Intel Corporation

Cirque Corporation

Sensel, Inc.

Ping Liu

Changliang Wang

Yunbiao Lin

Bo Zhao

Bo Qiu

Ce Wang

Jianwei Yang

Wenyi Tang

Yating Wang

Zhan Lou

Yongfa Zhou

Yi-Jen Chiu

Jason Daniel Tanner

Ya-Ti Peng

Wen-Fu Kao

Yu Yang

Murali Ramadoss

Hong Jiang

Guei-Yuan Lueh

Ankur N Shah

Ninad Sathe

Kin-Hang W Cheung

Penne Lee

Joseph Koston

Maxim Lukyanov

Xuefeng Zhang

Yuenian Yang

Xiaoying He

Sophia Chau

Ilya Daniel Rosenberg

Sang-Hee Lee

Zhijun Lei

Yu Chan Yang

Darren Lochun

Wei Xiong

Changwon D Rhee

Jay M Patel

Naiqian Lu

Gomathi Ramamurthy

Saimanohara S Alapati

Richard Gui Xie

Ilya Daniel Rosenburg

One variation of a system for a touch sensor includes: a substrate; a baseplate; and spacer elements. The substrate defines support locations. The baseplate spans a bottom layer of the substrate and defines spring elements: aligned to the support locations of the substrate; and configured to yield to displacement of the substrate toward the baseplate responsive to forces applied over the substrate. The spacer elements: are interposed between the support locations and the spring elements; and are configured to compress responsive to forces applied over the substrate. Each spacer element, in the spacer elements, includes: an elastomer element; a first adhesive layer; and a second adhesive layer. The first adhesive layer: is arranged over the elastomer element; and coupled to the bottom substrate layer at a support location. The second adhesive layer: is arranged below the elastomer element; and coupled to the baseplate at a spring element.

Materials and structures for spacer elements in a human-computer interface system

An embodiment of an adaptive video encoder may determine headset-related information including at least one of focus-related information and motion-related information and determine one or more video encode parameters based on the headset-related information. The adaptive video encoder may also encode a macroblock of a video image based on the one or more determined video encode parameters. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Adaptive foveated encoder and global motion predictor

An embodiment of an adaptive video encoder may include technology to determine headset-related information including at least one of focus-related information and motion-related information, and determine one or more video encode parameters based on the headset-related information. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide for technology to improve an appearance of objects that enter a viewable area of a 360-degree video. The technology may include a head mounted display (HMD), a viewport comprising a viewable area within the HMD, and a memory to store objects of interest not currently in the viewable area.

Object pre-encoding for 360-degree view for optimal quality and latency

Independent workloads may be grouped together into a single super workload. This super workload is dispatched to a single context hardware system that does not run an operating system. This effectively creates a multi-context system out of a single context hardware processor.

Enabling a single context hardware system to operate as a multi-context system

Systems, apparatuses and methods may include technology to bundle on demand video frames together in clusters having similar encode times based on predicted performance determined by weighted heuristics.

Intelligent video frame grouping based on predicted performance

An apparatus and method for virtualized scheduling. For example, one embodiment of a graphics processing apparatus comprises: a graphics processor comprising a plurality of graphics processing engines, each of the graphics processing engines usable to execute graphics program code for a plurality of graphics contexts, each of the graphics contexts associated with a particular user mode driver (UMD); and a scheduler to schedule the graphics program code for execution on the plurality of graphics engines, the scheduler comprising an integrated context queue to store program code from all of the graphics contexts, the scheduler to select graphics processing engines to execute the program code from each context based on a detected load and/or availability of each graphics processing engine and to determine an order for executing the program code from each context based on relative priorities associated with the different contexts.

Apparatus and method for virtualized scheduling of multiple duplicate graphics engines

A computer system may generate a plurality of component kernels, which are to be linked during the runtime. The system may determine whether a combined kernel K is present in response to receiving a first request to retrieve the combined kernel K. The system may compose the combined kernel K from the selected component kernels of the plurality of component kernels during the runtime if the combined kernel is not already present.

Dynamic linking and loading of post-processing kernels

Systems, apparatus, articles, and methods are described including operations for content aware selective adjusting of motion estimation.

Content aware selective adjusting of motion estimation

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Ping Liu