A virtual and augmented reality instruction system may include a complete format and a portable format. The complete format may include a board system to capture all movement (including writing and erasing) on the board's surface, and a tracking system to capture all physical movements. The portable format may include a touch-enabled device or digital pen and a microphone, and is designed to capture a subset of the data captured by the complete format. In one embodiment of the complete format, the board system and the tracking system can communicate with each other through a network, and control devices (such as a laptop, desktop, mobile phone and tablet) can be used to control the board system and tracking system through the network. In further embodiments of the complete format, augmented reality can be achieved within the tracking system through the combination of 3D sensors and see through augmented reality glasses.

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to control of a user device under a wet condition. In some aspects, a user device may determine whether the user device is operating under a wet condition; select, based at least in part on whether the user device is operating under the wet condition, a set of input components to control the user device, wherein the set of input components is selected from a plurality of different sets of input components; and configure a user interface of the user device according to the set of input components. Numerous other aspects are provided.

An image display system includes a projector projecting image light onto a projection surface, at least one camera picking up at least one image of the projection surface and thus acquiring at least one picked-up image, at least one microphone detecting a sound generated in an image pickup range of the camera, and a control device controlling a position or an orientation of an image displayed on the projection surface by the image light, based on the at least one picked-up image, when a target sound is detected based on the sound.

A virtual and augmented reality instruction system may include a complete format and a portable format. The complete format may include a board system to capture all movement (including writing and erasing) on the board's surface, and a tracking system to capture all physical movements. The portable format may include a touch-enabled device or digital pen and a microphone, and is designed to capture a subset of the data captured by the complete format. In one embodiment of the complete format, the board system and the tracking system can communicate with each other through a network, and control devices (such as a laptop, desktop, mobile phone and tablet) can be used to control the board system and tracking system through the network. In further embodiments of the complete format, augmented reality can be achieved within the tracking system through the combination of 3D sensors and see through augmented reality glasses.

An ultrasonic induction circuit is provided, a first electrode of an ultrasonic sensor is electrically connected with a first terminal of the ultrasonic sensing circuit, a second electrode is electrically connected with a second terminal of a first potential supply sub-circuit, and the first terminal of the first potential supply sub-circuit is electrically connected with a first potential supply end. A gate of M1 is electrically connected with the second electrode and the second terminal of the compensation sub-circuit. The second electrode is electrically connected with the first terminal of the compensation sub-circuit. The first electrode is coupled to the second potential supply end. The first terminal of the signal output sub-circuit is electrically connected to the second electrode of the first transistor, and the second terminal is electrically connected to the second terminal of the ultrasonic induction circuit.

A phased array ultrasound device includes transducer elements arranged in a two dimensional array; first electrodes, each first electrode extending along a first direction; and second electrodes, each second electrode extending along a second direction, where each transducer element is associated with one first electrode and one second electrode, where each transducer element includes a material located between its associated first electrode and second electrode, and is configured to emit an ultrasonic wave induced by a vibration force or an oscillation force of its material when the transducer element is actuated based on control signals applied to its associated first electrode and second electrode, where each transducer element has a unipolar actuation force direction, and where the phased array ultrasound device is configured to create a pressure focus point by actuating a set of transducer elements to form a combined ultrasonic wave.

A phased array ultrasound device includes transducer elements arranged in a two dimensional array; first electrodes, each first electrode extending along a first direction; and second electrodes, each second electrode extending along a second direction, where each transducer element is associated with one first electrode and one second electrode, where each transducer element includes a material located between its associated first electrode and second electrode, and is configured to emit an ultrasonic wave induced by a vibration force or an oscillation force of its material when the transducer element is actuated based on control signals applied to its associated first electrode and second electrode, where each transducer element has a unipolar actuation force direction, and where the phased array ultrasound device is configured to create a pressure focus point by actuating a set of transducer elements to form a combined ultrasonic wave.

A display device that senses externally applied pressure and a change in the resonant frequency of a piezoelectric element. The display device includes a piezoelectric sensor layer including a piezoelectric sensor; and a display panel disposed on the piezoelectric sensor layer. The piezoelectric sensor includes: a piezoelectric element having a first electrode, a second electrode facing the first electrode, and a piezoelectric material disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode; an alternating current (AC) voltage generator connected to the first electrode and applies a voltage having a resonance frequency to the piezoelectric element. A sensing circuit connected to the second electrode is configured to measure a change in impedance of the piezoelectric element.

A display device that senses externally applied pressure and a change in the resonant frequency of a piezoelectric element. The display device includes a piezoelectric sensor layer including a piezoelectric sensor; and a display panel disposed on the piezoelectric sensor layer. The piezoelectric sensor includes: a piezoelectric element having a first electrode, a second electrode facing the first electrode, and a piezoelectric material disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode; an alternating current (AC) voltage generator connected to the first electrode and applies a voltage having a resonance frequency to the piezoelectric element. A sensing circuit connected to the second electrode is configured to measure a change in impedance of the piezoelectric element.

The present disclosure provides a touch panel including: a touch region having a plurality of ultrasonic signal detection circuits and a reference region having a plurality of reference circuits, each ultrasonic signal detection circuit includes an ultrasonic sensor and a first driving circuit; the ultrasonic sensor includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a dielectric layer between the first electrode and the second electrode, the first driving circuit is configured to drive the ultrasonic sensor; each of the plurality of reference circuits includes a reference transceiver and a second driving circuit, the reference transceiver includes a third electrode, a fourth electrode, and a dielectric layer between the third electrode and the fourth electrode; the second driving circuit is configured to drive the reference transceiver; the dielectric layer of the ultrasonic sensor has piezoelectric sensitivity; the dielectric layer of the reference transceiver does not have the piezoelectric sensitivity.