72 results about "Remote touch" patented technology

The invention relates to the field of touch screens, in particular to an optical touch screen which comprises a touch pad, a single processing system and a photosensitive element group, wherein the photosensitive element group comprises a plurality of photosensitive elements which are connected with the single processing system. An optical touch screen light source comprises a light source, lightgenerated by the light source radiates more uniformly on the touch pad and transmits towards the outside of the touch pad, wherein transparent media are arranged on the outer surface of the touch pad. The invention also provides a contact touch pen which comprises a switch and a light emitting element, wherein the switch controls the light emitting situation of the light emitting element. The invention provides a remote touch pen as well, and the remote touch pen comprises a laser device, a power supply and a shell convenient for hand holding, wherein the laser device and the power supply arearranged in the shell, a switch is arranged between the laser device and the power supply and is arranged on the shell. The invention has strong anti-interference capability, resists greasy dirt and is applicable to occasions full of greasy dirty, such as factories, workshops, mine concessions and the like. Switching between remote touch mode and contact touch mode can be realized easily.

A remote-control switch in which finger dirt can be infallibly prevented from adhering to a display unit. A remote touch pad 4 capable of performing selection operation is provided separately from a navigation body 2 and the navigation body 2 can be remote-controlled by practicing a touch input through an input panel 11. Hence, the same operating feeling as if touching a touch panel 5 can be given a user via the input panel 11, thus allowing the finger dirt to be infallibly prevented from adhering to a monitor 6 and further enabling operation excellent in usability.

The present system and method is particularly useful for remotely controlling a device having one or more menus via a remote touch interface having at least an unstructured primary input area. A user can provide inputs to a touch interface without needing to view the interface and yet still achieve the desired response from the remotely controlled device. The primary input area of the touch interface may or may not have a background display, such as on a touch screen, but the primary input area of the touch interface should be unstructured and should not have independently selectable items, buttons, icons or anything of the like. Since the touch interface is unstructured, the user does not have to identify any selectable buttons. Instead the user can input a gesture into the interface and watch the remotely controlled device respond. The system does not provide any other visual confirmation.

The invention discloses a split-screen display method, device, terminal and storage medium, belonging to the technical field of terminals. The method includes: when in a split-screen display mode, displaying a first split-screen window and a second split-screen window on the screen; judging whether a split-screen switching instruction for the first split-screen window and the second split-screen window is received ; When receiving a split-screen switching instruction, swap the positions of the first split-screen window and the second split-screen window. In this way, when the user operates with one hand, if he wants to touch the first split-screen window that is farther from the user's finger, the position of the first split-screen window and the second split-screen window that is closer to the user's finger can be performed. After swapping, the user's finger can touch the first split-screen window after the position is switched, so as to facilitate the touch control on the far split-screen window.

The present system and method is particularly useful for remotely controlling a device having one or more menus via a remote touch interface having at least an unstructured primary input area. A user can provide inputs to a touch interface without needing to view the interface and yet still achieve the desired response from the remotely controlled device. The primary input area of the touch interface may or may not have a background display, such as on a touch screen, but the primary input area of the touch interface should be unstructured and should not have independently selectable items, buttons, icons or anything of the like. Since the touch interface is unstructured, the user does not have to identify any selectable buttons. Instead the user can input a gesture into the interface and watch the remotely controlled device respond. The system does not provide any other visual confirmation.