Abstract:
A color control algorithm compensates variations in the display system so as to maintain color consistency in the projected images on the screen by constructing a color mapping table of the display system to include effects due to the variations and during image display applications, generating inputs of the color mapping table to include the effects due to the variations in the display system.
Abstract:
System and method for computing coefficients for color correcting rendered colors used in displaying images. A preferred embodiment comprises measuring color values of light output for a display system, receiving color values of desired colors, and computing a color correction matrix based on the measured color values and the input color values. The color correction matrix may be used to modify color commands to a light engine of the display system. The modifications to the color commands permit the storage and use of a set of color commands designed for a reference display system, simplifying display system design and manufacture.
Abstract:
System and method for generating multiprimary signals for use in display devices. A preferred embodiment comprises converting a color signal into an intermediate color space representation of the color signal, converting one of a plurality of multiprimary signals that is a representation of the color signal into an intermediate color space representation of the multiprimary signal, computing a quality measure of the intermediate color space representations of the color signal and the multiprimary signal, repeating the converting of a multiprimary signal and the computing for the remainder of the plurality of multiprimary signals, and selecting a multiprimary signal that optimizes the quality measure. The quality measure can consider requirements such as those minimizing a distance between the color signal and the multiprimary signal, an energy change as well as a phase change between the multiprimary signal and its neighbors, all leading to improved image quality.
Abstract:
A personal mobility vehicle 1 includes one or more automation components, a vault 2, and locking means 3 adapted to lock the vault 2. The automation components include at least one of a motor controller, computing processors, or a battery to power other automation components, or combination thereof. The functional components are the components that either display various information related to navigation of the vehicle, or receive inputs to be processed by the computing processor or microcontroller, or receives triggers from the motor controller or the computing processor regarding the functioning of the functional components, or combination thereof. Inside the vault 2, the automation components are placed, such that the automation components are functionally connected to other functional components of the vehicle 1. The embodiment helps to safeguard the automation components, and keep them protected, such that authorized personnel have access to the automation components inside the vault. These automation components are critical to functioning of the vehicle 1.
Abstract:
The invention envisages a sensor system to be placed onto a personal mobility vehicle. The vehicle includes a structured light sensor that senses one or more obstacles and generates a first sensor data, and a first mechanical coupling that couples the structured light sensor to either a base frame onto which the wheels of the vehicle are attached or the skirt of the vehicle. The system also includes a processing unit that receives and processes the first sensor data and determines a depth of one or more obstacles, and further generates a location information of one or more obstacles.
Abstract:
In an example, the eyewear includes an optical element, electronic components, and a support structure configured to support the optical element and the electronic components. The support structure defines a region for receiving at least a portion of a head of a user. The eyewear also includes a biometric sensor coupled to the electronic components and supported by the support structure. The biometric sensor is attached to the support structure and positioned to detect, in the region, a biometric signal representative of a biometric of the user for processing by the electronic components.
Abstract:
In an example, the eyewear includes an optical element, electronic components, and a support structure configured to support the optical element and the electronic components. The support structure defines a region for receiving at least a portion of a head of a user. The eyewear also includes a biometric sensor coupled to the electronic components and supported by the support structure. The biometric sensor is attached to the support structure and positioned to detect, in the region, a biometric signal representative of a biometric of the user for processing by the electronic components.
Abstract:
In one embodiment, an image decoding system for a YCbCr formatted signal includes a color space converter capable of representing an RGB image signal with one or two negative image signal components. The image decoding system further includes a degamma correction unit and an image signal formatter. An offset of the image black level from zero corresponding to the image signal offset produced by the color space converter is employed to perform degamma correction. In a further embodiment, gain, offset, and sign are removed from the image signal produced by the color space converter prior to degamma correction. The image signal formatter may utilize a one-dimensional and a three-dimensional lookup table to produce an image signal that may include secondary and white image components. The system advantageously accommodates decoding xvYCC-encoded image data in conventional as well as new hardware display system architectures.
Abstract:
Methods for gamut mapping and boosting a color saturation of a color signal having multiple colors and a color value for each color. An example method includes mapping each color from a first to a second color space, adjusting each color in the mapped color signal including boosting a color saturation; determining a maximum color value of the color signal; and, in response to a determining that the maximum color value exceeds a maximum displayable color value, setting the color value of the color having the maximum color value to be equal to the maximum displayable color value and scaling color values of colors not having the maximum color value.
Abstract:
In display systems employing spatial light modulators, the OFF-state light from OFF-state pixels of the spatial light modulator can be captured and directed back to the pixels of the spatial light modulator so as to recycle the OFF-state light in the display system. Bitplanes derived from the desired image to be produced are calibrated to include the recycled off-state light to properly produce the desired image using the display system.