Three dimensional panorama image generation systems and methods
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsHenry Chen, Jian Geng Du, Yan Xia, Liana M. Kiff
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Abstract
Three dimensional (3D) operational user interface generation systems and methods are described herein. For example, one or more embodiments include calculating a number of locations for a virtual camera, placing the virtual camera at each of the number of locations, generating a 3D image at each of the number of locations, implementing object information for each pixel of the 3D image, and generating a 3D user interface utilizing the 3D image at each of the number of locations.
Claims20
A three dimensional (3D) image generation method, comprising:
- calculating a number of locations for a virtual camera;
- placing the virtual camera at each of the number of locations;
- generating a 3D image at each of the number of locations;
- implementing object information for each pixel of the 3D image;
- and
- generating a 3D user interface utilizing the 3D image at each of the number of locations.
A non-transitory computer readable medium, comprising instructions to:
- calculate a number of locations for a virtual camera;
- determine a number of rules for the virtual camera;
- generate a three dimensional (3D) image at each of the number of locations utilizing the number of rules;
- and
- implement object information for each area of pixels of the 3D image.
A system, comprising:
- a computing device including instructions to:
- calculate a number of locations for a virtual camera;
- determine a number of rules for the virtual camera, wherein the number of rules define a system within the number of locations;
- generate a three dimensional (3D) image at each of the number of locations, wherein the 3D image removes a number of objects that obstruct a view of the defined system;
- implement object information for each area of pixels of the 3D image;
- and
- generate a 3D panorama image for implementing a 3D user interface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.