Newness and distinctiveness is claimed in the features of ornamentation as shown inside the broken line circle in the accompanying representation.

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A mobile terminal including a body; a touchscreen provided to a front and extending to side of the body and configured to display content; and a controller configured to detect one side of the body comes into contact with one side of an external terminal, display a first area on the touchscreen corresponding to a contact area of the body and the external terminal and a second area including the content, receive an input of moving the content displayed in the second area to the first area, display the content in the first area, and share the content in the first area with the external terminal.

Mobile terminal and method for controlling the same

A digital image of the object is captured and the object is recognized from plurality of objects in a database. An information address corresponding to the object is then used to access information and initiate communication pertinent to the object.

Image Capture and Identification System and Process

Arrangements involving portable devices (e.g., smartphones and tablet computers) are disclosed. One arrangement enables a content creator to select software with which that creator's content should be rendered—assuring continuity between artistic intention and delivery. Another utilizes a device camera to identify nearby subjects, and take actions based thereon. Others rely on near field chip (RFID) identification of objects, or on identification of audio streams (e.g., music, voice). Some technologies concern improvements to the user interfaces associated with such devices. Others involve use of these devices in connection with shopping, text entry, sign language interpretation, and vision-based discovery. Still other improvements are architectural in nature, e.g., relating to evidence-based state machines, and blackboard systems. Yet other technologies concern use of linked data in portable devices—some of which exploit GPU capabilities. Still other technologies concern computational photography. A great variety of other features and arrangements are also detailed.

Smartphone-based methods and systems

Methods of manufacturing a liquid crystal device including depositing a layer of liquid crystal material on a substrate and imprinting a pattern on the layer of liquid crystal material using an imprint template are disclosed. The liquid crystal material can be jet deposited. The imprint template can include surface relief features, Pancharatnam-Berry Phase Effect (PBPE) structures or diffractive structures. The liquid crystal device manufactured by the methods described herein can be used to manipulate light, such as for beam steering, wavefront shaping, separating wavelengths and/or polarizations, and combining different wavelengths and/or polarizations.

Virtual and augmented reality systems and methods

Methods and arrangements involving portable user devices such smartphones and wearable electronic devices are disclosed, as well as other devices and sensors distributed within an ambient environment. Some arrangements enable a user to perform an object recognition process in a computationally- and time-efficient manner. Other arrangements enable users and other entities to, either individually or cooperatively, register or enroll physical objects into one or more object registries on which an object recognition process can be performed. Still other arrangements enable users and other entities to, either individually or cooperatively, associate registered or enrolled objects with one or more items of metadata. A great variety of other features and arrangements are also detailed.

Methods for object recognition and related arrangements

A digital watermarking system uses a model of a rendering device to take into account the impact of the rendering device on visual or auditory quality of the watermarked signal. For visual content, a reference image and watermarked image are passed through the model and then supplied to a visual quality metric that assesses the visibility of the watermark. The digital watermark embedding is adjusted iteratively with each pass through this process to produce a watermarked signal that has the desired visual quality.

Human perceptual model applied to rendering of watermarked signals

Creating an imperceptible watermark which can be read by a broad range of cell phone cameras is a difficult problem.
The problems are caused by the inherently low resolution and noise levels of typical cell phone cameras. The quality
limitations of these devices compared to a typical digital camera are caused by the small size of the cell phone and cost
trade-offs made by the manufacturer.
In order to achieve this, a low resolution watermark is required which can be resolved by a typical cell phone camera.
The visibility of a traditional luminance watermark was too great at this lower resolution, so a chrominance watermark
was developed. The chrominance watermark takes advantage of the relatively low sensitivity of the human visual system
to chrominance changes. This enables a chrominance watermark to be inserted into an image which is imperceptible to
the human eye but can be read using a typical cell phone camera.
Sample images will be presented showing images with a very low visibility which can be easily read by a typical cell
phone camera.

Eliot Rogers

Papers

Smartphone-based methods and systems

Methods for object recognition and related arrangements

Human perceptual model applied to rendering of watermarked signals

Chrominance Watermark for Mobile Applications

Variable processing of both image and audio data based on processor utilization