a first input end. When a difference between a first level and a potential at the first input end is greater than or equal to a predetermined on-state voltage, the unidirectionally-conductive circuit allows a unidirectional current flowing from a first level end to a first end thereof, and when the difference between the first level and the potential at the first input end is smaller than the predetermined on-state voltage, controls the first level end to be electrically disconnected from the first input end.

Abstract: Disclosed is a GOA circuit, and the GOA circuit includes multiple stages of GOA unit circuits. Each stage of GOA unit circuit includes a first scan module, a first clock input module, a first signal port control module, a third signal port control module, a first output module, a first global signal operation module, a second scan module, a second clock input module, a second signal port control module, a fourth signal port control signal module, a second output module and a second global signal operation module. The afterimages that may occur when a power supply of a crystal display panel is abnormally cut off can be avoided by using the disclosed GOA circuit, and thus the user experience can be improved.