Patent classifications
G01S7/51
AIRBORNE TOPO-BATHY LIDAR SYSTEM AND METHODS THEREOF
Airborne LiDAR bathymetry systems and methods of use are provided. The airborne LiDAR bathymetry system can collect topographic data and bathymetric data at high altitudes. The airborne LiDAR bathymetry system has a receiver system, a detector system, and a laser transmission system.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ROBUST DEPTH CALCULATION WITH TOF SENSORS USING MULTIPLE EXPOSURE TIMES
A system and method for performing robust depth calculations with time of flight (ToF) sensors using multiple exposure times is disclosed. A three-dimensional (3D) depth sensor assembly captures a first array of n point values, where each point value of the first array has a respective first-array depth component and a respective first-array quality component. The 3D depth sensor assembly then captures a second array of n point values, where each point value of the second array has a respective second-array depth component and a respective second-array quality component. A processor then renders a 3D point cloud comprising a third array of n point values, where each point value of the third array has a respective third-array depth component. The respective third-array depth component for each point value of the third array is based on either the corresponding respective first-array depth component or the corresponding respective second-array depth component.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ROBUST DEPTH CALCULATION WITH TOF SENSORS USING MULTIPLE EXPOSURE TIMES
A system and method for performing robust depth calculations with time of flight (ToF) sensors using multiple exposure times is disclosed. A three-dimensional (3D) depth sensor assembly captures a first array of n point values, where each point value of the first array has a respective first-array depth component and a respective first-array quality component. The 3D depth sensor assembly then captures a second array of n point values, where each point value of the second array has a respective second-array depth component and a respective second-array quality component. A processor then renders a 3D point cloud comprising a third array of n point values, where each point value of the third array has a respective third-array depth component. The respective third-array depth component for each point value of the third array is based on either the corresponding respective first-array depth component or the corresponding respective second-array depth component.
Intensity data visualization
Techniques for coloring a point cloud based on colors derived from LIDAR (light detection and ranging) intensity data are disclosed. In some embodiments, the coloring of the point cloud may employ an activation function that controls the colors assigned to different intensity values. Further, the activation function may be parameterized based on statistics computed for a distribution of intensities associated with a 3D scene and a user-selected sensitivity. Alternatively, a Fourier transform of the distribution of intensities or a clustering of the intensities may be used to estimate individual distributions associated with different materials, based on which the point cloud coloring may be determined from intensity data.
Intensity data visualization
Techniques for coloring a point cloud based on colors derived from LIDAR (light detection and ranging) intensity data are disclosed. In some embodiments, the coloring of the point cloud may employ an activation function that controls the colors assigned to different intensity values. Further, the activation function may be parameterized based on statistics computed for a distribution of intensities associated with a 3D scene and a user-selected sensitivity. Alternatively, a Fourier transform of the distribution of intensities or a clustering of the intensities may be used to estimate individual distributions associated with different materials, based on which the point cloud coloring may be determined from intensity data.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INVISIBLE VEHICLE UNDERBODY VIEW
The present application relates to a method and apparatus for generating a graphical user interface indicative of a vehicle underbody view including a LIDAR operative to generate a depth map of an off-road surface, a camera for capturing an image of the off-road surface, a chassis sensor operative to detect an orientation of a host vehicle, a processor operative to generate an augmented image in response to the depth map, the image and the orientation, wherein the augmented image depicts an underbody view of the host vehicle and a graphic representative of a host vehicle suspension system, and a display operative to display the augmented image to a host vehicle operator. A static and dynamic model of the vehicle underbody is compared vs the 3-D terrain model to identify contact points between the underbody and terrain are highlighted.
AIRBORNE TOPO-BATHY LIDAR SYSTEM AND METHODS THEREOF
Airborne LiDAR bathymetry systems and methods of use are provided. The airborne LiDAR bathymetry system can collect topographic data and bathymetric data at high altitudes. The airborne LiDAR bathymetry system has a receiver system, a detector system, and a laser transmission system.
AIRBORNE TOPO-BATHY LIDAR SYSTEM AND METHODS THEREOF
Airborne LiDAR bathymetry systems and methods of use are provided. The airborne LiDAR bathymetry system can collect topographic data and bathymetric data at high altitudes. The airborne LiDAR bathymetry system has a receiver system, a detector system, and a laser transmission system.
DISPLAY DEVICE, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, AND METHOD FOR DRIVING DISPLAY DEVICE
A display device, an electronic equipment, and a method for driving a display device are disclosed. The display device includes a first light source group, a second light source group, a first image sensor group, and a second image sensor group. The first light source group is configured to emit light of a first determined frequency to illuminate a first partial region of a detection object, the second light source group is configured to emit light of a second determined frequency to illuminate a second partial region of the detection object, the first image sensor group is configured to receive the light of the first determined frequency emitted by the first light source group and reflected by the detection object, and the second image sensor group is configured to receive the light of the second determined frequency emitted by the second light source group and reflected by the detection object.
Sliding window discrete Fourier transform (SWDFT) police signal warning receiver
In one embodiment, a police activity detector is provided. The detector includes a receiver section and a warning section. The receiver section is configured to receive signals generated in the context of law enforcement activity. The warning section is configured to respond to a pulsed signal received by the receiver section and provide an alert if a received signal correlates to a law enforcement signal. The warning section also includes a sliding window discrete Fourier transform (SWDFT) module configured to receive a plurality of time series of data corresponding to sampling a received pulsed signal at a set of sample rates corresponding to a plurality of target frequencies, perform a SWDFT determination on each of the plurality of time series of data to determine a magnitude of the received signal at each of the targeted frequencies, which reveals the presence of a received pulsed signal when the magnitude is elevated, and issue an alert if the magnitude of the received signal corresponding to at least one of the targeted frequencies is greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold.