Interactive systems for depth-based input
First Claim
1. A depth-sensor housing frame comprising:
- a back panel;
a top panel;
a bottom panel;
a first frequency-permissive panel, the first frequency-permissive panel configured to substantially permit the passage of radiation associated with a depth sensor, but to not substantially permit the passage of visual frequency radiation;
a second frequency-permissive panel, the second frequency-permissive panel configured to substantially permit the passage of radiation associated with a depth sensor, but to not substantially permit the passage of visual frequency radiation;
one or more depth sensor mounts; and
two or more spacers, the two or more spacers located within an enclosure formed by the back panel, top panel, bottom panel, first frequency-permissive panel, and the second frequency-permissive panel, whereinat least one of the one or more depth sensor mounts is located between at least two spacers of the two or more spacers, and whereinthe at least one depth sensor mount located between the at least two spacers is configured to receive two depth sensors such that a first field of view of the first sensor passes through the first frequency permissive panel and a second field of view of the second sensor passes through the second frequency permissive panel.
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Abstract
Various of the disclosed embodiments present depth-based user interaction systems. By anticipating various installation constraints and factors into the interface'"'"'s design, various of the disclosed embodiments facilitate benefits such as complementary depth fields of view and display orientation flexibility. Some embodiments include a frame housing for the depth sensors. Within the housing, depth sensors may be affixed to a mount, such that each sensor'"'"'s field of view is at a disparate angle. These disparate angles may facilitate gesture recognitions that might otherwise be difficult or impossible to achieve. When mounted in connection with a modular unit, the housing may provide a versatile means for integrating multiple module units into a composite interface.
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20 Claims
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1. A depth-sensor housing frame comprising:
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a back panel; a top panel; a bottom panel; a first frequency-permissive panel, the first frequency-permissive panel configured to substantially permit the passage of radiation associated with a depth sensor, but to not substantially permit the passage of visual frequency radiation; a second frequency-permissive panel, the second frequency-permissive panel configured to substantially permit the passage of radiation associated with a depth sensor, but to not substantially permit the passage of visual frequency radiation; one or more depth sensor mounts; and two or more spacers, the two or more spacers located within an enclosure formed by the back panel, top panel, bottom panel, first frequency-permissive panel, and the second frequency-permissive panel, wherein at least one of the one or more depth sensor mounts is located between at least two spacers of the two or more spacers, and wherein the at least one depth sensor mount located between the at least two spacers is configured to receive two depth sensors such that a first field of view of the first sensor passes through the first frequency permissive panel and a second field of view of the second sensor passes through the second frequency permissive panel. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A modular depth interface unit comprising:
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one or more displays; and a depth-sensor housing frame, the frame comprising; a back panel; a top panel; a bottom panel; a first frequency-permissive panel, the first frequency-permissive panel configured to substantially permit the passage of radiation associated with a depth sensor, but to not substantially permit the passage of visual frequency radiation; a second frequency-permissive panel, the second frequency-permissive panel configured to substantially permit the passage of radiation associated with a depth sensor, but to not substantially permit the passage of visual frequency radiation; one or more depth sensor mounts; and two or more spacers, the two or more spacers located within an enclosure formed by the back panel, top panel, bottom panel, first frequency-permissive panel, and the second frequency-permissive panel, wherein at least one of the one or more depth sensor mounts is located between at least two spacers of the two or more spacers, and wherein the at least one depth sensor mount located between the at least two spacers is configured to receive two depth sensors such that a first field of view of the first sensor passes through the first frequency permissive panel and a second field of view of the second sensor passes through the second frequency permissive panel. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A depth-based interface system comprising:
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at least one processor; one or more displays; and one or more of depth-sensor housing frames, at least one frame of the one or more frames comprising; a back panel; a top panel; a bottom panel; a first frequency-permissive panel, the first frequency-permissive panel configured to substantially permit the passage of radiation associated with a depth sensor, but to not substantially permit the passage of visual frequency radiation; a second frequency-permissive panel, the second frequency-permissive panel configured to substantially permit the passage of radiation associated with a depth sensor, but to not substantially permit the passage of visual frequency radiation; one or more depth sensor mounts; and two or more spacers, the two or more spacers located within an enclosure formed by the back panel, top panel, bottom panel, first frequency-permissive panel, and the second frequency-permissive panel, wherein at least one of the one or more depth sensor mounts is located between at least two spacers of the two or more spacers, and wherein the at least one depth sensor mount located between the at least two spacers is configured to receive two depth sensors such that a first field of view of the first sensor passes through the first frequency permissive panel and a second field of view of the second sensor passes through the second frequency permissive panel. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20)
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