Abstract: Various apparatuses, systems, methods, and media are disclosed to provide a magnetic recording medium with a tungsten (W) pre-seed layer. The W pre-seed layer has a higher conductance than a CrTi pre-seed layer with a similar thickness. In one embodiment, the W pre-seed layer is made of about 95 atomic percent or more of W. The W pre-seed layer has lower electrical resistivity than the CrTi pre-seed layer. As a result, the thickness of the W pre-seed layer can be reduced as compared to the thickness of a CrTi pre-seed layer if a similar conductance is to be achieved. The magnetic recording materials deposited on top of the W pre-seed layer with the reduced thickness provide comparable crystallographic orientation and recording performance to those deposited on top of a thicker CrTi pre-seed layer with a similar conductance.

Abstract: A method for driving a touch panel includes applying a touch driving signal to the touch panel for touch sensing, wherein an amplitude of the touch driving signal rises and falls gradually.

Abstract: A method for network access is provided in the disclosure. The method includes the following. The terminal device acquires a first frequency point list after determining a first frequency point cell, where the first frequency point list includes at least one frequency point, and each frequency point in the first frequency point list is determined by the terminal device as not supporting a slice service requested by the terminal device. The terminal device determines a second frequency point cell in response to a first frequency point corresponding to the first frequency point cell being in the first frequency point list, where a second frequency point corresponding to the second frequency point cell is not in the first frequency point list.

Abstract: Magnetic media including a magnetic recording layer structure formed of alternating magnetic recording sublayers and non-magnetic exchange control sublayers. The magnetic recording layer structure may include at least one magnetic recording sublayer formed to include a pair of thin films, with the films having different concentrations of platinum, ruthenium, and/or oxide segregants. That is, the sublayer has a “dual layer” structure. The dual layer structure can provide a gradient in magnetic anisotropy, saturation magnetization, and/or intergranular magnetic exchange coupling across the sublayer. In some examples, the film nearer to the substrate of the magnetic media has a higher platinum concentration than the other film. In one aspect, the magnetic media includes the substrate and the magnetic recording layer structure on the substrate, with the structure including six magnetic recording sublayers. In another aspect, a method of fabricating magnetic media with such structures is provided.

Abstract: Disclosed are an electromagnetic interference control method and a related product. The method is for an electronic device including an antenna and a camera. The method includes: obtaining a first operating frequency of the camera and a second operating frequency of the antenna; determining the second operating frequency is interfered; in response to the second operating frequency being interfered, obtaining a target frame rate range; determining an operating frequency of the camera corresponding to each frame rate in the target frame rate range; obtaining an operating frequency list; determining at least one third operating frequency from the operating frequency list; and selecting one third operating frequency from the at least one third operating frequency as a first target operating frequency; determining a first target frame rate; operating the camera at the first target operating frequency; and performing the video function based on the first target frame rate.

Abstract: A method for electromagnetic interference control and related devices are provided. The method includes the following. Electromagnetic interference between a Wi-Fi module and a MIPI of a display of the electronic device is detected in response to detecting a request for screen-projection to a target screen-projection device. In response to the detected electromagnetic interference, the display is turned off, and screen-projection to the target screen-projection device is performed, where the first prompt message indicates that the electronic device is turning off the display and performing screen-projection to the target screen-projection device.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a control scheme for a functional motor vehicle used in a fixed site. The present disclosure provides a motor vehicle control system, including a motor vehicle and a remote-controller. The motor vehicle is provided with at least one vehicle control button. The remote-controller is provided with at least one remote-controller control button. The remote-controller and the motor vehicle can conduct a positioning and ranging. The motor vehicle control system has a first control mode and a second control mode, that is, respectively, an automatic walking mode for ensuring the safety and an easy push mode for ensuring the safety. The present disclosure can improve the vehicle control modes, allowing users to obtain better customer experience.

Abstract: A computer implemented method includes detecting user interaction with mixed reality displayed content in a mixed reality system. User focus is determined as a function of the user interaction based on the user interaction using a spatial intent model. A length of time for extending voice engagement with the mixed reality system is modified based on the determined user focus. Detecting user interaction with the displayed content may include tracking eye movements to determine objects in the displayed content at which the user is looking and determining a context of a user dialog during the voice engagement.

Abstract: Magnetic recording media including a soft magnetic underlayer (SUL) formed over a plasma-polished substrate or pre-seed layer. In some examples, the substrate or pre-seed layer is plasma-polished using an inert gas such as krypton so that the roughness of the surface on which the SUL is deposited is reduced. The roughness reduction can lead to improved crystallographic texture within subsequently deposited media films, and consequently, to increased recording performance of the media. In particular, media signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), linear recording density, and areal recording density or areal density capacity (ADC) can be improved. In one aspect, a carbon deposition/etching apparatus may be modified to polish the substrate or pre-seed layer with krypton or other inert gases, rather than be used to deposit carbon overcoat.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium includes a substrate, a soft magnetic underlayer on the substrate, and a dual seed layer. The dual seed layer includes a first seed layer comprising NiFe at a first concentration, and a second seed layer comprising NiFe at a second concentration different from the first concentration and a segregant. The first seed layer may be on a soft magnetic underlayer and the second seed layer is on the first seed layer. The magnetic recording medium may further include one or more magnetic recording layers on the dual seed layer. The magnetic recording medium with the composition-graded dual seed layer may provide small grain size and good crystallographic texture for layers on the dual seed layer, including the magnetic recording layers.

