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US 2018/0374429 A1Published application
Wearable device and control method
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorHidenori NAKAMURA
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Abstract
A wearable device includes an electrophoretic panel and a processing circuit that performs a display process of the electrophoretic panel. The processing circuit performs a second display process different from a first display process performed in a first state when an activity state of a user is determined to transition from the first state to a second state different from the first state.
Claims20
A wearable device comprising:
- an electrophoretic panel;
- and
- processor configured to:
- perform a first display process on the electrophoretic panel in a first activity state of a user;
- and
- perform a second display process different from the first display process when an activity state of the user is determined to transition from the first activity state to a second activity state different from the first activity state.
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A method of controlling a wearable device including an electrophoretic panel, the method comprising:
- performing a first display process on the electrophoretic panel in a first activity state of a user;
- and
- performing a second display process different from the first display process when an activity state of the user is determined to transition from the first activity state to a second activity state different from the first activity state.
A wearable device comprising:
- an electrophoretic panel;
- and
- a processor configured to:
- determine whether a user is engaged in a first activity state or a second activity state different from the first activity state;
- perform a first display process on the electrophoretic panel during the first activity state;
- and
- perform a second display process different from the first display process when an activity state of the user is determined to transition from the first activity state to the second activity state.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.