Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.

Sony Group Corporation

Sony Corporation

Naoki Ogishita

Yujin Morisawa

So Morimoto

Jeffrey Roger Stafford

Yasushi Okumura

Katsuhisa Tadano

Ryuichi Suzuki

Daisuke Kawamura

Nozomu Uchida

Kotaro Imamura

Koichi Obana

Karen Murata

Mari Yasuda

Sam Schaevitz

Tsuyoshi Fukuyama

Kenta Kidoba

Tsubasa Tsukahara

Fumihiko Iida

Provided is an information processing device that controls a motion of a robot having a torso and a head. The information processing device includes an acquisition section that acquires an image of a face of a user that is captured by a camera of a mobile terminal device, a motion detection section that detects an orientation of the face of the user from the acquired image, a control signal generation section that generates a control signal for rotating the first or the second rotating device of the robot according to the detected orientation of the face of the user, and a transmission section that transmits the generated control signal to the robot.

Information processing device, robot, and mobile terminal device

A headset has a microphone boom slidably disposed in a sleeve of the headset with a microphone being mounted on the distal end of the boom. The boom is prevented from rotating in the sleeve.

Headset with reciprocating microphone support

AR glasses are provided with left and right temples extending well behind the ears of the wearer to establish a center of gravity of the glasses that is approximately vertically above the front portion of the ears of the wearer. Rear segments the temples may be detachably engaged with the temples and may hold one or more electrical components.

Balanced augmented reality glasses with augmentation attachments

Connector

Disclosed herein is a camera unit including a camera main body, and a stand configured to support the camera main body, in which the camera main body includes a light receiving section and a main body housing in which the light receiving section is accommodated, the stand includes a first arm portion configured to support the main body housing for pivotal motion such that an orientation in an upward and downward direction of an optical axis of the light receiving section is adjustable, and a second arm portion attached for pivotal motion to the first arm portion, and the main body hosing has a protrusion that projects downwardly at a lower portion of the camera unit in a use state of the camera unit.

Camera unit having a stand and pivotable arms

An imaging system includes a cylindrical housing defining left and right circular ends and formed with a linear slit extending from left end to right end. A camera is in the housing with a line of sight through the slit. A processor in the housing receives signals from the first camera and controls an actuator in the housing to rotate the cylindrical housing about a central axis defined the cylindrical housing such that the cylindrical housing can roll under influence of the actuator.

Movable camera

An assembly includes an electrical cord, an electrical connector, and a housing having a first end engaged with the electrical cord and a second end from which the electrical connector extends. The first end has a first transverse cross-section and the second end has a second transverse cross-section different from the first transverse cross-section.

Shape of connector shells of cables

Camera

Growing community of inventors

San Mateo, CA, United States of America

Naoki Ogishita