Richmond Hicks

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe a method and system of adaptable exposure control and light projection for cameras, which comprises projecting light in multiple pulses in a single frame period, wherein the frame period is used to capture a single image of a scene and at least one sensor used to detect the scene, and synchronizing the exposure times to the pulses so that a single exposure time corresponds to a single pulse duration for multiple individual pulses during the single-frame period.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors determine a per camera interest level with respect to panoramic video content, identify a subset of cameras in a plurality of cameras for which the interest level is below a threshold, and reduce power consumption in the subset.

TL;DR: In this article, a depth sensing multiple camera system is described that uses depth sensing cameras, which includes a primary auto-focus camera to capture an image of a scene at a first focus distance, the primary camera having a fixed field of view through different focus distances, and a secondary camera with a fixed focus distance.

TL;DR: In this paper, high dynamic range depth generation is described for 3D imaging systems, which includes receiving a first exposure of a scene having a first-exposure level, determining a first depth map for the first depth exposure, receiving a second exposure of the scene having an additional level of exposure, and combining the first and second depth maps to generate a combined depth map.

TL;DR: Image stitching is described for multiple camera video by placing seams for objects in the scene as mentioned in this paper, where an object of interest is identified within an overlap between two images each from a different adjacent camera of a multiple camera system.