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Remote controller and display system

  • US 9,314,173 B2
  • Filed: 09/14/2012
  • Issued: 04/19/2016
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/22/2011
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A remote controller configured to detect and output a displacement of a finger of a user, a physiological characteristic of the user and a control signal, the remote controller comprising:

  • a plurality of press buttons configured to trigger the control signal;

    a first light source configured to provide light of a first wavelength to the finger;

    a second light source configured to provide light of a second wavelength to the finger;

    a light control unit configured to control on-states of the first light source and the second light source;

    at least one image sensor configured to receive reflected light from the finger at a sampling frequency to generate a plurality of first image frames corresponding to the on- states of the first light source and a plurality of second image frames corresponding to the on-states of the second light source; and

    a processing unit configured tocalculate both of the physiological characteristic and the displacement of the finger for controlling a cursor according to the first image frames and the second image frames captured by the at least one image sensor, andgenerate the control signal according to an operating state of the press buttons,wherein in calculating the physiological characteristic, the processing unit is configured todivide each of the first image frames into at least two parts and calculate an average brightness of each part,analyze the average brightness of the each part of the first image frames to obtain a first intensity variation,divide each of the second image frames into at least two parts and calculate an average brightness of each part,analyze the average brightness of the each part of the second image frames to obtain a second intensity variation, andcalculate the physiological characteristic according to the first intensity variation and the second intensity variation.

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