Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Nir David

Yotam Livny

Oren Istrin

Yael Livne

Arie Yehuda Gur

Anton Gorbanev

Joel Ephraim Bud

Roei Avraham Halokhem

Assaf Bar Ness

Examples are disclosed relating to electronic styli and methods for protecting a tip of an electronic stylus. In one example, an electronic stylus comprises an elongated body and a tip protection mechanism within the elongated body comprising a housing that is moveable relative to the elongated body. A protective cone is located at a body tip end of the body, with the stylus tip configured to protrude from the protective cone. A method for protecting the tip comprises preventing relative movement between the housing and the elongated body when a force exerted on the tip is below a protection threshold. When the force exerted on the tip reaches the protection threshold, the method includes allowing movement between the housing and the elongated body that retracts the tip into the protective cone.

Stylus tip protection

A computing system includes a touch-sensitive display and one or more processors. The touch-sensitive display is configured to detect a run-time touch input from a user. The one or more processors are configured to execute instructions using portions of associated memory to implement a touch driver of the touch-sensitive display and an artificial intelligence model. The touch driver is configured to process the run-time touch input based on a plurality of calibration parameters and output a touch event and a plurality of run-time touch input parameters associated with the touch input event. The artificial intelligence model is configured to receive, as input, the run-time touch input parameters. Responsive to receiving the run-time touch input parameters, the artificial intelligence model is configured to output a personalized user touch driver profile including a plurality of updated calibration parameters for the touch driver.

Artificial intelligence model for enhancing a touch driver operation

The disclosed technology controls a digital inking device by communicating electrostatic inking signals between the digital inking device and an ink-receiving computing device in an inking mode enabling the digital inking device to render digital ink in a display of the ink-receiving computing device via the electrostatic inking signals, detecting proximity of a peripheral communication device relative to the digital inking device, transitioning the digital inking device from the inking mode to a non-inking mode that terminates communication of the electrostatic inking signals between the digital inking device and the ink-receiving computing device, based at least in part on the detecting operation, and communicating electrostatic data signals in the non-inking mode between the digital inking device and the peripheral communication device in the non-inking mode, based at least in part on the transitioning to the non-inking mode.

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