Abstract: Video output is generated based on first video data that depicts the user performing an activity. Poses of the user during performance of the activity are compared with second video data that depicts an instructor performing the activity. Corresponding poses of the user's body and the instructor's body may be determined through comparison of the first and second video data. The video data is used to determine the rate of motion of the user and to generate video output in which a visual representation of the instructor moves at a rate similar to the that of the user. For example, video output generated based on an instructional fitness video may be synchronized so that movement of the presented instructor matches the rate of movement of the user performing an exercise, improving user comprehension and performance.

Abstract: A communication terminal including circuitry to: receive video data including a captured image, from a communication management server that manages the captured image of video data distributed from another communication terminal different from the communication terminal; determine whether any predetermined-area information indicating a predetermined area of the captured image to be displayed during a reproduction time of the video data is stored in a memory; and control a display to display an image representing the predetermined area indicated by the predetermined-area information, based on a determination that the predetermined-area information is stored in the memory.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are computer-implemented method, system, and computer-readable storage-medium embodiments for implementing user-generated templates for segmented multimedia performances. An embodiment includes at least one computer processor configured to transmit a first version of a content instance and corresponding metadata. The first version of the content instance may include a plurality of structural elements, with at least one structural element corresponding to at least part of the metadata. The first content instance may be transformed by a rendering engine triggered by the at least one computer processor.

Abstract: A method of processing first video data from incoming video data includes receiving the incoming video data; preprocessing the incoming video data, by a first computer processor, according to preprocessing parameters, wherein the preprocessing parameters include formatting the incoming video data to create first video data; publishing the first video data to an endpoint; subscribing, by a second computer processor, to the endpoint; and processing, by a second computer processor, the first video data to determine at least one output that is indicative of a first inference dependent upon the first video data. The preprocessing parameters that format the incoming video data to create the first video data are dependent upon the processing to be performed on the first video data.

Abstract: A method of processing first video data of a region of interest from incoming video data includes receiving, by a computer processor, the first video data that is preprocessed according to preprocessing parameters defined within a runtime configuration file, the preprocessing includes formatting the incoming video data to create the first video data of the first region of interest and processing, by the computer processor, the first video data to determine at least one output that is indicative of a first inference dependent upon the first video data. The preprocessing parameters are dependent upon the processing to be performed on the first video data.

Abstract: A system, method and device operable to produce a video are disclosed herein. The system, method and device, in an embodiment, involve a recording session resulting in a video track. During the recording session, inputs are received at different points in time and a set of data markers are stored based on each one of the inputs. Each set has a first data marker and a second data marker, and the first data marker is chronologically located before the point in time of the input related to the set. Before or after the recording session, an additional input is received that is associated with an output. The output includes a visual output, an audio output or a combination thereof. A video is produced that has one or more desired portions of the video track. The video excludes at least one undesired portion of the video track, and the video includes the output or is otherwise playable to provide the output.

Abstract: A method of processing first video data of a region of interest from incoming video data includes preprocessing, according to preprocessing parameters defined within a runtime configuration file, incoming video data to create the first video data of the first region of interest and processing, by a computer processor, the first video data to determine at least one output that is indicative of a first inference dependent upon the first video data. The preprocessing parameters that format incoming video data to create the first video data are dependent upon the processing to be performed on the first video data.

Abstract: An image processing system and a processing method of video stream are provided. The first image is obtained according to a parameter. The deformation correction procedure is performed on the first image, and the second image is generated. The identification detection procedure is performed on the second image, and a detected result is generated. Control information is generated according to the detected result. The parameter is adjusted according to the control information, and a third image is generated. The second image and the third image are output. Therefore, the subsequent application could be enhanced through the dual image outputs.

Abstract: The various embodiments disclosed herein relate to systems and methods for generating a derived media clip corresponding to a live event. In particular, the system comprises a processor configured to receive a plurality of content streams corresponding to the live event, each content stream corresponding to a content source. The processor is further configured to generate an annotated timeline for one or more of the plurality of content streams and receive a first user input requesting the derived media clip. The processor is then configured to generate the derived media clip based on the user input and the annotated timeline.

Abstract: A scanner includes a camera, a light source for generating a probe light incorporating a spatial pattern, an optical system for transmitting the probe light towards the object and for transmitting at least a part of the light returned from the object to the camera, a focus element within the optical system for varying a position of a focus plane of the spatial pattern on the object, unit for obtaining at least one image from said array of sensor elements, unit for evaluating a correlation measure at each focus plane position between at least one image pixel and a weight function, a processor for determining the in-focus position(s) of each of a plurality of image pixels for a range of focus plane positions, or each of a plurality of groups of image pixels for a range of focus plane positions, and transforming in-focus data into 3D real world coordinates.

Abstract: Techniques for supplementing a video clip with additional information without modifying the original content included within the video clip are disclosed herein. A video clip comprising multiple video frames is generated. A layer, which is to be associated with the video clip, is also generated. This layer initializes and terminates during a duration of the video clip. An association is formed between the layer and the video clip. Layer content is added to the layer to cause the layer content to supplement content visualized by the video clip without modifying the content visualized by the video clip. In response to the video clip being played, the layer is initialized and the layer content is displayed.

