Patent classifications
H04N5/247
Movable carrier auxiliary system
A movable carrier auxiliary system includes at least one optical image capturing system disposed on a movable carrier, at least one warning module, and at least one displaying device. The optical image capturing system includes an image capturing module and an operation module, and has at least one lens group including at least two lenses having refractive power. The image capturing module captures and produces an environmental image surrounding the movable carrier. The operation module electrically connected to the image capturing module detects at least one lane marking in the environmental image to generate a detecting signal. The warning module electrically connected to the operation module receives the detecting signal to determine whether a moving direction of the movable carrier deviates from a lane, and generate a warning signal when the moving direction deviates from the lane. The displaying device electrically connected to the warning module displays the warning signal.
Input polarity of computing device
A computing device is described. In an example implementation, the computing device includes a housing including a display screen on a front surface, the housing and display screen being collectively positionable in a plurality of physical orientations, an input device that includes a first selection mechanism and a second selection mechanism, the first selection mechanism being actuatable to adjust a setting of an output of an application displayed on the display screen, the second selection mechanism being actuatable to adjust the setting of the output of the application displayed on the display screen, and an orientation sensor configured to determine which physical orientation of the plurality of physical orientations that the display screen is positioned in, and change a first input polarity of the first selection mechanism to correspond to the determined physical orientation of the display screen.
HEAD-MOUNTED DISPLAY SYSTEM AND 6-DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM TRACKING METHOD AND APPARATUS THEREOF
A head-mounted display system and a 6-degree-of-freedom tracking method and apparatus thereof are disclosed. The method includes: controlling two channels of tracking cameras so that central moments of exposure durations of each frame of the two channels of tracking cameras are same, and controlling so that a lightening moment of the LED lights on the handle controller is synchronized with the middle moment of the exposure duration of an even-number frame of the two channels of tracking cameras; calculating 6-degree-of-freedom tracking data of the head-mounted display device in a three-dimensional space in real time according to acquired image data of an odd-number frame of the two channels of tracking cameras; and calculating 6-degree-of-freedom tracking data of the handle controller in the three-dimensional space in real time according to acquired image data of an even-number frame of the two channels of tracking cameras.
SURVEYING DEVICE WITH IMAGE EVALUATOR FOR DETERMINING A SPATIAL POSE OF THE TARGET AXIS
A surveying device for a coordinative position determination of a spatial point, wherein the surveying device comprises a camera which is fixedly mounted to a transmission unit in a way that its field-of-view moves with a targeting component. The surveying device further comprises an image evaluator, configured for automatically identifying corresponding image features in different images of the camera, wherein the corresponding image features represent reference points within the environment, and for a derivation of a spatial transformation parameter from a motion of the corresponding features, wherein the spatial transformation parameter provides for a determination of a difference of a spatial pose of a target axis of the surveying device between different distance measurements which correspond to different images.
COUNTERFEIT IMAGE DETECTION
A computer, including a processor and a memory, the memory including instructions to be executed by the processor to acquire a first image with a visible and NIR light camera and acquire a second image with an infrared camera. The instructions can include further instructions to determine whether the second image includes a live human face by comparing a first infrared profile included in the second image with second infrared profile included in a previously acquired third image acquired with a the infrared camera; and when the second image includes the live human face, output the first image.
CAMERA CONTROL APPARATUS
A control apparatus that acquires images from a plurality of cameras performing automatic image-capturing includes a status acquisition unit that acquires an automatic image-capturing status of each of the plurality of cameras, the automatic image-capturing status including information about a current automatic image-capturing target, a recommended camera identification unit that identifies, based on the acquired automatic image-capturing status, a camera from among the plurality of cameras for which manual image-capturing is recommended, and a notification control unit configured to perform control to provide notification a result of the identification by the recommended camera identification unit.
Device to Capture High Resolution Images of the Underside of a Freight Car Traveling at Full Speed
A plurality of cameras is secured to railroad ties to take high resolution images of the underside of a train car as it passes over this plurality of cameras. These images are important to insure the structural integrity of the parts of the rail car as well as the connection means—a coupler and pin—between two rail cars. The shutter speed of the cameras is determined by the speed of the train as it passes over the cameras. As the images are taken, the images can be downloaded and sent to a remote location for further analysis.
ENHANCED CONTROLLER SYNCHRONIZATION VERIFICATION
Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, that validate the synchronization of controllers in an aquaculture environment. One of the methods includes an image processor that receives images generated by a first image generating device that includes a light filter that is associated with light of a particular light frequency while an aquaculture environment was illuminated with light. Based on the image that was generated by the first image generating device, the image processor determines whether the intensity value of the light frequency in the image satisfies a threshold value. Based on determining whether the intensity value of the light frequency in the image satisfies the threshold value, the image processor determines whether the aquaculture environment was illuminated with light of the particular light frequency when the image was generated. The image processor provides for output an indication of whether the aquaculture was illuminated with light of the particular frequency when the image was generated.
SYNCHRONIZATION OF MULTI-DEVICE IMAGE DATA USING MULTIMODAL SENSOR DATA
A method and system for synchronization of image data is provided. From a plurality of image-capture devices, image data including a plurality of image sequences is received. Each image sequence corresponds to one of the plurality of image-capture devices. A set of sensor data is further received from the plurality of image-capture devices. Each sensor data comprises at least one of an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) data and audio data. Based on the received set of sensor data, a match is determined between a first set of image frames of a first image sequence and a second set of image frames of a second image sequence. An offset is computed between the first set of image frames and the second set of image frames, based on the match and the first image sequence is synchronized with the second image sequence based on the computed offset.
Proximity Alarm Assembly
A proximity alarm assembly includes a personal electronic device that has wireless communication capabilities. A camera unit has a plurality of cameras facilitate 360.0 degree video surveillance of an area. A motion unit has a plurality of sensors to facilitate 360.0 motion surveillance of the area. Each of the motion unit and the camera unit is in wireless communication with the personal electronic device. Moreover, the personal electronic device produces an alert when motion unit senses motion to alert a user to the motion. An alert unit is positionable near the user and the alert unit is actuated to emit an audible alert and a visual alert when either of the camera unit or the motion unit fails to communicate with the personal electronic device.