Oakley, Inc.

Red.com, Inc.

Blackeye Optics, LLC.

Houdinix LLC

Other

Hodinix LLC

Redcom.com, Inc.

Oakely, Inc.

Red Digital Cinema, Inc.

Peter K. Yee

James H. Jannard

James H Jannard

Peter K Yee

Peter Jarred Land

Colin Baden

Hans Karsten Moritz

Carlos David Reyes

Thomas Graeme Nattress

Lek Haagen Thixton

Matthew Gene Tremblay

Malcolm Neal Houston

Iain A Neil

Peter Yee

Davin G Saderholm

Uday Mathur

Toby Rohrbach

George Tackles

Bimal Mathur

Ryan Neil Saylor

Deanan DaSilva

Jeffrey J Julian

Stuart John English

Richard Greene

Gregory Alan Prior

Edmund Sandberg

Sumner Lane Bruns

Ryan Newham

Gregory F Arnette

Hector Ortega

Stephen G Pizzo

Manjunath Subray Bhat

Eric Bernard Daniels

Michael Webb

Christopher Petrillo

Anthony Wayne Davis

Howard John Postley

Hanz Karsten Moritz

Robert Rose

Rob Wouter Lohman

David S Ginther

Jamin Jannard

M Neil Houston

Hirofumi Nakano

Graeme Nattress

John Anthony Hamming

Todd Berk

George J Tackles

Sean Lever

Craig Smith

Brian McEvilly

Summer Lane Bruns

Samner Lane Bruns

James D Oman

Anthony N Zentil

Mark W Rossman

Matthew S Biederman

Brian Mcevilly

In some embodiments, an electronic device for compressing video image data includes a housing, an image sensor, a memory device, and one or more processors. The image sensor can generate image data from light incident on the image sensor. The one or more processors can transform the image data to obtain transform coefficients, quantize the transform coefficients, encode the quantized transform coefficients, and store the quantized transform coefficients to the memory device. The one or more processors can encode the quantized transform coefficients at least by determining a range of multiple ranges in which one transform coefficient is included, determining a value within the range to which the one transform coefficient corresponds, encoding using a first algorithm the range as a range code, and encoding using a second algorithm the value as a value code.

Video image data processing in electronic devices

Modular digital camera systems, such as modular digital still and motion cameras are disclosed. Individual modules may be removed from the system and replaced, such as to benefit from upgraded technology, while preserving the remaining modules in the system. According to certain aspects, the modular camera system includes cellphone functionality and multiple cameras.

Modular digital camera and cellular phone

Electronic device

Dense field imagers are disclosed which are configured to provide combined, aggregated, fused, and/or stitched light field data for a scene. A dense field imager can include a plurality of imaging elements configured to be joined into image blocks or facets that each provides light field data about a scene. The dense field imager can include a plurality of facets in a fixed or modular fashion such that the dense field imager is configured to combine, aggregate, fuse and/or stitch light field data from the plurality of facets. The facets can be mounted such that one or more facets are non-coplanar with other facets. The facets can be configured to provide a representation of the light field with overlapping fields of view. Accordingly, the dense field imager can provide dense field data over a field of view covered by the plurality of facets.

Computational imaging device

Embodiments provide a video camera that can be configured to highly compress video data in a visually lossless manner. The camera can be configured to transform blue, red, and/or green image data in a manner that enhances the compressibility of the data. The camera can be configured to transform at least a portion of the green image data in a manner that enhances the compressibility of the data. The data can then be compressed and stored in this form. This allows a user to reconstruct the red, blue, and/or green image data to obtain the original raw data or a modified version of the original raw data that is visually lossless when demosaiced. Additionally, the data can be processed in a manner in which at least some of the green image elements are demosaiced first and then the red, blue, and/or some green elements are reconstructed based on values of the demosaiced green image elements.

Green image data processing

Disclosed is a housing for a portable handheld electronic device such as a cellphone. The device has a housing, having a left side and right side. The housing can be layered, such as in a sandwich configuration. The layers can be secured together via one or more fasteners that extend through at least front and rear plates of the housing.

Multi-layer handheld electronic device

Dense field imagers are disclosed which are configured to provide fused and/or stitched light field data for a scene. A dense field imager can include a plurality of imaging elements configured to be joined into image blocks or facets that each provides light field data about a scene. The dense field imager can include a plurality of facets in a fixed or modular fashion such that the dense field imager is configured to fuse and/or stitch light field data from the plurality of facets. The facets can be mounted such that one or more facets are non-coplanar with other facets. The facets can be configured to provide light field data with overlapping fields of view. Accordingly, the dense field imager can provide dense field data over a field of view covered by the plurality of facets.

Dense field imaging

Some embodiments provide for a modular video projector system having a light engine module and an optical engine module. The light engine module can provide narrow-band laser light to the optical engine module which modulates the laser light according to video signals received from a video processing engine. Some embodiments provide for an optical engine module having a sub-pixel generator configured to display video or images at a resolution of at least four times greater than a resolution of modulating elements within the optical engine module. Systems and methods for reducing speckle are presented in conjunction with the modular video projector system.

Video projector system

Modular digital camera systems are disclosed. The modular digital camera system can include a brain module configured to be releasably coupled to one or more of a port extender module, power module, display module, and handle module. The brain module and other accessory modules can be structured according to some embodiments to increase an ease of coupling and decoupling the modules.

Modular motion camera

Growing community of inventors

Eastsound, WA, United States of America

James H Jannard