Methods for handling 3D user input

By introducing a resettable origin in the three-dimensional coordinate system, the problem of difficulty in dealing with the continuous movement of user hands in the prior art is solved, and accurate three-dimensional user input processing and high-quality user experience are achieved.

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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202011228383.X
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2015-06-19
Filing Date
2016-06-09
Publication Date
2025-03-25
Estimated Expiration
2036-06-09

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Technical Problem

When receiving three-dimensional user input, the prior art is difficult to effectively handle the continuous movement of the user's hand, making it difficult to accurately receive displacement input, and the use of fixed origin may lead to a poor user experience.

Method used

By introducing a origin that can be reset according to user input in the three-dimensional coordinate system, receiving the three-dimensional user input, and measuring the three-dimensional displacement of the user input while the origin remains unchanged, thereby causing corresponding movement of the user interface elements.

Benefits of technology

It realizes receiving three-dimensional user input at the desired location of the user, avoids the limitation of the user's need to fix the position in the physical space, improves the user experience, and accurately process the displacement information input by the three-dimensional user.

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Abstract

Examples related to processing three-dimensional user input are disclosed herein. One example provides a method of processing user input in a three-dimensional coordinate system, including: receiving user input for resetting the origin of the three-dimensional coordinate system, resetting the origin of the three-dimensional coordinate system in response to receiving the user input for resetting the origin, receiving three-dimensional user input in the three-dimensional coordinate system, measuring at least one three-dimensional displacement of the three-dimensional user input relative to the origin while the origin remains set, and causing a user interface element displayed in a user interface to move, the movement being based on the at least one measured three-dimensional displacement.
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