Abstract: A display panel includes: an element layer including a light emitting element; and a circuit layer including: a first transistor connected between a first drive voltage line and the light emitting element and operating according to a potential of a first node; a second transistor connected between a data line and a second node; a third transistor connected between the first transistor and the first node; a first capacitor electrode connected to the first node; a second capacitor electrode connected to the second node and facing the first capacitor electrode to form a first capacitor; a third capacitor electrode facing the second capacitor electrode to form a second capacitor and connected to the first drive voltage line; a first bridge electrode electrically connecting the first capacitor electrode and the third transistor; and a second bridge electrode electrically connecting the second capacitor electrode and the second transistor.

Abstract: A display panel and a display device are provided. The display panel includes a display area and a non-display area at least partially surrounding the display area. The display panel further includes: a first power bus arranged in the display area; a second power bus arranged in the non-display area and electrically connected to the first power bus; and a third power bus arranged in the non-display area. The display area also includes: pixel circuits and light-emitting elements electrically connected to the pixel circuits. The first power bus is connected to the light-emitting elements. The third power bus is connected to the pixel circuits.

Abstract: A point of sale (POS) device includes a stand, and a monitor. The stand includes a base and a bracket that is pivotably connected to the base. The bracket includes a hook and a fastener hole. The monitor is configured to rest on the hook. The monitor comprises another fastener hole configured to align with the fastener hole of the bracket when the monitor rests on the hook.

Abstract: A gesture and voice-controlled interface device comprising one or a plurality of gesture sensors for sensing gestures of a user; one or a plurality of audio sensors for sensing sounds made by the user; and a processor configured to obtain one or a plurality of sensed gestures from said one or a plurality of gesture sensors and to obtain one or a plurality of sensed sounds from said one or a plurality of audio sensors, to analyze the sensed gesture and sensed sounds to identify an input from the user, and to generate an output signal corresponding to the input to a controlled device.

Abstract: A driving method of a pixel circuit includes: providing a preset light-emission control signal to the pixel circuit, in which the pixel circuit includes a light-emitting element; measuring the light-emitting element while the light-emitting element emits light according to the preset light-emission control signal, thereby obtaining an initial instantaneous brightness waveform of the light-emitting element; and modulating the number of plural pulse signals included in each display frame of the preset light-emission control signal and the pulse width of each of the pulse signals according to the initial instantaneous brightness waveform, thereby generating a compensated light-emission control signal; and providing the compensated light-emission control signal to the pixel circuit. In response to the light-emitting element emitting light according to the compensated light-emission control signal, an instantaneous brightness waveform of the light-emitting element appears to converge in each display frame.

Abstract: A system and method provides for the transfer of the output of content from a user device to an external device for output by the external device. External devices may be detected in a physical space, and identified based on previous connection with the user device, based on a shared network or shared system of connected devices including the user device, based on image information captured by the user device and previously stored anchoring information that identifies the external devices, and the like. An external device may be selected for potential output of the content based on previously stored configuration information associated with the external device including, for example, output capabilities associated with the external device. The identified external device may output the transferred content in response to a user verification input, verifying that the content is to be output by the external device.

Abstract: A data processing apparatus comprising circuitry receives a sequence of first data elements from object tracking data indicating position of objects in a sports event at a first set of time steps; receives at least one of (i) adjustment information for adjusting the first data elements and (ii) second data elements based on user input indicating position information of the objects at a second set of time steps; generates an adjusted sequence having at least one of (i) adjusted first data elements adjusted using the adjustment information and (ii) the second data elements; performs a sequence prediction process using the adjusted sequence to predict a predicted data element at a future time step, the predicted data element indicating predicted position information of the objects at the future time step.

Abstract: An e-paper poster system and method are disclosed relating to displaying an always compliant poster, such as a labor law poster, at a given location without end user effort. An e-paper display is provided and connected to a network in communication with an information source. At the termination of a sleep cycle, a wake cycle is entered by connecting the e-paper display to the information source to determine if updated poster content to maintain legal compliance is available. If there is no available updated poster content, the sleep cycle is re-entered. If there is available update poster content, an update cycle is entered by sending the updated poster content from the information source to be displayed on the e-paper display to maintain compliance without any required end user effort and then the sleep cycle is re-entered.

Abstract: A light emitter that operates through a display may cause display artifacts, even when the light emitter operates using non-visible wavelengths. To determine whether the light emitter has caused these artifacts, a display light sensor under the display may measure backside light leakage from the display. Based on the measured backside light leakage, the display light sensor or control circuitry may determine whether artifacts in the display exceed a predetermined acceptable artifact range. If the artifacts exceed this range, the artifacts may be mitigated. To mitigate the artifacts, the light emitter and/or the display may be adjusted. For example, the timing and/or dosage of the light emitter, the acceptable artifact range, and/or the timing of display content may be adjusted. In this way, the display light sensor may be used to form a closed-loop system to determine whether artifacts are present in the display and to mitigate those artifacts.

