Maarten Andreas Hogervorst

Title: Maarten Andreas Hogervorst: Patents in Virtual Reality and Image Conversion.

Introduction

Maarten Andreas Hogervorst is an inventor associated with Utrecht, the Netherlands. His work includes patent inventions in virtual reality video streaming and the conversion of images between different spectral ranges. He is credited with two patents.

Latest Patents

**Streaming Virtual Reality Video.** This invention adapts the streaming setup for virtual reality video based on a prediction of the user’s future head movement. It uses measured EEG data to predict movement and determine the image data needed for a future view. By adjusting the stream in advance, the system aims to deliver the required imagery on time while using available bandwidth efficiently.

**Method and System for Converting at Least One First-Spectrum Image into a Second-Spectrum Image.** This invention converts images between different spectral ranges using reference data. It pairs sensor data from a first-spectrum reference image with corresponding information from a second spectrum, then uses those references to convert target images between the two spectra.

Career Highlights

Hogervorst’s listed company affiliations include the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) and KPN. The patent topics reflect work spanning image processing, sensing, and immersive media.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Anne-Marie Brouwer and Alexander Toet.

Conclusion

Maarten Andreas Hogervorst’s two patents address practical challenges in virtual reality streaming and cross-spectrum image conversion, highlighting his contributions to imaging and digital media technologies.