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`Immersion's demonstration unit is a representative mobile electronic device that utilizes Immersion's software to
`practice the claims of Immersion's U.S. Patent No. 8,659,571. The claim chart below is exemplary of the operation of
`Immersion's software with regard to the exploitation of representative claims of U.S. Patent No. 8,659,571.
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`12. A haptic effect
`enabled system
`comprising:
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`Immersion Demo Unit MWC-63
`Immersion has demonstration devices for presenting its software to customers and
`potential customers. For example, Immersion's demonstration unit MWC-63 (the
`"Demo Unit") is a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 smartphone that Immersion presented at the
`Mobile World Congress exhibition in 2015. The Demo Unit practices this claim, as
`follows.
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`To the extent the preamble is found to be a limitation, the Demo Unit includes a haptic
`effect enabled system consisting of, for example, a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 smartphone
`running the Android 5.0.1 (Lollipop) operating system and Immersion's Tactile
`Playground software.
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`The Demo Unit includes version 3.7.10.5 of Immersion's TouchSense software. See
`Ex. 35 at 44 (Demo Unit screenshot #44):
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`Immersion's TouchSense software consists of APIs, control algorithms, and drivers to
`produce haptic effects by controlling the actuator(s) installed in a mobile electronic
`device. The TouchSense software takes control of all processing signals to the actuator
`when installed on an Android operating system based mobile electronic device. On an
`Android device without the TouchSense software, applications call Android's vibrator
`method to produce haptic effects. On an Android device with the TouchSense software,
`all calls to the Android vibrator method are instead handled by the TouchSense API.
`The TouchSense software outputs force information to an actuator amplifier that
`controls the electric current sent to the actuator, thereby causing the actuator to output
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`Java Applications, Version 3.7 at 1 (PDF p. 7):
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`Ex. 57, Samsung Galaxy Note 4 User Manual at 95-96 (downloaded from
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`the doctrine of equivalents.
`[a] a haptic output device; The Demo Unit includes a haptic output device—for example, the actuator in the
`Samsung Galaxy Note 4 smartphone. See, e.g.:
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`[b] a drive module
`electronically coupled to
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`The Demo Unit satisfies the limitation(s) of this claim element literally and/or under
`the doctrine of equivalents.
`The Demo Unit includes a drive module electronically coupled to the haptic output
`device—for example, the Samsung Exynos ARM processor in the Samsung Galaxy
`Note 4 smartphone coupled to the actuator.
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`the doctrine of equivalents.
`The Demo Unit includes a drive module for receiving a first gesture signal. The Tactile
`Playground software installed on Immersion's demonstration device includes a camera
`zoom demo.
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`corresponding to, for example, a two-finger touch gesture for a zoom interaction.
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`During a zoom interaction, the expansion or contraction of the distance between the
`user's two fingers increases or decreases the zoom level. See, e.g., Ex. 35 at 30 (the
`Demo Unit screenshot #30):
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`The Android operating system will pass MotionEvents to the Tactile Playground app
`for a multi-touch scale/zoom gesture sequence. See Ex. 69 at 1 (downloaded from
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`http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/MotionEvent.html):
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`The Demo Unit satisfies the limitation(s) of this claim element literally and/or under
`the doctrine of equivalents. Further support with respect to this claim element can be
`found in confidential source code.1
`The Demo Unit includes a drive module for receiving a second gesture signal.
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`The camera zoom control demo in the Immersion Tactile Playground software installed
`on the Demo Unit processes gesture events, including receiving a second gesture signal
`corresponding to, for example, an expanding or contracting two-finger span gesture
`which controls a zoom interaction.
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`The Android operating system will pass MotionEvents to the Tactile Playground app
`for a multi-touch scale/zoom gesture sequence. See Ex. 69 at 1 (downloaded from
`Google, MotionEvent | Android Developers,
`http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/MotionEvent.html):
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`[b][3] and generating a
`dynamic interaction
`parameter using the first
`gesture signal and the
`second gesture signal; and
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`Immersion Demo Unit MWC-63
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`The Demo Unit satisfies the limitation(s) of this claim element literally and/or under
`the doctrine of equivalents. Further support with respect to this claim element can be
`found in confidential source code.
`The Demo Unit includes a drive module for generating a dynamic interaction parameter
`using the first gesture signal and the second gesture signal.
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`The Android operating system will pass MotionEvents to the Tactile Playground app
`for a multi-touch scale/zoom gesture sequence. See Ex. 69 at 1 (downloaded from
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`The camera zoom control demo in the Immersion Tactile Playground software installed
`on the Demo Unit generates a dynamic interaction parameter corresponding to the
`zoom level of the camera. The distance between finger positions is used to calculate a
`zoom level from x1 to x10.
