Gopro, Inc.

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Axon Enterprise, Inc.

Nicholas Ryan Gilmour

Clark Weber

Jessica Bonner

David A Newman

Vadim Polonichko

Anandhakumar Chinnaiyan

Jonathan Leland Thorn

Vivek A Shah

Ravi Kumar Belagutti Shivanandappa

Charles Cummins

Leo Benedict Baldwin

Naveen Chinya Krishnamurthy

Tyler Gee

Mihir Kumar Choudhary

Ario Jafarzadeh

Priyanka Singh

John Matthew Nance

Yoshimichi Matsuoka

Marc Rene Walliser

Patrick W Smith

Kenneth Mark Karakotsios

Eric Hc Liu

Manjirnath A Chatterjee

Juha Alakarhu

Karl Alun Townsend

Emmanuel J M Laffon De Mazieres

Robert James Hanson

Mark J Eastwood

Michael Joseph Francisco

Mark Corbridge

William Justin Grange

Adam Kenneth Cybart

Dynin Hong Khem

Larry W Martin

Scott Oja Ward

David Mesri

Jason Hartford

Nikhil Raghu Varma

Chi Chiu Kwok

Video information may define spherical video content having a duration. Spherical video content may define visual content viewable from a point of view as a function of progress through the spherical video content. Path information may define a path selection for the spherical video content. Path selection may include movement of a viewing window within the spherical video content. The viewing window may define extents of the visual content viewable from the point of view as the function of progress through the spherical video content. Time lapse parameter information may define at least two of a time portion of the duration, an image sampling rate, and a time lapse speed effect. A time lapse video may be generated based on the video information, the path information, and the time lapse parameter information.

Systems and methods for generating time lapse videos

Multiple punchouts of a video may be presented based on multiple viewing windows. The video may include visual content having a field of view. Multiple viewing windows may be determined for the video, with individual viewing window defining a set of extents of the visual content. Different punchouts of the visual content may be presented based on the different viewing windows. Individual punchout of the visual content may include the set of extents of the visual content defined by corresponding viewing window.

Systems and methods for providing punchouts of videos

An image capture device may include an optical element through which visual content is captured. The image capture device may detect presence of a drop of liquid on the optical element during capture of the visual content. The image capture device may effectuate removal of the drop of liquid from the optical element.

Removal of liquid drops from optical element

An image capture device may switch operation between a spherical capture mode or a non-spherical capture mode. Operation of the image capture device in the spherical capture mode includes generation of spherical visual content based on the visual content generated by multiple image sensors. Operation of the image capture device in the non-spherical capture mode includes generation of non-spherical visual content based on visual content generated by a single image sensor.

Image capture device with a spherical capture mode and a non-spherical capture mode

An image capture device may automatically capture images. An image sensor may generate visual content based on light that becomes incident thereon. A depiction of interest within the visual content may be identified, and one or more images may be generated to include one or more portions of the visual content including the depiction of interest.

Image capture device with an automatic image capture capability

An image capture device may detect presence of drop of liquid on its optical element during capture of visual content. The image capture device may effectuate removal of the drop of liquid from the optical element.

A method, system, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for temporal information synchronization of imaging devices are disclosed. The method comprises capturing media using an imaging device, generating a sequence identifier for each of the media, generating a timestamp for each of the media, determining that at least one of the media includes an unknown time tag, receiving an input including temporal information, determining a time offset between each timestamp and the temporal information, and updating the timestamp for each of the media that includes an unknown time tag using the time offset to provide an updated timestamp.

Temporal information synchronization of imaging devices

A recording system comprises an auxiliary recording device with a first camera and a (primary) recording device with a second camera. The recording device is configured to determine an activation event and to instruct at least one of the first camera to capture a first image or a second camera to capture a second image. Responsive to an image being captured, the recording device receives and stores the captured image. The recording system may comprise a body-worn battery configured to provide power to the recording system. The recording system may comprise a detachable body configured to detachably couple to a main housing body, wherein a camera of the detachable body is configured to capture images when coupled or when detached.

Flexible recording systems

An image capture device may automatically capture images. An image sensor may generate visual content based on light that becomes incident thereon. A motion of interest within the visual content may be identified, and multiple images may be generated to include portions of the visual content that span a time duration of interest.

An image capture device may capture voice commands during capture of video. Voice commands may be located within the audio of the video, and the presence of the voice commands may be reduced.

Systems and methods for removing commands from sound recordings

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