Abstract: A panoramic image stitching method includes acquiring a plurality of first images, converting camera image plane coordinates of each first image of the plurality of first images into virtual image plane coordinates for generating a second image according a world coordinate system, identifying a plurality of feature points on the second image, calibrating coordinates of the plurality of feature points on the second image, generating a calibrated second image according to calibrated coordinates of the plurality of feature points on the second image, and stitching a plurality of calibrated second images for generating a panoramic image.

Abstract: An image perspective conversion method includes acquiring a first image, partitioning a predetermined region on the first image into a plurality of polygonal sub-regions, acquiring a plurality of first coordinates corresponding to the plurality of polygonal sub-regions, converting the plurality of first coordinates into a plurality of second coordinates according to a world coordinate system, and interpolating a plurality of pixels among the plurality of second coordinates for generating a second image.

Abstract: An image perspective conversion method includes acquiring a first image, partitioning a predetermined region on the first image into a plurality of polygonal sub-regions, acquiring a plurality of first coordinates corresponding to the plurality of polygonal sub-regions, converting the plurality of first coordinates into a plurality of second coordinates according to a world coordinate system, and interpolating a plurality of pixels among the plurality of second coordinates for generating a second image.

Abstract: A panoramic image stitching method includes acquiring a plurality of first images, converting camera image plane coordinates of each first image of the plurality of first images into virtual image plane coordinates for generating a second image according a world coordinate system, identifying a plurality of feature points on the second image, calibrating coordinates of the plurality of feature points on the second image, generating a calibrated second image according to calibrated coordinates of the plurality of feature points on the second image, and stitching a plurality of calibrated second images for generating a panoramic image.

Abstract: A touch sensing device includes four driving electrodes, four sensing circuits, a controller and a substrate. Each sensing circuit is coupled to one of the four driving electrodes, for sensing electrical charges of the corresponding sensing electrode. The four driving electrodes, disposed on the substrate, are electrically independent to each other. Each sensing circuit detects the electrical charges of the corresponding driving electrode, and generates a count according to the electrical charges of the corresponding driving electrode. The controller calculates a position of a touch point on the touch sensing device according to counts generated by the four sensing circuits.

Abstract: For overcoming a defect that a conventional surface capacitive touch panel is not capable of determining more than two touch points so that the surface capacitive touch panel is not capable of determining any multi-touch commands, a type of a multi-touch command is determined by detecting relative movements between touch points and corresponding intermediate points on the surface capacitive touch panel, where the relative movements may be indicated by relative distances or relative directions. Therefore, a bottleneck that the surface capacitive touch panel cannot be used for detecting a type of a multi-touch command may be overcome, and the surface capacitive touch panel may be widely applied for touch panels required to detect multi-touch commands.

Abstract: A HDMI standard multimedia system includes a source device, a plurality of TVs, and a CEC right arbiter. The CEC right arbiter transfers the right of CEC to an appropriate TV of the plurality of TVs according to each status of the plurality of TVs.