WO2015056047A1 - Taille adaptative de bouton de surface tactile pour applications d'ihm - Google Patents

Taille adaptative de bouton de surface tactile pour applications d'ihm Download PDF

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WO2015056047A1
WO2015056047A1 PCT/IB2013/059338 IB2013059338W WO2015056047A1 WO 2015056047 A1 WO2015056047 A1 WO 2015056047A1 IB 2013059338 W IB2013059338 W IB 2013059338W WO 2015056047 A1 WO2015056047 A1 WO 2015056047A1
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  • the application relates to a Human Machine Interface (HMI) de ⁇ vice with a touch surface, such as a touch pad or a touch screen.
  • HMI Human Machine Interface
  • this application relates to a HMI device with a touch surface for a component of a vehicle.
  • US 2008/0055259 Al discloses a computer system for dynamically adapting the size of touch sensitive areas or "buttons" on touch screens in response to the motor skill level of the us ⁇ er.
  • Data from sensors arrayed around a touch screen send small changes in the user's hand position, and pass this data to a filter which separates the component of the motion due to hand tremor from the intentional motion component.
  • the information about the extent of the hand tremor can be used to either dy ⁇ namically increase the size of a button as the user's hand is in motion, or to retrieve and display a fixed screen layout with appropriately large buttons.
  • US 2012/0011437 Al discloses a method of navigating between user interface screens, including displaying a third user interface screen in a plurality of user interface screens that also includes a first and a second predefined user interface screen, the third user interface screen being other than the first and the second predefined user interface screen, detect ⁇ ing a finger gesture on the touch sensitive display while dis ⁇ playing the third user interface screen, and in response to detecting the finger gesture on the touch-sensitive display, replacing display of the third user interface screen with dis- play of the first predefined user interface screen when the detected finger gesture is a first finger gesture, and replac ⁇ ing display of the third user interface screen with display of the second predefined user interface screen when the detected finger gesture is a second finger gesture that is a reverse of the first finger gesture.
  • HMI Human Machine Interface
  • the application provides a Human Machine Interface (HMI) de ⁇ vice for a component of a car.
  • HMI Human Machine Interface
  • Examples of the component include an audio device and an en ⁇ gine control module.
  • the car acts to transport people or goods .
  • the HMI device includes a display screen, a touch sensitive surface, a memory unit, and a controller.
  • the memory unit stores a pre-determined plurality of display data and, optionally, corresponding output data, which are of ⁇ ten related to the car component.
  • the controller sends the plurality of display data to the dis ⁇ play screen and displays the plurality of display data at pre ⁇ determined locations on the display screen.
  • the con ⁇ troller sends information to the display screen and the dis ⁇ play shows the information.
  • the controller also pre-determines boundaries of a plurality of touch sensitive areas of the touch sensitive surface.
  • the touch sensitive surface comprises the touch sensitive areas, which the controller determines.
  • the controller then pre-determines a geometric correspondence among a plurality of display areas on the display screen, the plurality of touch sensitive areas, and the plurality of dis- play data on the display screen.
  • the control ⁇ ler determines a relationship among a display area on the dis ⁇ play screen, a touch sensitive area on the touch sensitive surface, and a display data on the display screen.
  • the controller also detects when a pre-determined touch sensi ⁇ tive area is touched. This said touched pre-determined touch sensitive area corresponds to a pre-determined display data. The controller, upon detection of touching of the predetermined touch sensitive area, enlarges the boundary of the pre-determined touch sensitive area.
  • the controller later selects an output data which corresponds to the touched pre-determined touch sensitive area.
  • the output data can be pre-determined and be pre-stored. Alternatively, it can also be calculated from the corresponding display data.
  • the controller then outputs the output data on an output line, which is often connected to the car component.
  • the controller can initiate the output of the output data on an output line upon detecting that the touch sensitive area is touched according to a pre-determined touch pattern.
  • the pre-determined touch pattern include a second touch, a third touch, a long touch, and a short touch, although other examples are also possible.
  • the controller can later, together with or after outputting the output data, reduce the boundary of the touch sensitive area. After the selection of the desired touch sensitive area, the controller afterward reduces the boundary of the desired touch sensitive area.
  • the controller upon detection of touching of the predetermined touch sensitive area, can alter the display of the plurality of display data on the display screen for providing a user feedback. Examples of the alteration include highlight ⁇ ing of the displayed data and enlarging of the displayed data.
  • the controller upon detection of touching of the predetermined touch sensitive area, can initiate emitting an au- dio signal for providing a user feedback.
