Systems, apparatuses, and methods may provide for technology to dynamically control a display in response to ocular characteristic measurements of at least one eye of a user.

A mechanism is described for facilitating using of a shared local memory for register spilling/filling relating to graphics processors at computing devices. A method of embodiments, as described herein, includes reserving one or more spaces of a shared local memory (SLM) to perform one or more of spilling and filling relating to registers associated with a graphics processor of a computing device.

Aspects of the present disclosure can receive a hardware Vsync signal from a display, generate a hardware timestamp signal based on the hardware Vsync signal, determine an error for a pulse in the hardware timestamp signal, determine whether the error for the pulse is over a threshold, synchronize a software Vsync signal based on the hardware timestamp signal, wherein the pulse of the hardware timestamp signal is ignored in synchronization based on whether the error is above the threshold, and control rendering and transmission of a frame to the display based on the synchronized software Vsync signal.

A tiled display apparatus includes a main display driving board and display modules. Each display module includes a system board. The main display driving board is coupled to a first stage system board. The main display driving board is configured to receive a display signal, acquire a main screen region display signal, and transmit the main screen region display signal to the first stage system board. The system board is configured to receive the main screen region display signal, and extract a group of main screen region display data corresponding thereto from the main screen region display signal to control a display module to which the system board belongs to display an image according to the main screen region display data. Except for a last stage system board, remaining system boards are each further configured to transmit the received main screen region display signal to a next stage system board.

The present invention includes systems and methods for a multi-primary color system for display. A multi-primary color system increases the number of primary colors available in a color system and color system equipment. Increasing the number of primary colors reduces metameric errors from viewer to viewer. One embodiment of the multi-primary color system includes Red, Green, Blue, Cyan, Yellow, and Magenta primaries. The systems of the present invention maintain compatibility with existing color systems and equipment and provide systems for backwards compatibility with older color systems.

In one embodiment, one or more computing systems may determine a first display content to be displayed on a display. The first display content may be associated with one or more frames. The one or more computing systems may determine an optimization operation for the first display content based on one or more first parameters associated with the display or one or more second parameters associated with the one or more frames. The one or more computing systems may adjust the one or more frames based on the optimization operation. The adjusted one or more frames may have at least one optimized attribute comparing to the one or more frames before being adjusted. The one or more computing systems may output the adjusted one or more frames to the display to represent the first display content.

A display device includes a control circuit and a driving circuit driving a display panel to display an image. In response to determining that the driving circuit is to be switched from a running state to a standby state, the control circuit stops supplying power to the driving circuit. In response to determining that the driving circuit is to be switched from the standby state to the running state, the control circuit resumes the power supply to the driving circuit, and transmits a target reset signal to the driving circuit. The target reset signal is the same as a reset signal sent by a host computer to the driving circuit in response to a coupling being established between the driving circuit and the host computer.

Embodiments of the subject matter described herein relate to a wireless programmable media processing system. In the media processing system, a processing unit in a computing device generates a frame to be displayed based on a graphics content for an application running on the computing device. The frame to be displayed is then divided into a plurality of block groups which are compressed. The plurality of compressed block groups are sent to a graphics display device over a wireless link. In this manner, both the generation and the compression of the frame to be displayed may be completed at the same processing unit in the computing device, which avoids data copying and simplifies processing operations. Thereby, the data processing speed and efficiency is improved significantly.

Systems and methods for displaying super saturated color. Image data for display on a display or viewing device with a potential white luminance in a standard system with a maximum luminance is processed such that colors near the white point are reduced to a limited luminance. As the chroma of the displayed color is increased, a luminance attenuation is decreased. The scaling of the reduction is operable to be a linear function, a non-linear function, or any other function.

Embodiments of this application relate to the field of image processing and display technologies, and provide a method for image processing based on vertical synchronization signals and an electronic device, to shorten a response latency of the electronic device and improve fluency (such as a touch latency) of the electronic device. A specific solution includes: drawing, by the electronic device, one or more first layers in response to a first vertical synchronization signal, and rendering the one or more first layers, and after rendering the one or more first layers, performing layer composing on the rendered one or more first layers to obtain a first image frame; and refreshing and displaying the first image frame in response to a second vertical synchronization signal.