WO2013053424A1 - Wand-abdeckelement mit erkennungssystem - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an at least partially transparent sheet-like cover element equipped with a recognition system for the presence and / or characterization of an object or a substance and related further embodiments of the invention, such as uses.
- cover elements are known from computer technology, for example in the form of touch-sensitive screens which are used, inter alia, in portable telecommunications devices, such as PDAs or mobile phones, navigation devices, computers (such as desktops, laptops, hand-held or so-called “tablet computers”). see, for example, WO 2005/114369); ATMs; Ticket machines, interactive dispensers or even behind shop glass or under glass counter-mounted applications as well as games integrated into counters, for example in the form of shop windows (see, for example, WO 96/15464).
- CONFIRMATION COPY elements for example for endoscopic light
- recording devices for logging an operation and the like
- peripheral systems eg room cameras, light and audio control, surgical light, surgical table lamp, room light control, insufflator, videoconferencing systems and the like
- touchscreens for the automation of functions are known as controls and are placed primarily on the walls
- home automation for example, to control heating, TV sets, stove, music systems, home theater systems or the like
- touch screens protrude or have joints with the surrounding wall material and are "visible”, ie that can impair the aesthetics. It was therefore the task to integrate operating elements in such a way grate that the mentioned disadvantages can be avoided.
- a cover element mentioned at the outset which is characterized in that the cover element is mounted in front of or on the wall substrate of a wall of a building substantially over its entire surface and the (at least one) recognition system (operating element, "touch panel ”) works on the” Projected Capacitive Touchscreen “principle and on the viewed from the viewer on the back (wall side) located transparent sheet-shaped cover member adjacent and before or in the cover member having wall substrate (with the cover in contact or at a short distance, that is, not completely encapsulated by the wall substrate).
- the or the detection systems are arranged only behind a part of the surface of the cover.
- the invention also relates to the use of at least one of the "projected capacitive touchscreen” principle (projective capacitive
- Touch screen principle also called Projected Capacitive Touch principle working recognition system, characterized in that this in the form of a control element ("touch panel”) before and / or in a wall substrate and behind a transparent cover (with the cover in contact or in a short distance, ie, not completely encapsulated by the wall substrate), the detection system (s) preferably being located only behind a portion of the surface of the cover member.
- the invention also relates to the use of an inventively with at least one recognition system equipped covering element for (in particular during or immediately before or after taking place) performing control functions for medical devices and devices (eg, surgical field cameras, C-arms, ultrasound devices, surgical microscopes (OPM), endoscopic switching elements (for example for endoscopic light), recording equipment for logging an operation and the like) and in particular peripheral systems (eg room cameras, light and audio control, surgical light, operating table lamp, room light control, insufflator,
- medical devices and devices eg, surgical field cameras, C-arms, ultrasound devices, surgical microscopes (OPM), endoscopic switching elements (for example for endoscopic light), recording equipment for logging an operation and the like
- peripheral systems eg room cameras, light and audio control, surgical light, operating table lamp, room light control, insufflator,
- Videoconferencing systems and the like in particular of functions which need not be accessible directly in the operating area, in particular basic functions of the room, such as lighting control (for example also for LEDs of the OLEDs), ventilation control, temperature control or the like, or in the area of households and offices for control Of heating, TV sets, stove, music systems, home theater systems or the like, wherein the detection system is used as a control element.
- lighting control for example also for LEDs of the OLEDs
- ventilation control for example also for LEDs of the OLEDs
- temperature control or the like or in the area of households and offices for control Of heating, TV sets, stove, music systems, home theater systems or the like, wherein the detection system is used as a control element.
- the recognition system to be used according to the invention is, in particular, an operating element which can simultaneously function as an input and output device in which the program sequence of a device or a device (eg, medical device) is touched (in particular the cover element) in the region of parts of an image Devices or basic functions in OPs, as mentioned in the beginning) directly or via Control elements can be controlled.
- a device or a device eg, medical device
- the cover element in the region of parts of an image Devices or basic functions in OPs, as mentioned in the beginning
- Control elements can be controlled.
- a touch sensor which generates signals when objects approach or touch, in particular, fingers (free or covered with, for example, glove material) or pointers, or further substances (substances)
- Control unit which translates the signals received from the sensor for a computer
- a software driver which allows the interpretation, processing and use of the data supplied by the control unit, for example for driving technical devices or devices as mentioned above in the introduction or also lighting elements.
- the components contact sensor, control unit, software driver and the following components mentioned may be present.
