One variation of a system for interfacing a computer system and a user includes: a touch sensor defining a touch sensor surface and extending over an array of sense electrode and drive electrode pairs; a vibrator coupled to the touch sensor surface; and a controller configured to: detect application of an input onto the touch sensor surface and a force magnitude of the first input at a first time; execute a down-click cycle in response to the force magnitude exceeding a threshold magnitude by driving the vibrator to oscillate the touch sensor surface; map a location of the input on the touch sensor surface to a key of a keyboard represented by the touch sensor surface; and output a touch image representing the key and the force magnitude of the input on the touch sensor surface at approximately the first time.

Disclosed herein are a text input apparatus for improving speech recognition performance and a method using the same. The text input method may include arranging all characters on an input screen including multiple key input areas in consideration of usage frequency of respective characters and usage association between the characters, setting input schemes for all the characters in consideration of positions of the multiple key input areas and positions of characters arranged in each key input area, and inputting characters through touch-based input corresponding to the input schemes.

A network based order fulfillment systems having an improved user interface at both a customer device and at an order fulfillment location employee device. Both customer and employee devices scan collect user input and other information using one or more sensors of the user devices to provide proper notifications to both the customer and the employee based on the actions of each. Location information for a customer computing device can be used to continually update ETA and time since arrival information displayed at the employee's computing device.

Methods and systems for predicting keystrokes using a neural network analyzing cumulative effects of a plurality of factors impacting the typing behavior of a user. The factors may include typing pattern, previous keystrokes, specifics of keyboard used for typing, and contextual parameters pertaining to a device displaying the keyboard and the user. A plurality of features may be extracted and fused to obtain a plurality of feature vectors. The plurality of feature vectors can be optimized and processed by the neural network to identify known features and learn unknown features that are impacting the typing behavior. Thereby, the neural network predicts keystrokes using the known and unknown features.

Methods and systems for predicting keystrokes using a neural network analyzing cumulative effects of a plurality of factors impacting the typing behavior of a user. The factors may include typing pattern, previous keystrokes, specifics of keyboard used for typing, and contextual parameters pertaining to a device displaying the keyboard and the user. A plurality of features may be extracted and fused to obtain a plurality of feature vectors. The plurality of feature vectors can be optimized and processed by the neural network to identify known features and learn unknown features that are impacting the typing behavior. Thereby, the neural network predicts keystrokes using the known and unknown features.

Embodiments of the present invention provide an application display method and a terminal, where the method includes: acquiring a first flicking gesture, where a start position of the first flicking gesture is located in a first preset operating area; and when the terminal detects that the first flicking gesture is a first preset flicking gesture, displaying an application that is in a first state, where the first state includes at least one of the following states: a state of running in the foreground, a state of running in the background, and a state of being buffered in the background. Therefore, a recently used application can be displayed to a user according to a gesture of the user, without a need to dispose a dedicated button, thereby improving operation and control efficiency.

Embodiments of the present invention provide an application display method and a terminal, where the method includes: acquiring a first flicking gesture, where a start position of the first flicking gesture is located in a first preset operating area; and when the terminal detects that the first flicking gesture is a first preset flicking gesture, displaying an application that is in a first state, where the first state includes at least one of the following states: a state of running in the foreground, a state of running in the background, and a state of being buffered in the background. Therefore, a recently used application can be displayed to a user according to a gesture of the user, without a need to dispose a dedicated button, thereby improving operation and control efficiency.

Disclosed is a mobile terminal including a display and a processor, wherein the processor receives a first input related to displaying a notification user interface (UI) on a first area of the display in which first content is displayed and displays a notification UI in a second area of the display distinguished from the first area in response to the first input when a setting related to displaying the notification UI of the first content corresponds to a first setting.

Systems and methods for managing food processing and inventory. Food inventory held at food holding locations can be monitored. Food can be transferred among holding locations and served from holding locations. A prioritized food type list indicates food types to be processed and lists food types in order of determined priority. Food may be transferred to default destination holding locations. Food may be moved to and served from primary holding locations. Buttons associated with holding location displays can be actuated by different types of user engagement for executing various food management operations.

Systems and methods for managing food processing and inventory. Food inventory held at food holding locations can be monitored. Food can be transferred among holding locations and served from holding locations. A prioritized food type list indicates food types to be processed and lists food types in order of determined priority. Food may be transferred to default destination holding locations. Food may be moved to and served from primary holding locations. Buttons associated with holding location displays can be actuated by different types of user engagement for executing various food management operations.