  • the controller upon detection of touching of the predetermined touch sensitive area, can enlarge the boundary of adjacent pre-determined touch sensitive area. This allows the user to select easily the adjacent pre-determined touch sensi ⁇ tive area.
  • the display screen and the touch sensitive surface can be pro ⁇ vided by an integrated touch screen.
  • the touch screen displays data and also detects user touches.
  • the touch sensitive surface is provided by a touch pad.
  • the touch pad is often a pointing device that comprises a tactile sensor and a specialized surface for translating a motion and a position of a user finger.
  • the touch pad is also called a track pad.
  • the application provides a component module for a car.
  • the component module includes a component at least one above- mentioned Human Machine Interface device for receiving a user touch.
  • the application also provides a car that includes at least one above-mentioned component module.
  • the component module in ⁇ cludes a Human Machine Interface device for receiving a user touch.
  • the application provides a method of operating a Human Machine Interface device.
  • the Human Machine Interface device comprises a display screen and a touch sensitive surface.
  • the method includes a step of providing a plurality of display data.
  • the plurality of display data is then displayed at pre ⁇ determined locations on the display screen. Boundaries of a plurality of touch sensitive areas of the touch sensitive sur- face are afterward pre-determined . A geometric correspondence among a plurality of display areas on the display screen, the plurality of touch sensitive areas, and the plurality of dis ⁇ play data on the display screen is later provided. Following this, a step of detecting when a pre-determined touch sensi- tive area is touched is performed.
  • the boundary of the touch sensitive area is en ⁇ larged. This enlarging has an advantage of later allowing eas- ier selection or touching of the touch sensitive area. This is unlike other method, which does not provide this. The user may then select wrongly the neighboring area.
  • An output data which corresponds to the touched pre-determined touch sensitive area is later provided. The output data is af ⁇ terwards outputted.
  • the outputting of the output data can be initiated on detect ⁇ ing that the touch sensitive area is touched according to a pre-determined touch pattern, such as a second touch, a third touch, a long touch, a short touch, a quick release touch, a wiping touch, a waving touch, and a circle touch.
  • a pre-determined touch pattern such as a second touch, a third touch, a long touch, a short touch, a quick release touch, a wiping touch, a waving touch, and a circle touch.
  • the method often includes, together with or after the output- ting of the output data, reducing the boundary of the touch sensitive area.
  • the method can include altering the display of the plurality of display data on the display screen for giving a feedback to the user.
  • the alteration can refer to highlighting the displayed data or to enlarging the displayed data.
  • the method can comprise emitting an audio signal for giving a feedback to the user.
  • the boundary of adjacent pre-determined touch sen ⁇ sitive area can be enlarged.
  • Fig. 1 illustrates a Human Machine Interface (HMI) device with a touch screen for an audio module of a vehicle
  • Fig. 2 illustrates a method of operating the HMI device of
  • Fig. 1 illustrates a scrolling of an enlarged area of the touch screen of Fig, 1
  • Fig. 3 illustrates a scrolling of an enlarged area of the touch screen of Fig, 1
  • Fig. 4 illustrates a further HMI device with a display
  • Fig. 5 illustrates a method of operating the HMI device of
  • Fig. 6 illustrates a scrolling of an enlarged area of the display screen and a scrolling of a corresponding enlarged area of the touch pad of Fig. 4.
  • Some parts of the embodiments have similar parts.
  • the similar parts may have the same names or similar part numbers.
  • the de ⁇ scription of one part applies by reference to another similar part, where appropriate, thereby reducing repetition of text without limiting the disclosure.
  • Fig. 1 shows a Human Machine Interface (HMI) device 10 for an audio module of a vehicle.
  • HMI Human Machine Interface
  • the HMI device 10 includes a touch screen 12, a memory unit 15, and a controller 17, wherein the controller 17 is electrically connected to the touch screen 12 and to the memory unit 15.
  • the touch screen 12 has a display surface cum capacitive touch surface 20, which includes a plurality of touch screen areas 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34.
  • the touch screen areas 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34 are arranged vertically in a line.
  • the touch screen area 22 is placed next to the touch screen area 24 while the touch screen area 26 is placed between the touch screen area 24 and the touch screen area 28.
  • the touch screen area 28 is placed next to the touch screen area 30.
  • the touch screen area 32 is placed between the touch screen area 30 and the touch screen area 34.
  • the memory unit 15 stores a software program for dis ⁇ playing and for selecting song titles and also stores a list of song titles.
