Abstract: A portable information handling system user interface adapts based upon a position of a keyboard, such as a position detected by accelerations, Hall sensors, ambient light sensors and/or touchscreen display touches. In one example embodiment, a visual indication presented at a display aids end user location of a keyboard in a hidden position, such as a sliding keyboard disposed under a housing portion or a membrane keyboard integrated in a housing portion lower surface and exposed by a disconnect and flip motion.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying users via hand detection using a hovering keyboard 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 using proximity sensors disposed on a hovering keyboard coupled to the IHS; and identify a user based on the detection.

Abstract: In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, methods, and/or processes may determine if a user is in contact with an information handling system. If the user is not in contact with the information handling system, the information handling system may utilize a thermal profile. If the user is in contact with the information handling system, it may be determined if the user is in contact with a first display of multiple displays of the information handling system. If the user is in contact with the first display, processing of information may be migrated from a component associated with the first display to a component associated with a second display of the multiple displays. If the user is not in contact with the first display, processing of the information may be migrated from the component associated with the second display to the component associated with the first display.

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: In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, method, and/or processes may load first multiple policy settings from a policy file; may determine, via one or more sensors, one or more of a location and a physical context of a user; may determine a security level based at least on the first multiple policy settings and the one or more of the location and the physical context of the user; may receive data via a wireless interface; may determine, based at least on the security level, if the data shall be displayed; if so: may display the data via a first portion of a display; otherwise: may determine information associated with the data; and may display the information associated with the data via a second portion of the display.

Abstract: Systems and methods for controlling multiple shared displays in an electronic collaboration setting. In some embodiments, an Information Handling System (IHS) may include a processor and a memory coupled to the processor, the memory including program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution by the processor, cause the IHS to: identify a first characteristic of an electronic collaboration session, at least in part, using an image sensing device; identify a second characteristic associated with a given participant of the electronic collaboration session, at least in part, using a proximity sensing device; and control an attribute of a display used in the electronic collaboration session based upon a combination of the first and second characteristics.

Abstract: A method of operating or an information handling system operating a dynamic backlight and ambient light sensor (DBL and ALS) brightness control management system comprising a digital display having a selectable brightness level, a processor operatively connected to the digital display for executing code instructions of a dynamic backlight (DBL) control system for modifying brightness levels of some or all portions of the display screen in response to inputs relating to display content type and associated optimal contrast levels for the display content and the processor executing code instructions of an ambient light sensor (ALS) control system to modify brightness levels of some or all portions of the display screen in response to detected ambient light levels of the information handling system where the processor executing code instructions of the DBL and ALS brightness control management system adjusts operation of either the DBL control system or the ALS control system based on location or detected ambient

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.

Abstract: Methods for manufacturing a composite plastic display cover include defining an edge portion of a base plastic cover sheet. A strengthening treatment is applied to the edge portion of the base plastic cover sheet to improve mechanical strength. A hardening treatment is applied to the base plastic cover sheet and over the strengthening treatment to improve anti-glare and anti-scratch properties.

Abstract: An information handling system having a foldable display presents visual images in display zones defined upon detection of a folded display state. For example, a virtual bezel is generated at a foldable display based upon fold state, orientation state and application state so that applications are presented within a display zone to have touch selectively enabled or disabled within the virtual bezel.

Abstract: Thermal energy exposed at the outer surface of an information handling system housing is managed by spreading the thermal energy across the housing X and Y axes while restricting heat transfer from the housing at the Z axis. For example, a graphene outer surface couples to an aerogel substrate strengthened by a carbon fiber laminate. The graphene spreads thermal energy that escapes through the housing across the housing outer surface to limit the impact of thermal energy at any particular location, such as proximate to the location of a processor.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a RGB digital camera and a secondary digital camera that can be any type of two-dimensional or three-dimensional digital camera known in the art and a processor. The processor executes code instructions of a gross-level input detection system to detect objects in images taken contemporaneously by the RGB digital camera and the secondary digital camera using object detection techniques, and to calculate the positions of regions of interest within those objects. Further, the processor executes code instructions to detect the orientation of regions of interest within identified objects, and to associate those orientations, changes in orientations, or movement of regions of interest with user commands.

