Patent classifications
G06V30/142
Device, method, and graphical user interface for providing handwriting support in document editing
An electronic device, when in a first tilted state, displays a content page in a sketch mode, which includes displaying a zoomed view of a portion of the content page, and configuring the zoomed view of the portion of the content page to accept user inputs modifying content in the first portion of the content page. While displaying the content page in the sketch mode, the device detects that it is tilted from the first tilted state to a distinct second tilted state, and in response, displays the content page in an overview mode, which includes zooming out to display an overview of the content page. Optionally, displaying the content page in the overview mode includes displaying an input position indicator over the overview of the content page to indicate the portion of the content page previously displayed in the zoomed view.
METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING AN OBJECT WITHIN AN IMAGE AND MOBILE DEVICE FOR EXECUTING THE METHOD
A method for identifying a user using an image of an object of the user, the method comprising: obtaining, by an optical sensor of a mobile device, the image of the object, wherein the object comprises a biometric characteristic of the user; providing the image to a neural network; processing the image by the neural network to identify-a position of the object and the object in the image; extracting, from the identified object, the biometric characteristic; storing the biometric characteristic in a storage devices and providing at least the biometric characteristic as input to an identification means to determine whether the biometric characteristic identifies the user.
TRANSLATOR PEN AND TRANSLATION METHOD USING SAME
A translator pen and a translation method using same are provided. The translator pen includes a housing and a pen head. The housing forms a first accommodation cavity adapted to accommodate an image collector. An outer contour of the pen head is formed into a tapered shape, an outer diameter of the pen head gradually decreases along a direction of the pen head away from the housing and forms a second accommodation cavity adapted to accommodate a pen core. At least a portion of the end of the housing, which does not form the pen head, forms an inclined surface. The inclined surface is inclined relative to the outer contour of the pen head toward an outside of the housing along a direction of the housing away from the pen head. The image collector is configured to face the inclined surface.
TRANSLATOR PEN AND TRANSLATION METHOD USING SAME
A translator pen and a translation method using same are provided. The translator pen includes a housing and a pen head. The housing forms a first accommodation cavity adapted to accommodate an image collector. An outer contour of the pen head is formed into a tapered shape, an outer diameter of the pen head gradually decreases along a direction of the pen head away from the housing and forms a second accommodation cavity adapted to accommodate a pen core. At least a portion of the end of the housing, which does not form the pen head, forms an inclined surface. The inclined surface is inclined relative to the outer contour of the pen head toward an outside of the housing along a direction of the housing away from the pen head. The image collector is configured to face the inclined surface.
REUSABLE NOTEBOOK AND METHODS THEREOF
A writing system that includes a reusable notebook including a sheet having a working surface. The working surface includes a printed code and an operative control. The writing system includes a writing instrument configured to capture images of the printed code and a computing device configured to communicate with the reusable notebook and/or the writing instrument. The sheet includes a surface coating over the working surface configured so that a writing material of the writing instrument can be removed by applying a dry ancillary device.
User device and method for creating handwriting content
A method for creating handwriting content is provided. The method includes displaying handwriting letters being input, extracting at least one candidate handwriting word stored in advance in response to the input handwriting letters, displaying the extracted at least one candidate handwriting word, and replacing the input handwriting letters with a candidate handwriting word selected from among the displayed at least one candidate handwriting word.
Method for tracking location of two-dimensional non-destructive inspection scanner on target object using scanned structural features
Systems and methods for tracking the location of a non-destructive inspection (NDI) scanner using images of a target object acquired by the NDI scanner. The system includes a frame, an NDI scanner supported by the frame, a system configured to enable motorized movement of the frame, and a computer system communicatively coupled to receive sensor data from the NDI scanner and track the location of the NDI scanner. The NDI scanner includes a two-dimensional (2-D) array of sensors. Subsurface depth sensor data is repeatedly (recurrently, continually) acquired by and output from the 2-D sensor array while at different locations on a surface of the target object. The resulting 2-D scan image sequence is fed into an image processing and feature point comparison module that is configured to track the location of the scanner relative to the target object using virtual features visible in the acquired scan images.
Method for tracking location of two-dimensional non-destructive inspection scanner on target object using scanned structural features
Systems and methods for tracking the location of a non-destructive inspection (NDI) scanner using images of a target object acquired by the NDI scanner. The system includes a frame, an NDI scanner supported by the frame, a system configured to enable motorized movement of the frame, and a computer system communicatively coupled to receive sensor data from the NDI scanner and track the location of the NDI scanner. The NDI scanner includes a two-dimensional (2-D) array of sensors. Subsurface depth sensor data is repeatedly (recurrently, continually) acquired by and output from the 2-D sensor array while at different locations on a surface of the target object. The resulting 2-D scan image sequence is fed into an image processing and feature point comparison module that is configured to track the location of the scanner relative to the target object using virtual features visible in the acquired scan images.
HAND-DRAWN DIAGRAM RECOGNITION USING VISUAL ARROW-RELATION DETECTION
Computer-readable media, methods, and systems are disclosed for converting a diagram into a digital diagram format. A diagram is received as an image file and a plurality of recognition stages produce a final diagram based on predicted information from one or more of the recognition stages. The plurality of recognition stages including a shape detection stage for detecting a plurality of shapes and at least one arrow detection stage in which arrows are detected as relations between pairs of shapes. The final diagram is generated based on the predicted information and is converted into the digital diagram format compatible with a diagram modeling language.
HAND-DRAWN DIAGRAM RECOGNITION USING VISUAL ARROW-RELATION DETECTION
Computer-readable media, methods, and systems are disclosed for converting a diagram into a digital diagram format. A diagram is received as an image file and a plurality of recognition stages produce a final diagram based on predicted information from one or more of the recognition stages. The plurality of recognition stages including a shape detection stage for detecting a plurality of shapes and at least one arrow detection stage in which arrows are detected as relations between pairs of shapes. The final diagram is generated based on the predicted information and is converted into the digital diagram format compatible with a diagram modeling language.