Abstract: In a multi-channel video mode, an electronic device may separately display a plurality of images from different cameras in a plurality of areas of a viewfinder frame. An image from one camera is displayed in one area, and a user operation such as a leftward sliding operation or a rightward sliding operation of a user in an area may be detected, to change framing presented by a corresponding camera in the area, without changing framing of another camera in a corresponding area. In this way, during multi-channel video recording, the user can separately adjust framing presented by each working camera in a preview frame, so that framing of each working camera in the preview frame does not affect each other, to avoid a problem that a change of framing of a working camera in the preview frame causes a change of framing of another working camera in the preview frame.

Abstract: A system for physiologically informed gestational inquiries. The system includes a computing device configured to calculate a gestational phase, wherein the gestational phase is calculated by receiving a gestational datum, classifying the gestational datum to a gestational phase, and generating a gestational phase label. The computing device is further configured to receive from a remote device a gestational inquiry. The computing device is further configured to classify a gestational inquiry to an inquiry category. The computing device is further configured to select a gestational machine-learning model. The computing device is further configured to generate a gestational machine-learning model wherein the gestational machine-learning model utilizes a user biological extraction as an input and outputs gestational eligibility. The computing device is further configured to determine the gestational eligibility of a gestational inquiry.

Abstract: Provided is a video playback system based on approval of a playback approver. A decryption key that can decrypt an encrypted and stored recorded video is generated only when video playback is approved by a playback approver using an appointed playback approval method and transmitted to the video recording device so that it is possible to prevent leakage of the recorded video with sensitive personal information.

Abstract: A radiation imaging apparatus includes a pixel array including a plurality of pixels, and a readout circuit configured to read out a signal from the pixel array, each of the plurality of pixels including a conversion element configured to convert a radiation into an electrical signal, and a sample-and-hold circuit configured to perform sampling-and-holding a plurality of times on a signal from the conversion element in response to the radiation. The radiation imaging apparatus further includes a processing unit configured to perform processing of determining timings of the plurality of times of the sampling-and-holdings based on information about temporal change in radiation energy of the radiation obtained based on a signal read out by the readout circuit, and a control unit configured to perform control so that the plurality of times of sampling-and-holdings is performed by the sample-and-hold circuit at the timings determined by the processing unit.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for shear correction in spherical projections. Embedded devices generally lack the compute and/or memory resources to implement two-dimensional (2D) stitches for spherical projections. Objects (such as a mounting fixture) within a certain distance of the camera may experience a 2D “tear” or “shear” artifact when stitched. Various embodiments of the present disclosure perform two orthogonal 1D stitches: (i) latitudinally across the meridian and (ii) longitudinally along the meridian to approximate the effect of a 2D stitch. Notably, the 1D stitch may be less precise than a true 2D stitch, however the image portion being stitched (e.g., the camera mount) is not the user's subject of interest and can be rendered much more loosely without adverse consequence. Temporal smoothing optimizations are additionally disclosed.

Abstract: Described herein are techniques that may be used to automatically correlate a portion of a media data to an event. Such techniques may comprise receiving, from one or more data sources, at least one media data associated with a first time and a first location. The techniques may further comprise receiving an indication of an event associated with a second time and a second location and determining whether a geographic proximity between the first location and the second location is within a threshold distance. Upon determining the geographic proximity is within the threshold distance, the techniques may further comprise determining a portion of the at least one media data for which a temporal proximity is within a threshold timeframe, and upon determining the temporal proximity is within the threshold timeframe, creating a correlation between the at least one media data and the event.

Abstract: A system is provided for dynamic random access rendering of media content. The system includes a rendering tool that loads a recipe having a reference to input essence and an instruction that collectively generates an output essence using the at least one input essence. The system further includes a render engine that execute the instruction and includes a file format parser configured to load the input essence from a file of media content. The render engine also includes plugin having a web server embedded therein that is communicatively coupled with a TCP port for receiving a request from a client device for the output essence. The render engine generates the output essence from the input essence in accordance with the instruction in the recipe and transmits the generated output essence to the client device for display thereon.

Abstract: The present application discloses an image transmission device and method. The image transmission device includes a receiver configured to receive pixel data in image data from a camera in sequence and buffer the pixel data into a memory, and determine, upon reception of a line of pixel data, a line number of the line of pixel data in the image data and a frame number of the image data; and a processor configured to obtain the line of pixel data, the line number of the line of pixel data and the frame number of the image data from the receiver, package the obtained line of pixel data, line number of the line of pixel data and frame number of the image data into a data packet, and transmit the data packet to a server.

Abstract: The subject disclosure relates to techniques for automatically editing multimedia content and in particular, to producing expert quality multimedia compositions that match musical transitions with visual transitions and effects. In some aspects, a process of the disclosed technology includes steps for receiving image content items, receiving a cut vector including at least a first-cut time and a second-cut time, and automatically mixing the image content items to produce an edited multimedia sequence, wherein a begin time of the edited multimedia sequence corresponds with the first-cut time, and an end time of the edited multimedia sequence corresponds with the second-cut time. Systems and machine-readable media are also provided.