- the detection system according to the invention preferably also contains, as further components, an imaging element (for example, to display operating alternatives), usually in the form of an integrated screen, or (for example, if only the same operating alternatives are always to be pointed out) alternatively in the form of fixed images, like imprinting, and the already mentioned computer.
- an imaging element for example, to display operating alternatives
- an integrated screen usually in the form of an integrated screen, or (for example, if only the same operating alternatives are always to be pointed out) alternatively in the form of fixed images, like imprinting, and the already mentioned computer.
- controlled or controllable devices or devices eg medical devices and devices (eg surgical field cameras, C-arms, ultrasound devices, surgical microscopes (OPM), endoscopic switching elements (for example for endoscopic light), recording devices for Logging of an operation and the like) and in particular peripheral systems (eg room cameras, light and audio control, surgical light, surgical table lamp, room light control, insufflator, videoconferencing systems and the like), in particular of functions which need not be accessible directly in the operating area, particular basic functions of the room, such as lighting control, ventilation control, or in the range of households and offices for controlling heating, TV sets, stoves, music systems, home cinema systems or the like, the recognition system being used as a control element), analog-to-digital converters, multiplexers, filters and the like, such as Suitable algorithms for the application and use of a recognition system according to the invention are also known to the person skilled in the art and are therefore not expressly mentioned or described here.
- peripheral systems eg room cameras, light and audio control, surgical light, surgical table lamp, room light control,
- the object may be suitable pointing devices that may have an influence on electromagnetic fields, such as corresponding pointing sticks or others (for example, tools in the hands of a person, which saves them first having to be discarded) or, in particular, one or more hands or preferably one or more fingers come into question, which are brought into the vicinity of the operating element, for example, and in particular by touching the transparent sheet-like cover member.
- electromagnetic fields such as corresponding pointing sticks or others (for example, tools in the hands of a person, which saves them first having to be discarded) or, in particular, one or more hands or preferably one or more fingers come into question, which are brought into the vicinity of the operating element, for example, and in particular by touching the transparent sheet-like cover member.
- the materials may be materials which come in contact with a cover member, such as condensing moisture or dirt, which may then initiate surface-cleaning measures such as heating to remove condensation, automated washing or cleaning operations, or such more.
- At least partially transparent means that the cover is at least partially transparent to electromagnetic waves, in particular in the visible with the human eye area, so that images on the back or there ⁇ ter may be exercised.
- the transparency can also be interrupted by, for example, electrically switchable (activatable and deactivatable) light transmission ("intelligent glass”), so that, for example, behind it Pictures are visible only when touching. This allows different design effects to be achieved on the technical basis mentioned.
- "Partial” means that areas without underlying detection system (control element, "touch panel”) can also be (permanently) impermeable (non-transparent), while the areas behind which one or more detection systems are located must be at least temporarily transparent , But also the entire cover can be made transparent.
- a corresponding cover member may be coated from a coated (eg, a surface hardening, anti-reflective, electrochromic, colored (eg, by printing) or other candidate material or coating system, or, for example, LEDs or OLED material or the like, allowing for the appearance of the cover member Desire to vary), or from a non-coated - transparent material, such as plastic or glass in particular (eg soda lime glass or aluminum silicate glass), also in the form of laminated glass exist. Due to the use of the "Projected Capacitive Touchscreen" principle, the thickness should be in the range from 0.1 to 30 mm, preferably from 0.2 to 20, eg from 0.2 to 10 or 2 to 18 mm, eg at 2 up to 8 mm.
- the images are one or more of those displayed on a screen forming part of the recognition system of the present invention, for example visible elements of graphical user interfaces (GUI) shown, which may be graphical elements, controls, or also called “widgets.”
- GUI graphical user interfaces
- a window structure may be provided whereby the GUI system allows such windows to be resized, panned, or resized to full screen size.
- Displayed graphical user interfaces are available or even integrated into many general-purpose operating systems.
- Other displayed controls include buttons, toolbars, sliders, selection lists, and icons.
- dialog boxes also known as “dialog boxes” are most commonly used for user queries or input, such as selecting a printer.
- GUIs can be essential with the use of descriptive icons for certain program functions, such as trash, learning, and understanding of the operation
- Covering elements according to the invention may, for example, have areas of 2 to 500 square meters (m 2 ), such as from 3 to 50 m 2 , without this being intended to be limiting.
- such a covering element which if necessary can be divided into several cover element modules which are as little as possible jointed, preferably only with very smooth and narrow joints of less than 2 mm width, possibly closed with spatula materials (preferably flush with the surface)
- cover element modules which are as little as possible jointed, preferably only with very smooth and narrow joints of less than 2 mm width, possibly closed with spatula materials (preferably flush with the surface)
- the individual Abdeckelementmodule can be produced only to a maximum size, mounted in front of or on the wall substrate of a wall of a building substantially over the entire surface.
