WO2019025878A1 - 一种多点触控应用裝置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of multi-touch technology, and more particularly to a multi-touch application device for a multi-touch screen, a multi-touch panel, or the like.
- Multi-touch applications or accessories such as stylus currently used in multi-touch screens, multi-touch panels, etc.
- different multi-touch applications or accessories are required to be implemented, which is very inconvenient to use and cannot meet the user's needs.
- the object of the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies of the above technologies and provide a multi-touch application device capable of implementing touch operations of a plurality of different functions.
- the present invention provides a multi-touch application device, including a body, the body includes at least one touch group, each touch group includes a plurality of contact points, and at least one of the plurality of contact points of each touch group One is a conductive contact point; the number of the conductive contact points of each touch group is different from each other. Further, the top ends of the plurality of contact points of each touch group are in the same plane.
- the surface of the body is a conductive material.
- the body has at least one surface provided with a groove, the contact point being detachably mounted to the groove. Further, a groove is disposed in the groove, and the contact point is provided with a card matching the card Slot.
- the conductive contact and the non-conductive contact point have the same structure.
- the number of the contact points of each touch group is the same.
- the surface is provided with a recess for placing a fingertip.
- the surface is provided with a receiving hole.
- the receiving hole is a through hole.
- the recess is provided with a prompting member for prompting the number of conductive contact points on the surface of the recess.
- the prompting member is a protrusion
- the number of the protrusions is the same as the number of conductive contact points of the touch group on the corresponding surface.
- the prompting component is an Arabic numeral, and the Arabic numeral corresponds to the number of conductive contact points of the touch group on the corresponding surface.
- the prompting component is a second recess, and the number of the second recesses is the same as the number of conductive contact points of the touch group on the corresponding surface.
- the body is a cylinder, and each touch group is respectively disposed on different surfaces of the cylinder.
- the cylinder is a cube; the cube includes four touch groups, and the four touch groups are respectively disposed on two opposite faces of the cube.
- the cylinder is a triangular cylinder; the triangular cylinder includes three touch groups, and the three touch groups are respectively disposed on three adjacent sides of the triangular cylinder.
- the cylinder is a cylinder; the cylinder includes two touch groups, and the two touch groups are respectively disposed on the top surface and the bottom surface of the cylinder.
- the body is a sphere, and each touch group is disposed on a surface of the sphere.
- the invention provides a plurality of touch groups on the body and a different number of conductive contact points for each touch group, and each touch group touches a multi-touch screen, a multi-touch panel, etc.
- the conductive contact points of the touch group can transmit different signals to the multi-touch screen, the multi-touch panel, etc., thereby realizing the touch operation of a plurality of different functions, and solving the existing multi-touch application device or accessory device.
- the function achieved is relatively simple, and the invention has the advantages of simple structure, convenient operation and satisfying the user's use requirement.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of a multi-touch application device according to a first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic plan view of the multi-touch application device of FIG. 1
- FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the multi-touch application device of FIG. 1 after the through hole is inserted into the pen;
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the multi-touch application device of FIG. 1 inserted into the pen as a pen holder;
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing a groove and a recessed position of the multi-touch application device shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing a card slot in the groove shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a protrusion disposed in a recessed position of the multi-touch application device shown in FIG. 6;
- FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a multi-touch application device according to a second embodiment of the present invention;
- FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of a through hole of the multi-touch application device shown in FIG. 11;
- FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of a multi-touch application device according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention;
- FIG. 14 is a schematic structural diagram of a multi-touch application device according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- the present invention provides a multi-touch application device, which is applicable to multi-touch products such as multi-touch screens and multi-touch panels, such as tablet computers and smart phones. , to achieve a variety of touch operations.
- the device includes a body 10, and the body includes at least one touch group 101.
- Each touch group includes a plurality of contact points, at least one of which is a conductive contact point 17, and the number of conductive contact points 17 of each touch group 101 is mutually Not the same.
- the body 10 is specifically a cube.
- the six faces of the cube are the opposite front face 11 and rear face 12, the opposite left face 13 and right face 14, and the opposite top face 15 and bottom face 16.
- the surface of the body 10 is a conductive material, such as an aluminum alloy material, to achieve a touch operation function.
- the particular type of electrically conductive material selected does not constitute a limitation of the invention.
