Patent classifications
G06F3/0362
Operating device
Disclosed herein is an operating device connected to an information processing device, the operating device including an information transmitting section configured to receive an operation of a user and transmit operation information indicating content of the operation to the information processing device and a control processing section configured to perform control processing determined in advance according to the operation of the user, the information transmitting section transmitting state information indicating an execution state of the control processing to the information processing device.
HAND PRESENCE SENSING AT CONTROL INPUT DEVICE
Implementations relate to hand presence sensing at a control input device. In some implementations, a control input device includes a base member, a handle coupled to the base member and configured to be manually contacted at a grip portion of the handle and moved by a hand of a user in one or more degrees of freedom, one or more control input sensors configured to detect positions or orientations of the handle in the one or more degrees of freedom, and a presence sensor coupled to the base member. The presence sensor has a sensing field, and at least a portion of the sensing field is located proximate to the handle.
User interface for manipulating user interface objects
- Nicholas Zambetti ,
- Imran Chaudhri ,
- Jonathan R. DASCOLA ,
- Alan C. DYE ,
- Christopher Patrick FOSS ,
- Aurelio GUZMAN ,
- Chanaka G. Karunamuni ,
- Duncan Robert Kerr ,
- Stephen O. Lemay ,
- Natalia MARIC ,
- Christopher Wilson ,
- Eric Lance WILSON ,
- Lawrence Y. YANG ,
- Gary Ian Butcher ,
- Anton M. DAVYDOV ,
- Dylan Ross EDWARDS ,
- Jonathan P. Ive ,
- Zachery Kennedy ,
- Nicholas V. King ,
- Daniel Trent Preston
User interface navigation on a personal electronics device based on movements of a crown is disclosed. The device can select an appropriate level of information arranged along a z-axis for display based on crown movement. The navigation can be based on an angular velocity of the crown.
User interface for manipulating user interface objects
- Nicholas Zambetti ,
- Imran Chaudhri ,
- Jonathan R. DASCOLA ,
- Alan C. DYE ,
- Christopher Patrick FOSS ,
- Aurelio GUZMAN ,
- Chanaka G. Karunamuni ,
- Duncan Robert Kerr ,
- Stephen O. Lemay ,
- Natalia MARIC ,
- Christopher Wilson ,
- Eric Lance WILSON ,
- Lawrence Y. YANG ,
- Gary Ian Butcher ,
- Anton M. DAVYDOV ,
- Dylan Ross EDWARDS ,
- Jonathan P. Ive ,
- Zachery Kennedy ,
- Nicholas V. King ,
- Daniel Trent Preston
User interface navigation on a personal electronics device based on movements of a crown is disclosed. The device can select an appropriate level of information arranged along a z-axis for display based on crown movement. The navigation can be based on an angular velocity of the crown.
Capacitive gap sensor ring for an input device
An input mechanism for a portable electronic device includes a rotational manipulation mechanism, such as a cap or shaft. The input mechanism also includes a sensor having first capacitive elements coupled to the manipulation mechanism, second capacitive elements, and a dielectric positioned between the first and second capacitive elements. Movement of the manipulation mechanism alters the positions of the first and second capacitive elements with respect to each other and is determinable based on capacitance changes resulting therefrom. In some implementations, the second capacitive elements may be part of an inner ring or partial ring nested at least partially within an outer ring or partial ring.
Capacitive gap sensor ring for an input device
An input mechanism for a portable electronic device includes a rotational manipulation mechanism, such as a cap or shaft. The input mechanism also includes a sensor having first capacitive elements coupled to the manipulation mechanism, second capacitive elements, and a dielectric positioned between the first and second capacitive elements. Movement of the manipulation mechanism alters the positions of the first and second capacitive elements with respect to each other and is determinable based on capacitance changes resulting therefrom. In some implementations, the second capacitive elements may be part of an inner ring or partial ring nested at least partially within an outer ring or partial ring.
Display device with a control circuit board
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a display device. The display device includes: a display panel; a control circuit board; and a rotary knob assembly connected to the control circuit board. The rotary knob assembly includes a rotary rod and a rotary knob cap, the rotary rod is connected to the rotary knob cap, and the rotary knob cap is configured to drive the rotary rod to rotate. The display panel is connected to the control circuit board, the rotary knob assembly is configured for generating a signal according to an action of the rotary knob cap and transmitting the signal to the control circuit board, and the control circuit board is configured for controlling the display panel to display according to the signal.
Display device with a control circuit board
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a display device. The display device includes: a display panel; a control circuit board; and a rotary knob assembly connected to the control circuit board. The rotary knob assembly includes a rotary rod and a rotary knob cap, the rotary rod is connected to the rotary knob cap, and the rotary knob cap is configured to drive the rotary rod to rotate. The display panel is connected to the control circuit board, the rotary knob assembly is configured for generating a signal according to an action of the rotary knob cap and transmitting the signal to the control circuit board, and the control circuit board is configured for controlling the display panel to display according to the signal.
Sensor device and input device
According to one embodiment, a sensor device includes an electrostatic capacitive touch panel, and an input device mounted on the touch panel. The input device includes a knob rotatably disposed about a rotation axis, and a first conductor held by the knob and being in contact with the touch panel in a part of a circumference about the rotation axis.
TACTILE PRESENTATION PANEL, TACTILE PRESENTATION TOUCH PANEL, TACTILE PRESENTATION TOUCH DISPLAY, AND TACTILE PRESENTATION KNOB
A tactile presentation panel according to the present invention includes a tactile presentation voltage generation circuit that generates a voltage signal having a first frequency to be applied to at least one first electrode located in at least a partial region on an operation surface of the tactile presentation panel, and generates a voltage signal having a second frequency different from the first frequency to be applied to at least one second electrode located in at least a partial region on the operation surface of the tactile presentation panel, a charge discharge portion that is connected to the tactile electrode and discharges charges accumulated in a conductive elastic portion, and a touch detection circuit that detects contact of the user with a tactile presentation knob.