Qualcomm Incorporated

Adrian Leung

Alireza Shoa Hassani Lashdan

Evgenii Krasnikov

Darren Gnanapragasam

David Hansen

A camera image processor receives frames from an image sensor of the camera. While continuing to receive frames from the image sensor, the camera image processor detecting an action within one or more frames of the received frames, for example using a convolution neural network trained to recognize one or more actions. While continuing to receive frames from the image sensor, the camera image processor captures the one or more frames with the detected action, for example as a still image, or as a slow-motion portion of a video that includes the received frames.

Image capture based on action recognition

Methods, devices, and systems for simulating motion blur are disclosed. In some aspects, a device includes a memory and one or more processors coupled to the memory. The one or more processors may be configured to receive a plurality of frames, identify an object of interest within the plurality of frames, track the object of interest within the plurality of frames, align the object of interest within the plurality of frames, and generate a final frame based on blending the aligned plurality of frames.

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Richmond Hill, Canada

Adrian Leung