Abstract: A portable information handling system integrated organic light emitting diode (OLED) display presents a compensation image having pixels illuminated at predetermined color and luminance settings. The compensation image is captured by a external camera as a calibration image and analyzed to compare pixel color and luminance provided by the OLED display with expected color and luminance to determine pixel compensation values that correct the OLED display for presentation of a uniform visual image that reproduces an intended visual image when the compensation values are applied at presentation of visual images by the OLED display.

Abstract: A portable information handling system organic light emitting diode (OLED) display manages power consumption by dividing the display into plural zones of contiguous pixels and presenting visual images in a first zone at a full pixel density and in a second pixel density. For example, a full pixel density presents visual images with all pixels at a display setting and a partial pixel density presents visual images with at least some pixels at the display setting and at least some pixels at a reduced power setting, such as off or a reduced illumination.

Abstract: A portable information handling system integrated organic light emitting diode (OLED) display presents a compensation image having pixels illuminated at predetermined color and luminance settings. The compensation image is captured by a external camera as a calibration image and analyzed to compare pixel color and luminance provided by the OLED display with expected color and luminance to determine pixel compensation values that correct the OLED display for presentation of a uniform visual image that reproduces an intended visual image when the compensation values are applied at presentation of visual images by the OLED display.

Abstract: An information handling system organic light emitting diode (OLED) display adapts presentation of visual information to manage a display thermal state, such as to maintain a uniform thermal condition. In one example embodiment, a first display zone of plural pixels presents visual images with a first refresh rate, such as the nominal refresh rate established by the display settings, and a second display zone presents visual images with a partial pixel refresh rate that reduces power dissipation and, thus, thermal energy release so that a more uniform thermal state may be achieved at the display.

Abstract: Information handling system thermal rejection of thermal energy generated by one or more components, such as a central processing unit and graphics processing unit, is enhanced by disposing boron arsenide between the one or more components and a heat transfer structure that directs thermal energy from the one or more components to a heat rejection region, such as cooling fan exhaust. For instance, the boron arsenide is a layer formed with chemical vapor deposition on a copper heat pipe or a layer of thermal grease infused with the boron arsenide.

Abstract: Method and system for providing, for display on a display device of an information handling system (IHS), one or more images; generating, by a blue-light mitigation computing module, a model of blue-light energy exposure based on the i) the blue-light energy output level of each image, ii) the environmental illumination brightness level, iii) the environmental illumination white color point, iv) the distance of the user, and v) the user exposure time; determining, by the blue-light mitigation computing module and based on the model, that a current blue-light energy exposure of the user with respect to the display device is above a threshold; and in response to determining that the current blue-light energy exposure of the user with respect to the display device is above the threshold, performing, by the blue-light mitigation computing module, an action to mitigate the blue-light energy exposure of the user.

Abstract: In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, methods, and/or processes may determine first multiple brightness settings of pixels of a display; may determine an angle of an observation point with respect to a position associated with the display; may determine second multiple brightness settings of the pixels of the display based at least on the first multiple brightness settings and the angle of the observation point; and may display, via the display, an image utilizing the second multiple brightness settings. In one or more embodiments, the one or more systems, methods, and/or processes may further receive information from a tracking device.

Abstract: Method and system for providing, for display on a display device of an information handling system (IHS), one or more images; generating, by a blue-light mitigation computing module, a model of blue-light energy exposure based on the i) the blue-light energy output level of each image, ii) the environmental illumination brightness level, iii) the environmental illumination white color point, iv) the distance of the user, and v) the user exposure time; determining, by the blue-light mitigation computing module and based on the model, that a current blue-light energy exposure of the user with respect to the display device is above a threshold; and in response to determining that the current blue-light energy exposure of the user with respect to the display device is above the threshold, performing, by the blue-light mitigation computing module, an action to mitigate the blue-light energy exposure of the user.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a solid state battery having a first major surface and a second major surface opposite the first major surface; a first pressure plate; a first elastomer layer between the first pressure plate and the first major surface of the solid state battery; a second pressure plate; and a second elastomer layer between the second pressure plate and the second major surface of the solid state battery, the first and second pressure plates configured to provide a compressive force to the solid state battery.

