Abstract: A portable electronic user device, in the form of an electronic key, having an inherently rigid button for activation by a user. The portable electronic user device further has a flexibly deformable membrane including a first side having at least one support section on which the at least one button is supported via the plunger, and an actuating section, separate from the at least one support section, for receiving and forwarding an actuation of the button to an electrical switch element. There is a rigid frame which bears the membrane on a second side opposite the first side, wherein, in the assembled state, having the membrane in the region of the at least one support section, the frame has at least one breakout, via which the membrane is moveable by the plunger upon activating the at least one button and, in dependence on the size and/or the shape of the breakout, provides a force for resetting the button.

Abstract: There is provided a visual localization method comprising: (a) transmitting data representative of one or more detected visual features from a mobile device to a server; (b) estimating the location of the mobile device at the server based on the visual features 5 received from the mobile device; (c) transmitting reference data associated with the estimated location from the server to the mobile device; and (d) the mobile device determining its location based on the reference data received from the server.

Abstract: A computer implemented signal processing method to perform a cross-calculation between a first and a second signal by performing a cross-correlation for segments of said first signal with said second signal to obtain a plurality of partial cross correlation functions, obtaining a combined cross-correlation function by combining said partial cross-correlation functions to obtain a combined cross-correlation function, applying an outlier detection or outlier removal approach to identify or remove those segments which are disturbed or corrupted, and re-combining said partial cross-correlation functions without the ones which have been identified as disturbed or corrupted to obtain a less disturbed or less corrupted final cross-correlation function.

Abstract: A method determining the temporal relationship between a first video sequence and a second video sequence, said method comprising: obtaining from said first video sequence a first parameter such that the evolvement of said first parameter over time corresponds to the change of the entropy of said first video sequence over time; obtaining from said second video sequence a second parameter such that the evolvement of said second parameter over time corresponds to the change of the entropy of said second video over time; matching the evolvement of said first parameter over time to the evolvement of said second parameter over time to thereby determine the temporal relationship between the two video sequences.