Nokia Corporation

Nokia Technologies Oy

Teemu Ahmaniemi

Jilei Tian

Aki Petri Happonen

Antti Salo

Harri Lasarov

Teppo Tapani Jokinen

Jarmo Antero Nikula

Vuokko Tuulikki Lantz

Santeri Vanhakartano

Mika Allan Salmela

Daoxiang Zhang

Jorge Paquentin

Péter Boda

Ákos Vétek

Harri Aukusti Lasarov

An apparatus comprising: a light detector; a light source, laterally offset from the light detector by a first lateral offset; optics configured to receive light emitted by the light source and output the received light, wherein a majority of the light output is directed towards an offset region laterally offset from the light detector by at least a second lateral offset different from the first lateral offset.

Apparatus comprising a light detector, a light source and optics

Apparatus comprises at least one processor; at least one memory having computer-readable code stored thereon; a first camera module configured to provide first image data representative of a first image; and a second camera module configured to provide second image data representative of a second image. The first and second camera modules are arranged either side of an axis about which the first camera module is rotatable relative to the second camera module, and are arranged such that, when the first camera module is rotated relative to the second camera module by less than a threshold angle, a region of the first image overlaps a region of the second image. The computer-readable code, when executed by the at least one processor, causes the at least one processor to process the first image data and the second image data; and to generate third image data representative of a third image, the third image representing at least corresponding portions of the overlapping regions of the first and second images.

Apparatus and method for generating image data from overlapping regions of images

Disclosed is a method, a computer program product, and a device that are responsive to detected mental states of a user to perform selection processes to execute a task. The method includes providing a hierarchical multi-level decision tree structure comprised of internal nodes and leaf nodes, where the decision tree structure represents a task. The method further includes navigating, using information derived from detected mental states of the user, through levels of the decision tree structure to reach a leaf node to accomplish the task. The step of navigating includes selecting, using the information derived from the detected mental states of the user, between attribute values associated with internal nodes of the decision tree structure. As non-limiting examples, the device may be a communication device, and the task may be a name dialing or a command/control task.

Apparatus, method and computer program product providing a hierarchical approach to command-control tasks using a brain-computer interface

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