A printer-equipped imaging apparatus capable of giving new pleasure to a user and clearly recording an imaged scene, an operation method of a printer-equipped imaging apparatus, and a program are provided. The printer-equipped imaging apparatus includes an imaging unit 2 that acquires a captured image of a subject, a text generation unit that generates a text based on a sound emitted by the subject or a sound around the subject, a print unit that prints the captured image acquired by the imaging unit and the text generated by the text generation unit, the print unit printing a combined photograph of the captured image and the text, and a print control unit that causes the print unit to print the combined photograph.

A system includes a processing device and a personal communication device. The dash camera may be configured to be removably mounted in a vehicle with a view of a direction ahead of the vehicle and no further installation to said vehicle. The personal communication device is generally separate from the dash camera and the vehicle. The dash camera generally comprises a processing device and one or more sensors configured to generate data related to motion of the vehicle. The processing device generally collects (i) the data related to motion of the vehicle and (ii) video, and, in response to the data being indicative of an accident, automatically communicates collected data and a video sequence recorded prior to the data being indicative of the accident to the personal communication device and automatically initiates an emergency call using the personal communication device.

A display control apparatus includes a recording control unit that controls recording data acquired from a recording unit so as to be recorded on a first recording unit, an accepting unit that accepts an instruction concerning recording from a user, and a control unit that controls the recording data acquired from the recording unit before the instruction is accepted so as to be recorded upon acceptance of the instruction by the accepting unit and that controls display corresponding to the amount of recording data to be recorded on the first recording unit so as to be displayed in a display unit before the accepting unit accepts the instruction.

A display control apparatus includes a recording control unit that controls recording data acquired from a recording unit so as to be recorded on a first recording unit, an accepting unit that accepts an instruction concerning recording from a user, and a control unit that controls the recording data acquired from the recording unit before the instruction is accepted so as to be recorded upon acceptance of the instruction by the accepting unit and that controls display corresponding to the amount of recording data to be recorded on the first recording unit so as to be displayed in a display unit before the accepting unit accepts the instruction.

Implementations generally relate to audio-video analytics for simulation-based training. In some implementations, a method includes obtaining a video. The method further includes detecting one or more observed actions of a user in the video. The method further includes matching the one or more observed actions with one or more predetermined key actions. The method further includes annotating the video with annotations based on the matching of the one or more observed actions with the one or more predetermined key actions.

A processing device is configured to obtain at least one video track comprising compressed video, and to combine the video track with one or more presentation objects into a video container. The one or more presentation objects are configured for presentation in an object layer arranged as an overlay relative to a video layer comprising decompressed video of the video track in conjunction with playback of the video container. For example, the one or more presentation objects can comprise images, sets of text and/or animation objects. The one or more presentation objects are illustratively editable by a user subsequent to the combination of those presentation objects with the video track into the video container, and remain separate from the video track and any associated audio tracks and/or sets of subtitles in the video container.

In some embodiments, methods and systems are provided for accessing a surgical dataset including surgical data collected during performance of a surgical procedure. The surgical data can include video data of the surgical procedure. Using the surgical data, a plurality of procedural states associated with the surgical procedure can be determined. For a procedural state of the plurality of procedural states, temporal information can be identified that identifies a part of the video data to be associated with the procedural state. For the procedural state of the plurality of procedural states, electronic data can be generated that characterizes the part of the video data and outputting the electronic data associated with the plurality of procedural states.

A video display device includes: a video receiver that obtains video data including a video and dynamic luminance characteristics indicating a time-dependent change in luminance characteristics of the video; a tone mapping processor that, in the case where a luminance region having a luminance less than or equal to a first luminance is defined as a low luminance region, and a luminance region having a luminance exceeding the first luminance is defined as a high luminance region, (i) performs first tone mapping using first conversion characteristics when first luminance characteristics exceed a predetermined threshold value, and (ii) performs second tone mapping using second conversion characteristics when the first luminance characteristics are less than or equal to the predetermined threshold value.

A video display device includes: a video receiver that obtains video data including a video and dynamic luminance characteristics indicating a time-dependent change in luminance characteristics of the video; a tone mapping processor that, in the case where a luminance region having a luminance less than or equal to a first luminance is defined as a low luminance region, and a luminance region having a luminance exceeding the first luminance is defined as a high luminance region, (i) performs first tone mapping using first conversion characteristics when first luminance characteristics exceed a predetermined threshold value, and (ii) performs second tone mapping using second conversion characteristics when the first luminance characteristics are less than or equal to the predetermined threshold value.

Implementations set forth herein relate to an automated assistant that can control a camera according to one or more conditions specified by a user. A condition can be satisfied when, for example, the automated assistant detects a particular environment feature is apparent. In this way, the user can rely on the automated assistant to identify and capture certain moments without necessarily requiring the user to constantly monitor a viewing window of the camera. In some implementations, a condition for the automated assistant to capture media data can be based on application data and/or other contextual data that is associated with the automated assistant. For instance, a relationship between content in a camera viewing window and other content of an application interface can be a condition upon which the automated assistant captures certain media data using a camera.