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    A graphics tablet system including a housing, a touch screen in the housing for receiving touch input, and for displaying graphics corresponding to the received touch input, a plurality of styli for performing touch input, each stylus including an RFID chip storing one or more graphic attributes, and a visible indicator of the one or more graphic attributes, an RFID reader in the housing for reading the stored one or more graphic attributes from a stylus touching the touch screen, and a processor in the housing, connected to the touch screen and to the RFID reader, for rendering a drawing on the touch screen according to the motion of the stylus on the touch screen and according to one or more graphic attributes read by the RFID reader from the stylus, wherein the plurality of styli store different one or more graphic attributes.
    公开号:AU2013208256A1
    申请号:U2013208256
    申请日:2013-01-03
    公开日:2014-07-24
    发明作者:Gunnar Martin Frojdh
    申请人:Neonode Inc；
    IPC主号:G06F3-033
    专利说明:
    WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 PCT INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION FOR PATENT For COMBINED RADIO-FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION AND TOUCH INPUT FOR A TOUCH SCREEN Inventor: Gunnar Martin Fr6jdh WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 COMBINED RADIO-FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION AND TOUCH INPUT FOR A TOUCH SCREEN CROSS REFERENCES TO RELATED APPLICATIONS [0001] This application claims priority benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 61/584,914, entitled COMBINED RADIO-FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION AND TOUCH INPUT FOR A TOUCH SCREEN, filed on January 10, 2012 by inventor Gunnar Martin Fr6jdh. [0002] This application incorporates the disclosures of the following six U.S. patent applications by reference. * U.S. Application No. 12/371,609, entitled LIGHT-BASED TOUCH SCREEN, now U.S. Patent No. 8,339,379, filed on February 15, 2009 by inventors Magnus Goertz, Thomas Eriksson and Joseph Shain; * U.S. Application No. 12/486,033, entitled USER INTERFACE FOR MOBILE COMPUTER UNIT, filed on June 17, 2009 by inventors Magnus Goertz and Joseph Shain; * U.S. Application No. 12/667,692, entitled SCANNING OF A TOUCH SCREEN, filed on January 5, 2010 by inventor Magnus Goertz; * U.S. Application No. 12/760,567, entitled OPTICAL TOUCH SCREEN SYSTEMS USING REFLECTED LIGHT, filed on April 15, 2010 by inventors Magnus Goertz, Thomas Eriksson and Joseph Shain; . U.S. Application No. 12/760,568, entitled OPTICAL TOUCH SCREEN SYSTEMS USING WIDE LIGHT BEAMS, filed on April 15, 2010 by inventors Magnus Goertz, Thomas Eriksson and Joseph Shain; and * U.S. Application No. 13/424,592 entitled LIGHT-BASED FINGER GESTURE USER INTERFACE, filed on March 20, 2012 by inventors Thomas Eriksson, Per Leine, Jochen Laveno Mangelsdorff, Robert Pettersson and Anders Jansson. -1- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 FIELD OF THE INVENTION [0003] The field of the present invention is user input devices.
    WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0004] Many consumer electronic devices are now being built with touch sensitive screens, for use with finger or stylus touch user inputs. Often an input includes multiple variables. For example, handwritten input may vary by color, line width and other features. In touch screen environments, each such variable is typically configured through navigating a menu or by selecting from an onscreen palette of colors or line widths. It would be advantageous to communicate this variable selection directly through the input stylus without requiring the user to navigate separately through menus or palettes. In particular, when the users are young children it is important to provide an intuitive user input experience. [0005] In applications where user identification is important it is beneficial to provide several layers of user verification. For example, users of ATM machines match a value on their card with a PIN code in order to execute a transaction. -3- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 SUMMARY OF THE DESCRIPTION [0006] Aspects of the present invention provide an input stylus for a touch screen, where the stylus includes a passive radio-frequency identification (RFID) tag that stores an input attribute. When the user enters touch information on the touch screen, the stored input attribute is combined with the touch input. The touch screen is thus connected to a processor that receives touch information from the touch screen when the stylus touches the touch screen. This processor is also connected to an REID reader that reads the REID tag input attribute when the stylus touches the touch screen. The processor associates the input attribute with the touch information. [0007] There is thus provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention a graphics tablet system including a housing, a touch screen in the housing for receiving touch input, and for displaying graphics corresponding to the received touch input, a plurality of styli for performing touch input, each stylus including an REID chip storing one or more graphic attributes, and a visible indicator of the one or more graphic attributes, an REID reader in the housing for reading the stored one or more graphic attributes from a stylus touching the touch screen, and a processor in the housing, connected to the touch screen and to the REID reader, for rendering a drawing on the touch screen according to the