- the wall substrate wall material
- the required parts of the detection system may be embedded in the wall substrate, for example
- a wall material selected from concrete, masonry, eg from stones, stones, stones mortared together or Shaped bricks, stone (such as granite or marble) slabs, wood, a composite material, or plastic, or the like chen, each with or without insulation and / or plastering material
- this can stand (for example, by applying or at least partially sticking) or this can be at a certain distance, for example, on the side facing away from the observer and the wall substrate side at a distance of a few millimeters to many centimeters, eg from 1 to 50 mm or up to 500 mm (eg, to apply the parts of the detection
- connection can be kept at a suitable distance with spacers and, for example separable (eg with screws) or (at least substantially, ie under normal conditions of use, in particular without irreversible damage during separation) inseparable (eg glued (adhesion), non-positively and / or positively connected, eg angeklipst) be.
- positive connections require a normal force on the surfaces to be joined together. Their mutual displacement is prevented as long as caused by the static friction counterforce is not exceeded.
- one of the connection partners is another (at least partially, in particular when trying to solve the connection or twisting) in the way.
- cover elements which (when attached to walls, floors and / or ceilings) each join seamlessly with cover elements in front of or on the other adjacent walls, ceilings and / or floors.
- Jointless always means that no or only very small joints (gaps) between adjacent elements are allowed (ie actually poor or jointless in the strict sense), for example, joints with widths of 0 to 5 mm, preferably from 0 to 2 mm, the joints, if desired, may be filled with suitable materials (eg, Kitten, for example, synthetic resin, such as epoxy or silicone-based) to ensure the smoothest possible surfaces and low deposition possibilities for contamination or dirt.
- suitable materials eg, Kitten, for example, synthetic resin, such as epoxy or silicone-based
- the recognition system or systems can be arranged over the entire surface of a cover member according to the invention or preferably only behind a part of the surface of the cover, for. at a suitable height (eg for foot operation at the bottom, eg in the lower third of the cover element, for manual operation in the middle or upper area, eg in the middle third of the height of a cover element, or with suitable lateral positioning 40%, or 1 to 10%, each of the surface of the cover, the recognition system or systems be provided,
- the at least one recognition system normally works on the "projected capacitive touch screen” principle and is seen by the viewer on the back (ie the side of the wall substrate) of the transparent sheet-like cover member adjacent and before or in the Provided cover having wall substrate.
- it may be embedded in recesses of the wall substrate, wherein the front side (with the capacitive or sensitive parts) directly (which may also mean a liquid) may be in contact with the cover, or may be provided on the wall material or partially integrated ,
- the "Projected Capacitive Touchscreen” principle makes it possible to detect or also characterize (eg with regard to size or type, eg fingertip or palm) of objects or substances, in particular of one or more objects It is also possible for a number of objects to approach the surface of the transparent cover element or directly brought into contact with the cover element, such as (for example, gloved or uncovered) fingers, by means of the recognition system, even without being directly touched by it (which is good for negative effects protects).
- a detection system according to the invention / used according to the invention includes a plurality of sensor nodes or coordinates which can operate independently of one another and correspond to different points on a control element (touchscreen).
- a touchscreen as part of the recognition system can be based on a large number of capacitively sensitive (capacity-sensitive) nodes which can be designed to be very variable.
- capacitively sensitive nodes which can be designed to be very variable.
- the own (“seif") capacity of a single electrode is measured relative to the ground.
- each of the nodes operates independently of other nodes to produce a signal representative of its location (or, for example, concurrent ones) Signals representative of the different touch points of the touch screen).
- the capacitance-sensitive nodes are preferably made of a transparent conductive material, in particular indium tinplate. Oxide (ITO), designed.
- ITO indium tinplate. Oxide
- the transparent material is divided into spatially separated electrodes and interconnects, each of which represents a particular coordinate, and the interconnects connect the electrodes to a capacitive-sensitive circuit.
- the coordinates can be expressed in Cartesian (x and y) or In a Cartesian coordinate system, the electrodes may be arranged in rows and columns so as to form a grid array, each electrode representing a different x, y co-ordinate application 'draws the capacitance sensitive circuit changes in capacitance at each of the electrodes. the positions where changes occur (for example, by touching one or dragging a finger across the surface of the cover) and the size of the changes are verwen- det to detect single or multiple touch events.
