Resolving multi-path corruption of time-of-flight depth images
A multi-path, image processing technology, applied in damage-related systems and technical fields, can solve problems such as multi-path damage
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[0036] Time-of-flight (ToF) depth imager arrays create an image of distance (i.e., depth) to objects in a scene by emitting light close to the imager and measuring the time it takes for the light to reflect off the object and return to the imager. The imager contains an array of light-receiving pixels, each of which converts the number of photons that reach a pixel when it is turned on, into a number that is stored in one of multiple memory cells in each pixel. Once the time t required for light to leave the source and return to the pixel in the imager is estimated R , then the depth to the part of the scene seen by the pixel is given by equation (1):
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[0038] where c is the speed of light.
[0039]One of the challenges in building a reliable ToF system is that light rays reaching a pixel may have traveled different distances. This is called multipath effect. Specifically, referring to equation (1), by setting the time t R Divide by half to determine the distan...
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