Method and system for determining biometrics from body surface imaging technology
AssigneeStyku, LLC
InventorsRaj Sareen, Jason Delevan, Stephen Randolph Smith, III, Bobby H. Parkinson, JR.
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Abstract
A system for scanning a body to create scan data comprises a processor, a range camera capable of capturing at least a first set of depth images of the body rotated to 0 degrees, and at least a second set of depth images of the body rotated to x degrees, wherein x is >0 degrees, and x<360 degrees. A set of computer instructions are executable on a processor capable of creating biometrics based on extracted body measurement from the body scan.
Claims14
A system for scanning a body to create scan data, comprising:
- a processor;
- a range camera capable of capturing at least a first set of depth images of the body rotated to 0 degrees, and at least a second set of depth images of the body rotated to x degrees, wherein x is >0 degrees, and x<360 degrees;
- a first set of computer instructions executable on the processor capable of calculating a first set of three dimensional points from the first set of depth images and a second set of three dimensional points from the second set of depth images;
- a second set of computer instructions executable on the processor capable of rotating and translating the first and second set of three dimensional points into a final combined set of three dimensional points in a commonly shared coordinate system to create a three dimensional mesh from the final set of three dimensional points;
- a third set of computer instructions executable on a processor capable of extracting body measurements from the final set of three dimensional points;
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- a fourth set of computer instructions executable on a processor capable of creating biometrics based on the extracted body measurements.
A method for scanning a body to create scan data, comprising:
- capturing, using a range camera, at least a first set of depth images of the body rotated to 0 degrees, and at least a second set of depth images of the body rotated to x degrees, wherein x is >0 degrees, and x<360 degrees;
- calculating a first set of three dimensional points from the first set of depth images and a second set of three dimensional points from the second set of depth images;
- rotating and translating the first and second set of three dimensional points into a final combined set of three dimensional points to create a three dimensional mesh from the final set of three dimensional points in a commonly shared coordinate system;
- extracting body measurements from the final set of three dimensional points;
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- creating biometrics based on the extracted body measurements.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.