Intel Corporation

Sony Group Corporation

Sony Corporation

Richmond Hicks

Narayan Biswal

Khaled Ahmed

Nausheen Ansari

Arthur Jeremy Runyan

Abhishek R Appu

Joydeep Ray

Stanley J Baran

Sang-Hee Lee

Changliang Wang

Atthar H Mohammed

Robert J Johnston

Satyanarayana Avadhanam

Jong Dae Oh

Hiu-Fai R Chan

Jill MacDonald Boyce

Nilesh V Shah

Barnan Das

Gary Smith

Yi-Jen Chiu

Paul S Diefenbaugh

Scott R Janus

Atsuo Kuwahara

Vallabhajosyula S Somayazulu

Deepak Shashidhar Vembar

Ya-Ti Peng

Archie Sharma

Keith W Rowe

Sumit Mohan

Wen-Fu Kao

Kunjal ShyamKumar Parikh

Kofi C Whitney

Ali Khakifirooz

John Heck

Jason Daniel Tanner

Paul Winer

Srikanth Kambhatla

Ramon C Cancel Olmo

Susanta Bhattacharjee

Olga Gorbounova

Daniel H Zhang

Sundeep Raniwala

Haibo Zhang

Yong Jiang

Yi Wu

Chia-Hung Sophia Kuo

Duane G Quiet

Kanghee Lee

Avinash Kumar

Divya Pratap

Guru Raj

Sean Pyo

Terry Lauer

Tao Tao

Shah Shah

Often when there is a glare on a display screen the user may be able to mitigate the glare by tilting or otherwise moving the screen or changing their viewing position. However, when driving a car there are limited options for overcoming glares on the dashboard, especially when you are driving for a long distance in the same direction. Embodiments are directed to eliminating such glare. Other embodiments are related to mixed reality (MR) and filling in occluded areas.

Glare and occluded view compensation for automotive and other applications

Systems, apparatuses and methods may include a source device that generates a scene change notification in response to a movement of a camera, modifies an encoding scheme associated with the video content captured by the camera in response to the scene change notification, identifies a full-frame difference threshold, wherein scene analysis information includes frame difference data, and compares the frame difference data to an intermediate threshold that is less than the full-frame difference threshold, wherein the scene change notification is generated when the frame difference data exceeds the intermediate threshold. A sink device may obtain transport quality data associated with video content, modify an output parameter of a display based on the transport quality data, determine a view perspective of a still image containing a plurality of image slices, retrieve only a subset of the plurality of image slices based on the view perspective and decode the retrieved subset.

Technology to accelerate scene change detection and achieve adaptive content display

Embodiments related to emissive display device structures having an emissive display element and a metamaterial lens having a plurality of nanoparticles over an emissive surface of the emissive display element to control the angular distribution of light emitted from the emissive display element, displays having such controlled emissive display device structures, systems incorporating such controlled emissive display device structures, and methods for fabricating them are discussed.

Display device having integrated metamaterial lens

Systems, devices, and techniques related to matching features between a dynamic vision sensor and one or both of a dynamic projector or another dynamic vision sensor are discussed. Such techniques include casting a light pattern with projected features having differing temporal characteristics onto a scene and determining the correspondence(s) based on matching changes in detected luminance and temporal characteristics of the projected features.

Dynamic vision sensor and projector for depth imaging

Calibration in the field is described for stereo and other depth camera configurations using a projector One example includes imaging the first and the second feature in a first camera of the camera system wherein the distance from the first camera to the projector is known, imaging the first and the second feature in a second camera of the camera system, wherein the distance from the second camera to the projector is known, determining a first disparity between the first camera and the second camera to the first feature, determining a second disparity between the first camera and the second camera to the second feature, and determining an epipolar alignment error of the first camera using the first and the second disparities.

Field calibration of stereo cameras with a projector

Systems, apparatuses and methods may a performance-enhanced computing system comprising a sensor for measuring luminance values corresponding to light focused onto the sensor at a plurality of pixel locations, a memory including a set of instructions, and a processor. The processor executes a set of instructions causing the system to generate a multi-segment tone mapping curve, generate a set of tone mapping values corresponding to the multi-segment tone mapping curve for equally spaced input values between zero and one for storage into a look up table, and process the luminance values using the look up table to apply the tone mapping curve to the luminance values of the pixels.

HDR enhancement with temporal multiplex

Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide for technology to improve user experience when viewing simulated 3D objects on a display. Head and upper-body movements may be tracked and recognized as gestures to alter the displayed viewing angle. The technology provides for a very natural way to look around, under, or over objects.

Viewing angles influenced by head and body movements

Disclosed examples include at least one processor to: access frames captured at a first resolution by an image sensor; reduce ones of the frames to a second resolution lower than the first resolution, the ones of the frames at the second resolution interleaved with the frames at the first resolution in an interleaved video sequence; and buffer the interleaved video sequence; and a video encoder to: access the interleaved video sequence; and generate an encoded video sequence of frames at the first resolution by combining the frames of the interleaved video sequence.

Adaptive frame resolution for compression matching

Techniques related to a method and system of adaptable exposure control and light projection for cameras are described herein.

Method and system of adaptable exposure control and light projection for cameras

Hybrid rendering is described for a wearable display that is attached to a tethered computer. In one example a process include determining a position and orientation of a wearable computing device, determining a rate of motion of the wearable computing device, comparing the rate of motion to a threshold, if the rate of motion is above the threshold, then rendering a view of a scene at the wearable computing device using the position and orientation information, and displaying the rendered view of the scene.

Hybrid rendering for a wearable display attached to a tethered computer

Systems, apparatuses and methods may determine, on a per camera basis, an interest level with respect to panoramic video content, identify a subset of cameras in a plurality of cameras for which the interest level is below a threshold, and reduce power consumption in the subset of cameras. Additionally, technology may determine a projection format associated with panoramic video content, identify one or more discontinuous boundaries in the projection format, and modify an encoding scheme associated with the panoramic video content based on the discontinuous boundaries. Moreover, an encoded frame may be assigned to a temporal scalability layer that has a higher priority than a layer to which an asynchronous space warp frame is assigned. Additionally, technology may reduce the encoding complexity of a boundary between an active region and an inactive region in fisheye content.

Technology to assign asynchronous space warp frames and encoded frames to temporal scalability layers having different priorities

In one embodiment, an apparatus having an integrated circuit made of substrate, at least three light emitters arranged on the substrate, and driver circuitry located on the integrated circuit, the driver circuitry to drive an ultra low persistence display to remove ghosting and nausea.

Mechanisms for reducing latency and ghosting displays

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