- the body 10 may be integrally formed of a conductive material, or the inside of the body 10 may be integrally formed of a plastic material, and the outer surface thereof is provided with a layer of electrically conductive material.
- the body 10 includes four touch groups 101.
- the four touch groups 101 are respectively disposed on the front surface 11, the rear surface 12, the top surface 15, and the bottom surface 16 of the cube 10.
- At least one of the contact points of each touch group 101 is a conductive contact point 17, and the number of conductive contact points 17 of each touch group 101 is different from each other.
- the material of the conductive contact 17 is specifically an aluminum alloy material. Understandably, the conductive contact 17 The material can also be a plastic material with a conductive layer on the surface, which can also achieve the effect of conducting and transmitting signals.
- all the contact points of the touch group 101 of the bottom surface 16 are all conductive contact points 17, and the contact points of the touch group 101 of the front surface 11, the rear surface 12 and the top surface 15 are except for the conductive contact points 17 It is a non-conductive contact point 18.
- the top ends of the plurality of contact points of each touch group are in the same plane, and the cube 10 can be balancedly placed on the multi-touch screen, the multi-touch panel, etc. for the touch operation without tilting or dumping.
- the top ends of several contact points of each touch group are in the same plane, which means that the planes of the top ends of the contact points of different touch groups are different.
- the conductive contact 17 and the non-conductive contact 18 have the same structure.
- the conductive contact point 17 and the non-conductive contact point 18 are columnar structures, and the touch ends of the conductive contact point 17 and the non-conductive contact point 18 are hemispherical for easy touch.
- the arrangement of the non-conductive contact points 18 is such that the cube 10 can be balancedly placed on a multi-touch screen, a multi-touch panel, etc. for touch operation without tilting or tipping.
- the conductive contact point ⁇ and the non-conductive contact point 18 can be set to different colors, which are convenient for distinction, convenient for the user's touch operation, and beautiful in appearance.
- the touch screen can recognize the number of conductive contact points 17, thereby implementing a variety of different functions of the touch operation.
- the distance between two adjacent conductive contact points 17 of each touch group 101 is not less than 1 cm, which facilitates the identification of the conductive contact points 17 by a multi-touch screen, a multi-touch panel, etc., in order to make a relative reaction. .
- each touch group 101 is 4 contact points.
- the specific number of the contact points of each touch group does not constitute a limitation of the present invention.
- each touch group 101 may include five contact points.
- the arrangement of the contact points of each touch group also does not constitute a limitation of the present invention.
- the four contact points are respectively located at the four corners of the corresponding faces of the cube 10.
- the four contact points of the bottom surface 16 of the cube 10 are all conductive contact points 17, front of the cube Among the four contact points of the surface 11, the top surface 15, and the rear surface 12, the number of the conductive contact points 17 is one, two, and three, and the number of the non-conductive contact points 18 is three, two, and one, respectively.
- the two electrically conductive contact points 17 of the top surface 15 of the cube 10 are arranged in parallel, which form a linear lattice.
- the three conductive contacts 17 of the rear face 12 of the cube 10 form an isosceles triangular lattice.
- the four conductive contacts 17 of the bottom surface 16 of the cube 10 form a rectangular lattice.
- each of the front face 11, rear face 12, top face 15, and bottom face 16 of the cube 10 can perform a functional touch operation. Since the front face 11, the rear face 12, the top face 15 and the bottom face 16 of the cube 10 have four contact points, the balanced placement of the cube 10 can be ensured regardless of which face is placed on the multi-touch screen, the multi-touch panel or the like. .
- the left side 13 and the right side 14 of the cube 10 serve as grip faces for the hand, and no contact points are provided for operating the cube 10.
- the left side 13 and the right side 14 of the cube 10 are provided with receiving holes 21.
- the pen 80 can be inserted into the accommodating hole 21, with the pen 80 as the axis of rotation, and the rotating cube 10 is manipulated by turning the pen 80.
- the pen 80 can also be used as a gyro after being inserted into the accommodating hole 21, which can be used for pressure reduction for added fun.
- the pen 80 can also be inserted into the receiving hole 21 of the cube 10, and the cube 10 can be used as a pen holder or a small pendulum for convenient use.
- the receiving hole 21 is a through hole. It is also possible to provide a chamfer at both ends of the through hole 21, which makes the user's control more comfortable and more convenient.
- the front face 11 and the rear face 12 of the cube 10 are respectively provided with grooves 19 at positions corresponding to the four contact points of the touch group 101.
