Dual camera hmd with remote camera alignment
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsMichael BLEYER, Christopher Douglas EDMONDS, Raymond Kirk PRICE
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AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsMichael BLEYER, Christopher Douglas EDMONDS, Raymond Kirk PRICE
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Techniques for aligning and stabilizing images generated by an integrated stereo camera pair with images generated by a detached camera are disclosed. A first image is generated using a first stereo camera; a second image is generated using a second stereo camera; and a third image is generated using the detached camera. A first rotation base matrix is computed between the third and first images, and a second rotation base matrix is computed between the third and second images. The third image is aligned to the first image using the first rotation base matrix, and the third image is aligned to the second image using the second rotation base matrix. A first overlaid image is generated by overlaying the third image onto the first image, and a second overlaid image is generated by overlaying the third image onto the second image. The two overlaid images are parallax corrected and displayed.
A method for aligning and stabilizing images generated by an integrated stereo camera pair comprising a first camera and a second camera that are physically mounted to a computer system with images generated by a detached camera that is physically unmounted from the computer system, said method comprising:
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A method for aligning and stabilizing images generated by an integrated stereo camera pair comprising a first camera and a second camera that are physically mounted to a computer system with images generated by a detached camera that is physically unmounted from the computer system, said method comprising:
A computer system configured to align and stabilize images generated by an integrated stereo camera pair comprising a first camera and a second camera that are physically mounted to the computer system with images generated by a detached camera that is physically unmounted from the computer system, said computer system comprising:
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