Abstract: A method for measuring attributes of a particle in motion comprises observing a region of interest with an event-based sensor oriented such that lines of a pixel array of the sensor lie across an expected trajectory of the particle (P) through the region of interest; defining two reference lines of pixels (R1, R2) separated by a spatial distance (D); sampling a first group of events produced by a first of the two reference lines; sampling a second group of events produced by the second of the two reference lines; determining a temporal distance (T) between the second and first groups of events; and providing a longitudinal speed factor (vy) of the particle based on the spatial distance and the temporal distance.

Abstract: A method for detecting an object captured by a camera in an environmental region of a vehicle based on a temporal sequence of images of the environmental region is disclosed. An electronic evaluation device is used to determine at least one characteristic pixel of the object in a first image of the sequence of images, and the determined characteristic pixel is tracked in at least a second image and a flow vector each having a vertical component and a horizontal component is provided by the tracking. A first depth component, which is perpendicular to the vertical component and the horizontal component, is determined based on the vertical component, and a second depth component, perpendicular to the vertical component and the horizontal component, is determined based on the horizontal component. When the first and second depth component correspond within a tolerance range, a validated final depth component is provided.

Abstract: A method for detecting an object captured by a camera in an environmental region of a vehicle based on a temporal sequence of images of the environmental region is disclosed. An electronic evaluation device is used to determine at least one characteristic pixel of the object in a first image of the sequence of images, and the determined characteristic pixel is tracked in at least a second image and a flow vector each having a vertical component and a horizontal component is provided by the tracking. A first depth component, which is perpendicular to the vertical component and the horizontal component, is determined based on the vertical component, and a second depth component, perpendicular to the vertical component and the horizontal component, is determined based on the horizontal component. When the first and second depth component correspond within a tolerance range, a validated final depth component is provided.