Abstract: The embodiments of the present disclosure provide a wearable device including a wearable body and at least one inductive sensor. The at least one inductive sensor includes an inductive structure wound by a conductive wire. The at least one inductive sensor may be attached to the wearable body at a position corresponding to the joint position of the user, and the inductive structure may generate a varying inductance in response to a deformation at the joint position.

Abstract: A display substrate and a display panel are provided, the display substrate includes a first gate driver circuit and a second gate driver circuit that are respectively arranged on a first side and a second side of a display region opposite to each other; the first gate driver circuit includes a plurality of first shift register units arranged in a first direction, each first shift register unit includes a first thin film transistor including a first active layer, the first active layer includes a metal oxide semiconductor material; the second gate driver circuit includes a plurality of second shift register units arranged in the first direction, each second shift register unit includes a second thin film transistor having the same function as the first thin film transistor, and the second thin film transistor includes a second active layer, the second active layer includes a metal oxide semiconductor material.

Abstract: Methods and systems for providing computer implemented services using user input are disclosed. To obtain the user input, a passive human interface device may be used. The human interface device may encode information regarding actuations of the human interface device in magnetic field distributions emanating from the human interface device. The magnetic field distribution may be sensed to identify user input provided by a user of the human interface device. The user input may be interpreted in the context of different modes of operation of the human interface device. The user input may be used to provide the computer implemented services.

Abstract: A method for driving a display panel, and a display apparatus. An example of the method includes: receiving display data of an image to be displayed of the current display frame; and according to the display data, controlling a display panel to sequentially load a gate-on signal to gate lines, and to input a voltage into a data line, and when there is an overlap time between gate-on signals loaded to M adjacent gate lines, a pre-charging voltage and a compensation voltage are sequentially charged to a sub-pixel electrically connected to an Mth gate line among the M gate lines within the overlap time, M being an integer and M?2.

Abstract: A pixel driving circuit includes: a first transistor; a writing sub-circuit configured to write a voltage of a first data voltage terminal into a first terminal of the first transistor in response to a signal of a first control signal terminal; a first compensation sub-circuit configured to couple a voltage of a second terminal of the first transistor to a control terminal of the first transistor and store a voltage of the control terminal in response to the signal of the first control signal terminal; a second compensation sub-circuit configured to couple a voltage of a second data voltage terminal to the control terminal of the first transistor in response to a signal of a second control signal terminal; and a light-emitting control sub-circuit configured to be controlled to form a current path between first and second voltage terminals in response to a signal of the third control signal terminal.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an apparatus (10) for determining at least one intent of at least one user. The apparatus (10) includes an eye movement sensing device (19) configured to sense at least one eye movement signal from the user, the eye movement signal being indicative of at least one eye movement of the user, and a head movement sensing device (24) configured to sense at least one head movement signal from the user, the head movement signal being indicative of at least one head movement of the user. The apparatus (10) is configured to determine at least one degree of correlation between the eye movement signal and the head movement signal and to determine at least one intent of the user based on the determined degree of correlation. The invention further relates to a corresponding method.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a sunroof system for a vehicle including glass slidably insertable into a vehicle body of the vehicle, and a passive radiant cooling layer disposed below the glass and slidably insertable into the vehicle body. The passive radiant cooling layer includes at least two layers among a first emission layer having a high emissivity in a first band relative to a band outside the first band, a second emission layer having a high emissivity in a second band, which is included in the first band and narrower than the first band, relative to a band outside the second band, and a reflection layer having a high reflectivity in a third band, which is a shorter wavelength than the first band, relative to a band outside the third band.

Abstract: A processing subsystem communicates with a region of an animal subject's brain that is responsible for forming concepts without sensory input. The processing subsystem receives brain signals that are representative of a concept formed by the region of the brain without sensory input. The processing subsystem processes the received brain signals to convert the concept to computer readable data that is representative of a tangible form of the concept. The processing subsystem identifies a data record that is associated with one or more data elements of the computer readable data and that is also associated with a real-world object that is related to the concept.

Abstract: An optical scanning device includes a light source portion, a deflector, a first scanning lens, a second scanning lens, and a pair of reflection mirrors. The first scanning lens collects a light beam having been reflected by the deflector. The second scanning lens causes the light beam having passed through the first scanning lens to form an image on a circumferential surface of an image carrier. The pair of reflection mirrors, on an image formation optical path of the light beam, reflect the light beam having passed through the second scanning lens toward the image carrier. The light beam having been reflected by the pair of reflection mirrors passes between the first scanning lens and the second scanning lens to travel toward the image carrier.

Abstract: Systems and methods of controlling a device using detected changes in a neural-related signal of a subject are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method of controlling a device or software application comprises detecting a first change in a neural-related signal of a subject, detecting a second change in the neural-related signal, and transmitting an input command to the device upon or following the detection of the second change in the neural-related signal. The neural-related signal can be detected using a neural interface implanted within a brain of the subject.

