Tyco Electronics Corporation

R2 Technology, Inc.

Touch Panel Systems, K.k.

Elo Touch Solutions, Inc.

Paul Jerome Fehrenbach

Joel Christopher Kent

Charles Dudley Copper

Robert J Adler

Julian Marshall

Yoshikazu Tanaka

Jimmy R Roehrig

Paulo I Gomes

Sandra J Stapleton

John R Johns, Ii

James Aroyan

A touch sensor comprises a substrate capable of propagating acoustic waves and includes a first surface having a touch sensitive region. A first sidewall intersects the first surface along a first edge. The first edge is configured to propagate a first acoustic wave along the first edge. The first acoustic wave may be a one-dimensional edge wave. A wave converter converts the first acoustic wave to a second acoustic wave, and the first surface is configured to propagate the second acoustic wave across the touch sensitive region.

Acoustic touch sensor utilizing edge waves

A method and apparatus for providing an independent display system for a computer aided detection (CAD) system that analyzes medical images. The independent display system comprises a screen to display a medical image including any marked regions of interest and a plurality of icons to interact with the screen. For one embodiment, the screen is a touch screen, such that the independent display system does not require a keyboard or cursor controller.

Method and apparatus for independent display in a computer-aided detection system

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Paul Jerome Fehrenbach