Patents Assigned to KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.
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Publication number: 20240370777Abstract: A method for identifying a scene, comprising a computing device receiving a plurality of data points corresponding to a scene; the computing device determining one or more subsets of data points from the plurality of data points that are indicative of at least one sub-scene in said scene, said at least one sub-scene displayed on a display device that is part of said scene, wherein said at least one sub-scene does not represent said scene; the computing device categorizing said scene, disregarding said at least one sub-scene, wherein the categorizing includes interpreting said scene by a computer vision system such that said at least one sub-scene is not taken into account in the categorizing of said scene.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 5, 2024Publication date: November 7, 2024Applicant: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist VAN OLDENBORGH, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus STOKMAN
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Publication number: 20240371001Abstract: A device configured to transcribe an appearance of a human being, including a common housing holding an image capturing sensor, a computing device having a data processor, and a computer program product including a first machine learning model trained for detecting and labeling human beings, a second machine learning model trained for detecting appearances of human beings and a transcription module to transcribe the detected appearances of human beings to text.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 16, 2024Publication date: November 7, 2024Applicant: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist VAN OLDENBORGH, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus STOKMAN, Ran TAO
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Publication number: 20240312254Abstract: The invention provides a system configured to adjust a data rate of an image capturing device. The system comprises a computing device comprising a data processor, and a computer program product comprising a computer vision system for categorizing living beings having a pose that appear in a live video stream. The computer program product, when running on the data processor, receives a live video stream from the image capturing device at a first data rate, where the live video stream comprises a time slice with at least one frame comprising a living being having a pose; applies the computer vision system to the time slice for categorizing the living being, resulting in a category; and signals the image capturing device to set the live video stream at a second data rate, different from the first data rate and based upon the category.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 29, 2024Publication date: September 19, 2024Applicant: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist VAN OLDENBORGH, Cees SNOEK, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus STOKMAN
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Patent number: 12079698Abstract: A method for identifying a scene, comprising a computing device receiving a plurality of data points corresponding to a scene; the computing device determining one or more subsets of data points from the plurality of data points that are indicative of at least one sub-scene in said scene, said at least one sub-scene displayed on a display device that is part of said scene, wherein said at least one sub-scene does not represent said scene; the computing device categorizing said scene, disregarding said at least one sub-scene, wherein the categorizing includes interpreting said scene by a computer vision system such that said at least one sub-scene is not taken into account in the categorizing of said scene.Type: GrantFiled: May 9, 2023Date of Patent: September 3, 2024Assignee: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist van Oldenborgh, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus Stokman
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Patent number: 12073562Abstract: A device configured to transcribe an appearance of a human being, including a common housing holding an image capturing sensor, a computing device having a data processor, and a computer program product including a first machine learning model trained for detecting and labeling human beings, a second machine learning model trained for detecting appearances of human beings and a transcription module to transcribe the detected appearances of human beings to text.Type: GrantFiled: May 11, 2023Date of Patent: August 27, 2024Assignee: Kepler Vision Technologies B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist Van Oldenborgh, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus Stokman, Ran Tao
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Patent number: 12039802Abstract: The invention provides a system configured to adjust a data rate of an image capturing device. The system comprises a computing device comprising a data processor, and a computer program product comprising a computer vision system for categorizing living beings having a pose that appear in a live video stream. The computer program product, when running on the data processor, receives a live video stream from the image capturing device at a first data rate, where the live video stream comprises a time slice with at least one frame comprising a living being having a pose; applies the computer vision system to the time slice for categorizing the living being, resulting in a category; and signals the image capturing device to set the live video stream at a second data rate, different from the first data rate and based upon the category.Type: GrantFiled: March 2, 2021Date of Patent: July 16, 2024Assignee: Kepler Vision Technologies B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist Van Oldenborgh, Cees Snoek, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus Stokman
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Publication number: 20240212385Abstract: The invention relates to a method for training a machine learning model to identify a subject having at least one machine readable identifier providing a subject ID, said method comprising: providing a computer vision system with an image capturing system comprising at least one image capturing device, and a reader system comprising at least one reader for reading said at least one machine readable identifier; defining said machine learning model in said computer vision system; capturing a first image using said image capturing system, said first image showing said subject; reading said subject ID using said reader system when capturing said first image, and linking said subject ID with said first image, said linking providing said first image with a linked subject ID, providing a first annotated image; capturing at least one further image showing said subject, linking said linked subject ID to said at least one further image providing at least one further annotated image, and subjecting said first annotatType: ApplicationFiled: March 11, 2024Publication date: June 27, 2024Applicant: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist VAN OLDENBORGH, Cornelis Gerardus Maria SNOEK
