G01C11/08

Delivery package damage detection using photogrammetry models

In order to detect possible damage to a delivered product, a set of first images of the product is created prior to delivery which are used to generate a first 3D photogrammetry model, and a set of second electronic images are created after delivery which are used to generate a second 3D photogrammetry model. The two models are then compared to determine whether there is a sufficient deviation to conclude the product has been damaged. The comparison is performed by a cognitive system trained with samples of before/after photogrammetry model pairs each associated with either a damaged condition or a not damaged condition. The baseline photogrammetry model is part of a blockchain record and the recipient photogrammetry model is added to the blockchain record. Intermediate photogrammetry models can also be built where there is more than one shipper along the delivery route to assign liability to the proper party.

POSITIONING SYSTEMS AND METHODS

The present disclosure may provide a system for positioning a target scene and/or navigating a detection equipment to the target scene. The system may obtain at least one image captured by at least one camera. The at least one image may include the target scene. The system may also determine a position of the target scene based on the at least one image. Further, the system may plan a travelling route for a detection equipment to the target scene based on the position of the target scene.

POSITIONING SYSTEMS AND METHODS

The present disclosure may provide a system for positioning a target scene and/or navigating a detection equipment to the target scene. The system may obtain at least one image captured by at least one camera. The at least one image may include the target scene. The system may also determine a position of the target scene based on the at least one image. Further, the system may plan a travelling route for a detection equipment to the target scene based on the position of the target scene.

INFORMATION DISPLAY SYSTEM, CONTROL METHOD OF INFORMATION DISPLAY SYSTEM, AND CONTROL PROGRAM OF INFORMATION DISPLAY SYSTEM
20220091268 · 2022-03-24 · ·

An object of the present invention is to provide an information display system and the like capable of showing to an object person viewing a display portion, such as a display, an object displayed on the display portion from a point of view of the operator in an accurate manner. The information display system includes: a plurality of imaging apparatuses that image an object from a point of view that differs from a point of view of a user; and a display portion that displays the object from the point of view of the user, wherein the information display system generates three-dimensional information of the object on the basis of imaging information obtained by imaging the object by the plurality of imaging apparatuses and displays, on the basis of the three-dimensional information, the object on the display portion from the point of view of the user.

DELIVERY PACKAGE DAMAGE DETECTION USING PHOTOGRAMMETRY MODELS
20210319543 · 2021-10-14 ·

In order to detect possible damage to a delivered product, a set of first images of the product is created prior to delivery which are used to generate a first 3D photogrammetry model, and a set of second electronic images are created after delivery which are used to generate a second 3D photogrammetry model. The two models are then compared to determine whether there is a sufficient deviation to conclude the product has been damaged. The comparison is performed by a cognitive system trained with samples of before/after photogrammetry model pairs each associated with either a damaged condition or a not damaged condition. The baseline photogrammetry model is part of a blockchain record and the recipient photogrammetry model is added to the blockchain record. Intermediate photogrammetry models can also be built where there is more than one shipper along the delivery route to assign liability to the proper party.

DELIVERY PACKAGE DAMAGE DETECTION USING PHOTOGRAMMETRY MODELS
20210319543 · 2021-10-14 ·

In order to detect possible damage to a delivered product, a set of first images of the product is created prior to delivery which are used to generate a first 3D photogrammetry model, and a set of second electronic images are created after delivery which are used to generate a second 3D photogrammetry model. The two models are then compared to determine whether there is a sufficient deviation to conclude the product has been damaged. The comparison is performed by a cognitive system trained with samples of before/after photogrammetry model pairs each associated with either a damaged condition or a not damaged condition. The baseline photogrammetry model is part of a blockchain record and the recipient photogrammetry model is added to the blockchain record. Intermediate photogrammetry models can also be built where there is more than one shipper along the delivery route to assign liability to the proper party.

Position measurement system, work machine, and position measurement method

A position measurement system includes: an image data acquisition unit that acquires first image data photographed by a first camera of a first stereo camera provided at a work machine and second image data photographed by a second camera of the first stereo camera; a stereo measurement unit that executes stereo measurement on the basis of the first image data, the second image data, and parameters related to the first camera and the second camera; a first adjustment unit that changes at least a part of the parameters to adjust a stereo ratio of first disparity image data subjected to stereo measurement; and a second adjustment unit that changes at least a part of the parameters to adjust a scale of first three-dimensional data obtained from the first disparity image data.

Method and system for sensing an obstacle, and storage medium

Embodiments of a method and system for sensing an obstacle, a computer device, and a computer-readable storage medium are provided. The method can include: capturing continuously, by first and second cameras adjacently arranged on a motor vehicle, obstacles around the motor vehicle, to obtain at least a first obstacle image and a second obstacle image respectively; associating the first obstacle image with the second obstacle image; determining whether the first obstacle image and the second obstacle image comprise the same obstacle. By means of some of the disclosed methods and systems, an obstacle can be real-time sensed by a motor vehicle in a large field of view, such as, a range of 360° around the vehicle.

Method and system for sensing an obstacle, and storage medium

Embodiments of a method and system for sensing an obstacle, a computer device, and a computer-readable storage medium are provided. The method can include: capturing continuously, by first and second cameras adjacently arranged on a motor vehicle, obstacles around the motor vehicle, to obtain at least a first obstacle image and a second obstacle image respectively; associating the first obstacle image with the second obstacle image; determining whether the first obstacle image and the second obstacle image comprise the same obstacle. By means of some of the disclosed methods and systems, an obstacle can be real-time sensed by a motor vehicle in a large field of view, such as, a range of 360° around the vehicle.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR GENERATING A TWO-DIMENSIONAL MAP

A system, computer-implemented method and non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions for generating a two-dimensional (2D) map of an area of interest are provided. The system comprises a processor and memory storing instructions which when executed by the processor configure the processor to perform the method. The method comprises determining a perimeter of an area of interest, obtaining nadir images of the area of interest, obtaining at least one oblique image of the area of interest from at least one corner of the perimeter, and processing the nadir and oblique images together to form the 2D map of the area of interest.