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Unintended displacement identification and correction method and system

A technology of displacement and equal displacement, which is applied to identify and correct the unintentional displacement caused by the unintentional movement of a peripheral device. The method and a system can identify the field of unintentional displacement caused by the unintentional movement of a peripheral device, which can solve the problem of unintentional displacement. Violation and other issues

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-11-24
RAZER ASIA PACIFIC
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However, the reduced sensitivity is detrimental to obtaining the object and defeats the purpose of using a high sensitivity mouse
Another solution is to stop detecting all mouse movements for a predetermined period after operating any of the buttons of the mouse. This solution is also undesired because intentional movements occurring during that period are also terminated.

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[0016] A method, a system and an apparatus for identifying and correcting unintentional displacements are described below to address these aforementioned problems.

[0017] For simplicity and clarity, the following description of specific embodiments of the present invention is limited to the use of peripheral devices in conjunction with a computing device. However, this does not preclude various embodiments of the invention from applications requiring similar operational performance. The basic principles of operation and function of embodiments of the invention are generalized throughout the various embodiments.

[0018] An exemplary embodiment of the invention described below is based on the drawings Figure 1 to Figure 5 , wherein like components are numbered with like reference numerals.

[0019] The following reference Figure 1 to Figure 3 Describing an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, a method 100 is used to identify and correct unintentional displaceme...

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Substantially elevated movement sensitivity of a mouse enables improved control and finer manipulation of an object, for example a pointer, displayed on a display device. However, the elevated movement sensitivity also results in unintended movement of the mouse, generated when a button of the mouse is operated, being translated into displacement of the pointer on the display device. An embodiment of the invention describes a method for transducing movement occurring during an interval into signals in response to the button being operated. The signals are for use in manipulating the object. The method is further for comparing properties of the displacement with pre-defined reference properties to determined whether the movement is intended or unintended. The signals are subsequently terminated to impede manipulation of the object when the movement is determined to be unintended to thereby correct the unintended movement.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method for identifying unintentional displacement caused by unintentional movement of a peripheral device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a method and a system for identifying and correcting for unintentional displacement caused by unintentional movement of a peripheral device. Background technique [0002] A pointing device is one type of peripheral device, also commonly known as a mouse, which has gradually become extremely sensitive to movement due to advances in the technology of the transducers used in, for example, pointing devices. Using an optical-to-electrical converter (eg, an optical sensing emitter with an optical resolution exceeding 4000 dpi (dots-per-inch)) in a mouse can greatly increase its movement sensitivity. [0003] The greatly improved movement sensitivity of the mouse allows for improved control and finer manipulation of an object (eg, a pointer) displayed on a display dev...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F13/10G06F3/033G06F9/00G06F3/0354G06F3/038
CPCG06F3/038G06F3/03543
Inventor 黄成安
Owner RAZER ASIA PACIFIC
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