Touch detection on a curved surface
A curved, touchpad technology applied to the arrangement of accessories on the dashboard, the input/output process of data processing, the direction of instruments, etc.
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[0047] User input to a touchpad or the like can be detected on the window surface. Advantageously, the touchpad does not require an electronic or other hardware connection to the surface (eg, the surface of a car window) on which the touchpad is disposed. Conversely, a touch overlay system that emits and detects light energy (eg, infrared (IR), ultraviolet (UV), etc.) as disclosed herein may be used to obtain user input. For example, a user's finger can break and thereby deflect the projected IR beam of light energy, so the user's input (in this example touching a key of the touchpad) can be detected.
[0048] The touchpad area can be designated for the windows. Advantageously, the touchpad area may be small relative to the surface area of the window; a detection area of a typical size keyboard or other data entry pad may be provided for the touchpad area. Thus, in one embodiment, a source of IR emitters and a relatively small set of IR receivers c...
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