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`For example, the lowest zoom level is x1. See, e.g., Ex. 35 at 32 (Demo Unit
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`When the user starts a two-finger zoom gesture and then expands the distance between
`her fingers, the zoom level will increase as a dynamic interaction parameter linked to
`the distance between the user's fingers, up to a value of x10. See, e.g., Ex. 35 at 33-34
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`The Demo Unit satisfies the limitation(s) of this claim element literally and/or under
`the doctrine of equivalents. Further support with respect to this claim element can be
`found in confidential source code.
`The Demo Unit includes a drive circuit electronically coupled to the drive module and
`the haptic output device for applying a drive signal to the haptic output device
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`haptic output device for
`applying a drive signal to
`the haptic output device
`according to the dynamic
`interaction parameter.
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`Immersion Demo Unit MWC-63
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`The Demo Unit includes version 3.7.10.5 of Immersion's TouchSense software. See
`Ex. 35 at 44 (Demo Unit screenshot #44):
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`
`Immersion's TouchSense software consists of APIs, control algorithms, and drivers to
`produce haptic effects by controlling the actuator(s) installed in a mobile electronic
`device. The TouchSense software takes control of all processing signals to the actuator
`when installed on an Android operating system based mobile electronic device. On an
`Android device without the TouchSense software, applications call Android's vibrator
`method to produce haptic effects. On an Android device with the TouchSense software,
`all calls to the Android vibrator method are instead handled by the TouchSense API.
`The TouchSense software outputs force information to an actuator amplifier that
`controls the electric current sent to the actuator, thereby causing the actuator to output
`force. See, e.g., Ex. 67, TouchSense Player API Programming and Reference Guide for
`Java Applications, Version 3.7 at 1 (PDF p. 7):
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`The camera zoom control demo in the Immersion Tactile Playground software installed
`on the Demo Unit will play different haptic effects (i.e., apply a different drive signal to
`the haptic output device according to the dynamic interaction parameter) using the
`TouchSense software when an intermediate zoom level greater than x1 but less than
`x10 is reached. For example, when the zoom level is at x5, the Demo Unit will play a
`particular haptic effect. The properties of these effects, including magnitude and
`duration, are specified in Immersion IVS/IVT files present on the Demo Unit. See, e.g.,
`Ex. 35 at 33 (Demo Unit screenshots #33):
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`When the zoom level is at x1 (minimum) or x10 (maximum), the Demo Unit will play a
`separate haptic effect, different from the effect that is output at an intermediate zoom
`level. The properties of these effects, including magnitude and duration, are specified
`in Immersion IVS/IVT files present on the Demo Unit. See, e.g., Ex. 35 at 34 (Demo
`Unit screenshots #34):
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`The application of a drive signal to the haptic output device according to the dynamic
`interaction parameter is performed by Immersion's TouchSense software.
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`See, e.g., Ex. 68, TouchSense Player Integration Guide for Embedded Linux Systems,
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`Version 3.7 at 3 (PDF p. 7):
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`See, e.g., Ex. 68, TouchSense Player Integration Guide for Embedded Linux Systems,
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`See, e.g., Ex. 68, TouchSense Player Integration Guide for Embedded Linux Systems,
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`The specific types of haptic effects that will be played by the haptic output device are
`defined in, for example, IVT files. See, e.g., Ex. 67, TouchSense Player API
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`IVT effects corresponding to intermediate zoom levels or the minimum/maximum
`zoom levels are played through the TouchSense software. See, e.g., Ex. 67,
`TouchSense Player API Programming and Reference Guide for Java Applications,
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`14. The system of claim
`12 wherein the first or
`second gesture signal
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`The Demo Unit satisfies the limitation(s) of this claim element literally and/or under
`the doctrine of equivalents. Further support with respect to this claim element can be
`found in confidential source code.
`The Demo Unit employs a first gesture signal and a second gesture signal that comprise
`an on-screen signal. For example, in the camera zoom demonstration in the Tactile
`Playground app, the distance between finger positions is tracked by the Android API
`ScaleGestureDetector and is used to calculate a zoom level from 1 to 10. The
`MotionEvents handled by the Android Java API and the camera demo in Immersion's
`Tactile Playground app are based on finger gestures that interact with the Samsung
`Galaxy Note 4 touch screen.
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`See Ex. 69 at 1 (downloaded from Google, MotionEvent | Android Developers,
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`The Demo Unit satisfies the limitation(s) of this claim element literally and/or under
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