Sony Corporation

Toshiba Tec Kabushiki Kaisha

Sony Group Corporation

Konica Minolta, Inc.

Yusuke Mimura

Tsuyoshi Gotanda

Yoshio Tanaka

Makoto Oki

Tomoomi Ito

Nobuhiro Doi

Syohei Uchida

Hiroaki Kodaira

Daisuke Takeuchi

Kenichiro Adachi

Anna Tsuboi

A monitoring apparatus includes a camera interface, a terminal interface, a communication interface, and a processor. The processor is configured to recognize actions of a settler at a point-of-sale terminal based on images from a camera, recognize input operations performed at the point-of-sale terminal by the settler based on information from the point-of-sale terminal and detect fraudulent acts based on a recognized action and a recognized input operation at the point-of-sale terminal. The processor outputs a fraud detection image corresponding to a detected fraudulent act to at least one of the point-of-sale terminal and an attendant terminal.

Monitoring apparatus, settlement apparatus, and programs

In one example, an imaging apparatus includes an exposure controller that performs exposure control on the basis of information of a region of interest detected from a captured image by a region-of-interest detector. The exposure controller performs different exposure control for different cases, such as whether the region of interest is detected from the captured image. It obtains an exposure correction value on the basis of the region-of-interest exposure target value before a time of region-of-interest lost, and then performs exposure control with the exposure control value obtained by correcting the set region exposure target value with the exposure correction value, in a predetermined period in which the region of interest is not detected continuously from the time of the region-of-interest lost in which the region of interest is not detected from the captured image.

Imaging control apparatus, imaging control method, and program

To suppress a difference in brightness and darkness in a captured image caused by a difference in an exposure start time by a rolling shutter even if the exposure period is not changed. Provided is an imaging device including a gain setting unit configured to set a gain for each line in which a plurality of pixels is arrayed, the plurality of pixels being two-dimensionally arranged in a matrix in an image sensor, on the basis of diaphragm drive information regarding a diaphragm drive locus representing a time-series change in a diaphragm value. Thereby, the difference in brightness and darkness in a captured image caused by the difference in an exposure start time by a rolling shutter can be suppressed even if the exposure period is not changed.

Imaging device and gain setting method

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Tokyo, Japan

Yusuke Mimura