Abstract: An electronic sports playbook and video annotation system includes a device with a memory coupled to a processor that stores instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to generate sports playbook content based on coordinate or image data. The processor is configured to detect an object (e.g., a player, etc.) on a surface (e.g., court image, or play image such as a static play drawing or video recording frame), detect a drawing of a path relating to the object (e.g., by user input device or with image processing, machine learning, or other heuristic techniques, etc.), and determine an action (e.g., a pass, dribble, cut, screen, handoff, etc.) associated with the object based on at least an attribute of the object (e.g., does the player have possession?, etc.) and detected path relating to the object. Devices may generate memory games from sports playbook content.

Abstract: An electronic sports playbook and video annotation system includes a device with a memory coupled to a processor that stores instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to generate sports playbook content based on coordinate or image data. The processor is configured to detect an object (e.g., a player, etc.) on a surface (e.g., court image, or play image such as a static play drawing or video recording frame), detect a drawing of a path relating to the object (e.g., by user input device or with image processing, machine learning, or other heuristic techniques, etc.), and determine an action (e.g., a pass, dribble, cut, screen, handoff, etc.) associated with the object based on at least an attribute of the object (e.g., does the player have possession?, etc.) and detected path relating to the object. Devices may generate memory games from sports playbook content.

Abstract: An electronic sports playbook and video annotation system includes a device with a memory coupled to a processor that stores instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to generate sports playbook content based on coordinate or image data. The processor is configured to detect an object (e.g., a player, etc.) on a surface (e.g., court image, or play image such as a static play drawing or video recording frame), detect a drawing of a path relating to the object (e.g., by user input device or with image processing, machine learning, or other heuristic techniques, etc.), and determine an action (e.g., a pass, a dribbling, a cut, a screen, a handoff, etc.) associated with the object based on at least an attribute of the object (e.g., does the player have the ball?, etc.) and detected path relating to the object.

Abstract: An electronic sports playbook distribution and management system includes a first device. A memory coupled to a processor of the first device stores instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to generate sports playbook content. The processor is configured to determine an action (e.g., a pass, a dribbling, a cut, a screen, etc.) associated with an object (e.g., a player, etc.) based on attributes of the object (e.g., does the player have the ball?, etc.) and the path (e.g., where does the path end?, etc.). The processor is further configured to transmit, to a server, a datafile of sports playbook content including at least (a) the object, (b) the path associated with the object, and (c) the action. The system may further include a second electronic device configured to obtain the sports playbook content from the server and display a graphical representation of the sports playbook content.

Abstract: A system and method for creating a diagram includes a display, a touch screen covering the display, and a processor coupled to the display and the touch screen. A memory coupled to the processor stores instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to generate a first diagram. The processor receives an input for selecting a surface and displays the surface on the display. The processor further detects the placement of a first object on the surface and detects a drawing of a first path of the first object from a first location to a second location. The processor is further configured to determine a first action associated with at least one of the first object, the first path, the first location, and the second location and draw on the surface a first diagram associated with the first action.

Abstract: A method of inspecting packaging welds comprises the steps of creating a light beam that produces at least one light transition (t) and acquiring a raw matrix image (B(N)) covering the light transition. For each image (B(N)) obtained, a measurement of the diffusion of the light transition is stored. For each of N successive scanning increments, the raw matrix image (B(N)) is used to create an image line in which each pixel receives as its value the measurement in the raw matrix image (B(N)) of the diffusion of at least the light transition. The at least N image lines are stored in succession to obtain a matrix image and the matrix image is analyzed to determine that the weld along said fraction is in conformity when its transverse width remains, at all points, greater than a given minimum.

Abstract: A wavelength tunable filter selectively transmitting light of any desired wavelength within the range of 450 nm to 1100 nm without using a band pass filter is disclosed. The wavelength tunable filter comprises a plurality of polarizers and a plurality of units between the adjacent polarizers on a common optical axis in a housing. Each unit has, in order from light incident side, a quartz birefringent plate, an ultra-wide band ¼ waveplate and an ultra-wide band ½ waveplate. The ultra-wide band ½ waveplate is accommodated in a cylindrical rotatable body and it is rotated by a rotating mechanism.

Abstract: A method of inspecting packaging welds comprises the steps of creating a light beam that produces at least one light transition (t) and acquiring a raw matrix image (B(N)) covering the light transition. For each image (B(N)) obtained, a measurement of the diffusion of the light transition is stored. For each of N successive scanning increments, the raw matrix image (B(N)) is used to create an image line in which each pixel receives as its value the measurement in the raw matrix image (B(N)) of the diffusion of at least the light transition. The at least N image lines are stored in succession to obtain a matrix image and the matrix image is analyzed to determine that the weld along said fraction is in conformity when its transverse width remains, at all points, greater than a given minimum.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method of inspecting packages with the help of a linear image sensor. According to the invention the method comprises the steps of: for each movement increment, cyclically acquiring a sequence of n successive image lines (l1, l2, . . . , ln), the n image lines of each sequence being obtained with exposure times (Ti) and/or lighting conditions (Ek) that are different; grouping together the image lines (l1, l2, . . . , ln) obtained in the sequences while using both the same exposure times (Ti) and the same lighting conditions (Ek) so as to obtain n superposable images (I1, I2, . . . , In) of at least j image lines; and analyzing the n images (I1, I2, . . . , In) separately or in combination in order to determine at least one characteristic of the packages.