Systems, methods, and non-transitory media are provided for tracking operations using data received from a wearable device. An example method can include determining a first position of a wearable device in a physical space; receiving, from the wearable device, position information associated with the wearable device; determining a second position of the wearable device based on the received position information; and tracking, based on the first position and the second position, a movement of the wearable device relative to an electronic device.

Utilizing an access device is provided. A command mapping of user input to RKE commands is utilized to identify a RKE command based on the user input to one or more motion or orientation sensor of the access device. Responsive to the environmental input from one or more environmental sensors of the access device being indicative of command entry, a transceiver of the access device is activated, the RKE command is sent, and the transceiver is deactivated. Otherwise, the user input of the RKE command is ignored.

Displaced haptic feedback can be provided to a person providing an input on a user interface. The user interface can be operatively connected to a processor. The processor can be configured to receive an input signal from the user interface. Responsive to receiving the input signal, the processor can be further configured to cause a haptic device to be activated. The haptic device can be physically separated from the user interface. The haptic device can provides a haptic feedback to a user interacting with the user interface.

The embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a system and method. The system may include at least one storage device configured to storage computer instruction; and at least one processor, in communication with the storage device. When executing the computer instructions, the at least one processor is configured to direct the system to perform operations including: obtaining a sensing signal of at least one sensing device; identifying a signal feature of the sensing signal; and determining, based on the signal feature, an operation of a target object associated with the at least one sensing device.

In an approach to an Internet of Things configuration using eye-based controls, one or more computer processors receive an initiation of eye control of one or more computing devices from a user. One or more computer processors identify an eye gaze direction of the user. Based on the identified eye gaze direction, one or more computer processors determine one or more target devices of the one or more computing devices. One or more computer processors determine one or more activities associated with the one or more target devices. One or more computer processors determine one or more eye control commands associated with the one or more activities. One or more computer processors display the one or more eye control commands associated with the one or more activities in the field of view of the user.

An example electronic device according to various embodiments may include a display, a wireless communication circuit and at least one processor operatively coupled with the display and the wireless communication circuit, and the at least one processor may be configured to receive motion sensor values from an external electronic device through the wireless communication circuit, count the number of approach indicators received together with the motion sensor values, and discard the received motion sensor values when the number exceeds a threshold value.

Disclosed are systems and methods for utilizing virtual reality for virtual cards. For example, a method of determining verification information may include: obtaining an image of a merchant site of a merchant captured by at least one camera of a first computing device, wherein the merchant site is displayed on a display of a second computing device; identifying one or more characters in the captured image; determining that the identified one or more characters indicate a virtual credit card number associated with a user; determining a card verification value associated with the virtual credit card number and an expiration date associated with the virtual credit card number; and displaying information regarding the determined virtual credit card number on a display of the first computing device.

The present invention discloses an indoor Electronic Traveling Aid (ETA) system for blind and visually impaired (BVI) people. The system comprises a headband, intuitive tactile display with myographic (EMG) feedback, controller, and server-based methods corresponding to three operation modalities. In 1.sup.st modality, sighted users mark routes, map navigational directions, and create semantic comments for BVIs. This information of routes is continuously collected and estimated in ETA servers. In the 2.sup.nd modality, BVIs choose the routes from servers, thereby, are supplied with real-time navigational guidance. Also, an EMG interface is used, where the user's facial muscles are enabled is to send commands to the ETA system. In the 3.sup.rd modality, BVIs receive real-time audio guidance in complex or unforeseen situations: ETA provides a crowd-assisted interface and real-time sensory (e.g., video) data, where crowd-assistants analyze the situation and help the BVI to navigate.

An electronic device includes sensors, a display, and a processor electrically connected to the sensors and the display, in which the electronic device is in a first running mode for permanently providing compass information or a second running mode for providing the compass information, in response to a request from a user. When set to be in the first running mode, the processor a performance mode of a digital compass to be a first performance mode, determines first performance mode-based compass information using the sensors, and displays the determined first performance mode-based compass information on the display. When set to be in the second running mode, the processor sets the performance mode of the digital compass to be a second performance mode, determines second performance mode-based compass information using the sensors at the request from the user, and displays the determined second performance mode-based compass information on the display.

Systems, devices, media, and methods are presented for composing and sharing a message based on the motion of a handheld electronic device such as a ring. The methods in some implementations include presenting a keyboard on a display, collecting course data associated with a course traveled by the ring, and overlying a trace onto the keyboard, such that the trace is correlated in near real-time with the course traveled by the ring. In some implementations the display element is part of a portable device, such as the lens of an electronic eyewear device. Based on the course data relative to the key locations on the keyboard, the system identifies and presents candidate words to be included in a message.