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Systems and methods for a wearable touch-sensitive device

  • US 10,042,388 B2
  • Filed: 07/09/2015
  • Issued: 08/07/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/28/2012
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A touch-sensitive device, comprising:

  • a substrate comprising an outside surface and an inside surface opposite from the outside surface;

    a first contact-sensing component coupled to the substrate and configured to generate a first signal responsive to detecting a first contact with at least a portion of the outside surface;

    a second contact-sensing component coupled to the substrate and configured to generate a second signal responsive to detecting a second contact with at least a portion of the inside surface, wherein at least one of the first contact or the second contact comprises a contact with a body part of a user; and

    a processor that is operatively coupled to the first contact-sensing component and the second contact-sensing component, wherein the processor is configured to;

    determine, based on an analysis of the first signal and the second signal, that a predetermined condition is satisfied, wherein the processor is configured to determine that the predetermined condition is satisfied at least by;

    determining, based on the first signal, whether the first contact comprises a first moving contact along at least the portion of the outside surface;

    determining, based on the second signal, whether the second contact comprises a second moving contact along at least the portion of the inside surface; and

    determining, based on determining whether the first contact comprises the first moving contact along at least the portion of the outside surface, and further based on determining whether the second contact comprises the second moving contact along at least the portion of the inside surface, whether the predetermined condition is satisfied;

    responsive to determining that the predetermined condition is satisfied, determine, based on the predetermined condition, a function from a plurality of different functions; and

    initiate the function.

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