Parade Technologies, Ltd.

Cypress Semiconductor Corporation

Daniel Tate

Edward L Grivna

Andriy Yarosh

Oleh Slezinskyy

Apparatuses and methods of glove touch detection are described. One method performs a first scan to detect an object proximate to a sense array. The first scan comprises a first sensitivity parameter. The method compares touch data from the first scan against a plurality of thresholds. The method performs a second scan to detect a touch event when the first scan's touch data exceeds a glove saturation threshold of the plurality of thresholds. The second scan comprising a second sensitivity parameter that is different than the first sensitivity parameter. The method reports a glove touch event when the first scan's touch data does not exceed the glove saturation threshold and exceeds a glove-reporting threshold of the plurality of thresholds.

Glove touch detection for touch devices

A method and apparatus scan a device at a first scanning rate and a second scanning rate, detect a first portion of a gesture through scanning at the first scanning rate, and detect a second portion of the gesture through scanning at the second scanning rate. The method and apparatus recognize the gesture based on the detected first portion of the gesture and the detected second portion of the gesture.

Methods and apparatus to detect a touch pattern using variable scan rates

A method and apparatus detect a first portion of a touch sequence through operating in a first scan mode and detect a second portion of the touch sequence through operating in a second scan mode. A touch sequence may be detected based on the detection of the first portion and the detection of the second portion.

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