  • the controller 17 provides information to the touch screen 12 for displaying the song titles according to instructions of the software program.
  • the touch screen areas 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34 are po ⁇ sitioned and are scaled either to a large area size or to a nominal area size, according to the information from the controller 17.
  • touch screen areas 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34 acts as screen areas cum touch areas.
  • each touch screen area 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34 which is scaled to the large area size, shows one song title that is scaled to a large font size, according to the information from the controller 17.
  • the touch screen area 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34 which is scaled to the nominal area size, shows the song title that is scaled to nominal font size, according to the information from the controller 17.
  • the touch screen area 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34 is used for receiving a touch from a user, wherein the touch screen 12 then sends a signal to the controller 17 to indicate an area that is touched by the user.
  • the controller 17 later sends information to the touch screen 12 according to the signal from the touch screen 12.
  • Fig. 1 illustrates a view of the touch screen 12, wherein the touch screen areas 22 and 24 have a large area size for dis- playing song titles with a large font size while the touch screen areas 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34 have a nominal area size for displaying song titles with a nominal font size.
  • Fig. 2 shows a flow chart 40 of a method of operating the HMI device 10.
  • the flow chart 40 includes four steps, namely a step 43 of displaying the song titles, a step 46 of enlarging a group of the touch screen areas, a step 49 of scrolling or shifting the enlargement of the touch screen areas, and a step 52 of se ⁇ lecting a user desired song title.
  • the touch screen 12 receives information from the controller 17, wherein the touch screen 12 displays the song titles.
  • the step 46 of enlarging a group of the touch screen areas is performed.
  • a user touches for a moment an area of the touch screen 12, wherein the touch screen 12 then sends a signal to the controller 17 to indicate the said user touched area to the controller 17.
  • the control ⁇ ler 17 later sends information to the touch screen 12 to scale a group of contiguous touch screen areas 22 and 24, which en ⁇ closes the said user touched area, to the said large area size and to scale the song titles, which are displayed by the con ⁇ tiguous touch screen areas 22 and 24, to the said large font size, as illustrated in Fig. 1.
  • the controller 17 also sends information to the touch screen 12 to scale the other touch screen areas 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34 to the said nominal area size and to scale the song titles, which are displayed by these other touch screen areas 26, 28, 30, 32, and 34, to the said nominal font size, as illustrated in Fig. 1.
  • the step 49 of scrolling the touch may then be performed. In this step 49, the user moves the finger, which is contacting the touch screen 12, to another area of the touch screen 12, as indicated by the arrow in Fig. 3.
  • the touch screen 12 then sends a signal to the controller 17 to indicate the movement of the user touched area to the controller 17.
  • the controller 17 then transmits information to the touch screen 12 to scroll or to shift the enlargement of the touch screen areas.
  • the controller 17 transmits in- formation to the touch screen 12 to scale a group of contigu ⁇ ous touch screen areas 26 and 28, which encloses the said touch area, to the said large area size and to scale the song titles, which are displayed by the contiguous touch screen ar ⁇ eas 26 and 28, to the said large font size, as illustrated in Fig. 3.
  • the controller 17 also sends information to the touch screen 12 to scale the other touch screen areas 22, 24, 30, 32, and 34 to the said nominal area size and to scale the song titles, which are displayed by these other touch screen areas 22, 24, 30, 32, and 34, to the said nominal font size, as il- lustrated in Fig. 3.
  • the step 52 of selecting one of the song titles is later per ⁇ formed.
  • the finger that is contacting the touch screen 12 is lifted from the touch screen 12.
  • the group of contiguous touch areas continues to have the said large ar ⁇ ea size.
  • the touch screen 12 later sends a signal to the con ⁇ troller 17 to indicate that the user is not touching the touch screen 12.
  • the user then moves the finger to touch one of the contiguous large touch areas to select a desired song title.
  • the touch screen 12 afterward transmits sends a signal to the controller 17 to indicate which area of the touch screen 12 is touched by the user.
  • Fig. 4 shows another Human Machine Interface (HMI) device 100 for an audio module of a vehicle.
  • HMI Human Machine Interface
  • the HMI device 100 includes a display screen 112a with a cor ⁇ responding touch pad 112b, a memory unit 115, and a controller 117, wherein the controller 117 is electrically connected to the display screen 112a, to the touch pad 112b, and to the memory unit 115.
  • the display screen 112a has a display surface 120a that comprises a plurality of screen areas 122a, 124a, 126a, 128a, 130a, 132a, and 134a.
