Patent classifications
H04N2005/745
Laser light source
The present invention is directed to a laser light source.
PROJECTION DEVICE
One embodiment according to the technique of the present disclosure provides a projection device having a plurality of modes in which relationships between an incidence region and an emission region in an electro-optical panel are different from each other. In the projection device according to one aspect of the present invention, a control unit controls a first mode and a second mode. The first mode is a mode in which a first range of an optical region is the incidence region and a range within the first range is the emission region, and the second mode is a mode in which a second range narrower than the first range of the optical region is the incidence region and a range within the second range is the emission region.
ILLUMINATION APPARATUS, ILLUMINATION METHOD, AND PROJECTOR APPARATUS
Provided by the present technology is an illumination apparatus including a light source section, a phase modulation section, and a control section. The light source section has a light emitting element. The phase modulation section performs spatial light phase modulation on incident light from the light source section. The control section controls the phase modulation section in such a manner that a plurality of domains formed by dividing a phase modulation plane of the phase modulation section reproduces a light intensity distribution based on a common phase distribution determined on the basis of a Freeform method in a common region on a projection plane.
Projector and method for controlling projector
A projector includes: a projection unit projecting a projection image onto a projection surface where an object is located, the object defining a projection area where the projection image should be projected; an image pickup unit picking up an image of the projection surface and thus generating picked-up image information representing a picked-up image; an object detection unit detecting the object, based on the picked-up image information; and a projection control unit controlling a brightness of the projection image, based on a result of detection of the object.
PROJECTOR AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING PROJECTOR
A projector includes: a projection unit projecting a projection image onto a projection surface where an object is located, the object defining a projection area where the projection image should be projected; an image pickup unit picking up an image of the projection surface and thus generating picked-up image information representing a picked-up image; an object detection unit detecting the object, based on the picked-up image information; and a projection control unit controlling a brightness of the projection image, based on a result of detection of the object.
Display control apparatus, image projection system, and control method
A display control apparatus comprises a setting unit that sets a target overlap width with respect to an overlap region, in which at least two of adjacent projection images of a plurality of projection images projected by a plurality of projection devices overlap each other, an image obtaining unit that obtains a captured image obtained by capturing the plurality of projected projection images, a calculation unit that calculates the overlap width of the overlap region of the at least two adjacent projection images on the basis of the captured image, and an indicator generation unit that generates, on the basis of the overlap width, an adjustment indicator that guides a positional adjustment of the projection image such that the at least two adjacent projection images overlap each other by the target overlap width.
Projection device
One embodiment according to the technique of the present disclosure provides a projection device having a plurality of modes in which relationships between an incidence region and an emission region in an electro-optical panel are different from each other. In the projection device according to one aspect of the present invention, a control unit controls a first mode and a second mode. The first mode is a mode in which a first range of an optical region is the incidence region and a range within the first range is the emission region, and the second mode is a mode in which a second range narrower than the first range of the optical region is the incidence region and a range within the second range is the emission region.
DISPLAY CONTROL APPARATUS, IMAGE PROJECTION SYSTEM, AND CONTROL METHOD
A display control apparatus comprises a setting unit that sets a target overlap width with respect to an overlap region, in which at least two of adjacent projection images of a plurality of projection images projected by a plurality of projection devices overlap each other, an image obtaining unit that obtains a captured image obtained by capturing the plurality of projected projection images, a calculation unit that calculates the overlap width of the overlap region of the at least two adjacent projection images on the basis of the captured image, and an indicator generation unit that generates, on the basis of the overlap width, an adjustment indicator that guides a positional adjustment of the projection image such that the at least two adjacent projection images overlap each other by the target overlap width.
Projection apparatus and light source module
A projection apparatus and a light source module are provided. The light source module includes a light-emitting element string, a shunt module, and a control circuit. A first shunt circuit, a second shunt circuit, and a third shunt circuit of the shunt module are coupled to the light-emitting element string, and are adapted to provide a first shunt path, a second shunt path or a third shunt path, such that the light-emitting element string is still maintained to normally work when a light-emitting element/light-emitting elements is/are malfunctioned.
PROJECTION APPARATUS AND LIGHT SOURCE MODULE
A projection apparatus and a light source module are provided. The light source module includes a light-emitting element string, a shunt module, and a control circuit. A first shunt circuit, a second shunt circuit, and a third shunt circuit of the shunt module are coupled to the light-emitting element string, and are adapted to provide a first shunt path, a second shunt path or a third shunt path, such that the light-emitting element string is still maintained to normally work when a light-emitting element/light-emitting elements is/are malfunctioned.