- the contact points are detachably mounted in the corresponding recesses 19.
- the number of contact points per surface mount can vary with user preference.
- the front face 11, the rear face 12, the top face 15 and the bottom face 16 are provided with four recesses 19, and the user can install up to four contacts at the front face 11, the back face 12, the top face 15 and the bottom face 16 respectively. Points form four contact groups.
- the user can also install a contact point on the front 11 to form the first contact group, two contact points on the back 12 to form the second contact group, and three contact points on the top surface 15 to install the third contact group on the bottom surface. 16 Install four contact points to form the fourth contact group.
- the table of cube 10 The face can be provided with six grooves 19, and the user can arbitrarily select the number of his or her own needs, such as two or four.
- the groove 19 is provided with a latch 23, and the contact point is provided with a card slot 24, and the card slot 24 cooperates with the latch 23 to detachably mount the contact point into the corresponding groove 19.
- the shape of the cassette 23 does not constitute a limitation of the present invention, and may be, for example, a flat cassette as shown in Fig. 7, or a cross cassette or the like.
- the conductive contact 17 when the conductive contact 17 is detachably mounted to the pen 80, the pen 80 can be used as a capacitive pen, or when the conductive contact 17 is detachably mounted to the sheath 100, the conductive contact 17 can be used as an eraser. use.
- the front face 11 and the rear face of the cube 10, the top face 15 and the bottom face 16 are provided with a recess 20 for placing the fingertip for better manipulation of the cube 10, making the user more comfortable to use.
- the recess 20 is placed at an intermediate position of each surface.
- the recess 20 is provided with a prompting member 20 for prompting the number of conductive contact points 17 on the surface of the recess to better manipulate the cube 10, so that the user can easily know by hand contact.
- the prompting member 20 can be a protrusion 22. Referring to Fig. 9, protrusions 22 are respectively provided in the recesses 20 of the front face 11 and the rear face 12 of the cube 10, the top face 15 and the bottom face 16, and the number of the projections 22 is the same as the number of the conductive contact points 17 on the corresponding faces.
- the number of the conductive contact points 17 on the surface can be known according to the number of the protrusions 22 in the recess 20, which can indicate the user's touch operation, and is easy to operate, and is intuitive and clear. Easy to use.
- the prompting component 20 can also be a raised Arabic numeral or a printed Arabic numeral. The Arabic numerals are identical to the number of conductive contacts 17 on the corresponding surface. Similarly, the Arabic numerals in the recess 20 can be used to know the surface.
- the prompting component 20 can also be a second recess 25 disposed in the recess 20. As shown in FIG.
- the number of the second recesses 25 is the same as the number of the conductive contact points 17 on the corresponding surface. Play the same effect.
- the front face 11 of the cube 10 can be brought into contact with the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50, assuming that the eraser function is selected to implement the erase function.
- the screen 51 recognizes that the touch group 101 has only one conductive contact point 17, similar to the fact that only one finger or capacitive pen touches the screen 51 at this time, the conductive contact point 17 transmits a signal representing the eraser, moving the cube 10, The erase function can be implemented.
- the touch group 101 of the top surface 15 of the cube 10 can be touched to the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50.
- the screen 51 recognizes two conductive contact points 17 and simultaneously touches the tablet computer 50.
- the two conductive contacts 17 convey a signal indicating the ruler.
- a ruler appears on the screen of the tablet computer 50. If the cube 10 is moved or the cube 10 is rotated, the ruler on the screen of the tablet computer will move or rotate.
- the application principle of the present invention under other applications is similar.
- the touch group 101 of the back 12 of the cube 10 can be in contact with the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50, and the three conductive contacts 17 simultaneously touch the tablet computer 50.
- Screen 51, the three conductive contacts 17 pass the signal for displaying the menu, and at this time, a menu such as copying, saving, sharing, etc. is displayed on the screen of the tablet computer, and the cube 10 is rotated, and the tablet computer screen can also be The file is enlarged or reduced.
- the touch group 101 of the bottom surface 16 of the cube 10 can be in contact with the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50, and the four conductive contact points 17 simultaneously touch the screen of the tablet computer 50.
- the four conductive contacts 17 transmit a signal for displaying a color wheel or a palette.
- a color wheel or a palette is displayed on the screen of the tablet computer, and the cube 10 is rotated left and right, and the color wheel on the screen of the tablet computer. Or the palette will rotate with it.