- a change in capacitance usually occurs at an electrode when a user places an object or a substance, such as a finger, in close proximity to the electrode, ie, the object or substance drains charge, thereby affecting the capacitance.
- the conductive material is arranged in groups in a pattern of spatially separated interconnections, which are arranged in two different layers.
- “Driving” (driving, active) interconnects are arranged in a first layer and "sensor” (sensory, passive) interconnects in a second layer
- the sensory interconnections separate, cross or intersect the driving interconnects and thus form nodes of capacitive coupling, the way in which they cross the sensory and the driving
- the sensory lanes are essentially perpendicular to the driving lanes, forming nodes with uniquely assigned x and y coordinates, or alternatively, the sensory lanes may be in a polar coordinate system em form concentric circles, while the driving tracks may be arranged as radially expanded tracks, or vice versa.
- the driving tracks are connected to a voltage source and the sensory tracks are connected to capacitive sensitive circuits.
- a current is passed through only one driving track at a particular time, and because of the capacitive coupling, the current is passed through the sensory tracks through each of the nodes (intersections) of the sensory track to the driving track.
- the capacitance sensitive circuit registers changes in the Capacity at every single node. The locations where changes occur and their intensity can be used to detect single or multiple touch events. Capacitance change usually occurs at a capacitive coupling node whenever a user places an object or material, such as a finger, in close proximity to the node, ie, the object or material withdraws charge, thereby affecting capacitance.
- One or more recognition systems can be provided per cover element, which can cooperatively or separately perceive operating tasks and thus enable the activation of various functions.
- Attached substantially over the entire surface means that at most even smaller edge areas (for example less than 10, preferably less than 5, in particular less than 2%) of the area of the wall substrate are free from the transparent cover element attached thereto or in front of it.
- the entire wall surface is covered by the transparent cover element or the transparent cover element is designed in such a way that it covers adjacent (in particular with respect to their plane planes to each other and to the plane of the first cover element) cover elements on wall or ceiling, wall and ceiling areas and / or floor areas of a room is flush, which allows seamless fitting of a room and so in particular in the field of sterile rooms, such as operating theaters, is useful.
- That a detection system of a transparent sheet-like cover element according to the invention located on the backside is adjacent and in front of or in the wall substrate comprising the cover element (in contact with the cover element or not completely encapsulated by the wall substrate) means that it is so arranged must be that a capacity change by an object or a substance are still recognized by the recognition system, that is, can be coupled into this. Too large a distance or intervening material of the wall substrate, as well as a sufficiently accurate localization of the approximation or touch points of the object or material, make it difficult or even impossible. Thus, for example, without this being intended to limit the general invention, distances of the respective recognition element from the respective cover element of up to 20, in particular up to 8 mm are possible.
- the invention also relates to a room in a building, for example a room in an apartment or in particular an operating room, which has at least one wall, which is acted upon by one or more transparent flat cover elements according to the invention, which is equipped with one or more of said detection systems, wherein the remaining walls also (in the case of an operating room preferably), the ceilings and optionally also the floor with such cover elements (with or without recognition system), for example made of glass or laminated glass, may be covered.
- a room in a building for example a room in an apartment or in particular an operating room, which has at least one wall, which is acted upon by one or more transparent flat cover elements according to the invention, which is equipped with one or more of said detection systems, wherein the remaining walls also (in the case of an operating room preferably), the ceilings and optionally also the floor with such cover elements (with or without recognition system), for example made of glass or laminated glass, may be covered.
- impinged means mounted in front of or on the wall of a wall, floor or ceiling of a building substantially over the entire surface thereof, which means that the cover (s) is in direct contact with the wall substrate (wall material), eg a wall material selected from concrete, masonry, for example, made of shaped bricks, stones, stones or shaped stones mortared, stone (such as granite or marble), wood, a composite material, or plastic, or the like, each with or without insulation and / or or plastering material can stand (for example, by applying or at least partially sticking) or can stand at this distance, for example as described above.
- wall substrate eg a wall material selected from concrete, masonry, for example, made of shaped bricks, stones, stones or shaped stones mortared, stone (such as granite or marble), wood, a composite material, or plastic, or the like, each with or without insulation and / or or plastering material can stand (for example, by applying or at least partially sticking) or can stand at this distance, for example as described above.
- a building Under a building is, for example, a house with one or more apartments or in particular a hospital building, but also another functional building such as a garage, an underground car park, a (eg concert, theater or multipurpose) hall building, an airport building, a station building, to understand.
- FIG. 1 shows, as an exploded drawing, schematically in cross-section and as a detail the structure of an exemplary inventive at least partially transparent flat cover element, in which the associated recognition system is glued directly without gaps from behind to a cover element (for example glass wall).
