Abstract:
La invención en forma notable se dirige a un dispositivo de generación táctil móvil (10) que tiene: una lógica (12); y un sistema generador táctil (15) que comprende uno o más elementos generadores táctiles (151 - 159), en donde el sistema generador táctil se acopla operativamente con la lógica para generar (S30) eventos táctiles mediante el uno o más elementos generadores táctiles, los eventos táctiles son detectables por una pantalla táctil, de preferencia una pantalla táctil de detección capacitiva. La invención además se refiere a un método de comunicación bidireccional entre un dispositivo generador táctil y un dispositivo de pantalla táctil.
Abstract:
Die vorliegende Erfindung bezieht sich insbesondere auf ein Verfahren zum Ausführen von Software-Modulen auf einem Computer, wobei das Verfahren aufweist: Ausführen (S4) eines Boot-Ladeprogramms (15, 16) zumindest teilweise (16) auf dem Computer (101); und bei Ausführung des Boot-Ladeprogramms: Zugreifen (S5) auf Anforderungen an einen Anfangssatz (IS) von Software-Modulen SMn; und Hardware-Spezifikationen des Computers; Ermitteln (S6) innerhalb des Anfangssatzes eines oder mehrerer Kandidatensätze (CS1, CS2) von Software-Modulen, die mit den Hardware-Spezifikationen kompatibel sind (S6a) und als RAM-Platte speicherbar sind (S6b); und Speichern (S9) der Software-Module eines Abschlusssatzes (FS) auf einer RAM-Platte (121), wobei es sich bei dem Abschlusssatz (FS) um einen des einen oder der mehreren Kandidatensätze handelt, und Anweisen, die auf der RAM-Platte gespeicherten Software-Module auszuführen, wobei sowohl der Anfangssatz als auch der Abschlusssatz von Software-Modulen Anwendungskomponenten und Betriebssystem-Abbildkomponenten aufweist und des Weiteren bevorzugt Hardware-Komponententreiber aufweist. Die vorliegende Erfindung bezieht sich des Weiteren auf ein Boot-Ladeprogramm, eine für Benutzer vertrauenswürdige Einheit und ein System.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method of executing software modules on a computer. The method start by executing S4 a bootloader in the computer and then accessing S5 requirements as to an initial set of software modules and hardware specifications of the computer. Then determining S6 within the initial set, a candidate set CS1 of software modules that are compatible S6a with the hardware specifications and can S6b be stored as a RAM disk and storing S9 the software modules of a final set on a RAM disk , the final set being a candidate set. Executing the software modules stored on the RAM disk, wherein each of the initial set and the final set of software modules comprises application components and operating system image components and hardware component drivers. A trusted device such as a USB drive may hold the bootloader and the software modules.
Abstract:
The invention is notably directed to a mobile touch-generating device (10) having: a logic (12); and a touch-generating system (15) comprising one or more touch-generating elements (151 - 159), wherein the touch-generating system is operatively coupled to the logic to generate (S30) touch events via said one or more touch-generating elements, the touch events detectable by a touchscreen, preferably a capacitive sensing touchscreen. The invention further concerns a method of bidirectional communication between a mobile touch-generating device and a touchscreen device.
Abstract:
The invention is notably directed to methods of communication between a mobile touch- generating device (10), a touchscreen (20) and a server (30), comprising: - generating (S30) one or more touch events via the mobile touch-generating device; - detecting (S40 - S45) the generated touch events at the touchscreen and sending data of touch events via the telecommunication network (32); - receiving (S50) at the server (30) the data of touch events or related data; - sending (S60) contents selected in accordance with the received data through a secure connection (C1, C1t) established with the touch- generating device; and - receiving said contents at the touch- generating device and displaying them via the visualization means (19). It further concerns a mobile touch- generating device and a touchscreen.
Abstract:
The invention is notably directed to a mobile touch-generating device (10) having: a logic (12); and a touch-generating system (15) comprising one or more touch-generating elements (151 - 159), wherein the touch-generating system is operatively coupled to the logic to generate (S30) touch events via said one or more touch-generating elements, the touch events detectable by a touchscreen, preferably a capacitive sensing touchscreen. The invention further concerns a method of bidirectional communication between a mobile touch-generating device and a touchscreen device.
Abstract:
The invention is notably directed to methods of communication between a mobile touch- generating device (10), a touchscreen (20) and a server (30), comprising: - generating (S30) one or more touch events via the mobile touch-generating device; - detecting (S40 - S45) the generated touch events at the touchscreen and sending data of touch events via the telecommunication network (32); - receiving (S50) at the server (30) the data of touch events or related data; - sending (S60) contents selected in accordance with the received data through a secure connection (C1, C1t) established with the touch- generating device; and - receiving said contents at the touch- generating device and displaying them via the visualization means (19). It further concerns a mobile touch- generating device and a touchscreen.
Abstract:
A user trusted device 10 is connected to a host computer 101 and the host computer is booted from the device. The boot firmware 122 of the computer detects that the device contains a bootable partition and loads the update software from the device into the computer memory 121. The update software transfers an update for the software on the device from a network server 30 to the computer and updates the software in the device. The update software may use the network interface 124 in the host computer if the device does not have a network interface. The device may have a secure memory and a non-secure memory. The non-secure memory may be encrypted using a key stored in the secure memory.