motion of the stylus on the touch screen and according to one or more graphic attributes read by the REID reader from the stylus, wherein the plurality of styli store different one or more graphic attributes. [0008] There is additionally provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention a method for a graphics tablet including detecting that a stylus is touching a touch screen, the stylus having an REID chip, in response to the detecting, reading one or more graphic attributes from the REID chip included in the stylus, and rendering a -4- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 drawing according to the motion of the stylus on the touch screen and according to the one or more graphic attributes read from the REID chip. [0009] Further aspects of the present invention provide a credit or debit card for entering a personal identification number (PIN) on an automated teller machine (ATM) or sales terminal touch screen and subsequently executing an ATM operation or a sale. The touch screen is connected to a processor that receives touch information from the touch screen when the card touches the screen. The card features a passive radio-frequency identification (RFID) tag that stores user identification information, and the processor is connected to an REID reader that reads the REID tag user identification information when the card touches the screen. This allows the processor to check: (a) that the stored user identification information matches the entered PIN, and (b) that identical stored user identification information is received at each touch when the user keys in his PIN. [0010] There is further provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention a point of sale (POS) system including a housing, a touch screen in the housing used for inputting a PIN code by tapping a sequence of keypad characters on the screen with a plastic card, wherein the plastic card has an embedded REID chip storing a PIN code, an REID reader in the housing configured to read the stored PIN code from the plastic card tapping the screen, and a processor in the housing, connected to the touch screen and to the REID reader, configured to determine if the input PIN code matches the stored PIN code. [0011] There is yet further provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention a method for a point of sale terminal, including reading a first PIN code that is stored in an REID chip that is embedded in a plastic card, identifying a first keypad character on a touch sensitive display screen that is being tapped by the plastic card, reading a second -5- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 PIN code that is stored in an REID chip that is embedded in a plastic card, identifying a second keypad character on a touch sensitive display screen that is being tapped by the plastic card, determining whether the second PIN code matches the first PIN code, and if the determining is affirmative, then appending the second keypad character to the first keypad character to generate a two-character input code, else starting a new one-character input code with the second keypad character alone. -6- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0012] The present invention will be more fully understood and appreciated from the following detailed description, taken in conjunction with the drawings in which: [0013] FIGS. 1 - 3 are simplified illustrations of input styli interacting with a touch screen, in accordance with embodiments of the present invention; [0014] FIG. 4 is a simplified illustration of an automated teller machine (ATM) keypad and a credit card for entering a personal identification number (PIN) thereon, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention; and [0015] FIG. 5 is a flow chart of a user verification method on an ATM, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. -7- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 DETAILED DESCRIPTION [0016] Aspects of the present invention relate to combining input from two sources: touch input on a touch screen and radio-frequency identification (RFID) input from a passive RFID chip embedded in an object performing the touch input. Two sets of applications are described: drawing applications and banking applications. The description discloses a light-based touch screen, but the scope of the invention includes all touch technologies, inter alia, capacitive, resistive and projected capacitive, and also includes all touch surfaces, with or without an underlying display screen. [0017] Reference is made to FIGS. 1 - 3, which are simplified illustrations of input styli interacting with a touch screen, in accordance with embodiments of the present invention. FIG. 1 shows an electronic device 826 encased in a housing 827, and featuring a touch-screen 800, a calculating unit 770 and an RFID reader 781. One example device is a child's drawing pad. In this case the child is provided with a variety of styli 931 fashioned as magic markers or crayons. Each provided stylus 931 draws a unique color when used on screen 800. The color associated with each stylus 931 is provided on a passive RFID tag 780 attached thereto. Passive RFID tag 780 may be embedded in the body of stylus 931 for aesthetic reasons and to prevent it from falling off the stylus. When a child draws on screen 800 with stylus 931, his strokes are communicated from touch screen 800 to calculating unit 770. When calculating unit 770 receives information that a touch has occurred, calculating unit 770 activates RFID reader 781 to read RFID tag 780. RFID reader 781 sends