An apparatus and method for arranging a keypad in a wireless terminal, and more particularly, to an apparatus and method for arranging a keypad in a wireless terminal to conveniently perform a key input in the wireless terminal, the apparatus including: a display unit for displaying the keypad in at least one of a right and left side on a screen of the display unit in a horizontal mode of the wireless terminal; and a controller for controlling the display unit to display the keypad in the right and/or left side on the screen of the display unit in the horizontal mode of the wireless terminal.

A detachable mechanical keyboard includes a first mechanical keyboard and a second mechanical keyboard. The first mechanical keyboard has a first function key section, a first numeric key section, and a first alphabetic key section. The first mechanical keyboard has a first side, and a first connector adjacent to the first side. The second mechanical keyboard has a second function key section, a second numeric key section, and a second alphabetic key section. The second mechanical keyboard has a second side, and a second connector adjacent to the second side. The first mechanical keyboard is detachably assembled with the second mechanical keyboard to form a standard layout keyboard. When the first mechanical keyboard is detached from the second mechanical keyboard, the first mechanical keyboard can be used independently.

A keyboard assembly includes a keyboard body and a drive mechanism. The keyboard body includes a frame assembly and keys. The keys are arranged in a plurality of rows in parallel, each row of keys include a plurality of keys, and the keys are located in key slots on the keyboard body. The frame assembly includes a first frame and a crossbar, and the drive mechanism drives the first frame to move in an arrangement direction of the plurality of rows of keys. One crossbar is correspondingly disposed for each row of keys, the crossbar moves, along with movement of the first frame, in an arrangement direction of each row of keys, and the keys move, along with movement of the crossbar, in a direction toward the key slots or in a direction of exposing the key slots.

An adjusting method of a virtual keyboard adapted to a first touch device is disclosed. The first touch device displays a virtual keyboard with several keys. The adjusting method includes the following operations: adjusting a position and a size of the virtual keyboard displayed on the first touch device according to an operating range of a user; collecting several first click points on the virtual keyboard and one of the keys corresponding to the first click points; analyzing several press distributions of the keys according to the first click points; determining one of the keys corresponding to a second click point according to the press distributions and center points of the keys; transmitting the press distributions and the position and the size of the virtual keyboard to a server; and transmitting the press distributions and the position and the size of the virtual keyboard to a second touch device.

An adjusting method of a virtual keyboard adapted to a first touch device is disclosed. The first touch device displays a virtual keyboard with several keys. The adjusting method includes the following operations: adjusting a position and a size of the virtual keyboard displayed on the first touch device according to an operating range of a user; collecting several first click points on the virtual keyboard and one of the keys corresponding to the first click points; analyzing several press distributions of the keys according to the first click points; determining one of the keys corresponding to a second click point according to the press distributions and center points of the keys; transmitting the press distributions and the position and the size of the virtual keyboard to a server; and transmitting the press distributions and the position and the size of the virtual keyboard to a second touch device.

A foldable portable keyboard includes a first input module, a second input module, a connecting unit and a handgrip unit. The first input module has opposing front and back faces, and opposing first and second ends. The second input module has opposing front and back faces, and opposing first and second ends. The connecting unit is configured to be connected to the first end of the first input module and the first end of the second input module. The handgrip unit is configured to be engaged to the second end of the first input module and the second end of the second input module. The first input module and the second input module are configured to be in a flat configuration or in a folded configuration.

The character input keyboard. One shift key and one space key are placed on the home position of the left and right thumb, and one control key is placed between them. These keys have the width from 1 to 1.5 times of the character key.

Method and apparatus are disclosed for detection of lane conditions vehicles in adaptive cruise control systems. An example vehicle includes a communication module for V2V communication, a camera for capturing images, and a controller. The controller is to identify a vehicle type of a lead vehicle based upon the images and determine a lead vehicle speed. The controller also is to send, via the communication module, an alert to the lead vehicle responsive to determining the lead vehicle is a passenger vehicle and the lead vehicle speed is less than a speed setting for activated adaptive cruise control.

An input system includes a first base portion and a second base portion that each include a keying surface. A base portion manipulation mechanism couples the first base portion to the second base portion. The base portion manipulation mechanism includes a moveable coupling that is configured to allow relative movement of the first base portion and the second base portion into at least one of a tented orientation and a splayed orientation. A locking mechanism provides a biasing force that causes an engagement between portions of the moveable coupling that resists relative movement of the first base portion and the second base portion absent an unlocking force, wherein the locking mechanism is responsive to the unlocking force that overcomes the biasing force to allow relative movement of the first base portion and the second base portion into the at least one of the tented orientation and the splayed orientation.

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments providing an ergonomic user interface keyboard. An embodiment operates by obtaining an accessibility measure corresponding to a finger of a user. An interface keyboard is configured based on an accessibility map corresponding, to the accessibility measure of the finger. The interface keyboard associated with a device is displayed.