A vehicular vision system includes at least two cameras disposed at a vehicle. The at least two cameras includes a first camera and a second camera. The first camera is disposed at an in-cabin side of a windshield of the vehicle and views through the windshield forward of the vehicle. Each of the first camera and the second camera includes a first CMOS imaging array having at least one million photosensor elements arranged in rows and columns. The second camera includes an encryptor that encrypts image data that is captured by the second camera. The first camera includes a decryptor that decrypts image data encrypted by the second camera. Image data captured by the first camera and image data captured by the second camera may be processed at an electronic control unit (ECU) for a machine vision system of the vehicle.

An information processing apparatus includes a computer executing instructions that, when executed by the computer, cause the computer to acquire an image captured by an image capturing apparatus, to cause a display to display the acquired image, and to perform control process for controlling an image capturing range of the image capturing apparatus. A first placement candidate in which an object in the image capturing range is placed at a first position, and a second placement candidate in which the object in the image capturing range is placed at a second position different from the first position are displayed on the display. In a case where one of the first and the second placement candidates is selected by a user, the image capturing range is controlled based on information of the selected placement candidate.

An apparatus includes a plurality of output ports and a processor. The output ports may each be configured to connect to a respective trigger device and generate an output signal to activate the respective trigger device. The processor may be configured to determine a number of the trigger devices connected to the output ports, determine a timing between each of the number of the trigger devices connected, convert the timing for each of the trigger devices to fit a standard timing using offset values specific to each of the trigger devices and perform a trigger routine to trigger the output signal for each of the trigger devices connected. The trigger routine may activate each of the trigger devices connected according to an event. The offset values may delay triggering the trigger devices to ensure that the trigger devices are sequentially activated at intervals that correspond consistently with the standard timing.

Aspects of the present disclosure involve a system comprising a computer-readable storage medium storing at least one program, method, and user interface to facilitate a camera sharing session between two or more users. A camera sharing session is initiated based on session configuration information comprising a user identifier of a user permitted to control image capturing at a camera communicatively coupled to a first device. A trigger request is received from the second device and in response, an image capture, which results in at least one image, is triggered at the camera and the image is transmitted to the second device.

A computing device is configured to execute an interactive streaming application, and the interactive streaming application configured to join a live broadcast of an event that is shared by an interactive video broadcasting service executing on a server computer, receive a first video stream having video captured from a camera device configured as a first video source and display the video on a display screen, receive a second video stream having panoramic video captured from a panoramic video capturing device configured as a second video source and display a portion of the panoramic video according to a first viewing angle on the display screen, receive a change to the first viewing angle of the panoramic video, and display another portion of the panoramic video according to a second viewing angle.

A method for security and/or automation systems is described. In one embodiment, the method may include receiving image data associated with an area via an image sensor, receiving sound data associated with an object via an audio sensor, analyzing the image data in relation to the sound data, detecting an object's presence based at least in part on the analyzing, and identifying at least one characteristic relating to the object based at least in part on the detecting.

There is an information processing system, an information processing method, and an information processing program capable of easily performing processing related to Look in video production. The information processing system includes: an information processing apparatus and at least one electronic device connectable with the information processing apparatus, in which the information processing apparatus manages a plurality of Look data sets each including Look basic data corresponding to each color expression and Look adjustment data for adjusting the Look basic data.

A unit including a processing unit configured to generate display data about at least one of a state and setting of the unit, and a transmission unit configured to transmit information, wherein the unit is communicably connected to another unit including a display unit, and wherein the processing unit causes the transmission unit to transmit the display data to the other unit based on a notification that the display unit is in a displayable state, from the other unit.

Provided is an information processing device configured to: acquire an image captured according to an imaging instruction by an imaging device mounted to a mobile object; acquire sensor information including position information about the mobile object from a sensor device according to a signal transmitted from the imaging device in response to the imaging instruction; and associate the acquired sensor information with the acquired image.

A telemedicine system including a cart that allows for two-way audio/video conferencing between patients or local care providers and remote care providers or family members. The cart employs a modular design that allows its capabilities to be expanded to meet the needs of particular telemedicine applications. In addition, the cart provides thermal imaging and a user interface that allows local care provers to access various capabilities of the device while the device is not in session with a remote party.