  • These screen areas 122a, 124a, 126a, 128a, 130a, 132a, and 134a are arranged vertically in a line.
  • the screen area 124a is placed between the screen area 122a and the screen area 126a.
  • the screen area 128a is placed between the screen area 126a and the screen area 130a.
  • the screen area 132a is placed between the screen area 130a and the screen area 134a.
  • the touch pad 112b has a capacitive touch surface 120b that includes a plurality of touch areas 122b, 124b, 126b, 128b, 130b, 132b, and 134b.
  • the touch areas 122b, 124b, 126b, 128b, 130b, 132b, and 134b are arranged vertically in a line.
  • the touch area 124b is placed between the touch area 122b and the touch area 126b.
  • the touch area 128b is placed between the touch area 126b and the touch area 130b.
  • the touch area 132b is placed between the touch area 130b and the touch area 134b.
  • the display screen 112a is linked functionally to the touch pad 112b.
  • the touch area 122b is linked func ⁇ tionally to the screen area 122a.
  • the touch area 124b is linked functionally to the screen area 124a.
  • the touch area 126b is linked functionally to the screen area 126a.
  • the touch area 128b is linked functionally to the screen area 128a.
  • the touch area 130b is linked functionally to the screen area 130a.
  • the touch area 132b is linked functionally to the screen area 132a.
  • the touch area 134b is linked to the screen area 134a.
  • the memory unit 115 stores a software program for displaying and for selecting song titles and it also stores a list of song titles.
  • the controller 117 provides information to the display screen 112a for displaying the song titles according to instructions of the software program.
  • Each screen area 122a, 124a, 126a, 128a, 130a, 132a, and 134a is positioned and is scaled either to the said large display area size or to the said nominal area size, according to the information from the controller 117.
  • the screen area 122a, 124a, 126a, 128a, 130a, 132a, and 134a which is scaled to the large display area size, shows one song title that is scaled to the said large font size.
  • the screen area 122a, 124a, 126a, 128a, 130a, 132a, and 134a which is scaled to the nominal display area size, shows one song title that is scaled to the said nominal font size.
  • Fig. 4 shows the screen areas 122a and 124a having a large display area size that displays song titles with a large font size and shows the screen areas 126a, 128a, 130a, 132a, and 134a having a nominal display area size that displays song ti ⁇ tles with a nominal font size.
  • the capacitive touch surface 120b it is used for receiving a touch from a user, wherein the capacitive touch surface 120b then sends a signal to the controller 117 to in ⁇ dicate an area that is touched by the user.
  • each touch area 122b, 124b, 126b, 128b, 130b, 132b, and 134b is positioned and is scaled either to the said large touch area size or to the said nominal touch area size, ac ⁇ cording to the information from the controller 117.
  • Fig. 4 also shows the touch areas 122b and 124b having a large touch area size and shows the touch areas 126b, 128b, 130b, 132b, and 134b having a nominal touch area size.
  • Each touch screen area 122b, 124b, 126b, 128b, 130b, 132b, and 134b is used for receiving a touch from a user, wherein the touch pad 112b then sends a signal to the controller 117 to indicate the said user touched area.
  • the controller 117 can later provide information to the display screen 112a for displaying according to the signal that indicates the said user touched area and according to instruc ⁇ tions of the software program.
  • Fig. 5 shows a flow 140 of a method of operating the HMI de ⁇ vice 100.
  • the flow chart 140 has four steps, namely a step 143 of dis- playing song titles on the display screen 112a, a step 146 of enlarging a particular area of the touch pad 112b and of enlarging a corresponding area of the display screen 112a, a step 149 of scrolling the touch screen, and a step 152 of se ⁇ lecting the song title.
  • the display screen 112a receives information from the controller 117, wherein the display screen 112a displays the song titles.
  • a user touches may be for a moment, a particular area of the touch pad 112b, wherein the touch pad 112b then sends a signal to the controller 117 to indicate the said user touched area to the controller 117.
  • the controller 117 also sends information to the touch pad 112b to scale the contiguous touch areas 122b and 124b, which includes the said user touched area to the large touch area size.
  • the controller 117 also sends information to the display screen 112a to scale a group of corresponding contiguous screen areas 122a and 124a to the large display area size and to scale the song titles, which are displayed by the contigu ⁇ ous touch screen areas 122a and 124a, to the large font size, as illustrated in Fig. 4.
  • the controller 117 also sends information to the touch pad 112b to scale the other touch areas 126b, 128b, 130b, 132b, and 134b, to the nominal touch area size.
