Abstract: An example electronic user device includes memory; instructions; and processor circuitry to execute the instructions to identify a stylus grip pattern indicative of a grip of a user on a stylus based on signal data corresponding to signals output by a sensor of the stylus; select one of a first stylus mode or a second stylus mode for the stylus based on the stylus grip pattern; interpret an interaction between the stylus and the electronic user device based on the selected one of the first stylus mode or the second stylus mode; and cause the electronic user device to respond to the interaction.

Abstract: An example electronic user device includes memory; instructions; and processor circuitry to execute the instructions to identify a stylus grip pattern indicative of a grip of a user on a stylus based on signal data corresponding to signals output by a sensor of the stylus; select one of a first stylus mode or a second stylus mode for the stylus based on the stylus grip pattern; interpret an interaction between the stylus and the electronic user device based on the selected one of the first stylus mode or the second stylus mode; and cause the electronic user device to respond to the interaction.

Abstract: One embodiment provides a method. The method includes receiving, with a computing system, stylus orientation data representing an orientation of a stylus. The method includes receiving, with a computing system, grip characteristics data representing a grip on the stylus by a user. The method includes identifying, with the computing system, a stylus mode for use by the computing system, at least partially based on the stylus orientation data and the grip characteristics data. The method includes applying the stylus mode to the computing system to interpret interaction data representing interactions of the stylus with the computing system.

Abstract: One embodiment provides a method. The method includes receiving, with a computing system, stylus orientation data representing an orientation of a stylus. The method includes receiving, with a computing system, grip characteristics data representing a grip on the stylus by a user. The method includes identifying, with the computing system, a stylus mode for use by the computing system, at least partially based on the stylus orientation data and the grip characteristics data. The method includes applying the stylus mode to the computing system to interpret interaction data representing interactions of the stylus with the computing system.

Abstract: One embodiment provides a method. The method includes receiving, with a computing system, stylus orientation data representing an orientation of a stylus. The method includes receiving, with a computing system, grip characteristics data representing a grip on the stylus by a user. The method includes identifying, with the computing system, a stylus mode for use by the computing system, at least partially based on the stylus orientation data and the grip characteristics data. The method includes applying the stylus mode to the computing system to interpret interaction data representing interactions of the stylus with the computing system.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods and storage media associated with law enforcement assistance in the context of computer-assisted or autonomous driving vehicles are disclosed herein. In embodiments, an apparatus for computer-assisted or autonomous driving may include a communication interface to receive a law enforcement related message having description of a vehicle of interest to a law enforcement agency, and a sensor interface to receive sensor data associated with vehicles around a host vehicle on which the apparatus is disposed. Further, the apparatus may include a law enforcement assistance unit coupled to the communication interface and the sensor interface to determine whether one of the vehicles around the host vehicle is the vehicle of interest, based at the least in part on the description of the vehicle of interest in the law enforcement related message and the received sensor data. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: One embodiment provides a method. The method includes receiving, with a computing system, stylus orientation data representing an orientation of a stylus. The method includes receiving, with a computing system, grip characteristics data representing a grip on the stylus by a user. The method includes identifying, with the computing system, a stylus mode for use by the computing system, at least partially based on the stylus orientation data and the grip characteristics data. The method includes applying the stylus mode to the computing system to interpret interaction data representing interactions of the stylus with the computing system.