Mihir Narendra Mody

Mihir Narendra Mody: The Inventor behind Computer Vision Patents

Mihir Narendra Mody, an inventor from Bengaluru, IN, has marked his name in the patent world with a total of 93 patents under his belt. His contributions to the technology industry have caught the attention of many, especially in the realm of computer vision systems.

His latest patents involve image compression/decompression in a computer vision system and downscaling images in a computer vision system. The image compression/decompression invention is designed to compress each line of an image captured from a camera into a compressed bit stream. To do this, the system divides the line into compression units, performs delta prediction on the compression unit, compresses the delta predicted compression unit using exponential Golomb coding, and adds the compressed delta predicted compression unit to the compressed bit stream. On the other hand, the downscaled images invention is an apparatus for scaling images. It includes a scaling component that has a plurality of scalers, which can be mapped to any input port, and a memory, which stores image data for each input port and scaled image data output by the scalers.

Mody has worked for prestigious companies such as Texas Instruments Corporation and Texas Instruments Incorporated, where he undoubtedly put his skills and expertise to good use. Some of his coworkers, Niraj Nandan and Hetul Sanghvi, may have been lucky enough to witness his impressive work firsthand.

As the technology industry continues to evolve, it is innovators and inventors like Mihir Narendra Mody who drive the industry forward with their groundbreaking ideas. His patents not only reflect his immense contributions to the field but also have the potential to shape the future of computer vision systems.