Touch sensitive display
AssigneesSony Corporation, Sony Mobile Communications Inc.
InventorDavid Karlsson
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Abstract
The present solution relates to a device (800) comprising a touch sensitive display (111). The device (800) further comprises a receiving unit (701) configured to receive image data. The device (800) further comprises a processing unit (703) configured to display the image data as a haptic image on the touch sensitive display (111), whereby objects comprised in the haptic image are discernable to a user by sense of touch.
Claims13
A device comprising a touch sensitive display, the device further comprising:
- a receiving unit configured to receive image data from augmented reality glasses in real time, on demand or periodically;
- and
- a processing unit configured to display the image data as a haptic image on the touch sensitive display, whereby objects comprised in the haptic image are discernable to a user by sense of touch;
- wherein
- the receiving unit is further configured to receive input data from the touch sensitive display, whereby the input data is associated with touched objects in the displayed haptic image;
- and wherein
- the processing unit is further configured to display a marker associated with the received input data on the touch sensitive display or on a second display, wherein the marker is superimposed on the haptic image.
A method in a device, wherein the device comprises a touch sensitive display, the method comprising:
- receiving image data from augmented reality glasses in real time, on demand or periodically;
- and
- displaying the image data as a haptic image on the touch sensitive display, whereby objects comprised in the haptic image are discernable to a user by sense of touch;
- receiving input data from the touch sensitive display, whereby the input data is associated with touched objects in the displayed haptic image;
- and
- displaying a marker associated with the received input data on the touch sensitive display or on a second display, wherein the marker is superimposed on the haptic image.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.