the read information to calculating unit 770. Calculating unit 770 combines the stroke information and the RFID information to render a line on screen 800 having attributes read from -8- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 RFID tag 780. Thus, for example, stylus 931 is shown drawing red line 932. The color red is indicated by the dashed line pattern. [0018] FIG. 2 shows electronic device 826 used with a second stylus 931 having a wider head than stylus 931 of FIG. 1. Accordingly, the drawn line 932 in FIG. 2 is wider than that of FIG. 1. Drawn line 932 in FIG. 2 is green, indicated by the dash-dot line pattern. Additional attributes of drawn lines may also be included in the RFID tag, such as a pattern, e.g., solid, dashed or dotted. [0019] In some configurations the width of line 932 is provided together with the line color on tag 780. Alternatively, the line width is determined by the detected touch area. High resolution touch sensors, such as those described in U.S. Application No. 13/424,592 entitled LIGHT-BASED FINGER GESTURE USER INTERFACE, enable determining the size of a covered area during a touch. The line width corresponds to this area. The different detected touch areas are shown in the graphs depicted in FIGS. 1 and 2. The graphs show the detection signals along one screen edge. The extent of the covered area in FIG. 1, in which stylus 931 has a narrow nib, is shorter than that of FIG. 2, in which stylus 931 has a wide nib, and this is reflected in the lengths of the detection signal peaks. [0020] FIG. 3 shows a different configuration. Here, RFID tag 780 includes information about an image of a house. When a user touches screen 800, a house appears at the touched location. An image of a house 933 is provided on stylus 931 to indicate the resulting screen graphic 934 when the stylus is used. Additional images are provided in additional styli. [0021] Discussion now turns to banking applications. Reference is made to FIG. 4, which is a simplified illustration of an automated teller machine (ATM) keypad and a credit card for entering a personal identification -9- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 number (PIN) thereon, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 shows a light-based touch screen 800 for an ATM surrounded by rows of light emitters 200 and light receivers 300. A keypad for entering a PIN is presented. Using a credit card 904, having an embedded RFID tag 780, as a pointer, a user enters a PIN on screen 800. Every time credit card 904 touches screen 800, a touch detection signal is sent to calculating unit 770 that activates RFID reader 781 to read RFID tag 780. RFID reader 781 sends the read information to calculating unit 770. Calculating unit 770 combines the entered PIN code and the RFID information to authenticate the user. This method is explained with aid of FIG. 5. [0022] The method illustrated in FIG. 5 begins at step 1002 polling the touch detectors, e.g., activating emitters 200 and detecting expected light at respective emitters 300. The expected light values are sent from receivers 300 to calculating unit 770, which then determines whether a touch has occurred at step 1004. When expected light is absent a touch is assumed to have occurred. If a touch occurred, calculating unit 770 activates RFID reader 781 at step 1006 and reads RFID information therefrom. At step 1008 if no RFID information was read unit 770 ignores the touch input. If RFID information was read, unit 770 compares that input to previously stored RFID data at step 1010. The user is required to use the same object to enter each digit in the PIN. Thus, the RFID data must be identical at every touch. If the data are different, it is assumed that this is a new user. Accordingly, the previous RFID information is overwritten and the previously entered PIN digits are discarded at step 1020. If the data match, the entered PIN digit is appended to the sequence of previously entered PIN digits at step 1012. This sequence of operations continues until the expected number of PIN digits has been entered, at step 1014. At step 1016 calculating unit -10- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 770 compares the PIN entered by the user with user information read from REID tag 780. If the data correspond to a single user, calculating unit proceeds to execute a transaction, e.g., dispense cash at step 1024. If the data do not correspond to a single user, calculating unit 770 cancels the operation at step 1022. The same method can be applied to verifying a credit card holder before execution a purchase. In this case, the touch screen is embedded in a sales console. -11-
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    [1] 1. A graphics tablet system comprising: a housing; a touch screen in said housing for receiving touch input, and for displaying graphics corresponding to the received touch input; a plurality of styli for performing touch input, each stylus comprising: an REID chip storing one or more graphic attributes; and a visible indicator of the one or more graphic attributes; an REID reader in said housing for reading the stored one or more graphic attributes from a stylus touching said touch screen; and a processor in said housing, connected to said touch screen and to said REID reader, for rendering a drawing on said touch screen according to the motion of the stylus on said touch screen and according to one or more graphic attributes read by said REID reader from the stylus, wherein said plurality of REID chips store different one or more graphic attributes.
