The present application provides a differential signal interface and a display device adopting the differential signal interface. A plurality of different differential signals are transmitted between a transmitting end and a receiving end of the differential signal interface by a plurality of differential pairs. A plurality of moderating modules are disposed between the transmitting end and the receiving end. Each moderating module is connected to a corresponding differential pair and is configured to adjust the impedance of the transmitting end and/or the receiving end such that the impedance of the transmitting end and/or the receiving end matches the impedance of the corresponding differential pair.

A display device includes a display panel, a first memory, and a degradation compensator. The first memory device stores stress data including degradation values representing a degradation degree of each of the blocks in the display panel. The degradation compensator loads the stress data from the first memory device, updates the stress data based on current input data and a maximum degradation value, updates the maximum degradation value based on degradation values included in the updated stress data, and generate compensated data by compensating for the current input data based on the updated stress data. The degradation compensator determines whether a first degradation value included in the stress data is normal by comparing the first degradation value with the maximum degradation value, and updates the first degradation value based on at least one adjacent degradation value adjacent to the first degradation value, when the first degradation value is abnormal.

Techniques for calibrating cameras and displays are disclosed. An image of a target is captured using a camera. The target includes a tessellation having a repeated structure of tiles. The target further includes unique patterns superimposed onto the tessellation. Matrices are formed based on pixel intensities within the captured image. Each of the matrices includes values each corresponding to the pixel intensities within one of the tiles. The matrices are convolved with kernels to generate intensity maps. Each of the kernels is generated based on a corresponding unique pattern of the unique patterns. An extrema value is identified in each of the intensity maps. A location of each of the unique patterns within the image is determined based on the extrema value for each of the intensity maps. A device calibration is performed using the location of each of the unique patterns.

A method for applying adapted colour rendering in relation to intensity of light of wavelengths relevant to the circadian rhythm of a user, a computer program, a carrier, a system and a head-mounted device is disclosed. The method comprises receiving gaze tracking information identifying a gaze vector of the user of the system, and determining a respective location of a first area of the display and a second areas of the display based on the identified gaze vector. A first colour rendering mode is applied in the first area of the display, and a second colour rendering mode is applied in the second area of the display. The first colour rendering mode and the second colour rendering mode differ in relation to a degree of selective adaptation of intensity of light of wavelengths relevant to the circadian rhythm of the user.

A fixture that is configured to hold a mobile device for calibrating an electronic display screen includes an adjustable arm, a controller including a processor, one or more motors, one or more suction cups configured to attach the fixture to the electronic display screen, one or more brackets, attached to the arm, to hold the mobile device such that the camera of the mobile device points towards the electronic display screen. The processor of the controller is configured to receive one or more signals from the mobile device to move the adjustable arm to point the camera of the mobile device towards a point on the electronic display screen, and in response to receiving the signals from the mobile device, send one or more signals to the motors to move the adjustable arm to point the camera of the mobile device towards the point on the electronic display screen.

A display device includes a liquid crystal display including a first liquid crystal display panel that displays a character or an image; a decorative member; and a controller that controls the display of the liquid crystal display. The decorative member is disposed on a display surface side of the liquid crystal display, and includes a display region in which the display of the liquid crystal display is transparently displayed, and a non-display region adjacent to the display region. The controller controls a luminance through the decorative member of a black display of the liquid crystal display to a luminance invisible to a user, and controls the luminance through the decorative member of a low-gradation region, except for the black display, of the liquid crystal display to a luminance visible to the user.

A method provided by the present application comprises: obtaining a number n of rows of pixel units to be precharged; controlling a scanning driving chip to sequentially output n first scanning enable signals to a scanning driving circuit according to the number n of rows; and outputting a second scanning enable signal to the scanning driving circuit, so that the scanning driving circuit is controlled to output a second scanning signal to the pixel units of the n-th row to charge the pixel units of the n-th row.

A studio display environment and/or applications thereof are provided, wherein a display (e.g. LED display) is used onto which images or video are being shown, that are recorded by one or more cameras. The invention further relates to methods and systems for improved camera view in such studio display environment and/or applications.

What is disclosed are systems and methods for optical correction for correcting for non-uniformity in active matrix light emitting diode device (AMOLED) and other emissive displays, using iterative processing of images of calibration patterns including features of coarse and fine granularity to successively generate a high-resolution estimate of the panel pixel locations.

The present disclosure relates to a method and a device for compensating for a luminance deviation. A difference in pixel value of the image capturing device between a first pixel and a second pixel in the screen and a difference in gray scale level between first and second gray scale levels are derived from a captured image at the first gray scale level and a captured image at the second gray scale level which include pixel values of the image capturing device. A pixel value for the second pixel is calculated from the captured image at the first gray scale level.