Patent classifications
G09G3/3644
In-display camera activation
Methods, systems, and devices for in-display camera activation are described. The method includes receiving a request to activate a camera of the device, identifying a start of frame marker associated with activating the camera in response to the request, and emitting a signal to a display of the device in response to the identified start of frame marker, where the emitted signal triggers the display to transition a set of liquid crystal elements of the display from a display mode to a camera mode for camera operation.
DISPLAY DEVICE AND DRIVING METHOD THEREOF
The present disclosure discloses a display device and a driving method thereof. The driving method includes: when an anti-peep mode is enabled, generating M-frame sub-picture information and M-frame raster picture information according to information of a current picture frame to be displayed; controlling a sub-display panel in the display device to sequentially display M sub-pictures according to the M-frame sub-picture information, controlling pixel rows of the sub-pictures to be periodically arranged and displayed as first pixel groups, and controlling the first pixel groups of the pixel rows corresponding to the sub-pictures to be mutually misaligned; and controlling a sub-raster panel in the display device to sequentially display M raster pictures according to the M-frame raster picture information, and controlling pixel rows of the raster pictures to be periodically arranged and displayed as second pixel groups.
Display panel,method of photo alignment and driving method of the display panel
The present application discloses a display panel, a method of photo alignment and a driving method of the display panel. A display area of the display panel is divided into at least a first area and a second area, light transmittance of the first area is different from that of the second area when driven by the identical voltage difference, and pre-tilt angles of liquid crystal molecules corresponding to the first area are different from those of liquid crystal molecules corresponding to the second area.
GRAY SCALE CONTROL FOR LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAYS
A gray scale control system for a liquid crystal display (LCD) positioned in a vehicle may include a microcontroller unit, a filter, and a switching network. The microcontroller unit may include a PWM port that is configured to supply a PWM signal to a LCD segment of the LCD. The filter may be operable to adjust voltage applied to the LCD segment. The switching network may include a switch device that is connected to the filter. The switching network is operable by the microcontroller unit to electrically couple and decouple the filter between the PWM port and the LCD segment by way of the switch device.
Image processing apparatus, image processing method, and surgical system
The present technology relates to an image processing apparatus, an image processing method, and a surgical system, by which a captured image can be displayed with low latency in almost real time. A DMA controller 51 of a CPU 31 divides image data, which is input via an IF card 34, by the number of GPU cards 35-1, 35-2 in a horizontal direction and allocates them. In each of the GPU cards 35-1, 35-2, the image data is subjected to time division processing in the vertical direction. With this, the use of the plurality of GPU cards 35-1, 35-2 increases the speed of processing associated with display for the image data. High-speed display is realized due to reduction in latency. The present technology is applicable to an endoscopic camera, a surgical microscope, and the like.
Efficient operation of wearable displays
This disclosure provides systems, methods, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for displaying information in various display regions within wearable display devices in a manner that enhances user experience and extends battery life. The wearable display devices may include a flexible display region and may be capable of operating in a wrinkled state. In some aspects, the wearable display devices may be capable of displaying images at different image qualities in the separate display regions. For example, in some implementations, wearable display devices include a first display region that has a higher pixel density than the second display region. In some aspects the wearable display devices may be configured to determine and/or select a display region in which specific image content is displayed. For example, text may be displayed region best suited to display text while video is displayed in region best suited to display video.
DISPLAY PANEL,METHOD OF PHOTO ALIGNMENT AND DRIVING METHOD OF THE DISPLAY PANEL
The present application discloses a display panel, a method of photo alignment and a driving method of the display panel. A display area of the display panel is divided into at least a first area and a second area, light transmittance of the first area is different from that of the second area when driven by the identical voltage difference, and pre-tilt angles of liquid crystal molecules corresponding to the first area are different from those of liquid crystal molecules corresponding to the second area.
IN-DISPLAY CAMERA ACTIVATION
Methods, systems, and devices for in-display camera activation are described. The method includes receiving a request to activate a camera of the device, identifying a start of frame marker associated with activating the camera in response to the request, and emitting a signal to a display of the device in response to the identified start of frame marker, where the emitted signal triggers the display to transition a set of liquid crystal elements of the display from a display mode to a camera mode for camera operation.
Controlling a voltage of a display panel
A display device comprises: a display panel comprising a plurality of pixel regions each comprising one or more pixels; a plurality of receiver electrodes respectively associated with the plurality of pixel regions and configured to supply a VCOM voltage; and data write lines configured to transmit data write signals for writing display data into the plurality of pixel regions. One or more but not all of the plurality of receiver electrodes fail to supply the VCOM voltage, while the display data are being written into one or more but not all of the plurality of pixel regions.
Multi-frame burn-in statistics gathering
An electronic device may include an electronic display to display images during frames based on image data. The electronic display may be divided into multiple regions each having multiple pixels. The electronic device may also include a display pipeline to process the image data and output the processed image data to the electronic display. The display pipeline may also determine a history update corresponding to an estimated burn-in aging effect of the pixels based on usage. A first portion of the history update corresponding to pixels in a first region may be determined during a first frame and a second portion of the history update corresponding to pixels in a second region may be determined during a second frame.