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Publication number: 20240193994Abstract: A body language system for determining a body language message of a living being in a context comprising an artificial intelligence system, said AI system running a computer program that: retrieves an image of said living being showing body language; labels said living being in said image, resulting in a labeled living being; determines said context from said image using a trained machine learning model; determines a baseline body language of said labeled living being from said image using a trained machine learning model; adapts a trained machine learning model of said AI system using said baseline body language and said context; applies the adapted trained machine learning model of said AI system to the one image for categorizing said body language resulting in a category, and applying said category for determining said body language message.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2024Publication date: June 13, 2024Applicant: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Henricus Meinardus Gerardus STOKMAN, Marc Jean Baptist VAN OLDENBORGH, Fares ALNAJAR
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Patent number: 11961330Abstract: There is provided a system configured to trigger system configured to trigger a function, said system comprising: at least one actuator that is associated with said function; an image capturing sensor; a computing device comprising a data processor, and a computer program product comprising a machine learning model trained for detecting an intent of a person to operate said at least one actuator, wherein said computer program product when running on said data processor: receives at least one image from said image capturing sensor; analyzes said at least one image, the analyzing comprises: subjecting said at least one image to said machine learning model; detecting presence of said intent to operate said at least one actuator in said at least one image, and triggers said function upon detecting said intent.Type: GrantFiled: October 13, 2020Date of Patent: April 16, 2024Assignee: Kepler Vision Technologies B.V.Inventors: Henricus Meinardus Gerardus Stokman, Marc Jean Baptist van Oldenborgh
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Patent number: 11961320Abstract: The invention relates to a method for training a machine learning model to identify a subject having at least one machine readable identifier providing a subject ID, said method comprising: providing a computer vision system with an image capturing system comprising at least one image capturing device, and a reader system comprising at least one reader for reading said at least one machine readable identifier; defining said machine learning model in said computer vision system; capturing a first image using said image capturing system, said first image showing said subject; reading said subject ID using said reader system when capturing said first image, and linking said subject ID with said first image, said linking providing said first image with a linked subject ID, providing a first annotated image; capturing at least one further image showing said subject, linking said linked subject ID to said at least one further image providing at least one further annotated image, and subjecting said first annotatType: GrantFiled: April 18, 2022Date of Patent: April 16, 2024Assignee: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist Van Oldenborgh, Cornelis Gerardus Maria Snoek
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Patent number: 11908245Abstract: A body language system for determining a body language message of a living being in a context comprising an artificial intelligence system, said AI system running a computer program that: retrieves an image of said living being showing body language; labels said living being in said image, resulting in a labeled living being; determines said context from said image using a trained machine learning model; determines a baseline body language of said labeled living being from said image using a trained machine learning model; adapts a trained machine learning model of said AI system using said baseline body language and said context; applies the adapted trained machine learning model of said AI system to the one image for categorizing said body language resulting in a category, and applying said category for determining said body language message.Type: GrantFiled: September 12, 2022Date of Patent: February 20, 2024Assignee: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Henricus Meinardus Gerardus Stokman, Marc Jean Baptist Van Oldenborgh, Fares Alnajar
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Publication number: 20230281514Abstract: A method for identifying a scene, comprising a computing device receiving a plurality of data points corresponding to a scene; the computing device determining one or more subsets of data points from the plurality of data points that are indicative of at least one sub-scene in said scene, said at least one sub-scene displayed on a display device that is part of said scene, wherein said at least one sub-scene does not represent said scene; the computing device categorizing said scene, disregarding said at least one sub-scene, wherein the categorizing includes interpreting said scene by a computer vision system such that said at least one sub-scene is not taken into account in the categorizing of said scene.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 9, 2023Publication date: September 7, 2023Applicant: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist van Oldenborgh, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus Stokman
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Publication number: 20230281813Abstract: A device configured to transcribe an appearance of a human being, including a common housing holding an image capturing sensor, a computing device having a data processor, and a computer program product including a first machine learning model trained for detecting and labeling human beings, a second machine learning model trained for detecting appearances of human beings and a transcription module to transcribe the detected appearances of human beings to text.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 11, 2023Publication date: September 7, 2023Applicant: Kepler Vision Technologies B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist VAN OLDENBORGH, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus STOKMAN, Ran TAO
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Patent number: 11688062Abstract: There is provided a device configured to transcribe an appearance of a human being, said device comprising a common housing holding an image capturing sensor, a computing device comprising a data processor, and a computer program product comprising a first machine learning model trained for detecting and labeling human beings, a second machine learning model trained for detecting appearances of human beings and a transcription module to transcribe the detected appearances of human beings to text.Type: GrantFiled: March 23, 2020Date of Patent: June 27, 2023Assignee: Kepler Vision Technologies B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist Van Oldenborgh, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus Stokman, Ran Tao