- the cube 10 is rotated up and down, so that the conductive contact point 17 of the touch group 101 of each surface touches the screen of the electronic game machine, and the signal of switching the player character or equipment can be transmitted. , thus changing the player's character or equipment.
- Rotating the cube 10 to the left and right so that the conductive contact point 17 of the touch group 101 of each surface touches the screen of the electronic game machine, and can transmit the signal of the direction of the attacking attack, thereby Now turn the attack direction.
- Second embodiment Second embodiment
- the difference between the present embodiment and the first embodiment is that the four contact points of the touch group 101 of the front face 11 and the rear face 12 of the cube 10 are not located at the four corners of the front face 11 and the rear face 12, respectively. Located around the front 11, the back 12 and close to the center of the face. And four contact points are respectively connected to the front face 11 of the cube 10 and the recess 20 of the rear face 12. It will be understood that the four contact points may also not be connected to the recesses 20 of the front face 11 and the rear face 12 of the cube 10.
- the present embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that the cylinder is a triangular cylinder 10.
- the triangular cylinder 10 includes three touch groups 101.
- the triangular cylinder 10 has five faces.
- the five faces are the top face 11, the bottom face 12, and three sides.
- Three touch groups 101 are respectively disposed on the three sides of the triangular cylinder 10.
- the three sides are designated as a first side 13, a second side 14, and a third side 15, respectively.
- each touch group 101 includes six contact points. Of the six contact points, three of them are arranged in a row above the corresponding face, and the other three are arranged in a row below the corresponding face, and the contact points of the two rows are symmetrical about the center of the corresponding face.
- the six contact points of the third side 15 are all electrically conductive contacts 17.
- the number of the conductive contact points 17 in the contact points of the first side surface 13 and the second side surface 14 is two or four, respectively, and the number of the non-conductive contact points 18 is four or two.
- the electrically conductive contact points 17 of the first side 13 form a linear lattice.
- the electrically conductive contact points 17 of the second side 14 form a rectangular lattice.
- the electrically conductive contact points 17 of the third side 15 form a larger rectangular lattice.
- each of the first side 13, the second side 14, and the third side 15 of the triangular cylinder 10 can achieve a functional touch operation. Since the first side 13 , the second side 14 , and the third side 15 of the triangular cylinder 10 have six contact points, the triangular cylinder can be ensured when placed on a multi-touch screen, a multi-touch panel, or the like. 10 balanced placement.
- the ruler is used in the drawing interface, and the two conductive contact points 17 of the touch group 101 of the first side 13 of the triangular cylinder 10 can be simultaneously Touching the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50, the two conductive contacts 17 transmit a signal for displaying the ruler. At this time, a ruler appears on the screen of the tablet computer. If the triangular cylinder 10 is moved or the triangular cylinder 10 is rotated, the tablet computer screen The upper ruler will move or rotate with it.
- the four conductive contacts 17 of the touch group 101 of the second side 14 of the triangular cylinder 10 can simultaneously touch the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50.
- the conductive contact points 17 convey the signal of the display color wheel or palette.
- the color wheel or palette is displayed on the screen of the tablet computer, and the triangle cylinder 10 is rotated left and right, the color wheel or the color on the tablet computer screen.
- the board will rotate with it.
- the drawing toolbar needs to be displayed under the drawing program, such as a line, a curve, a circle, an ellipse, etc.
- the six conductive contacts 17 of the touch group 101 of the third side 15 of the triangular cylinder 10 can simultaneously touch the tablet computer.
- the screen, the six conductive contacts 17 pass the signal that displays the drawing toolbar, and the drawing toolbar is displayed on the tablet screen.
- the top surface 11 and the bottom surface 12 of the triangular cylinder 10 are provided with through holes 21 for facilitating the placement of the fingertips for manipulating the triangular cylinder 10.
- the present embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that the cylinder is a cylinder 10.
- the cylinder 10 includes two touch groups 101.
- the cylinder 10 has three faces, which are the top face 11, the bottom face 12 and the side face 13, respectively, for convenience of explanation.
- the two touch groups 101 are respectively disposed on the top surface 11 and the bottom surface of the cylinder 10 12.
- each touch group 101 includes three contact points that are evenly distributed along the center of the corresponding surface.
