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Attachable article with signaling, split display and messaging features

  • US 10,459,485 B2
  • Filed: 03/10/2016
  • Issued: 10/29/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/10/2013
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A display system, comprising:

  • an article having a substrate and a flexible display disposed over a portion of the substrate;

    a display driver electronically connected to the flexible display for providing image content to the flexible display;

    a user signaling element disposed on the article;

    a processor coupled to the display driver;

    a memory that stores a messaging routine that, when executed on the processor, operates to;

    detect receipt of an incoming message,upon detecting receipt of the incoming message, send an activation signal to the user signaling element to generate a user signal sensible by a user,initiate a first detection iteration to detect whether a first predetermined action has been taken by the user, with respect to the article, within a predetermined period of time after generating the user signal,display an indication of the incoming message on a portion of the flexible display of the article when the first predetermined action is detected within the predetermined period of time,initiate a second detection iteration to detect whether a second predetermined action has been taken by the user, with respect to the article, andmodify the predetermined period of time when the second predetermined action is detected; and

    one or more sensors, wherein the messaging routine uses said one or more sensors to;

    detect the first predetermined action by detecting one or more of a first motion of the article, a positioning of the article in a first predetermined position, or a change of an orientation of the article to a first predetermined orientation; and

    /ordetect the second predetermined action by detecting one or more of a second motion of the article, a positioning of the article in a second predetermined position, or a change of an orientation of the article to a second predetermined orientation.

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