Techniques for content navigation using proximity sensing
AssigneeLogitech, Inc.
InventorsEric Raeber, Jean-Michel Chardon, Frederic Vexo, Nicolas Chauvin
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AssigneeLogitech, Inc.
InventorsEric Raeber, Jean-Michel Chardon, Frederic Vexo, Nicolas Chauvin
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Techniques for content navigation utilize proximity sensing so that user interaction with a graphical user interface is based at least in part on both contact with a surface and contactless interaction with the surface. A representation of an object detected as being proximate to and/or in contact with a surface appears on a display, which may be separate from the surface. The representation may appear at a location of the display that is determined according to a mapping of surface locations to display locations. The representation is updated based at least in part on movement of the object relative to the surface and one or more distances of the object from the surface.
A computer-implemented method of manipulating a display, comprising:
A computer-implemented method of manipulating a display, comprising:
A user input system, comprising:
A user input system for interacting with a graphical user interface, comprising:
A display device, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.