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: Systems and methods for dynamic coil area and power adjustment based on device position and sensor fusion feedback from touch, optical, Bluetooth, and specific absorption rate sensor devices may include a charging device that may include a first induction coil having an active length and a processor. The charging device may transmit power wirelessly to a portable device having a second induction coil by coupling the first induction coil and the second induction coil. The charging device may determine an adjusted active length of the first induction coil that may be based on a first charging efficiency of the first induction coil. The processor may electronically switch the active length of the first induction coil to the determined adjusted active length. The processor may transmit the power wirelessly to the portable device to charge a first battery of the portable device.

Abstract: A disclosed information handling system includes a touch controller and a touch device. The touch controller may include circuitry to establish a communication link with a stylus, to determine that the stylus should operate in a first one of multiple stylus modes, the first mode defining a set of stylus features to be enabled on the stylus in the first mode, to communicate, to the stylus, an indication that the stylus is to be configured in the first mode, to determine an effect of digital inking by the stylus, dependent on stylus features enabled in the first mode, to determine that the stylus should operate in a second stylus mode, the second mode defining at least a subset of stylus features to be disabled on the stylus in the second mode, and to communicate, to the stylus, an indication that the stylus is to be configured in the second mode.

Abstract: In some examples, a computing device includes a first display in a first housing and a second display in a second housing. The computing device may determine an angle between the first display device and the second display device, determine a first temperature map of the first housing based on the angle and first temperature data received from a first set of temperature sensors in the first housing, and determine a second temperature map of the second housing based on the angle and second temperature data received from a second set of temperature sensors in the second housing. The computing device may determine a temperature difference between the first display device and the second display device, determine an action, and perform the action to reduce the temperature, color, and/or color intensity difference between the first display device and the second display device.

Abstract: A method of or an information handling system operating a contextual blue light management system comprising a digital display having a plurality of blue light emitters emitting light at a default luminous intensity to display a white point correlated color temperature and a memory for storing one or more internal data records correlating a blue light luminous intensity value with a preset adjusted display white point correlated color temperature, a defined condition under which to display the preset adjusted display white point correlated color temperature, and a preset duration of time for gradual shift of luminous intensity and operating the contextual blue light management system via a processor to receive and store in the one or more internal data records the preset adjusted display white point correlated color temperature, the defined condition under which to display the preset adjusted display white point correlated color temperature, and the preset duration of time, wherein the processor determines th

Abstract: An information handling system, comprising: a display housing; a display assembly including a bracket, the bracket having tabs extending therefrom, the display assembly configured to be retained by the display housing; a retaining mechanism including a pin having tabs extending radially from the pin, the retaining mechanism configured to: when positioned in a second state with respect to the bracket, engage the tabs of bracket with the tabs of the pin to couple the display assembly to the display housing; and when positioned in a first state with respect to the bracket, disengage the tabs of the bracket from the tabs of the pin to decouple the display assembly from the display housing.

Abstract: A method, information handling system, and display assembly utilizes wherein a first touch panel indication is detected, and it is determined whether the first touch panel indication is from a defined bending area or from a defined non-bending area. When the first touch panel indication is from the defined bending area, it is determined if there is a second touch panel indication from an other touch sensor element adjacent to the first touch sensor element. When there is a simultaneous second touch panel indication, the touch location is interpolated based on the locations of the first and the other touch sensor elements. When there is a sequential second touch panel indication, the touch location is extrapolated based on locations of the first and the other touch sensor elements and a sequence of the first touch panel indication and the second touch panel indication.

Abstract: A first light emitting diode has a first driving input, and emits a red color light. A second light emitting diode has a second driving input, and emits a green color light. A third light emitting diode has a third driving input, and emits a blue color light. When a first current is applied to the third driving input, the third light emitting diode produces a first amount of blue light energy. When a second current is applied to the third driving input, the third light emitting diode produces a second amount of the blue light energy. The second amount of blue light energy corresponds to a percentage of blue energy reduction as compared to the amount of first blue light energy.