Generating video data for simulating human perception
AssigneeAxon Enterprise, Inc.
InventorJuha Alakarhu
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Abstract
A recording system comprises one or more cameras and a computing device. The one or more cameras are worn by a user at an incident and are configured to capture respective video data and to transmit the video data to the computing device. The computing device combines the video data to provide simulated video data representing the perception of the user at the incident. The simulated video data may accurately represent one or more of head orientation of the user, gaze of the user, lighting adaptation of an eye of the user, blur and/or stabilization representative of perception of the user.
Claims20
A method of simulating perception of a user at an incident, comprising:
- receiving first video data from a first camera worn by the user at the incident;
- receiving second video data from a second camera worn by the user at the incident;
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- combining the first video data and the second video data to provide simulated video data, wherein the simulated video data indicates the perception of the user at the incident.
A system for simulating perception of a user at an incident, comprising:
- a first camera, the first camera worn by the user at the incident and configured to capture first video data;
- a second camera, the second camera worn by the user at the incident and configured to capture second video data;
- a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer-readable instructions for providing simulated video data, the simulated video data indicating perception of the user at the incident;
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- a processor communicatively coupled to the first camera, the second camera, and the computer-readable medium, the processor further configured to execute the instructions, wherein the instructions, when executed, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:
- receiving first video data from the first camera;
- receiving second video data from the second camera;
- and
- combining the first video data and the second video data to provide the simulated video data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.