Joost-Paul Coebergh

Title: Joost-Paul Coebergh and Vision-Based Human Action Identification.

Introduction

Joost-Paul Coebergh is an inventor associated with Newcastle, Washington, and Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC. His patent work addresses how computer vision systems can identify human actions involving objects by analyzing images of both a person and a targeted body part.

Latest Patents

Coebergh is named on 1 patent: “Combining Body and Target Regions for Identification of a Human Action with Respect to an Object.” The invention uses a single vision model to process lower-resolution images of a body alongside higher-resolution images of a targeted body part interacting with an object. It extracts body and target regions from scene images, which may be sequential video frames, and processes them in a way that allows the target region to be analyzed more granularly. This approach is designed to improve the efficiency of identifying human actions involving objects.

Career Highlights

Coebergh’s listed patent is associated with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC, a company that manages and licenses technology-related intellectual property. The invention reflects work in computer vision and image analysis, particularly in combining information at different levels of detail.

Collaborations

Pei Yu is identified as Coebergh’s coworker. The available information does not specify whether Yu collaborated on the patent.

Conclusion

Joost-Paul Coebergh’s patent focuses on using a single vision model to combine broad body imagery with detailed views of object interactions, supporting more efficient human-action identification.