Patent classifications
G06V10/147
Information processing device, information processing method, and program
There is provided an information processing device that enables recognition of a posture relationship between an imaging unit and a detection unit in a more favorable mode. The information processing device includes an acquisition unit configured to acquire an image captured by an imaging unit and a detection result of a gravitational acceleration by a detection unit supported by the imaging unit, for each of a plurality of viewpoints different from one another, an image processing unit configured to extract a plurality of line segments extending in a gravity direction from the image and specify an intersection of straight lines obtained by respectively extending the plurality of line segments on the basis of a subject captured in the image for the each viewpoint, and a calculation unit configured to calculate a relative posture relationship between the imaging unit and the detection unit on the basis of the detection result of the gravitational acceleration acquired for each of the plurality of viewpoints and the intersection specified for the each of the plurality of viewpoints.
LIGHT FUNCTION CONTROL REDUNDANCY WHEN CHANGING THE LIGHT INTENSITY OF PIXELATED VEHICLE HEADLAMPS
A vehicle headlamp control circuit may be configured to control a vehicle headlamp comprising a plurality of lighting elements. The vehicle headlamp control circuit may comprise a first communication interface configured to receive a first signal comprising a first set of values for driving the plurality of lighting elements, and a second communication interface configured to receive a second signal comprising an intensity threshold. The circuit may be configured to determine a composite intensity associated with the first set of values and drive the plurality of lighting elements using the first set of values if the composite intensity associated with the first set of values satisfies the intensity threshold.
Gate apparatus, control method of gate apparatus, and storage medium
A gate apparatus includes: an exit gate door; a first biometrics information acquisition unit that acquires, from a user who moves toward the exit gate door in a closed state, first target biometrics information to be compared with registered biometrics information registered in advance; a second biometrics information acquisition unit that acquires second target biometrics information to be compared with the registered biometrics information from the use who stops in front of the exit gate door when there is no matching in a comparison between the first target biometrics information and the registered biometrics information or the comparison is unable to be performed; and a door control unit that opens the closed exit gate door in accordance with a result of a comparison between the first target biometrics information or the second target biometrics information and the registered biometrics information.
METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR CAPTURING AND USING IMAGES IN A SYSTEM INCLUDING WIPERS
A wiper is controlled to sweep a surface area, e.g., a portion of a windshield, in front of a camera, e.g., a camera mounted inside a vehicle. An image captured from the camera after the wiper completes, e.g., immediately completes, the sweep of the surface area in front of the camera is used in generating a depth map. In some embodiments a first wiper is controlled to clear a surface area in front of a first camera while a second wiper is controlled to clear a surface area in front of second camera at the same time, and the first and second cameras are synchronized to initiate image capture at the same time, capturing images through recently cleared area, and the captured images are used to generate a depth map. A vehicle control operation, e.g., a direction, braking or speed control operation is performed based on the depth map.
DISPLAY PANEL AND DISPLAY EQUIPMENT
A display panel and a display equipment. The display panel includes a base substrate; a plurality of light emitting devices disposed on the base substrate; a plurality of photosensitive devices disposed on the base substrate, an orthographic projection of each photosensitive device on the base substrate being disposed at a gap of orthographic projections of the adjacent light emitting devices on the base substrate; and a plurality of light shading parts disposed on one side, facing away from the base substrate, of a layer where the light emitting devices are disposed, wherein the light shading parts are in one-to-one correspondence with the photosensitive devices, and an orthographic projection of each light shading part on the base substrate is at least partially overlapped with the orthographic projection of the corresponding photosensitive device on the base substrate.
PREPROCESSING METHOD AND PREPROCESSING SYSTEM FOR IMPROVING IMAGE RECOGNITION
A preprocessing method and a preprocessing system for improving image recognition are provided. The preprocessing method includes the following steps: disposing light-emitting diodes to surround an image sensor, in which the image sensor corresponds to an image capture region; turning on the light-emitting diodes for emitting a white light source having a color temperature of 3200K, in which the white light source has a fixed illumination area range, and the illumination area range covers the image capture region, such that a color temperature of the image capture region is approximately or equal to 3200K; and turning off the light-emitting diodes for a time interval, such that the image sensor captures images to generate preprocessing frames under a low illuminance condition that is between 0.0004 lux and 1 lux.
OPTICAL SENSING SYSTEM AND OPTICAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM
an optical sensing system comprising: a processing circuit; a first calibration optical sensor, comprising a first sensor edge and a second sensor edge opposite to the first sensor edge; and a second calibration optical sensor, away from the first calibration optical sensor for a first distance, comprising a third sensor edge and a fourth sensor edge opposite to the third sensor edge. The processing circuit determines a target object has moved for a target distance if an object pattern of the target object moves from a first location in the first calibration sensor to a second location in the second calibration sensor, wherein a first sum of a second distance which is between the first location and the first sensor edge and a third distance between the second location and the third sensor edge equals to a reference distance.
Imaging system for iris authentication and driver monitoring
An imaging apparatus comprises a first light source configured to project a first illumination onto a vehicle occupant and a second light source configured to project a second illumination onto the vehicle occupant. The system further comprises an imager comprising a pixel array. A lens apparatus comprises a first lens comprising a first field of view and a second lens comprising a second field of view. At least one shutter is selectively controlled to transmit the first illumination from the first lens to the pixel array. The at least one shutter is further controlled to selectively transmit the second illumination from the second lens to the pixel array. The imager is configured to process the first illumination in the first field of view and the second illumination in the second field of view.
Imaging system using WiFi signals
A passive incoherent millimeter-wave imaging system includes a receiver array including a plurality of receive modules configured to receive a scene signal reflected from a scene. The scene signal is reflected in response to a plurality of incoherent communication signals being reflected off the scene, and the plurality of incoherent communication signals are spatially and temporally incoherent at a point when reaching the scene.
Imaging system using WiFi signals
A passive incoherent millimeter-wave imaging system includes a receiver array including a plurality of receive modules configured to receive a scene signal reflected from a scene. The scene signal is reflected in response to a plurality of incoherent communication signals being reflected off the scene, and the plurality of incoherent communication signals are spatially and temporally incoherent at a point when reaching the scene.