Infrared Thermal Imaging Pseudo-Color Preview With Shared Image Mapping
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional infrared thermal imaging devices display images in monochrome and require multiple sets of image data for pseudo-color effects, leading to high calculation loads and inability to select suitable pseudo-color effects for real-time scenarios.
Innovation Solution
A pseudo-color implementation method that displays real-time image data in thumbnail windows with coordinate mapping and pseudo-color palette attributes, allowing users to select suitable effects directly and reducing calculation by sharing image data across windows.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If multiple sets of image data are used for pseudo-color effects, then pseudo-color presentation is enriched, but calculation amount increases excessively
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges multiple pseudo-color effect presentations into a single image data processing pipeline. By using coordinate mapping relationships, the system maps different regions of one image to multiple thumbnail windows displaying different pseudo-color effects, eliminating the need to process multiple separate image datasets.
Solution Approach 2:
A single image data set serves multiple functions by being mapped to multiple thumbnail windows that display different pseudo-color effects. The coordinate mapping system allows one image to fulfill the role of multiple independent image datasets, each showing different color palettes.
2Ease of operation
If preset pseudo-color effect pictures are displayed for selection, then users can choose from multiple effects, but users cannot determine which effect is suitable for current image
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates visual copies of the current image processed with different pseudo-color palettes in thumbnail windows. These copies allow users to preview how different color effects will look on the actual current image, not just generic placeholder images.
Solution Approach 2:
The system performs preliminary pseudo-color processing on the current image to generate thumbnail previews before user selection. This allows users to see the actual effect on their specific image data in advance, enabling informed selection decisions.
3Measurement precision
If multiple pseudo-color effect pictures are processed independently, then each effect is displayed accurately, but data duplication increases calculation load
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines multiple effect presentations into a single source image data set. By establishing coordinate mapping relationships, the system allows one image to be virtually replicated across multiple thumbnail windows with different color palettes, eliminating the need to store and process multiple separate image datasets.
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AI summary
The embodiments of the application provide a pseudo-color implementation method, an infrared thermal imaging device and a storage medium. The pseudo-color implementation method includes: acquiring display setting information of to-be-selected thumbnail windows in a pseudo-color selection interface, wherein the display setting information includes the number and arrangement of the to-be-selected thumbnail windows; determining, according to the display setting information, a coordinate mapping relationship and pseudo-color palette attributes, which correspond to positions of the to-be-selected thumbnail windows in the pseudo-color selection interface; acquiring real-time image data; and respectively displaying the real-time image data in the to-be-selected thumbnail windows according to the coordinate mapping relationship, and respectively presenting corresponding pseudo-color effects on the real-time image data in the to-be-selected thumbnail windows according to the pseudo-color palette attributes.