Qualcomm incorporated (20240248543). GESTURE CONTROL OF A DEVICE simplified abstract
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GESTURE CONTROL OF A DEVICE
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Inventor(s)
Roberto Rimini of San Diego CA (US)
Anant Gupta of San Diego CA (US)
Udara Fernando of San Diego CA (US)
GESTURE CONTROL OF A DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240248543 titled 'GESTURE CONTROL OF A DEVICE
The abstract describes a device that can detect an event, transmit a signal in response, receive a reflection signal from an object, determine the object's movement characteristics, identify a gesture for controlling the device, and execute the function associated with the gesture.
- Device detects an event and transmits a signal.
- Receives a reflection signal from an object.
- Determines the movement characteristics of the object.
- Identifies a gesture for controlling the device.
- Executes the function associated with the gesture.
Potential Applications: - Gesture-controlled devices - Virtual reality and augmented reality applications - Gaming consoles - Smart home automation systems - Wearable technology
Problems Solved: - Enhances user experience by enabling gesture control - Improves accessibility for individuals with mobility issues - Increases efficiency in device operation
Benefits: - Hands-free operation - Intuitive user interface - Enhanced user engagement - Improved accessibility
Commercial Applications: Gesture-controlled devices have a wide range of commercial applications in industries such as gaming, healthcare, automotive, and consumer electronics. The technology can revolutionize user interaction with devices and create new market opportunities.
Questions about Gesture-Controlled Devices: 1. How does gesture control technology improve user experience? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing gesture control in various devices?
Frequently Updated Research: Researchers are constantly exploring new ways to enhance gesture recognition technology, improve accuracy, and expand its applications across different industries. Stay updated on the latest advancements in gesture control technology to leverage its full potential.
Original Abstract Submitted
in some aspects, a device may detect an occurrence of an event associated with the device. the device may transmit a transmission signal responsive to detecting the occurrence of the event. the device may receive a reception signal that is a reflection of the transmission signal from an object. the device may determine, using at least the reception signal, a characteristic of a movement of the object. the device may determine that the characteristic of the movement is indicative of a gesture designated for controlling a function of the device. the device may control the function of the device responsive to determining that the characteristic of the movement is indicative of the gesture. numerous other aspects are described.
