Patent classifications
H04N9/3179
ELECTRONIC APPARATUS AND CONTROLLING METHOD THEREOF
An electronic apparatus includes: a memory, a communication interface comprising communication circuitry configured to communicate with a first external device and a second external device, a projection part configured to output an image to a projection surface, and a processor configured to: receive first data including a first image from the first external device, receive second data including a second image from the second external device, acquire first position information of the first external device and second position information of the second external device, acquire a projection image including the first image and the second image based on the first position information and the second position information, and control the projection part to output the projection image.
Efficient, dynamic, high contrast lensing with applications to imaging, illumination and projection
A new projector design combines one spatial light modulator that affects only the phase of the illumination, and one spatial light modulator that only affects its amplitude (intensity). The phase-only modulator curves the wavefront of light and acts as a pre-modulator for a conventional amplitude modulator. This approach works with both white light and laser illumination, generating a coarse image representation efficiently, thus enabling, within a single image frame, significantly elevated highlights as well as darker black levels while reducing the overall light source power requirements.
Systems, devices, and methods for driving projectors
Systems, devices, and methods for driving projectors are described. The actual area projected over by a laser projector for a given pixel may not exactly match a desired projection area for the pixel, especially at edge regions of an image. In the present systems, devices, and methods, projection data is provided for at least one image to be projected by a laser projector. The projection data can include sets of alternative data sections at edge regions of the at least one image, effectively increasing resolution for the edge regions of the image. Depending on a projection pattern being used by a laser projector at a given time, select alternative data sections can be projected which closely match the actual area covered by the projection pattern, improving image quality.
Projection system and method for three-dimensional images
A system and method for the projection of virtual 3-D images onto a surface with perspective shifting viewing capability including: a source of data for at least two different paired left-right view sets of one subject, an image reflecting surface, and a projector capable of simultaneously projecting pairs of left-right view sets, and capable of changing projected left-right view sets of images from a first set to a second set to create a stereopsis effect in which content of a complete projected image appears to move in perspective.
Projector display systems having non-mechanical mirror beam steering
Dual or multi-modulation display system are disclosed that comprise projector systems with at least one modulator that may employ non-mechanical beam steering modulation. Many embodiments disclosed herein employ a non-mechanical beam steering and/or polarizer to provide for a highlights modulator.
IMAGE PROJECTION APPARATUS
Based on information about a vehicle, the information can be projected and displayed onto a road surface or the like. An image projection apparatus, which projects an image, includes an acquisition unit that acquires the information about the vehicle, and an image projection unit that projects the image based on the information acquired by the acquisition unit.
Projection system and projection method
A projection system and a projection method are provided. The projection system includes a projection device, a streaming device, and a control device. The projection device includes a first image input port and a second image input port. The streaming device is electrically connected to the first image input port of the projection device and is coupled to the projection device in a detachable manner. The control device is communicatively connected to the streaming device. The control device transmits a first command signal to the streaming device, so that the projection device projects image data from the streaming device. The projection method may be executed by the projection system. The projection system and the projection method of the disclosure provide a user with more convenient operation environment and operation interface.
PROJECTION SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ADJUSTING PROJECTION SYSTEM
A projection system includes three or more projectors. Each of the projectors includes a projection section that projects image light to form a projection image on a screen. The projectors are so arranged that the three or more projection images projected by the projectors form a tiled image. The projection image projected by any of the projectors and the projection image projected by an adjacent projector form an overlapping area where the projection images overlap with each other, and one of the overlapping areas differs from the other overlapping areas in terms of size.
See-through computer display systems with adjustable zoom cameras
Aspects of the present invention relate to methods and systems for the see-through computer display systems with adjustable-zoom cameras positioned such that their respective capture fields-of-view at least partially overlap at a target distance.
PROJECTION DEVICE, DISPLAY SYSTEM, AND DISPLAY METHOD
A projection device includes a camera that captures an image of a real space in which an object is disposed and a projector that projects an image indicated by video data generated based on the captured image by the camera onto an image capturing region of the camera in the real space. The video data is, for example, a pointing image such as an arrow or a finger point pointing to an object disposed in the real space. The projection device detects the object by image recognition from the captured image and generates video data for displaying a pointing image pointing to the object at a position superimposed on or adjacent to the object. When the image indicated by the video data generated is projected from the projector, the pointing image is displayed at a position superimposed on or adjacent to the object in the real space.