Diffraction-grating-based systems and methods for stereoscopic and multiscopic imaging
AssigneeAiry3D Inc.
InventorsNeeth KUNNATH, Ji-ho CHO, Pascal GREGOIRE
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AssigneeAiry3D Inc.
InventorsNeeth KUNNATH, Ji-ho CHO, Pascal GREGOIRE
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Stereoscopic and multiscopic imaging methods and systems are disclosed. An example method can include capturing, with a first image capture device, first image data from a scene within a first field of view, and capturing, with a second image capture device, second image data from the scene within a second field of view overlapping with the first field of view over a stereoscopic overlap region, wherein either or both of the first and second image capture devices include a transmissive diffraction mask (TDM) configured to encode TDM depth information in the first and/or second image data. The method can also include determining stereoscopic depth information within the stereoscopic overlap region based on the first and second image data, determining the TDM depth information encoded in first and/or second image data, and generating combined depth information based on the stereoscopic depth information and the first and/or second TDM depth information.
An imaging system for imaging a scene, the imaging system comprising:
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An imaging method of imaging a scene, the imaging method comprising:
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The imaging method of claim 51, wherein the second image data is captured with a second image capture device distinct from the first image capture device.
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A non-transitory computer readable storage medium having stored thereon computer readable instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations, the operations comprising:
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