Abstract: Some aspects relate to technologies for providing keyboard emulators on product webpages of mechanical keyboards to emulate the tactile and/our auditory features of the mechanical keyboards. To configure a keyboard emulator for a given mechanical keyboard, a user interface is provided for presentation on a first user device. An input is received via the user interface that adjusts an element of a haptic pattern and/or a sound pattern for the keyboard emulator. Based on the input, a configured haptic pattern and/or configured sound pattern is provided for the virtual keys of the keyboard emulator. Once configured, the keyboard emulator is provided on a product webpage for the mechanical keyboard for presentation on a second user device. User interaction with virtual keys of the keyboard emulator causes the second user device to provide a haptic feedback and/or sound using the configured haptic pattern and/or configured sound pattern.

Abstract: Techniques for operating an optical system are disclosed. World light may be linearly polarized along a first axis. When the optical system is operating in accordance with a first state, a polarization of the world light may be rotated by 90 degrees, the world light may be linearly polarized along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis, and zero net optical power may be applied to the world light. When the optical system is operating in accordance with a second state, virtual image light may be projected onto an eyepiece of the optical system, the world light and the virtual image light may be linearly polarized along the second axis, a polarization of the virtual image light may be rotated by 90 degrees, and non-zero net optical power may be applied to the virtual image light.

Abstract: A display apparatus includes a substrate including an active area and a non-active area including a bending area and a pad area; a gate driver disposed in the non-active area; a driving integrated circuit disposed in the pad area; a plurality of signal lines disposed in the bending area and connecting the driving integrated circuit and the gate driver; and at least one protection line disposed at an end in a width direction of the bending area, wherein one end of the at least one protection line is connected to the driving integrated circuit.

Abstract: Provided are a display panel and a display apparatus, the display panel includes a substrate and a drive circuit layer, wherein the drive circuit layer includes a pixel circuit (P) arranged in an array, a plurality of first scan signal lines (G1) and a plurality of second scan signal lines (G2). The drive circuit layer includes a plurality of first discharge structures (E1) and/or a plurality of second discharge structures (E2). At least one first discharge structure (E1) is electrically connected to a first scan signal line (G1) and a second scan signal line (G2) respectively, and the first scan signal line (G1) and the second scan signal line (G2) electrically connected to the first discharge structure (E1) are electrically connected to the same row of pixel circuit.

Abstract: A head-mountable display device includes a housing defining a front opening and a rear opening, a display screen disposed in the front opening, a display assembly disposed in the rear opening, a first securement strap coupled to the housing, the first securement strap including a first electronic component, a second securement strap coupled to the housing, the second securement strap including a second electronic component, and a securement band extending between and coupled to the first securement strap and the second securement strap.

Abstract: The present application discloses a display panel, a driving chip, and a display apparatus. The display panel includes a gate driving circuit including a plurality of shift registers in a cascaded connection, and the shift register includes a first transistor that is provided with a power supply voltage through a resistor structure.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a system for customizing virtual entities via a multi-track system. The system can generate a user interface that uses multiple tracks to manage and display virtual entities and virtual objects. The virtual entity can be in-line with a track, and virtual display objects can move along tracks that intersect with the virtual entity track. When a particular virtual display object intersects with the virtual entity track, a three-dimensional representation of an item associated with the particular virtual display object can be rendered with the virtual entity.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application disclose a projection data processing method, to reduce a delay in a wireless projection process. In the embodiments of this application, the method includes: A projection transmit end obtains network status information, and determines a target resolution of an image to be projected based on the network status information; and then determines a to-be-synthesized layer based on whether the image is in a full-screen scenario. Therefore, an amount of data to be sent during projection can be reduced, and a projection delay can be reduced. In addition, a projection receive end can perform super-resolution on the image, to avoid image quality damage caused by reducing the amount of data sent by the transmit end. This solution reduces the projection delay and ensures projection image quality to improve user experience.

Abstract: A display device can include a substrate including a display area in which one or more images are displayed and a non-display area different from the display area, and a gate driving panel circuit configured to output a plurality of gate signals to a plurality of gate signal lines disposed in the display area. The gate driving panel circuit can include an output buffer block configured to receive at least one first input signal and output at least one output signal, and a logic block configured to control respective voltages of a Q node and a QB node, which are electrically connected to the output buffer block.

Abstract: A display device includes a pixel circuit on a substrate and including a transistor, a first pixel electrode on the pixel circuit and electrically connected to the pixel circuit, a bank on the first pixel electrode and including first, second, third, and fourth open parts, a first contact electrode on the bank and the first and second open parts and in contact with the first pixel electrode through the first open part, a second pixel electrode overlapping the second and third open parts, the second pixel electrode and the first pixel electrode formed as a same layer, a second contact electrode on the bank and the third and fourth open parts and in contact with the second pixel electrode through the third open part, and a common pixel electrode overlapping the fourth open part, the common pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode formed as a same layer.

Abstract: Movement control is performed for another player character on the basis of data from another game apparatus without causing the other player character to interfere with an own player character and an object placed in a game space. When the own player character and the other player character overlap each other at least partially, the display manner of the other player character is changed.