Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.

Obayashi Corporation

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Kyoji Yoshino

Koji Inagaki

Tatsuya Wakisaka

Hiroaki Ikeda

Junichi Takiguchi

Fumihiro Inoue

Hiroshi Sugie

Kuniaki Aragane

Kyoichi Hishikawa

Noriyuki Furuya

Hideo Ono

Takuya Yagi

Kohei Kurita

Toshimitsu Sakai

A distorted image (S) is acquired through a photographing operation using a wide-angle lens or an omnidirectional mirror. A cutting reference point (P) for cutting a partial cut region from the distorted image is set. The cut region is set according to the cutting reference point. An eye vector (n) corresponding to the cutting reference point is set with a photographing viewpoint of the distorted image as a base point. The cut region is shifted by a predetermined distance from the cutting reference point. The shifted cut region is transformed through image transformation to transform the distorted image into a planar regular image (T') according to the eye vector. The shifted cut region (E&#x2032;) is transformed.

Image processing device, image processing method, program for image processing device, recording medium, and image display device

To provide a conference system, a monitoring system, an image processing apparatus, an image processing method and A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium that stores a computer-image processing program capable of accurately and effectively recognizing an object based on a fisheye-distorted image photographed at a wide angle. When an instruction of selecting an arbitrary point Ci(ui, vi) of a 2D-viewable planar regular image generated based on a fisheye-distorted image S photographed by a fisheye lens is received, point Si(xi, yi) on the fisheye-distorted image S is calculated as a coordinate corresponding to Ci(ui, vi), and a pixel information group configuring the planar regular image is newly generated based on a pixel information group configuring the fisheye-distorted image S.

Conference system, monitoring system, image processing apparatus, image processing method and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium

An image processing apparatus converts an input data indicative of a fish-eye image into an output data indicative of a plane image. The apparatus includes an input data conversion unit that converts the fish-eye image into the input data including an input data pixel information and an input data color information; a fish-eye image corrected address generating unit that generates, based on the input data pixel information, an output data pixel information; an input data color information acquiring unit that acquires the input data color information based on a pattern of a color filter array; an output data color information calculating unit that calculates, based on the input data color information, an output data color information; an output data generating unit that generates the output data including the output data pixel information and the output data color information; and a storage unit that stores the input and output data.

Image processing apparatus and method and a computer-readable recording medium on which an image processing program is stored

When material transport was automated on a building construction site, in a conventional travel tape guide system, it was necessary to replace the tape when it became soiled or when changes were made to a travel route. As a result, the usage efficiency of a material transport vehicle could not be improved on the site due to the fact that changes are made to work floors as demanded by construction schedules. According to this invention, there is provided a sign which is easy to move and which is installed at a turning point or an unloading point on a work floor transport route. An image of the sign is obtained by an imaging device on an autonomous guided vehicle and operating instructions are recognized by image processing. This makes it possible to automate the setting of routes and the control of the vehicle.

Autonomous guided vehicle guidance device

Temporary frame system for construction

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Tokyo, Japan

Kyoji Yoshino