Electronic wristwatch and electronic communication device capable of supporting gesture function

Abstract

The invention relates to an electronic device, and discloses an electronic wristwatch and an electronic communication device capable of supporting gesture function. A CPU (Central Processing Unit), a three-axis angular velocity sensor and a three-axis acceleration sensor are arranged in the electronic wristwatch; and the CPU can be used for identifying the motion trail of the electronic wristwatch through real-time monitoring of the three-axis angular velocity sensor and the three-axis acceleration sensor and performing operation corresponding to preset gestures when the identified motion trail accords with the preset gestures. Through the identification of the motion trail of the electronic wristwatch, the corresponding operation of the gestures according with the motion trail is preformed, so that intelligent control of the electronic wristwatch by a user is realized, and the user experience is effectively improved. Preferably, the preset gestures comprise one or any combination of the followings: outward wrist turning once, inward wrist turning once, downward shaking once, upward shaking once, inward shaking once and outward shaking once.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to electronic devices, in particular to electronic watches. Background technique [0002] Electronic watches are a new type of timepiece that only began to appear in the 1950s. The earliest electronic watch was a prototype of an electronic watch jointly announced by the American Elgin Company and Lip Watch Company in 1952. This kind of watch uses an electromagnetic balance wheel instead of a spring drive, but the travel time part is exactly the same as a mechanical watch. It is called the first generation of electronic watches. In 1960, the American Blois Company first began selling "Akkeron" brand tuning fork electronic watches. This kind of watch uses the oscillation frequency of the tuning fork as the benchmark for travel time. It has a simpler structure than the balance wheel electronic watch and has more accurate travel time. It is called the second generation electronic watch. In December 1969, Japan's Seikosha Co...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] However, the current electronic wristwatch is only limited to the function of timing, or the function of adding an alarm clock.

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