  • the controller 117 also sends information to the display screen 112a to scale the other corresponding screen areas 126a, 128a, 130a, 132a, and 134a to the nominal display area size and to scale the song titles, which are displayed by the other touch screen areas 126a, 128a, 130a, 132a, and 134a, to the nominal font size, as illustrated in Fig. 4.
  • the step 149 of scrolling the touch may then be performed.
  • the user moves the finger, which is contacting the touch pad 112b, to another area of the touch pad 112b, as indicated by the arrow in Fig. 6.
  • the touch pad 112b then sends a signal to the controller 117 to indicate the new user touched area to the controller 117.
  • the controller 117 then transmits information to the display screen 112a to scroll or to shift the enlargement of the screen area and sends information to the touch pad 112b to scroll or to shift the enlargement of touch areas.
  • the controller 117 transmits information to the touch pad 112b to scale a group of contiguous touch areas 126b and 128b, which encloses the new user touched area, to the large touch area size.
  • the controller 117 also transmits in ⁇ formation to the display screen 112a to scale a group of cor ⁇ responding contiguous screen areas 126a and 128a to the large display area size and to scale the song titles, which are dis ⁇ played by the corresponding contiguous screen areas 126a and 128a, to the large font size, as illustrated in Fig. 6.
  • the controller 17 also sends information to the touch pad 112b to scale the other touch areas 122b, 124b, 130b, 132b, and 134b to the nominal touch area size.
  • the controller 17 also sends information to the display screen 112a to scale the oth ⁇ er corresponding screen areas 122a, 124a, 130a, 132a, and 134a to the nominal display area size and to scale the song titles, which are displayed by these other screen areas 122a, 124a, 130a, 132a, and 134a, to the nominal font size, as illustrated in Fig. 6.
  • the step 52 of selecting one user desired song title is later performed. In this step 52, the finger that is contacting the touch pad 112b is lifted from the touch pad 112b. The group of contiguous touch areas continues to have the large touch area size.
  • the touch pad 112b later sends a signal to the control- ler 117 to indicate that the touch pad 112b is not touched by the user.
  • the user then moves the finger to touch one of the contiguous large touch areas to select a user desired song title.
  • the touch pad 112b afterward transmits sends a signal to the con ⁇ troller 117 to indicate which large touch area is touched by the user.
  • a Human Machine Interface device comprising a display screen
  • a memory unit for storing a pre-determined plurality of display data
  • the controller upon detection of touching of the pre-determined touch sensitive area, enlarges the bounda ⁇ ry of the pre-determined touch sensitive area.
  • the controller initiates the output of the output data on an output line upon detecting that the touch sensitive area is touched according to a pre-determined touch pat ⁇ tern .
  • the Human Machine Interface device according to item 1 or 2, wherein the controller, together with or after outputting the output data, reduces the boundary of the touch sensitive area .
  • the controller upon detection of touching of the predetermined touch sensitive area, alters the display of the plurality of display data on the display screen.
  • the controller upon detection of touching of the predetermined touch sensitive area, initiates emitting an audio signal .
  • the controller upon detection of touching of the predetermined touch sensitive area, enlarges the boundary of adjacent pre-determined touch sensitive area.
  • the display screen and the touch sensitive surface are provided by an integrated touch screen.
  • the touch sensitive surface is provided by a touch pad.
  • a component module for a car the component module com ⁇ prising
  • a car comprising
  • the component module comprises a Human Machine Interface device for receiving a user touch.
  • a method of operating a Human Machine Interface device comprising a display screen and a touch sensitive surface,
  • pre-determining boundaries of a plurality of touch sensitive areas of the touch sensitive surface providing a geometric correspondence among a plural ⁇ ity of display areas on the display screen, the plu ⁇ rality of touch sensitive areas, and the plurality of display data on the display screen,
  • the method further comprises, upon detection of touching of the pre-determined touch sensitive area, en ⁇ larging the boundary of the touch sensitive area.
  • the method comprises, together with or after the output- ting of the output data, reducing the boundary of the touch sensitive area.
  • the method comprises altering the display of the plurality of display data on the display screen.

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La présente invention concerne un dispositif d'interface homme-machine (IHM). Le dispositif d'IHM comprend un écran d'affichage, une surface tactile, une unité mémoire et un organe de commande. L'unité mémoire mémorise une pluralité de données d'affichage définie au préalable. L'organe de commande, lors de la détection d'un toucher d'une zone tactile prédéterminée, agrandit une frontière de la zone tactile prédéterminée.
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