Patent classifications
G09G5/42
ELECTRONIC DEVICE, METHOD, AND COMPUTER-READABLE MEDIUM FOR DISPLAYING SCREEN IN DEFORMABLE DISPLAY PANEL
An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a deformable display panel, a sensor, a display driving circuit operatively coupled to the deformable display panel and the sensor, and comprising a graphical random access memory (GRAM), and a processor operatively coupled to the display driving circuit and the sensor, wherein the display driving circuit can be configured to, while the size of a displayable area of the deformable display panel is changed, store, in the GRAM, data for displaying an image of a first size received from the processor, receive, from the sensor, a signal for indicating that the size of the displayable area is a second size smaller than the first size, after the data is stored, and scan part of the data in response to the reception of the signal, thereby displaying an image of the second size through the deformable display panel.
Distributed video pipe
A display device has a plurality of display panels (21) together forming a single display screen, where each display panel (21) is connected to a display controller (24) which receives display data of a portion of a complete image for display on the display panel (21). The complete image (S1) includes one or more bounded regions (S2, S3, S4, S5) of display data. Each display controller (21) also receives position information relating to a change in lateral position and/or stacking order position of one or more bounded regions that are to be displayed at least partly on that display panel (21). If the display controller (24) determines that it does not have knowledge of display data in the bounded region (S2, S3, S4, S5) to be displayed on the display panel for which the position information was received, it obtains that knowledge from another display controller (24) that has such knowledge. The display controller (24) then processes the display data for the portion of the complete image utilising the knowledge obtained from another display controller (24), and outputs the processed display data for the portion of the complete image to the corresponding display panel (21).
Unlimited Pixel Canvas For LED Video Walls
Methods, systems and devices for displaying video content on large, high resolution video walls, which may comprise a mesh network of an array of display tiles with redundant network switching, in which a virtual, unlimited pixel canvas is created in a video controller memory to facilitate packetizing and addressing of video content packets for delivery to the video wall through a packet-switched network. Embodiments disclosed are particularly well-suited for use with video walls employing LED tiles.
IMAGE SIGNAL PROCESSOR, METHOD OF OPERATING THE IMAGE SIGNAL PROCESSOR, AND APPLICATION PROCESSOR INCLUDING THE IMAGE SIGNAL PROCESSOR
An image signal processor for generating a converted image based on a raw image includes processing circuitry configured to store data corresponding to a plurality of lines of a received image in a line buffer, perform an image processing operation by filtering the data stored in the line buffer based on at least one filter, and divide the raw image into a plurality of sub-images and request the plurality of sub-images from a memory in which the raw image is stored, such that the plurality of sub-images are sequentially received by the line buffer, a width of each of the plurality of sub-images being less than a width of the line buffer, and the plurality of sub-images being parallel to each other.
Distributed video pipe
A display device has display panels forming a single display screen, where each display panel is connected to a display controller which receives display data of a portion of a complete image for display on the display panel. The complete image includes one or more bounded regions of display data. Each display controller receives position information relating to a change in lateral position and/or stacking order position of one or more bounded regions to be displayed at least partly on that display panel. If the display controller does not have knowledge of display data in the bounded region to be displayed on the display panel, it obtains that knowledge from another display controller. The display controller processes the display data for the portion of the complete image utilizing the knowledge obtained, and outputs the processed display data for the portion of the complete image to the corresponding display panel.
Temporal supersampling for foveated rendering systems
Methods and systems are provided for using temporal supersampling to increase a displayed resolution associated with peripheral region of a foveated rendering view. A method for enabling reconstitution of higher resolution pixels from a low resolution sampling region for fragment data is provided. The method includes an operation for receiving a fragment from a rasterizer of a GPU and for applying temporal supersampling to the fragment with the low resolution sampling region over a plurality of prior frames to obtain a plurality of color values. The method further includes an operation for reconstituting a plurality of high resolution pixels in a buffer that is based on the plurality of color values obtained via the temporal supersampling. Moreover, the method includes an operation for sending the plurality of high resolution pixels for display.
Private virtualized displays
In some examples, a non-transitory machine readable medium storing instructions executable by a processor to store display information in a private memory hidden from an operating system (OS), and divisibly virtualize a contiguous planar display into a first area as a main display and a second area as a second display separate from the main display, where the continuous planar display is divisibly virtualized responsive to exposure of the display information to the OS or the display information being directly provided to a graphics processing unit (GPU).
Private virtualized displays
In some examples, a non-transitory machine readable medium storing instructions executable by a processor to store display information in a private memory hidden from an operating system (OS), and divisibly virtualize a contiguous planar display into a first area as a main display and a second area as a second display separate from the main display, where the continuous planar display is divisibly virtualized responsive to exposure of the display information to the OS or the display information being directly provided to a graphics processing unit (GPU).
PRIVATE VIRTUALIZED DISPLAYS
In some examples, a non-transistory machine readable medium storing instructions executable by a processor to store display information in a private memory hidden from an operating system (OS), and divisibly virtualize a contiguous planar display into a first area as a main display and a second area as a second display separate from the main display, where the continuous planar display is divisibly virtualized responsive to exposure of the display information to the OS or the display information being directly provided to a graphics processing unit (GPU).
PRIVATE VIRTUALIZED DISPLAYS
In some examples, a non-transistory machine readable medium storing instructions executable by a processor to store display information in a private memory hidden from an operating system (OS), and divisibly virtualize a contiguous planar display into a first area as a main display and a second area as a second display separate from the main display, where the continuous planar display is divisibly virtualized responsive to exposure of the display information to the OS or the display information being directly provided to a graphics processing unit (GPU).