Patent classifications
H04N9/64
OPERATION OF A HOUSEHOLD COOKING APPLIANCE WITH AT LEAST ONE CAMERA
In a method for operating a household cooking appliance, a camera records a pixel-based image from a cooking chamber of the household cooking appliance. The image is evaluated with exclusion of brightness values of associated pixels thereof.
OPERATION OF A HOUSEHOLD COOKING APPLIANCE WITH AT LEAST ONE CAMERA
In a method for operating a household cooking appliance, a camera records a pixel-based image from a cooking chamber of the household cooking appliance. The image is evaluated with exclusion of brightness values of associated pixels thereof.
High dynamic range and wide colour gamut comfort measurement and feedback
Systems and methods for processing video content are disclosed. According to at least one embodiment, a method of processing video content includes: receiving the video content; identifying a portion of the video content based on one or more of a plurality of factors, the plurality of factors including colour, raster percentage, brightness, and temporal factors; and providing an indicator that facilitates visual recognition of the identified portion of the video content.
High dynamic range and wide colour gamut comfort measurement and feedback
Systems and methods for processing video content are disclosed. According to at least one embodiment, a method of processing video content includes: receiving the video content; identifying a portion of the video content based on one or more of a plurality of factors, the plurality of factors including colour, raster percentage, brightness, and temporal factors; and providing an indicator that facilitates visual recognition of the identified portion of the video content.
WARM WHITE LIGHT ILLUMINATION AND DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING OF DIGITAL IMAGES DURING MICROSURGERY
A method for enhancing digital images during a microsurgery, e.g., an eye surgery, includes collecting digital images of target anatomy using a digital camera as the target anatomy is illuminated by warm white light. The method includes identifying, via a processor in communication with the digital camera, a predetermined stage of the microsurgery. Within the images, the processor digitally isolates a first pixel region, e.g., a pupil pixel region, from a second pixel region, e.g., an iris pixel region, and adjusts a characteristic of constituent pixels thereof. The method, possibly recorded as instructions in a computer-readable medium, may be used to enhance a red reflex at predetermined stages of an eye surgery. A system includes a lighting source for emitting warm white light having a color temperature of less than about 4000° K, the camera, and the processor.
Compensating for Optical Change in Image Capture Device Components Over Time
Devices, methods, and non-transitory program storage devices (NPSDs) are disclosed to compensate for the predicted color changes experienced by camera modules after certain amounts of time of real world use. Such color changes may be caused by prolonged exposure of optical components of the camera module to one or more of: solar radiation, high temperature conditions, or high humidity conditions, each of which may, over time, induce deviation in the color response of optical components of the camera module. The techniques disclosed herein may first characterize such predicted optical change to components over time based on particular environmental conditions, and then implement one or more time-varying color models to compensate for predicted changes to the camera module's color calibration values due to the characterized optical change. In some embodiments, optical changes in other types of components, e.g., display devices, caused by prolonged environmental stresses may also be modeled and compensated.
Method for rendering color images
A system for rendering color images on an electro-optic display when the electro-optic display has a color gamut with a limited palette of primary colors, and/or the gamut is poorly structured (i.e., not a spheroid or obloid). The system uses an iterative process to identify the best color for a given pixel from a palette that is modified to diffuse the color error over the entire electro-optic display. The system additionally accounts for variations in color that are caused by cross-talk between nearby pixels.
Multi-spectrum-based image fusion apparatus and method, and image sensor
A multi-spectrum based image fusion apparatus is disclosed, which includes a light acquisition device, an image processor, and an image sensor having five types of photosensitive channels. The five types of photosensitive channels including red, green and blue RGB channels, an infrared IR channel and a full-band W channel. The light acquisition device acquires target light corresponding to incident light. The image sensor converts the target light into an image signal through the RGB channels, the IR channel and the W channel. The image processor analyzes the image signal into RGB color signals and a brightness signal, and fuses the RGB color signals and the brightness signal to obtain a fused image. The collection of the channels based on which the RGB color signals and the brightness signal are obtained includes the five types of photosensitive channels.
Projector controlling method, projector, and projection system
A projector controlling method includes projecting image light on a screen on which at least three markers are placed in one direction along a curved projector surface to form a projection image and adjusting the projection position based on a captured image of the projection image and the markers which is captured by a camera in such a way that positions on the outer edge of a projection area of the projection image substantially coincide with the positions of the markers.
Projector controlling method, projector, and projection system
A projector controlling method includes projecting image light on a screen on which at least three markers are placed in one direction along a curved projector surface to form a projection image and adjusting the projection position based on a captured image of the projection image and the markers which is captured by a camera in such a way that positions on the outer edge of a projection area of the projection image substantially coincide with the positions of the markers.