Dell Products Inc.

John S Pruitt

Erik Summa

Eric Summa

Tyler Ryan Cox

Gregory J Baluch

Simon W Jackson

Greg J Baluch

Jonathan Lance Rea

Methods, systems, and computer programs encoded on computer storage medium, for providing, for display, a GUI on a display device; detecting biometric measurements associated with a user that is perceiving the current GUI; processing the biometric measurements to quantify a current cognitive load associated with the user, the current cognitive load responsive to the current GUI; comparing the current cognitive load that is responsive to the current GUI to a threshold cognitive load; determining that the current cognitive load that is responsive to the current GUI is greater than the threshold cognitive load; scaling down a complexity of the current GUI based on the current cognitive load that is responsive to the current GUI to generate an updated GUI; and providing, for display, the updated GUI on the display device.

Dynamically scale complexity of a user interface based on cognitive load

Adjusting underlighting of a keyboard input device, including identifying execution of a computer-implemented application on an IHS, and in response: accessing a database storing lighting profiles for the keyboard input device: determining whether a personalized lighting profile for the computer-implemented application is stored by the database; determining that the personalized lighting profile for the computer-implemented application is not stored by the database, and in response, determining whether an application-specific lighting profile for the computer-implemented application is stored by the database; determining that the application-specific lighting profile for the computer-implemented application is stored by the database, and in response, applying the application-specific lighting profile to the keyboard input device, including: adjusting a power state of a first subset of lights of the keyboard input device to an off power state while retaining an on-power state of a second subset of lights of the keyboard input device.

Adjusting underlighting of a keyboard input device

Methods, systems, and computer programs encoded on computer storage medium, for providing, for display, an image on a GUI; partitioning the GUI into two or more cells, each cell of the GUI corresponding to a portion of the image; determining, for each cell of the two or more cells of the GUI, a predominant color of the cell of the GUI based on the portion of the image that corresponds to the cell of the GUI; partitioning an array of lights of a keyboard input device that corresponds to the display device into two or more cells, each cell of the array of lights corresponding to a particular cell of the cells of the GUI; adjusting, for each cell of the array of lights, a color output of the lights of the cell of the array of lights based on the predominant color of the corresponding cell of the GUI.

Reflecting on-screen visuals to hardware lighting

Systems and methods are provided that may be implemented to allow an information handling system user to selectively activate and interact with a speech recognition service for system control during application runtime on the same system, and without interrupting the separate application on the same information handling system. The activated speech recognition service may respond to verbal commands to control one or more operating characteristics of the information handling system while the separate application (e.g., such as a computer game) is simultaneously executing without interruption on the same system. A user may be allowed to activate the speech recognition service using one or more different activation modes, e.g., using eye tracking, call word recognition, and/or hardware input/output actuation.

Systems and methods for selectively activating and interacting with a speech recognition service during application runtime without interrupting execution of the application

In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, methods, and/or processes may display, via a graphical user interface, a graphic; and for each time value in ordered multiple time values: may determine, based at least on the time value of the ordered multiple time values, first multiple light intensity values of respective first multiple pseudo light sources at respective first multiple positions with respect to the graphical user interface and associated with a first clipping path of the graphic; for each pixel of first multiple within the first clipping path of the graphic, may determine a lightness value for the pixel of the first multiple pixels based at least on non-linear relationships of distances between the pixel of the first multiple pixels and each of the first multiple positions; and may display, via the graphical user interface, the first multiple pixels within the first clipping path of the graphic.

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John S Pruitt