OBJECT VISUALIZATION IN BOWL-SHAPED IMAGING SYSTEMS
First Claim
1. A computing device for visualizing moving objects on a bowl-shaped image, the computing device comprising:
- a first fisheye camera to capture a first fisheye image including a first scene;
a second fisheye camera to capture a second fisheye image including a second scene overlapping with the first scene at an overlapping region;
an object identification module to identify a moving object in the overlapping region; and
an object visualization module to modify a projected overlapping image region to visualize the identified moving object on a virtual bowl-shaped projection surface, wherein the projected overlapping image region is projected on the virtual bowl-shaped projection surface and corresponds with the overlapping region of the first and second fisheye images.
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Abstract
Technologies for visualizing moving objects on a bowl-shaped image include a computing device to receive a first fisheye image generated by a first fisheye camera and capturing a first scene and a second fisheye image generated by a second fisheye camera and capturing a second scene overlapping with the first scene at an overlapping region. The computing device identifies a moving object in the overlapping region and modifies a projected overlapping image region to visualize the identified moving object on a virtual bowl-shaped projection surface. The projected overlapping image region is projected on the virtual bowl-shaped projection surface and corresponds with the overlapping region captured in the first and second fisheye images.
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25 Claims
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1. A computing device for visualizing moving objects on a bowl-shaped image, the computing device comprising:
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a first fisheye camera to capture a first fisheye image including a first scene; a second fisheye camera to capture a second fisheye image including a second scene overlapping with the first scene at an overlapping region; an object identification module to identify a moving object in the overlapping region; and an object visualization module to modify a projected overlapping image region to visualize the identified moving object on a virtual bowl-shaped projection surface, wherein the projected overlapping image region is projected on the virtual bowl-shaped projection surface and corresponds with the overlapping region of the first and second fisheye images. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. One or more machine-readable storage media comprising a plurality of instructions stored thereon that, in response to execution by a computing device, cause the computing device to:
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receive (i) a first fisheye image generated by a first fisheye camera and capturing a first scene and (ii) a second fisheye image generated by a second fisheye camera and capturing a second scene overlapping with the first scene at an overlapping region; identify a moving object in the overlapping region; and modify a projected overlapping image region to visualize the identified moving object on a virtual bowl-shaped projection surface, wherein the projected overlapping image region is projected on the virtual bowl-shaped projection surface and corresponds with the overlapping region captured in the first and second fisheye images. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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21. A method for visualizing moving objects on a bowl-shaped image generated by a computing device, the method comprising:
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receiving, by the computing device, (i) a first fisheye image generated by a first fisheye camera and capturing a first scene and (ii) a second fisheye image generated by a second fisheye camera and capturing a second scene overlapping with the first scene at an overlapping region; identifying, by the computing device, a moving object in the overlapping region; and modifying, by the computing device, a projected overlapping image region to visualize the identified moving object on a virtual bowl-shaped projection surface, wherein the projected overlapping image region is projected on the virtual bowl-shaped projection surface and corresponds with the overlapping region captured in the first and second fisheye images. - View Dependent Claims (22, 23, 24, 25)
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