Dual-view touchscreen display system and method of operation
AssigneePanasonic Automotive Systems Company of America, Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America
InventorDallas Dwight Hickerson
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AssigneePanasonic Automotive Systems Company of America, Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America
InventorDallas Dwight Hickerson
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A dual-view display system (102) includes a dual-view touchscreen display (104) adapted to display a first image including a first menu to a first user positioned at a first location with respect to system (102) and to display a second image including a second menu to a second user positioned at a second location with respect to system (102). The dual-view display system (102) further includes at least one sensor (106, 108) adapted to detect proximity to the dual-view touchscreen display (104) of the first user relative to the proximity to the dual-view touchscreen display (104) of the second user. Menu selection logic (402) identifies a received user touch command as a selection from the first menu or as a selection from the second menu based on the proximity to the dual-view touchscreen display (104) of the first user relative to the proximity to the dual-view touchscreen display (104) of the second user.
A dual-view display system (102), comprising:
A method (500) of operating a dual-view display system (102) adapted to display a first image including a first menu to a first user positioned at a first location with respect to the dual-view display system (102) and to display a second image including a second menu to a second user positioned at a second location with respect to the dual-view display system (102), the method comprising:
A dual-view display system (102), comprising:
In a dual-view touchscreen display system (102) adapted to display a first image having a first menu to a first user located at a first position relative to the system (102) and a second image having a second menu to a second user located at a second position relative to the system (I 02), a method of determining the menu to which user touch input to the touchscreen display (104) is directed, said method comprising:
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