Abstract: A louver film display structure, including: a first and a second electrode; a plurality of louver structures extending between the first and the second electrodes light transmissive elements positioned between adjacent louver structures of the plurality of louver structures, wherein: when a first voltage level is applied to the first and the second electrodes, the louver structures provide a first viewing angle of each unit area of light of each light transmissive element based on a first state of the louver structures, and when a second voltage level is applied to the first and the second electrodes, the louver structures provide a second viewing angle of each unit area of light of each light transmissive element based on a second state of the louver structures, wherein the first voltage level is greater than the second voltage level and the second viewing angle is greater than the first viewing angle.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer programs encoded on computer storage mediums for providing, for display on a display device, GUI having an image, each pixel of the image associated with a particular brightness; identifying external incoming light that is incident on the display device; measuring, by a sensor array within the display device, a brightness of the incoming light at locations of the display device; calculating, by a display adjustment computing module, a normal distribution of the brightness of the incoming light across the display device based on the measured brightness at the locations of the display device; determining, by the display adjustment computing module, that a brightness distribution of the incoming light is greater than the normal distribution of the brightness of the incoming light across the display device; and, in response, adjusting, by the display adjustment computing module, the particular brightness of one or more pixels of the image.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer programs encoded on computer storage mediums for providing, for display on a display device, GUI having an image, each pixel of the image associated with a particular brightness; identifying external incoming light that is incident on the display device; measuring, by a sensor array within the display device, a brightness of the incoming light at locations of the display device; calculating, by a display adjustment computing module, a normal distribution of the brightness of the incoming light across the display device based on the measured brightness at the locations of the display device; determining, by the display adjustment computing module, that a brightness distribution of the incoming light is greater than the normal distribution of the brightness of the incoming light across the display device; and, in response, adjusting, by the display adjustment computing module, the particular brightness of one or more pixels of the image.

Abstract: Information handling system thermal rejection of thermal energy generated by one or more components, such as a central processing unit and graphics processing unit, is enhanced by disposing boron arsenide between the one or more components and a heat transfer structure that directs thermal energy from the one or more components to a heat rejection region, such as cooling fan exhaust. For instance, the boron arsenide is a layer formed with chemical vapor deposition on a copper heat pipe or a layer of thermal grease infused with the boron arsenide.

Abstract: A portable information handling system having a barrel hinge with a cylindrical surface includes a display film disposed over the cylindrical surface and configured to present a selected of plural preset user interfaces or an extended operating system user interface based upon a sensed context. In one example embodiment, user interfaces presented at the hinge display include a selected of gaming, task and leisure user interfaces based upon sensed context.

Abstract: A dual display housing information handling system and method comprising a first display screen side having a first portion or first display panel of a display screen, a second display screen side, hinged to the first display screen side, having a second portion or a second display panel of the display screen, and a second display screen side RGB detector to activate and the first display to test flash and a first display screen side RGB detector to activate and the second display to test flash and.

Abstract: Systems and methods for configuring the layout of a hovering keyboard using gestures are described. In some embodiments, an Information Handling System (IHS) may include a processor and a memory coupled to the processor, the memory having program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution by the processor, cause the IHS to: detect a hand gesture using proximity sensors disposed on a hovering keyboard coupled to the IHS, and configure a layout of the hovering keyboard based on the detection.

Abstract: An information handling system includes an organic light emitting diode layer, an optically clear adhesive layer, and a flexible glass substrate. A surface film includes a self-healing polymer layer, the self-healing polymer layer including a self-healing polymer.

Abstract: A system and method multi-camera error compensation including recording a plurality of raw images via a plurality of digital cameras and an application processor processing with a multi-view stereo imaging system one or more plural image frames from the raw images captured by the plurality of digital cameras. The plural images may be stored in memory and the detection conducted for calibration loss of at least one digital camera via the processor executing instructions for a multi-camera error compensating system to determine loss of calibration in plural images. The multi-camera error compensating system conducts dynamic recalibration of plural image calibration parameters based on at least one plural image frame and in response to detection of calibration loss via the multi-camera error compensating system and a processor reprocesses the plural image frame from a reprocessing queue according to the recalibrated plural image parameters.

Abstract: Systems and methods for dynamically predicting keypresses on a hovering keyboard based on user behavior are described. In some embodiments, an Information Handling System (IHS) may include a processor and a memory coupled to the processor, the memory having program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution by the processor, cause the IHS to: configure a travel distance for hovering events detectable by a keyboard coupled to the IHS, and modify the travel distance in response to a user's behavior.

Abstract: An augmented reality workspace system includes a physical display device, a user tracking subsystem, and an augmented reality display subsystem, all coupled to a computing system. The computing system uses the augmented reality display subsystem to display an augmented reality element that appears located in a three-dimensional volume immediately adjacent the physical display device as viewed through the augmented reality display subsystem, and uses the physical display device to display a two-dimensional element in a manner that is coordinated with the augmented reality element displayed using the augmented reality display subsystem.