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4251 results about "Angle of view" patented technology

In photography, angle of view (AOV) describes the angular extent of a given scene that is imaged by a camera. It is used interchangeably with the more general term field of view. It is important to distinguish the angle of view from the angle of coverage, which describes the angle range that a lens can image. Typically the image circle produced by a lens is large enough to cover the film or sensor completely, possibly including some vignetting toward the edge. If the angle of coverage of the lens does not fill the sensor, the image circle will be visible, typically with strong vignetting toward the edge, and the effective angle of view will be limited to the angle of coverage.

Method for navigating in the interior of the body using three-dimensionally visualized structures

A method is described for navigating in the interior of the body using three-dimensionally visualized structures. In a first step of the method, at least two two-dimensional images of the same anatomical object are provided from different perspectives, and also items of information that make it possible to draw conclusions about the respective spatial position of an imaging system relative to the anatomical object. The projections of a geometrical structure to be visualized are then created in every two-dimensional image, wherein a geometrical structure to be visualized is created in each two-dimensional image, wherein the geometrical structure to be visualized is different from the anatomical object. A cone surface is then generated in space for each image wherein the spatial positions of the cone vertex and cone directrix are determined from the respective spatial position of the imaging system and the shape of the cone directrix is determined from the shape of the projection of the geometrical structure to be visualized on the image. Finally, a spatial intersection of the individual cone surfaces is formed to determine the geometrical structure and the geometrical structure determined and/or an intersection of a plurality of geometrical structures determined are/is represented and the representation is used for navigation.
Owner:STRYKER EURO OPERATIONS HLDG LLC

High aspect stereoscopic mode camera and method

An aerial reconnaissance camera and method provides for generating a first image of the terrain of interest with the camera pointing angle oriented or rotated about an azimuthal axis some angular amount (theta1) to a first, typically forward orientation, i.e., forward of a cross-line of flight direction. An image is obtained of the ground at this orientation. Then the camera is rotated about the azimuthal axis to new angular value (theta2), which will typically be aft of the cross line of flight direction. An image is generated at this value. The camera is then rotated back to the value of theta1, and a second image in the forward orientation is generated. The camera is then rotated again to the value of theta2 and another image in the aft orientation is generated. This process of rotating the camera about the azimuthal axis and generating images in forward and aft orientations continues over and over. Eventually, as the aircraft flies past the terrain of interest, any given location in the terrain of interest will have been imaged from two different perspectives-forward and aft. The motion of the aircraft during the interim in combination with the values of theta1 and theta2 provide the high baseline for the stereo image pairs. By selection of suitable values for the angular separation of theta1 and theta2 (such as theta1=+10 degrees and theta2=-10 degrees) the result will be pairs of images of the terrain of interest having a large baseline, producing truly high aspect stereo images from a single camera. The method also works in a similar fashion by rotation back and forth about the pitch axis and imaging the terrain in forward oblique and aft oblique orientations.
Owner:THE BF GOODRICH CO

Multi-view pixel directional backlight module and naked-eye 3D display device

The invention discloses a multi-view pixel directional backlight module and a naked-eye 3D display device. The multi-view pixel directional backlight module comprises at least two rectangular light guide plates, wherein all the rectangular light guide plates are tightly stacked together, multiple pixels which are formed through nanometer diffraction gratings and point to different directions are formed on the light emergence surface of each rectangular light guide plate, at least one side edge of each rectangular light guide plate is provided with a light source set, and emergent light is formed by light emitted by the light source sets on pixels of multiple pixel arrays on the light emergency surfaces of the light guide plates after the light emitted by the light source sets enters the corresponding light guide plates. According to the multi-view pixel directional backlight module and the naked-eye 3D display device, due to the fact that the multiple light guide plates are stacked, the problem that mutual interference of three light sources can not be avoided on one light guide plate is solved, the pixel directional rectangular light guide plates are obtained, a feasible scheme is provided for industrial application of the multi-view pixel directional light guide plates in the naked-eye 3D display technique, and the problems which can not be solved in the prior art are solved.
Owner:SUZHOU UNIV +1
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