Sensing System
First Claim
1. A sensing system adapted to sensing a pointer and calculating a location of the pointer, comprising:
- a panel having a first plane, a first area located at the first plane and a third area located at the first plane, wherein the third area is located in the first area, the first area is quadrangular and has a first boundary, a second boundary, a third boundary and a fourth boundary which are connected in order, the third area is quadrangular, and the square measure of the third area is smaller than that of the first area;
a reflective element disposed at the first boundary and located on the first plane, wherein the reflective element has a second plane substantially perpendicular to the first plane, the second plane is a reflective mirror plane and mirrors the first area to form a second area, and the second plane mirrors the third area to form a fourth area;
an image sensor disposed at a corner at which the third boundary and the fourth boundary intersects and located on the first plane, wherein a sensing range of the image sensor covers the third area and the fourth area, and an imaginary line passing through the image sensor, being perpendicular to the second plane and being located at the first plane is located outside the third area and the fourth area; and
a processor electrically connected to the image sensor;
wherein when the pointer approaches the third area and the pointer is mirrored by the reflective element to form a first mirror image such that the pointer and the first mirror image is in the sensing range of the image sensor, the image sensor senses the pointer and the first mirror image and the processor calculates the location of the pointer.
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Abstract
A sensing system includes a panel, a reflective element (RE), an image sensor (IS) and a processor electrically connected to the IS. The panel has a plane, a first area (FIA) having the first, second, third and fourth boundaries connected in order and a third area (TA) at the plane. The TA in the FIA is smaller than the FIA. The FIA and TA are quadrilaterals. The RE on the plane is disposed at the first boundary. A reflective mirror plane (RMP) of the RE perpendicular to the plane mirrors the FIA and TA to form a second area (SA) and a fourth area (FOA). The IS sensing the TA and FOA on the plane is disposed at the intersection of the third and fourth boundaries. An imaginary line passing through the IS, being perpendicular to the RMP and being located on the plane is outside the TA and FOA.
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14 Claims
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1. A sensing system adapted to sensing a pointer and calculating a location of the pointer, comprising:
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a panel having a first plane, a first area located at the first plane and a third area located at the first plane, wherein the third area is located in the first area, the first area is quadrangular and has a first boundary, a second boundary, a third boundary and a fourth boundary which are connected in order, the third area is quadrangular, and the square measure of the third area is smaller than that of the first area; a reflective element disposed at the first boundary and located on the first plane, wherein the reflective element has a second plane substantially perpendicular to the first plane, the second plane is a reflective mirror plane and mirrors the first area to form a second area, and the second plane mirrors the third area to form a fourth area; an image sensor disposed at a corner at which the third boundary and the fourth boundary intersects and located on the first plane, wherein a sensing range of the image sensor covers the third area and the fourth area, and an imaginary line passing through the image sensor, being perpendicular to the second plane and being located at the first plane is located outside the third area and the fourth area; and a processor electrically connected to the image sensor; wherein when the pointer approaches the third area and the pointer is mirrored by the reflective element to form a first mirror image such that the pointer and the first mirror image is in the sensing range of the image sensor, the image sensor senses the pointer and the first mirror image and the processor calculates the location of the pointer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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