Adjustable three-dimensional image-capturing device
AssigneeTriple Win Technology(Shenzhen) Co.Ltd.
InventorsYE-QUANG CHEN, SHIN-WEN CHEN, JING-WEI LI, CHIA-WEI CHEN, SHENG-JIE DING
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Abstract
A three-dimensional image-capturing device includes a first camera, a second camera, a driving member and a sensing member. The second camera is at one side of the first camera and is capable of being moved laterally by the driving member. After depth-sensing and establishing orientations in an image, the driving member is able to drive the second camera to move relative to the first camera, to change a distance between the first camera and the second camera. Such relative movement allows a greater range of three dimensionality for face recognition and other purposes.
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A three-dimensional image-capturing device comprising:
- a first camera having a first field of view;
- a driving member;
- a second camera having a second field of view, the second camera being placed at one side of the first camera and connected to the driving member;
- and
- an image processor being electrically connected to the first camera, wherein
- the second camera and the driving member, the driving member is adapted for driving the second camera moving at a certain distance relative to the first camera;
- each of the first camera and the second camera captures images of an object to be identify in an overlapping field of view of the first field of view and the second first field of view, the image processor receives and processes images taken by the first camera and the second camera to obtain 3D images of the object to be identified.
A three-dimensional image-capturing device comprising:
- a first camera;
- a driving member;
- and
- a second camera being placed at one side of the first camera;
- the second camera being connected to the driving member;
- wherein the driving member is adapted for driving the second camera moving relative to the first camera to change a distance between the first camera and the second camera.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.