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Patent number: 11681950Abstract: A method for identifying a scene, comprising a computing device receiving a plurality of data points corresponding to a scene; the computing device determining one or more subsets of data points from the plurality of data points that are indicative of at least one sub-scene in said scene, said at least one sub-scene displayed on a display device that is part of said scene, wherein said at least one sub-scene does not represent said scene; the computing device categorizing said scene, disregarding said at least one sub-scene, wherein the categorizing includes interpreting said scene by a computer vision system such that said at least one sub-scene is not taken into account in the categorizing of said scene.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2020Date of Patent: June 20, 2023Assignee: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist van Oldenborgh, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus Stokman
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Publication number: 20230041117Abstract: A body language system for determining a body language message of a living being in a context comprising an artificial intelligence system, said AI system running a computer program that: retrieves an image of said living being showing body language; labels said living being in said image, resulting in a labeled living being; determines said context from said image using a trained machine learning model; determines a baseline body language of said labeled living being from said image using a trained machine learning model; adapts a trained machine learning model of said AI system using said baseline body language and said context; applies the adapted trained machine learning model of said AI system to the one image for categorizing said body language resulting in a category, and applying said category for determining said body language message.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 12, 2022Publication date: February 9, 2023Applicant: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Henricus Meinardus Gerardus STOKMAN, Marc Jean Baptist VAN OLDENBORGH, Fares ALNAJAR
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Patent number: 11443557Abstract: A body language system for determining a body language message of a living being in a context comprising an artificial intelligence system, said AI system running a computer program that: retrieves an image of said living being showing body language; labels said living being in said image, resulting in a labeled living being; determines said context from said image using a trained machine learning model; determines a baseline body language of said labeled living being from said image using a trained machine learning model; adapts a trained machine learning model of said AI system using said baseline body language and said context; applies the adapted trained machine learning model of said AI system to the one image for categorizing said body language resulting in a category, and applying said category for determining said body language message.Type: GrantFiled: May 24, 2019Date of Patent: September 13, 2022Assignee: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Henricus Meinardus Gerardus Stokman, Marc Jean Baptist Van Oldenborgh, Fares Alnajar
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Publication number: 20220237413Abstract: The invention relates to a method for training a machine learning model to identify a subject having at least one machine readable identifier providing a subject ID, said method comprising: providing a computer vision system with an image capturing system comprising at least one image capturing device, and a reader system comprising at least one reader for reading said at least one machine readable identifier; defining said machine learning model in said computer vision system; capturing a first image using said image capturing system, said first image showing said subject; reading said subject ID using said reader system when capturing said first image, and linking said subject ID with said first image, said linking providing said first image with a linked subject ID, providing a first annotated image; capturing at least one further image showing said subject, linking said linked subject ID to said at least one further image providing at least one further annotated image, and subjecting said first annotatType: ApplicationFiled: April 18, 2022Publication date: July 28, 2022Applicant: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist VAN OLDENBORGH, Cornelis Gerardus Maria SNOEK
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Patent number: 11308358Abstract: The invention relates to a method for training a machine learning model to identify a subject having at least one machine readable identifier providing a subject ID, said method comprising: providing a computer vision system with an image capturing system comprising at least one image capturing device, and a reader system comprising at least one reader for reading said at least one machine readable identifier; defining said machine learning model in said computer vision system; capturing a first image using said image capturing system, said first image showing said subject; reading said subject ID using said reader system when capturing said first image, and linking said subject ID with said first image, said linking providing said first image with a linked subject ID, providing a first annotated image; capturing at least one further image showing said subject, linking said linked subject ID to said at least one further image providing at least one further annotated image, and subjecting said first annotatType: GrantFiled: August 15, 2019Date of Patent: April 19, 2022Assignee: KEPLER VISION TECHNOLOGIES B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist Van Oldenborgh, Cornelis Gerardus Maria Snoek
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Publication number: 20210352207Abstract: The invention provides a system configured to adjust a data rate of an image capturing device. The system comprises a computing device comprising a data processor, and a computer program product comprising a computer vision system for categorizing living beings having a pose that appear in a live video stream. The computer program product, when running on the data processor, receives a live video stream from the image capturing device at a first data rate, where the live video stream comprises a time slice with at least one frame comprising a living being having a pose; applies the computer vision system to the time slice for categorizing the living being, resulting in a category; and signals the image capturing device to set the live video stream at a second data rate, different from the first data rate and based upon the category.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 2, 2021Publication date: November 11, 2021Applicant: Kepler Vision Technologies B.V.Inventors: Marc Jean Baptist VAN OLDENBORGH, Cees SNOEK, Henricus Meinardus Gerardus STOKMAN