In accordance with some embodiments, systems, methods and media for stochastic exposure coding for continuous time-of-flight imaging are provided. In some embodiments, a method for estimating the dept...
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In accordance with some embodiments, systems, methods, and media for asynchronous single photon depth imaging with improved precision in ambient light conditions are provided. In some embodiments, the...
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An improved non-line-of-sight camera provides for real-time evaluation of a relay wall with respect to illuminated points and sensing areas for higher accuracy and practical field use. Gated sensing a...
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In accordance with some embodiments, systems, methods and media for single photon depth imaging with improved precision in ambient light conditions are provided. In some embodiments, the system compri...
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With recent advancements in digital imaging, image sensors have become popular for capturing motion in 3-D. However, measuring small scale motion such as fine hand gestures across a user interface rem...
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Processing images made up of pixel data is an important task of many modern processors, especially in portable devices like cells phones and tablets. Sophisticated image processing often requires floa...
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In recent years, statistical imaging reconstruction has been introduced in clinics by different computed tomography (CT) manufacturers as a means to reduce radiation dose levels. Essentially, the meth...
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Iterative image reconstruction techniques can be used to produce high quality tomographic images from noise-contaminated data. It is known that a statistical weight is critical for great image quality...
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With conventional image reconstruction, a single image is produced from a corresponding set of data. For example, an image can be reconstructed from a single CT sonogram or one MRI data set. Such dire...
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One of the most obvious differences between professional and amateur level video is the quality of camera motion. Hand-held amateur video typically is shaky and undirected, while professionals use car...
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Image and video resizing involves adapting an image or video to displays with different sizes and aspect ratios, often resulting in warping or distortion. Video retargeting addresses the problem of ad...
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Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is utilized in medical imaging as a quantitative measure of image quality. As SNR decreases, it becomes increasingly more difficult to differentiate between important anato...
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Suspension crystallization processes often result in crystals with a wide range of particle sizes.  Accurately controlling the distribution of shapes and sizes is a challenge in the pharmaceutica...
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Night vision systems utilize cameras that are sensitive to wavelengths such as infrared (IR) to produce image frames. The IR image frames may be displayed alone in sequence to provide a moving picture...
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The specialty chemical and pharmaceutical industries frequently use suspension crystallization processes to create crystalline solids with consistent and desirable properties. Controlling the particle...
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Fiber optic probes can be used for spectroscopic measurement of tissue. A fiber optic tube emits light on one side of the tissue that is absorbed and measured on the other side by fiber optic detector...
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Object recognition, which is important in systems that inspect or authenticate, is complicated because objects typically have shapes that vary, depending on the angle from which they are viewed. Previ...
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Conventional techniques for modifying an image to be displayed on a device smaller than the one the image was originally designed for have focused on cropping or resizing the image. However, these met...
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Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is an active remote sensing technique used for measuring geophysical activity on the Earth’s surface. It records microwaves transmitted by a sensor (usually aboard...
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