Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

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Boe Technology Group Co., Ltd.

Texas Instruments Corporation

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Boe Technology Groupco., Ltd.

Ntt Docomo, Inc.

Beijing Boe Technology Development Co., Ltd.

Ka Imaging Inc.

Gang Hua

Lei Wang

Lu Bai

Yanna Xue

Haobo Fang

Mihir Narendra Mody

Shashank Dabral

Zhiying Bao

Lei Mi

Niraj Nandan

Jingpeng Wang

Jian Lin

Limin Zhang

Rajasekhar Reddy Allu

Paul A Viola

Lingxiang Yuan

Jian Wang

Dong Wang

Zhe Wang

Gerard Guy Medioni

Min Wang

Ashish Kapoor

Simon John Baker

Shaobo Li

Amir Akbarzadeh

Meng Gong

Pengkai Fan

Jintang Hu

Dong Chen

Zhengyou Zhang

Zicheng Liu

Hetul Sanghvi

Vikram Vijayanbabu Appia

Liguang Deng

Denis R Beaudoin

Fang Wen

Brian Okchon Chae

Zhichao Yang

Mayank Mangla

Xianglei Qin

Zepeng Sun

Sujith Shivalingappa

Dahua Lin

Jian Jim Wang

Steven Mark Drucker

Wei Zhao

Li Tian

Chao Tian

Wenjun Xiao

Xinli Ma

Dongchuan Chen

Thanh Thien Tran

Kaixuan Wang

Li Guan

Bingyang Liu

Zhilong Duan

Yashuai An

Lu Yuan

Honggui Jin

Lingfang Nie

Liangzhen Tang

Michael David Revow

Xueqiang Qian

Dongdong Chen

Ishani Chakraborty

Tianyu Xu

Jing Liao

Liangliang Pan

Ivan Garcia

Shaokai Su

Cheng Li

Chuncheng Che

Xi Chelsea Chen

Dilip Kumar

Peng Li

Shijun Wang

Cha Zhang

Hongliang Yuan

Guangquan Wang

Qi Zheng

Onur Gonen Guleryuz

Ying Shan

Zhiyong Wang

Qi Sun

Anthony J Lell

Chia Chiang Lin

Bo Liu

Houdong Hu

Yang Wang

Yawei Zhang

Wang Guo

Matthew Alun Brown

Sergey Chub

Simon A J Winder

Pandy Kalimuthu

Kuang-Huei Lee

David Benjamin Liu

Peiran Ren

Zhanning Gao

Richard Zemel

An array substrate has a plurality of sub-pixel regions. The array substrate includes: a substrate; a first transistor and a second transistor that are disposed on a side of the substrate and located in each sub-pixel region; and a first pixel electrode and a second pixel electrode that are disposed on the side of the substrate and located in the sub-pixel region. The first pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode are insulated from each other; the first pixel electrode is electrically connected to the first transistor, and the second pixel electrode is electrically connected to the second transistor.

Array substrate and manufacturing method therefor, electronic paper display apparatus and driving method therefor

An electronic paper is provided. An array substrate in the electronic paper includes a base, as well as a pixel electrode, a thin film transistor, and a shielding electrode that are disposed on the base. An orthographic projection of an active layer in the thin film transistor on the base is within an orthographic projection of the shielding electrode on the base and is within an orthographic projection of the pixel electrode on the base.

Electronic paper and display device

The embodiments of the present disclosure provide a display substrate, a display panel, and a display device. The display substrate includes: a first base substrate, wherein a plurality of sub-pixel regions arranged in an array are provided on the first base substrate; and a reflective layer provided on one side of the first base substrate, wherein a surface of the reflective layer away from the first base substrate is formed to include a plurality of first bumps and a plurality of second bumps, and the first bump has a size greater than that of the second bump.

Display substrate, display panel, and display device

A display substrate, including: a base substrate; a plurality of gate lines and a plurality of data lines that intersect to surround a plurality of pixels; wherein each pixel includes a first thin film transistor, a second thin film transistor and a pixel electrode. A first electrode of the first thin film transistor is electrically connected to a pixel conductive layer of the pixel electrode, a second electrode of the first thin film transistor is electrically connected to a first electrode of the second thin film transistor, and a second electrode of the second thin film transistor is electrically connected to the data line. An orthographic projection of a combination of the second electrode of the first thin film transistor and the first electrode of the second thin film transistor on the base substrate at least partially overlaps with an orthographic projection of the pixel conductive layer on the base substrate.

Display substrate and method for manufacturing the same, display device

Electronic paper includes a display panel and a drive component. The display panel may include a plurality of pixels disposed in a display region and a photoelectric conversion transistor disposed in a non-display region. The drive component is electrically connected to the plurality of pixels, and is electrically connected to a current output terminal of the photoelectric conversion transistor.

A method for processing RGB-Infrared (RGB-IR) sensor data is provided that includes receiving a raw RGB-IR image, determining whether to process the raw RGB-IR image in day mode or night mode, generating, when day mode is determined, an infrared (IR) subtracted raw Bayer image from the raw RGB-IR image and processing the IR subtracted raw Bayer image in an image signal processor (ISP), and generating, when night mode is determined, an IR image from the raw RGB-IR image.

Method and apparatus for processing RGB-infrared (RGB-IR) sensor

A method for error handling in a geometric correction engine (GCE) is provided that includes receiving configuration parameters by the GCE, generating, by the GCE in accordance with the configuration parameters, output blocks of an output frame based on corresponding blocks of an input frame, detecting, by the GCE, a run-time error during the generating, and reporting, by the GCE, an event corresponding to the run-time error.

Error handling in a geometric correction engine

A fingerprint detection array substrate is provided. The fingerprint detection array substrate includes a plurality of touch electrode blocks in a plurality of touch detection regions configured to detect a touch position, wherein touch electrode blocks in a respective one of the plurality of touch detection regions are inter-connected through bridges, forming a touch electrode unit, and the touch electrode unit is isolated from touch electrode blocks in adjacent touch detection regions of the plurality of touch detection regions; a plurality of touch signal lines configured to respectively transmit touch signals to a plurality of touch detection regions, wherein a respective one of the plurality of touch signal lines is electrically connected to the touch electrode unit limited in the respective one of the plurality of touch detection regions; and a fingerprint sensor configured to perform fingerprint sensing limited in a fingerprint scanning region.

Fingerprint detection array substrate, fingerprint detection apparatus, method of operating fingerprint detection apparatus

In the advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) field, RAW sensor image processing for machine vision (MV) applications can be of critical importance. Due to red/green/blue (RGB) image components being focused by the lens at different locations in image plane, the lateral chromatic aberration (LCA) phenomenon may sometimes be observed, which causes false color around edges in the final image output, especially for high contrast edges, which can impede MV applications. Disclosed herein are low-latency, efficient, optimized designs for chromatic aberration correction (CAC) modules. In some embodiments, an in-pipeline CAC design is used that: is configured to perform on-the-fly CAC without any out-of-pipeline memory traffic; enables use of wide dynamic range (WDR) sensors; uses bicubic interpolation; supports vertical and horizontal chromatic aberration red/blue color channel offsets, reduces CAC line memory requirements, and supports flexible look-up table (LUT) down-sampling factors to improve the spatial precision of correction and accommodate popular image sensor resolutions.

In-line chromatic aberration correction in wide dynamic range (WDR) image processing pipeline

A system on a chip (SoC) implementing dynamic grouping of multiple cameras in an image processing system is disclosed. The SoC includes an image signal processor (ISP) configured to receive a signal corresponding to an image from two or more cameras, dynamically group the cameras into groups based on a measured view brightness and/or color temperature observed by each of the cameras, and assign cameras with a group of the groups to a same exposure/gain setting. The SoC further includes a statistics engine configured to receive the image signals and statistics related to the image signals from the ISP and determine a measurement of image brightness and/or color temperature of each image based on the image signals for forwarding to the ISP.

Multi camera image processing

Described are systems and methods for determining an agent that performed an event within a materials handling facility. A series of overhead images that include representations of the event location and one or more agents are processed to determine a motion or movement of the agent over a period of time. For example, a motion model representative of a motion of the agent over a period of time is generated from the images. A distance between the motion model and the event location is also determined. An association between the agent and the event may be determined based on the motion model and the distance between the motion model and the event location.

Agent and event verification

A method for local automatic white balance (AWB) of wide dynamic range (WDR) images is provided that includes collecting statistics for local AWB by an image signal processor (ISP) from a first WDR image generated by the ISP, receiving, by the ISP, a plurality of local gain lookup tables (LUTs), one for each color channel, wherein the plurality of local gain LUTs is generated using the statistics, and applying, by the ISP, a gain value to each pixel in a second WDR image generated by the ISP, wherein the gain value for the pixel is determined by the ISP using the local gain LUT for the color channel of the pixel.

Intensity separated local white balance correction

An apparatus and method for geometrically correcting a distorted input frame and generating an undistorted output frame. The apparatus includes an external memory block that stores the input frame, a counter block to compute output coordinates of the output frame for a region based on a block size of the region, a back mapping block to generate input coordinates corresponding to each of the output coordinates, a bounding module to compute input blocks corresponding to each of the input coordinates, a buffer module to fetch data corresponding to each of the input blocks, an interpolation module to interpolate data from the buffer module and a display module that receives the interpolated data for each of the regions and stitch an output image. The method includes determining the size of the output block based on a magnification data.

Methods and system for efficient processing of generic geometric correction engine

Image stylization is based on a learning network. A learning network is trained with a plurality of images and a reference image with a particular texture style. A plurality of different sub-networks of the learning network is trained, respectively. Specifically, one of the sub-networks is trained to extract one or more feature maps from the source image and transform the feature maps with the texture style applied thereon to a target image. Each of the feature maps indicates part of feature information of the source image. Another sub-network is trained to apply a specified texture style to the extracted feature maps, such that the target image generated based on the processed feature maps can embody the specified texture style.

Image stylization based on learning network

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