Intelligent multi-camera switching with machine learning
AssigneePlantronics, Inc.
InventorsJian David Wang, John Paul Spearman, Varun Ajay Kulkarni, Yong Yan, Xiangdong Wang, Peter L. Chu, David A. Bryan
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AssigneePlantronics, Inc.
InventorsJian David Wang, John Paul Spearman, Varun Ajay Kulkarni, Yong Yan, Xiangdong Wang, Peter L. Chu, David A. Bryan
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Multiple cameras in a conference room, each pointed in a different direction and including a microphone array to perform sound source localization (SSL). The SSL is used in combination with the video image to identify the speaker from among multiple individuals that appear in the video image. Neural network or machine learning processing is performed on the identified speaker to determine the quality of the front or facial view of the speaker. The best view of the speaker's face from the various cameras is selected to be provided to the far end. If no view is satisfactory, a default view is selected and that is provided to the far end. The use of the SSL allows selection of the proper individual from a group of individuals in the conference room, so that only the speaker's head is analyzed for the best facial view and then framed for transmission.
A method for selecting a camera of a plurality of cameras, each with a different view of a group of individuals in an environment, to provide a video stream for provision to a far end, the method comprising:
A non-transitory processor readable memory containing programs that when executed cause a processor or processors to perform the following method of selecting a camera of a plurality of cameras, each with a different view of a group of individuals in an environment, to provide a video stream for provision to a far end, the method comprising:
A system for selecting a camera of a plurality of cameras, each with a different view of a group of individuals in an environment, to provide a video stream for provision to a far end, the system comprising:
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