A display module includes a first substrate; a plurality of micro-pixel packages provided on an upper surface of the first substrate and including a plurality of pixels arranged in two dimensions; a plurality of micro-pixel controllers provided on the upper surface of the first substrate and configured to control the plurality of micro-pixel packages; and a driver integrated chip (IC) configured to transmit a driving signal to the plurality of micro-pixel controllers, wherein upper ends of the plurality of micro-pixel packages are positioned higher than upper ends of the plurality of micro-pixel controllers with respect to the upper surface of the first substrate.

Disclosed herein are apparatuses and methods for managing collaborations in an operation control center. An implementation may comprise identifying, using at least one sensor, a plurality of persons in an operation control center comprising a display device. The implementation may comprise retrieving, from memory, user profiles of a first person and a second person, wherein the user profiles respectively indicate security access rights and responsibilities of the first person and the second person and determining locations of the first person and the second person in the operation control center. The implementation may comprise allocating, on the display device, a first display area to the first person and a second display area to the second person based on the locations, the security access rights, and the responsibilities. The implementation may comprising notifying the first person or the second person of a security event on a display area.

Methods, apparatus, systems, and articles of manufacture are disclosed to map multi-display positions. An example apparatus includes processor circuitry to cause a first display to present a first image, cause a second display to present a second image, detect a first reflection based on the first image, detect a second reflection based on the second image, and determine a position of the first display relative to the second display based on the first reflection and the second reflection.

An electronic device according to various embodiments of the present invention comprises: a first main body including a first surface and a second surface which faces the opposite direction to the first surface; a second main body including a third surface which faces the first surface of the first main body part when being folded in a first direction, and a fourth surface which faces the second surface of the first main body part when being folded in a second direction; a rotatable connection unit which connects at least a part of one side of the first main body part and at least a part of one side of the second main body part; a first display which is exposed to the first surface of the first main body part; a second display which is exposed to the third surface of the second main body part; a processor which is electrically connected to the first display and the second display; and a memory which is electrically connected to the processor. The memory, when being executed, may store instructions for instructing the processor to display the first screen and the second screen on the first display and the second display, respectively, when an angle between the first main body and the second main body is included in a first range, and to display at least one from among the third screen and the fourth screen on at least one from among the first display and the second display when an angle between the first main body and the second main body is out of the first range and is included in a second range due to the first main body and the second main body being folded in the second direction.

Disclosed is a multi-display apparatus including display modules and a sensor. Some of the display modules sequentially connected receive a signal from the sensor, and each of the display modules transmits signals including the signal from the sensor to a display module connected to a rear stage thereof. The display module connected to a final stage transmits the signal from the sensor to a control box. The control box includes a detector configured to detect whether signals from a plurality of transmission lines include a generated flag signal based on the signals including a signal from the sensor and a selector configured to select a transmission line detected as including the flag signal by the detector and set the selected transmission line as a channel for communication with the sensor.

The description relates to cooperatively controlling devices based upon their location and pose. One example can receive first sensor data associated with a first device and second sensor data associated with a second device. This example can analyze the first sensor data and the second sensor data to determine relative locations and poses of the first device relative to the second device and can supply the locations and poses to enable content to be collectively presented across the devices based upon the relative locations and poses.

An embodiment modular light-emitting diode (LED) display panel includes attachment points for use in attachment as part of a multi-panel modular LED display, a printed circuit board including a first side and an opposite second side, and a plastic casing attached to the opposite second side of the printed circuit board. A perimeter of the plastic casing is substantially rectangular and has a height and a width. The modular LED display panel further includes a display surface including a plurality of LEDs arranged as pixels and attached to the first side of the printed circuit board. The pixels are arranged in a rectangular array including at least fifty pixels. Each of the pixels of the rectangular array is spaced from each respective adjacent pixel of the rectangular array by a pitch. The pitch is a predetermined constant number. The pitch does not depend on the height and the width.

The present invention relates to a tower comprising multifunction smart node and interactive kiosk for use with a modular, multipurpose tower, to be used in smart city applications, citywide Wi-Fi deployments, video surveillance applications, environmental sensors and other communication venues (wired or wireless) involving wireless network deployments of various wireless technologies. The tower includes modular compartments that can be configured for multiple applications and a central support pole.

A virtual and augmented reality system, method and computer program product employing workgroup pods, including work pods configured as three-dimensional closed polygon physical structures having n sides including respective walls having respective computer displays linked to each other via a communications network for enabling augmented and/or virtual reality content to be displayed thereon. Inside wall displays are a private work stage for private augmented and/or virtual reality content, outside wall displays are public private work stage for shared content. One of the work pods is a workgroup pod that receives and merges shared augmented and/or virtual reality content from the other work pods on a private stage thereof, and shares and displays the merged augmented and/or virtual reality content on a public stage thereof.

Methods for pen-specific user interface controls are performed by systems and devices. Users activate pen-specific menus at user devices by activating controls of a touch pen such as a tail button. A communication is received by a device, from a touch pen, that indicates an activation control of the touch pen has been physically activated. The user device selects a touch pen menu that includes selectable menu options for respective launching of separate pen applications from among available menus based at least on the received communication. The device determines menu presentation information specifying a location within a user interface (UI) from a state of the UI at a time associated with the communication. The touch pen menu is displayed via the UI according to the menu presentation information. A detection for selection of a selectable menu option causes the device to launch a pen application associated therewith.