Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Hsiang-Ta Ke

Wei-Yu Chen

Charles J Stancil

Hung-Ming Chen

Simon Wong

Yi-Hsien Lin

Tai Hsiang Chen

Jung-Hsing Wang

Chun Feng Li

Pei Song Tang

Xinhang Yang

Chin Ju Chiang

Eye tiredness of a wearer of a head-mountable display is determined by a processor. The distance from eyes of the wearer of the head-mountable display to a virtual image displayed by the head-mountable display is adjusted by the processor based on the eye tiredness of the wearer of the head-mountable display that has been determined.

Head-mountable display (HMD) virtual image distance adjustment based on eye tiredness of HMD wearer

Techniques for determining a status of exchange of audio messages between a source computing device and a destination computing device are described. In an example, an audio input is received from a user from a source computing device. A source audio message and a source text file are then generated based on the audio input. The source audio message is then sent to the destination computing device. A destination text file is then received from the source computing device, where the destination text file is generated based on a destination audio message received at the destination computing device, and where the destination audio message is received by the destination computing device corresponding to the source audio message. The source text file is then compared to the destination text file to determine a status of transmission of the source audio message to the destination computing device. An acknowledgement indicating the status of transmission of the source audio message to the destination computing device is then generated.

Acknowledgement based audio communications

Techniques for proving haptic feedback in computing systems are described. In operation, an input representing utilisation parameters of an electronic pen is received. In an example, the electronic pen may be electronically coupled to the computing system. Based on the received utilisation parameters, the computing system provides a pattern of haptic feedback to the user.

Haptic feedback for computing systems

In an example, a computing device includes a microphone array and a processor. The processor may transmit an audio stream of a presentation to an online conference. Further, the processor may receive audio data via the microphone array while the audio stream is being transmitted. In response to determining the audio data is coming from a presenter of the presentation, the processor may perform a fade audio operation to control an audio level of the audio stream.

Audio controls in online conferences

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