Abstract: Technical solutions are described that enable passengers on a commercial passenger vehicle interact with each other during a trip using their electronic devices by communicating using an on-board communication platform. The platform can provide an in-flight shared virtual environment or world that is accessible and traversable by passengers and that includes real-world and/or virtual for passengers to consume. Passengers can create or use virtual avatars to preserve anonymity and privacy while interacting and communicating with others within the in-flight shared virtual environment or world. Data records/logs capturing cross-passenger interactions or communications within the in-flight shared virtual environment can be purged after the vehicle's flight.

Abstract: Technical solutions are described that provide in-flight virtual experiences for passengers onboard a commercial passenger vehicle. In some examples, the in-flight virtual experiences simulate real-life experiences that relate to the respective travels or journeys of the passengers. For example, the in-flight virtual experiences can simulate, in various extended reality (XR) forms (e.g., virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), mixed reality (MR)), tourism attractions at journey destinations, vendor goods and services, and the like. The in-flight virtual experiences are provided via virtual experience applications implemented by an in-vehicle system, and multiple passengers can interact and collaborate in a combined session for a virtual experience application.

Abstract: A display panel includes: a substrate; a plurality of pixels on the substrate, the plurality of pixels including an emitting element; a power supply line on the substrate, the power supply line being configured to receive power supplied from a power supply; and a temperature sensor at a peripheral region of the power supply line and for sensing a temperature of the power supply line.

Abstract: A display device includes a display panel including a plurality of pixels, a power supply configured to generate a power voltage to drive the plurality of pixels and positioned external to the display panel, and a power voltage controller configured to receive the power voltage from the power supply, to generate a divided voltage by dividing the power voltage, to output a compare result signal by comparing the divided voltage to a predetermined reference voltage, and to control an output of the power supply to allow a voltage level of the divided voltage to be the same as a voltage level of the reference voltage based on the compare result signal.

Abstract: A bi-curvature lens for diodes in an infrared wireless communication transceiver is disclosed. Devices having such a bi-curvature lens, such as a light emitting device, a light detecting device, and a transceiver are also disclosed. A method for designing such a lens, and a method for fabricating a device having such a lens are also disclosed. The bi-curvature lens disclosed has a bottom hemispherical portion and a top aspherical portion. Light emitting diodes and photo detectors used in conjunction with bi-curvature lenses display symmetrical radiation intensity profiles, in accordance with Infrared Data Association standards and protocols.

Abstract: A bi-curvature lens for diodes in an infrared wireless communication transceiver is disclosed. Devices having such a bi-curvature lens, such as a light emitting device, a light detecting device, and a transceiver are also disclosed. A method for designing such a lens, and a method for fabricating a device having such a lens are also disclosed. The bi-curvature lens disclosed has a bottom hemispherical portion and a top aspherical portion. Light emitting diodes and photo detectors used in conjunction with bi-curvature lenses display symmetrical radiation intensity profiles, in accordance with Infrared Data Association standards and protocols.

Abstract: An electronic device having a first piece, a second piece moveable with respect to the first piece, and a position sensor operable to sense the position of the second piece relative to the first piece. The electronic device is operated in a first mode or a second mode dependent upon the position of the second piece relative to the first piece. Optionally, a proximity sensor is provided to detect the presence of a body in close proximity to the device when the second piece is in an open position relative to the first piece.

Abstract: An optical transceiver includes a substrate having first and second sides. A light emitter mounted to the first side. A light receiver is mounted to the first side and comprises a dielectric totally internally reflecting concentrator directing light to a photodetector. Amplification circuits are mounted to the second side and are electrically connected to the light emitter and the light receiver through the substrate. The light emitter and the light receiver are housed in separate molded housings. A DTIRC is used to provide a good link distance and a wide field of view.

Abstract: A system for automating events performable on Internet information, such as a Web page requested, by a user using a Web browser, is disclosed. The automating system operates by receiving the requested Internet information for viewing on the browser, and modifying the requested Internet information, including tagging data therein upon which an event is dependable. An event includes the clicking of a hyperlink in the Web page. The automating system also operates by monitoring occurrence of the event using the tagged data, and performing knowledge acquisition when the user performs the event, wherein knowledge being acquired relates to logic by which the user performs the event.