    [2] 2. The graphics tablet system of claim 1, wherein the different one or more graphic attributes comprise different colors and wherein said processor renders strokes in accordance with the motion of the stylus, in the color read by said REID reader from said REID chip of the stylus.
    [3] 3. The graphics tablet system of claim 1, wherein the different one or more graphic attributes comprise different shapes and wherein said -12- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 processor renders strokes in accordance with the motion of the stylus and the shape read by said REID reader from said REID chip of the stylus.
    [4] 4. The graphics tablet system of claim 1, wherein the different one or more graphic attributes comprise different images and wherein said processor renders the image read from said REID chip of the stylus.
    [5] 5. The graphics tablet system of claim 1, wherein the different one or more graphic attributes comprise different line patterns and wherein said processor renders lines in accordance with the motion of the stylus with the line pattern read from said REID chip of the stylus.
    [6] 6. The graphics tablet system of claim 1, wherein said touch screen is operative to detect a thickness of a contact area when a stylus comes in contact with said touch screen, and wherein said processor renders lines that are as thick as the contact area, in accordance with the motion of the stylus.
    [7] 7. The graphics tablet system of claim 1, wherein said processor activates said REID reader in response to an object touching said touch screen.
    [8] 8. A point of sale (POS) system comprising: a housing; a touch screen in said housing used for inputting a PIN code by tapping a sequence of keypad characters on the screen with a plastic card, wherein the plastic card has an embedded REID chip storing a PIN code; -13- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 an REID reader in said housing configured to read the stored PIN code from the plastic card tapping the screen; and a processor in said housing, connected to said touch screen and to said REID reader, configured to determine if the input PIN code matches the stored PIN code.
    [9] 9. The POS system of claim 8, wherein said processor activates said REID reader in response to the plastic card tapping the screen.
    [10] 10. The POS system of claim 8, wherein said processor ignores touch screen input when said REID reader does not read a PIN code.
    [11] 11. A method for a graphics tablet comprising: detecting that a stylus is touching a touch screen, the stylus having an REID chip; in response to said detecting, reading one or more graphic attributes from the REID chip included in the stylus; and rendering a drawing according to the motion of the stylus on the touch screen and according to the one or more graphic attributes read from the REID chip.
    [12] 12. The method of claim 11, wherein the one or more graphic attributes comprise a color and wherein said rendering renders strokes in accordance with the motion of the stylus, in the color read from the REID chip of the stylus.
    [13] 13. The method of claim 11, wherein the one or more graphic attributes comprise a shape and wherein said rendering renders strokes -14- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 in accordance with the motion of the stylus and the shape read from the REID chip of the stylus.
    [14] 14. The method of claim 11, wherein the one or more graphic attributes comprise an image and wherein said rendering renders the image read from the REID chip of the stylus.
    [15] 15. The method of claim 11, wherein the one or more graphic attributes comprise a line pattern and wherein said rendering renders lines in accordance with the motion of the stylus with the line pattern read from the REID chip of the stylus.
    [16] 16. The method of claim 11, further comprising detecting thickness of a contact area when a stylus comes in contact with the touch screen, and wherein said rendering renders lines that are as thick as the contact area, in accordance with the motion of the stylus.
    [17] 17. A method for a point of sale terminal, comprising: reading a first PIN code that is stored in an REID chip that is embedded in a plastic card; identifying a first keypad character on a touch sensitive display screen that is being tapped by the plastic card; reading a second PIN code that is stored in an REID chip that is embedded in a plastic card; identifying a second keypad character on a touch sensitive display screen that is being tapped by the plastic card; determining whether the second PIN code matches the first PIN code; and -15- WO 2013/106234 PCT/US2013/020181 if said determining is affirmative, then appending the second keypad character to the first keypad character to generate a two character input code, else starting a new one-character input code with the second keypad character alone.
    [18] 18. The method of claim 17 further comprising: repeating said reading a next PIN code, said identifying a next keypad character, said determining whether the next PIN code matches a previous PIN code and, if so, appending the next keypad character to the current input code to generate a longer input code, until the input code includes a pre-determined number of characters; determining whether the input code having the pre-determined number of characters matches the PIN code stored in the REID chip; and if said determining is affirmative, then completing a transaction, else declining the transaction.
    [19] 19. The method of claim 17 wherein said completing a transaction comprises dispensing cash from a bank teller machine.
    [20] 20. The method of claim 17 wherein said completing a transaction comprises executing a sale. -16-
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