Fyusion, Inc.

Matthias Reso

Stefan Johannes Josef Holzer

Radu Bogdan Rusu

Alexander Jay Bruen Trevor

Matteo Munaro

Stephen David Miller

Krunal Ketan Chande

Pantelis Kalogiros

Chris Beall

Martin Markus Hubert Wawro

Mike Penz

Nico Gregor Sebastian Blodow

Yusuke Tomoto

Luo Yi Tan

Abhishek Kar

Pavel Hanchar

Aidas Liaudanskas

Julius Santiago

A segmentation of an object depicted in a first visual representation may be determined. The segmentation may include for each image a first respective image portion that includes the object, a second respective image portion that includes a respective ground area located beneath the object, and a third respective image portion that includes a background area located above the second respective portion and behind the object. A second visual representation may be constructed that includes the first respective image portion and a target background image portion that replaces the third respective image portion and that is selected from a target background image based on an area of the third respective image portion relative to the respective image.

Automatic background replacement for single-image and multi-view captures

Pixels in a visual representation of an object that includes one or more perspective view images may be mapped to a standard view of the object. Based on the mapping, a portion of the object captured in the visual representation of the object may be identified. A user interface on a display device may indicate the identified object portion.

Object capture coverage evaluation

Systems and methods for automatic generation of artificial motion blur are provided. The method includes obtaining a sequence of images of an object captured along a camera translation. Then, a multi-view interactive digital media representation (MIDMR) of the object is generated. Generating the MIDMR includes segmenting the object and then adding a blur effect to all parts of the MIDMR except for the segmented object.

System and method for automatic generation of artificial motion blur

Various embodiments of the present invention relate generally to systems and methods for analyzing and manipulating images and video. In particular, a multi-view interactive digital media representation (MVIDMR) of a person can be generated from live images of a person captured from a hand-held camera. Using the image data from the live images, a skeleton of the person and a boundary between the person and a background can be determined from different viewing angles and across multiple images. Using the skeleton and the boundary data, effects can be added to the person, such as wings. The effects can change from image to image to account for the different viewing angles of the person captured in each image.

Skeleton-based effects and background replacement

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Matthias Reso