Electronic device with fatigue detection function
AssigneeGiga-Byte Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsKuei-Min Chen, Tse-Hsien Liao
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Abstract
An electronic device with a fatigue detection function is provided and includes a keyboard, a key detection circuit, a first processing circuit, a control circuit, and a display screen. The keyboard includes at least one key. The key detection circuit detects the pressing state of the key to generate a first detection signal. The first processing circuit converts the first detection signal to a first processing signal. The control circuit determines whether a specific event occurs according to the first processing signal. In response to the specific event, the control circuit sends a reminder signal. The display screen displays a reminder image according to the reminder signal.
Claims17
An electronic device with a fatigue detection function, comprising:
- a keyboard comprising at least one key;
- a key detection circuit detecting a pressing state of the key to generate a first detection signal;
- a first processing circuit converting the first detection signal to a first processing signal;
- a control circuit determining whether a specific event occurs according to the first processing signal, wherein in response to the specific event occurring, the control circuit sends a reminder signal;
- a display screen displaying a reminder image according to the reminder signal;
- an image detection circuit detecting a face of a user to generate a second detection signal;
- a second processing circuit processing the second detection signal through a first algorithm to generate a second processing signal;
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- a distance detection circuit detecting whether an object is close to the display screen to generate a third detection signal,
- wherein:
- the first algorithm is applied to analyze changes in the user's eyes, the user's mouth, or both,
- the second processing circuit processes the third detection signal through a second algorithm to generate a third processing signal;
- the control circuit determines whether the specific event occurs according to the first, second, and third processing signals.
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