Abstract:
A method performed by an electronic device is described. The method includes obtaining a first frame of a scene. The method also includes performing object recognition of at least one object within a first bounding region of the first frame. The method further includes performing object tracking of the at least one object within the first bounding region of the first frame. The method additionally includes determining a second bounding region of a second frame based on the object tracking. The second frame is subsequent to the first frame. The method also includes determining whether the second bounding region is valid based on a predetermined object model.
Abstract:
A computing device configured for providing an interface is described. The computing device includes a processor and instructions stored in memory. The computing device projects a projected image from a projector. The computing device also captures an image including the projected image using a camera. The camera operates in a visible spectrum. The computing device calibrates itself, detects a hand and tracks the hand based on a tracking pattern in a search space. The computing device also performs an operation.
Abstract:
A method of processing data includes receiving, at a computing device, data representative of an image captured by an image sensor. The method also includes determining a first scene clarity score. The method further includes determining whether the first scene clarity score satisfies a threshold, and if the first scene clarity score satisfies the threshold, determining a second scene clarity score based on second data extracted from the data.
Abstract:
In general, techniques are described regarding initiating a recursive blending of a plurality of frames following a camera transition. One or more processors may, subsequent to a transition from a first camera mode to a second camera mode, blend one or more pixels of a first frame with one or more pixels of a second frame to produce a first blended frame, the first frame captured via a first camera, and the second frame captured via a second camera. The one or more processors may then output the first blended frame.
Abstract:
A method of processing data includes receiving, at a computing device, data representative of an image captured by an image sensor. The method also includes determining a first scene clarity score. The method further includes determining whether the first scene clarity score satisfies a threshold, and if the first scene clarity score satisfies the threshold, determining a second scene clarity score based on second data extracted from the data.
Abstract:
An apparatus includes an object detector configured to receive image data of a scene viewed from the apparatus and including an object. The image data is associated with multiple scale space representations of the scene. The object detector is configured to detect the object responsive to location data and a first scale space representation of the multiple scale space representations.
Abstract:
A method includes accessing, at a computing device, data descriptive of a graph representing a program. The graph includes multiple nodes representing execution steps of the program and includes multiple edges representing data transfer steps. The method also includes determining at least two heterogeneous hardware resources of the computing device that are available to execute code represented by one or more of the nodes, and determining one or more paths from a source node to a sink node based on a topology of the graph. The method further includes scheduling execution of code at the at least two heterogeneous hardware resources. The code is represented by at least one of the multiple nodes, and the execution of the code is scheduled based on the one or more paths.
Abstract:
This disclosure describes techniques for modifying application program interface (API) calls in a manner that can cause a device to render native three dimensional (3D) graphics content in stereoscopic 3D. The techniques of this disclosure can be implemented in a manner where API calls themselves are modified, but the API itself and the GPU hardware are not modified. The techniques of the present disclosure include using the same viewing frustum defined by the original content to generate a left-eye image and a right-eye image and shifting the viewport offset of the left-eye image and the right-eye image.