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US Patent 11550432 Perceptions in a haptic system

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Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
11550432
Date of Patent
January 10, 2023
Patent Application Number
17176899
Date Filed
February 16, 2021
Patent Citations
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US Patent 10318008 Method and system for hand pose detection
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US Patent 10281567 Method and apparatus for producing an acoustic field
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US Patent 10444842 Method and apparatus for modulating haptic feedback
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US Patent 10469973 Speaker array systems
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US Patent 10496175 Three-dimensional perceptions in haptic systems
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US Patent 10497358 Transducer driver
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US Patent 10510357 Resampling of an audio signal by interpolation for low-delay encoding/decoding
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US Patent 10523159 Digital compensator for a non-linear system
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Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 11656686 Method and apparatus for modulating haptic feedback
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US Patent 11715453 Acoustic transducer structures
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US Patent 11768540 Method and apparatus for modulating haptic feedback
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US Patent 11842517 Using iterative 3D-model fitting for domain adaptation of a hand-pose-estimation neural network
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US Patent 11883847 Blocking plate structure for improved acoustic transmission efficiency
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US Patent 11886639 Ultrahapticons
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US Patent 11921928 Haptic effects from focused acoustic fields
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US Patent 11955109 Driving techniques for phased-array systems
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Fred Tzeng
CPC Code
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H04R 1/403
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H04R 27/00
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H04B 11/00
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G06F 3/043
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G06F 3/16
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G06F 3/167
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G08B 6/00

A system providing various improved perceptions techniques for haptic feedback above interactive surfaces that require no contact with either tools, attachments or the surface itself is described. A range of receptors in a perceiving member which is part of the human body is identified to create substantially uniformly perceivable feedback. A vibration frequency that is in the range of the receptors in the perceiving member is chosen and dynamically altered to create substantially uniformly perceivable feedback throughout the receiving member.

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