- a cover element for example glass wall
- FIG. 2 shows an exploded view schematically in cross-section and as a detail of the structure of an exemplary inventive at least partially flat cover, in which the associated recognition system attached to the cover (eg glass wall) attached (eg glued) bolts or nuts and their respective counterparts, wherein there is a gap between the cover element and the control element behind it ("touch panel”), which gap may be filled with a contact liquid, which preferably has a refractive index approximately equal to that of the cover element and / or the facing surface of the detection system.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically the structure of a transparent sheet-like cover element (2) according to the invention, here in the form of an acrylic glass pane or, in particular, (optionally composite) glass pane, of which a section with an associated detection system (1) is shown , wherein the cover element (2), for example, outside the range of the detection system (1) according to the invention (approximately from behind, ie on the wall side, ie in the figure above the cover element) for design reasons or to improve the functionality of color toned, for example black printed, or by LEDs (for example white and / or blue) may be illuminated (not shown).
- the cover element (2) for example, outside the range of the detection system (1) according to the invention (approximately from behind, ie on the wall side, ie in the figure above the cover element) for design reasons or to improve the functionality of color toned, for example black printed, or by LEDs (for example white and / or blue) may be illuminated (not shown).
- the associated recognition system (1) is provided directly glued gap-free from the back to the cover (2) (eg glass wall) (here it is shown in the still to be bonded state), which separate arrangements to prevent optical interference, such as Newton's shear rings, unnecessary can make.
- the detection system (1) used according to the invention, here as a touch panel includes a touch sensor (3), an imaging element (4) (here as a screen), a control unit (5), and a computer (6) with software drivers.
- the computer (6) and the control unit (5) as shown in Fig.
- a cover (9) (shown in folded-up view) with various connections, such as one or more selected from an Ethernet connection (10), an RS422 / RS232 / CAN connection (11), a 24-volt connection (12) and a USB port (13), or LON or Bacnet, in order, for example, to enable the control of external devices or devices (not shown) via corresponding connections, whereby (supplementary) or alternatively radio links can also be provided.
- the detection system (1) together with the other components mentioned is provided in a recess of a wall (not shown) and can, for example, from the rear side or via channels in the interior thereof be provided accessible.
- contacts (17) and contact receptacles (18) can connect the touch sensor (3) and the control unit (5), suitable plugs and lines (19), the control unit (5) and the computer (6).
- Other connections are possible.
- Other compounds eg, the imaging element (4)
- FIG. 1 shows schematically the structure of a transparent sheet-like cover element (2) according to the invention, here by way of example in the form of an acrylic or (optionally composite) glass pane, of which a section with an associated recognition system (1) is shown , wherein the cover (2), for example, outside the range of the detection system (1) (about from the back, ie wall side, ie in the figure above the cover) for design reasons or to improve the functionality colored tinted, for example, printed black, or by means of LEDs (for example white and / or blue) may be illuminated (not shown).
- the cover (2) for example, outside the range of the detection system (1) (about from the back, ie wall side, ie in the figure above the cover) for design reasons or to improve the functionality colored tinted, for example, printed black, or by means of LEDs (for example white and / or blue) may be illuminated (not shown).
- the associated recognition system (1) is in the embodiment shown here from behind via suitable fastening means, here for example on the cover (2) fixed (eg glued) nuts (14), and associated bolts (15), if necessary, via intermediate rings (16), attached to the cover (2) (eg, glass wall), which may require separate provisions to prevent optical interference, such as Newton's rings, here in the form of a thin layer with a transparent contact liquid (14), especially for this purpose a refractive index may be approximately the same as the cover member and the facing surface of the detection system (1).
- the detection system (1) used according to the invention, here as a touch panel includes a touch sensor (3), an imaging element (4) (here as a screen), a control unit (5), and a Computer (6) with software driver.
- a screen support (7) such as a display panel
- suitable attachment methods such as the glued bolts and associated nuts shown here
- a dust seal (8) may be provided as well.
- a cover (9) (shown in folded-up view) with various connections, such as one or more selected from an Ethernet connection (10), an RS422 / RS232 / CAN connection (11), a 24-volt connection (12) and a USB port (13), or LON or Bacnet, for example, to enable the control of external devices or devices (not shown) via corresponding connections, wherein also or alternatively radio links can be provided.
- the detection system (1) together with the other components mentioned is provided in a recess of a wall (not shown) and may be provided accessible, for example, from the rear side thereof or via channels in the interior thereof.
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