Abstract: A portable information handling system couples a flexible display film to a housing lid portion and across a hinge to a housing main portion where the flexible display film couples to a timing controller under a mechanical keyboard coupled to the housing main portion. A touch function row presented at the flexible display film between the hinge and mechanical keyboard accepts function key inputs. Mechanical keys coupled in a row over the flexible display film accept input as depressions detected by a touch detection surface of the flexible display film, switches disposed under the flexible display film or a membrane board disposed over the flexible display film.

Abstract: A system and method for capturing media are disclosed. In a first aspect, the system comprises a wristband device that includes at least one sensor and a camera coupled to the wristband device. The camera is controlled by at least one gesture determined using the at least one sensor. In a second aspect, the method comprises providing a wristband device that includes at least one sensor, coupling a camera to the wristband device, determining at least one gesture using the at least one sensor, and controlling the camera by using the at least one gesture.

Abstract: A head-mounted display system includes a positioning and stabilising structure structured and arranged to hold a display unit in an operational position over a user's face in use and an interfacing structure for the display unit constructed and arranged to be in opposing relation with the user's face. The interfacing structure comprises a substantially continuous face engaging surface adapted to contact the user's face around a periphery of the user's eyes. The interfacing structure comprises silicone. The interfacing structure is configured and arranged such that force applied to the user's face is distributed around the periphery thereof. The interfacing structure comprises a first compliance at a first region and a second compliance at a second region, wherein the first region and the second region are configured around the periphery of the interfacing structure to allow selective distribution of the force onto the user's face.

Abstract: A lens blank includes a first layer and a second layer. The first layer has an anterior surface and a posterior surface and is formed of a base material and one or more energy absorptive dyes generally uniformly dispersed throughout the base material. The one or more dyes are configured to absorb electromagnetic energy. The second layer is bonded or permanently attached to the posterior surface of the first layer and is formed of a generally clear base material.

Abstract: Disclosed is an optical lens including at least one continuous scattering area having a characteristic dimension d greater than or equal to 2 mm. Any sub-area of characteristic dimension dsub included in the at least one continuous scattering area, with dsub greater than or equal to 0.05 mm, verifies: |% Iscat_area?% Iscat_subarea|<0.2*% Iscat_area, where % Iscat_area is the average intensity ratio of light scattered by the continuous scattering area, and % Iscat_subarea is the average intensity ratio of light scattered by the sub-area.

Abstract: A data collection system that performs data collection of human-driven robot actions for robot learning. The data collection system includes: i) a wearable computation subsystem that is worn by a human data collector and that controls the data collection process and ii) a human-machine operation interface subsystem that allows the human data collector to use the human-machine operation interface to operate an attached robotic gripper to perform one or more actions. A user interface subsystem receives instructions from the wearable computation subsystem that direct the human data collector to perform the one or more actions using the human-machine operation interface subsystem. A visual sensing subsystem includes one or more cameras that collect raw visual data related to the pose and movement of the robotic gripper while performing the one or more actions. A data collection subsystem receives collected data related to the one or more actions.

Abstract: An electronic device is disclosed that includes a base layer, a pixel defining film disposed on the base layer and having a light emitting opening defined therein, a barrier rib disposed on the pixel defining film, having conductivity, and including a first portion having a first barrier rib opening corresponding to the light emitting opening and a second portion insulated from the first portion, a light emitting element disposed in the light emitting opening and including an anode, an intermediate layer disposed on the anode, and a cathode disposed on the intermediate layer and connected to the first portion, a first encapsulation layer covering the cathode, a second encapsulation layer covering the light emitting opening and the first barrier rib opening, a third encapsulation layer disposed on the second encapsulation layer, and a sensor disposed on the light emitting element and including a first sensor electrode and a second sensor electrode, wherein the sensor includes a first conductive layer disposed

Abstract: Embodiments of this application provide a screen projection method for an electronic device and an electronic device. The method includes: receiving an operation that the electronic device plays back a video, and obtaining a state identifier of the electronic device, where the state identifier indicates whether the electronic device is in a state of system-mirrored screen projection; determining, based on the state identifier, that the electronic device is not in the state of the system-mirrored screen projection; receiving a screen projection operation by a user, and obtaining first device information of a screen projection device; and performing DLNA screen projection from the electronic device to the screen projection device based on the first device information.

Abstract: Disclosed are methods, systems and non-transitory computer readable memory for an assistive brain computer interface. For instance, a system may include a set of sensors, wherein the set of sensors are configured to obtain sensor data; a stylus configured to collect stroke data; and a user device. The user device may be configured to: receive the stroke data from the stylus and the sensor data from the set of sensors; generate renders of strokes based on the stroke data and the sensor data; and display the renders of the strokes to a user.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for a wearable device are described. An extended reality device may establish a connection with a wearable device, such as directly with the wearable device or via a user device connected with the wearable device. The extended reality device may acquire biometric data from sensors of the wearable device, the biometric data for a user of the extended reality device and the wearable device. The extended reality device may provide feedback to the user by updating an extended reality environment, an extended reality experience, or both. For example, the extended reality device may provide visual feedback, audio feedback, haptic feedback, or any combination thereof.