- the three contact points of the touch group 101 of the bottom surface 12 of the cylinder 10 are all the conductive contact points 17 , and the number of the conductive contact points 17 among the three contact points of the touch group 101 of the top surface 11 of the cylinder 10 For one, the number of non-conductive contact points 18 is two.
- the conductive contact points 17 of the bottom surface 12 of the cylinder 10 form an equilateral triangular lattice.
- each of the top surface 11 and the bottom surface 12 of the cylinder 10 can realize a functional touch operation. Since the top surface 11 and the bottom surface 12 of the cylinder 10 have three contact points, the balance of the cylinder 10 can be ensured regardless of which surface is placed on the multi-touch screen, the multi-touch panel or the like.
- a conductive contact point 17 of the touch group 101 of the top surface 11 of the cylinder 10 can be touched, assuming that the eraser function is selected to implement the erase function.
- the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50 is controlled, and the one conductive contact point 17 transmits a signal representing the rubber, and the cylinder 10 is moved to realize the erasing function.
- the menu needs to be displayed under the drawing program or the notepad program, the three conductive contact points 17 of the touch group 101 of the bottom surface 12 of the cylinder 10 can simultaneously touch the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50, the three conductive The contact point 17 transmits a signal for displaying the menu.
- a menu is displayed on the screen of the tablet computer, such as copying, saving, sharing, etc., and rotating the cylinder 10 can also enlarge or reduce the file on the screen of the tablet computer.
- the side surface 13 of the cylinder 10 is provided with a through hole 21 for easy placement of the fingertip for manipulating the cylinder
- a touch group 101 may be disposed on each surface according to actual conditions, as long as the number of conductive contact points 17 of the touch group 101 on each surface is different from each other. Yes, so that more touch functions can be realized, which greatly facilitates people's use.
- this embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that the body is not a cylinder but a sphere 10.
- Each touch group 101 is disposed on the surface of the sphere 10.
- the sphere 10 includes two touch groups 101, and the two touch groups 101 are disposed opposite each other.
- One of the touch groups 101 is disposed on the upper portion of the sphere 10, and the other touch resistor 101 is disposed on the lower portion of the sphere 10.
- the upper surface and the lower surface of the sphere 10 are respectively provided with a recess 19 at a position corresponding to a plurality of contact points of the touch group 101, and the contact points are detachably mounted in the corresponding recesses 19.
- the recess 19 is provided with a slot 23, and the contact point is provided with a card slot (not shown), and the card slot cooperates with the latch 23 to detachably mount the contact point into the corresponding recess 19, Easy to disassemble.
- each touch group 101 includes three contact points.
- the three contact points of 101 are all conductive contact points 17.
- the three conductive contacts 17 of the touch group 101 at the lower portion of the sphere 10 can be used alone or in combination of two or three.
- the finger can be held in the middle of the sphere 10 to perform a touch operation.
- an electrically conductive contact point 17 of the touch group 101 at the upper portion of the sphere 10 can be touched on the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50.
- a conductive contact 17 transmits a signal representative of the eraser, and the ball 10 is moved to perform the erasing function. It is also possible to touch one of the conductive contact points 17 of the touch group 101 at the lower portion of the sphere 10 to touch the screen of the tablet computer, and the erasing function can also be realized.
- the three conductive contact points 17 of the touch group 101 at the lower part of the sphere 10 can simultaneously touch the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50, and the three conductive contact points 17 Passing the signal that displays the menu, the menu will be displayed on the screen of the tablet, such as copying, saving, sharing, etc.
- the sphere 10 can also enlarge or reduce the file on the tablet screen. Assuming that a ruler is needed in the drawing interface, two of the conductive contact points 17 of the touch group 101 at the lower portion of the ball 10 can simultaneously touch the screen 51 of the tablet computer 50, and the two conductive contact points 17 transmit the display ruler. The signal, the ruler appears on the screen of the tablet.
- the body of the present invention is a sphere 10
- more touch groups 101 may be disposed on the surface of the sphere 10 according to actual conditions, as long as the number of conductive contact points 17 of each touch group 101 is different from each other. Thereby, more functions of the touch operation can be realized, which greatly facilitates the use of people.
- the above embodiments are merely illustrative of the preferred embodiments of the present invention, and the description thereof is more specific and detailed, but is not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention. It should be noted that a number of variations and modifications may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the inventive concept, such as combining different features in the various embodiments. The scope of protection of the present invention.
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