Abstract: A head-mounted display comprises a display device and an outward-facing depth camera. A storage machine comprises instructions executable by a logic machine to present one or more virtual objects on the display device, to receive information from the depth camera about an environment, and to determine a position of the head-mounted display within the environment. Based on the position of the head-mounted display, a position of a joint of a user's arm is inferred. Based on the information received from the depth camera, a position of a user's hand is determined. A ray is cast from a portion of the user's hand based on the position of the joint of the user's arm and the position of the user's hand. Responsive to the ray intersecting with one or more control points of a virtual object, the user is provided with an indication that the virtual object is being targeted.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for selectively enabling or disabling control rays in mixed-reality environments. A system presents a mixed-reality environment to a user with a mixed-reality display device, displays a control ray as a hologram of a line extending away from the user control within the mixed-reality environment, and obtains a control ray activation variable associated with a user control. The control ray activation variable includes a velocity or acceleration of the user control. After displaying the control ray within the mixed-reality environment, and in response to determining that, the control ray activation variable exceeds a predetermined threshold, the system selectively disables display of the control ray within the mixed-reality environment.

Abstract: Examples are disclosed that relate to hand gesture-based emojis. One example provides, on a display device, a method comprising receiving hand tracking data representing a pose of a hand in a coordinate system, based on the hand tracking data, recognizing a hand gesture, and identifying an emoji corresponding to the hand gesture. The method further comprises presenting the emoji on the display device, and sending an instruction to one or more other display devices to present the emoji.

Abstract: This application provides an information processing method and apparatus in a virtual scene, a device, a computer-readable storage medium, and a computer program product. The method includes displaying a skill control of a target skill corresponding to a virtual object controlled by the electronic device in a display interface of a virtual scene; when the skill control is in a cooldown state, receiving a transmission instruction of skill cooldown prompt information triggered from the skill control, the transmission instruction being associated with a target virtual object in the virtual scene; transmitting the skill cooldown prompt information of the skill control to the target virtual object in the virtual scene in response to the transmission instruction; and displaying the skill cooldown prompt information prompting a cooldown time of the skill control.

Abstract: A computing system is provided. The computing system includes a head mounted display (HMD) device including a display, a processor configured to execute one or more programs, and associated memory. The processor is configured to display a virtual object at least partially within a field of view of a user on the display, identify a plurality of control points associated with the virtual object, and determine that one or more of the control points associated with the virtual object are further than a predetermined threshold distance from the user. The processor is configured to, based on the determination, invoke a far interaction mode for the virtual object and receive a trigger input from the user. In response to the trigger input in the far interaction mode, the processor is configured to invoke a near interaction mode and display a virtual interaction object within the predetermined threshold distance from the user.

Abstract: Magnetic recording media including a soft magnetic underlayer (SUL) formed over an oxidized pre-seed layer. In some examples, the pre-seed layer is oxidized to reduce an amount of intermixing between the pre-seed layer and the SUL. The reduction in intermixing via oxidation can lead to improved recording performance of the recording media that are deposited on the SUL. In particular, media overwrite, signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), linear recording density, and areal recording density or areal density capacity (ADC) can be improved. In one aspect, a deposition apparatus may be modified to inject oxygen during pre-seed layer deposition to oxidize the pre-seed layer.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for selectively enabling or disabling control rays in mixed-reality environments. In some instances, a mixed-reality display device presents a mixed-reality environment to a user which includes one or more holograms. The display device then detects a user gesture input associated with a user control (which may include a part of the user's body) during presentation of the mixed-reality environment. In response to detecting the user gesture, the display device selectively generates and displays a corresponding control ray as a hologram rendered by the display device extending away from the user control within the mixed-reality environment. Gestures may also be detected for selectively disabling control rays so that they are no longer rendered.

Abstract: Magnetic recording media including an interlayer configured to reduce lattice mismatch with adjacent layers of the media, such as an adjacent seed layer or an adjacent underlayer. In one example, an interlayer alloy is provided that includes tungsten (W) along with Cobalt (Co), Chromium (Cr), and Ruthenium (Ru). The atomic percentages of W and Ru within the interlayer are selected so that the amount lattice mismatch between the interlayer and its adjacent layers is below a preselected amount, such as below 3% as quantified by d-spacing. In some examples, the atomic percentage of Ru is greater than 25% and the atomic percentage of W is 2-10%. Methods of fabricating the magnetic recording media are also provided.