Abstract:
A head-mounted display (HMD) with depth focus adjustment includes an optical assembly to enable a viewer to view a stereoscopic image display on a display element. The optical assembly includes at least one optical element and has an adjustable depth of focus. A control signal may be generated to cause the optical assembly to adjust the depth of focus of the optical assembly to be in one of two different viewing modes having different depths of focus.
Abstract:
Image stitching is described for multiple camera video by placing seams for objects in the scene. An object of interest is identified within an overlap between two images each from a different adjacent camera of a multiple camera system. An identified object of interest is placed within an identified one of the two images. A seam is placed between the two images so that the object of interest is within the identified image and not within the other of the two images. The two images are joined at the placed seam and the two joined images are rendered as a single image joined at the placed seam.
Abstract:
A dual sensor imaging system is described for visible and infrared light. One example includes a first image sensor to detect the luminance of a scene, a second image sensor to detect the visible light chrominance of the scene and to detect an infrared image of the scene, and an image processor to receive the luminance from the first image sensor and the chrominance from the second sensor to generate a visible light image of the scene, the image processor to further receive the infrared image from the second image sensor and to extract the infrared image from the visible light chrominance of the scene.
Abstract:
A light sensor is described with correlated double sampling. In one example a first storage element is coupled to a photodetector to collect free electrons as an accumulated charge. A transfer switch is coupled to the first storage element. A second storage element is coupled to the first storage element through the transfer switch to collect the accumulated charge from the first storage element when the transfer switch is open. A sense circuit measures the charge on the second storage element before the accumulated charge is collected from the first storage element as a reference charge and measures the charge on the second storage element after the accumulated charge is collected from the first storage element as a read charge. The sensed charge is determined by comparing the reference charge to the read charge.