Dell Products Inc.

Plantronics, Inc.

Daniel Acevedo

Mark R Ligameri

Rocco Ancona

John Trevor Morrison

Michiel Sebastiaan Emanuel Petrus Knoppert

Karthik Krishnakumar

Abu Shaher Sanaullah

Roman Joel Pacheco

Mark W Welker

Christophe Daguet

Raghavendra Balavalikar Krishnamurthy

Kishore Venkat Rao Goka

Nhu Quynh Pham Nguyen

Edward L Boyd

Andrew Pornthep Pechin

Michiel Sebastian Emanuel Petrus Knoppert

A method implementing dynamic camera presets. An image is received. A list of bounding boxes and a list of classification values are generated from the image. A set of tags, for the image, are generated from the list of bounding boxes and the list of classification values. A tagged image incorporating the set of tags into the image is presented. In response to a user input, a tag selection identifying a tag of the set of tags is received. View settings are adjusted to focus on a bounding box, from the list of bounding boxes, corresponding to the tag selection. An adjusted image is presented using the view settings.

Dynamic camera presets

A totem device accepts inputs from an end user and communicates the inputs to an information handling system through a capacitive mat by moving an interactive portion of the totem relative to a main portion. In one embodiment, the capacitive mat integrates a display that presents input images proximate the totem, such as a volume gauge or mouse keys. Interactive portions include compressible materials that alter surface area pressed against a capacitive mat when pressed upon and plungers that move independent of a main body to press. In one embodiment, a camera captures images of the totem to enhance the distinguishing of inputs.

Information handling system interactive totems

A non-linear user interface display presented at a desktop conforms to dimensions of a user detected by a depth camera, such as by presenting the user interface along an arc having a radius determined from a reach of the user detected by the depth camera. Windows presented in the arc vary in size based upon their position relative to a user focus, such as by detecting a user gaze direction or by comparing position to a central display mat. User gestures control presentation of visual images in the arc, such rotating visual image windows in a circular manner around the arc radius and to different orientations in the arc relative to the user.

Information handling system non-linear user interface

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Daniel Acevedo