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202 results about "Slow motion" patented technology

Slow motion (commonly abbreviated as slo-mo or slow-mo) is an effect in film-making whereby time appears to be slowed down. It was invented by the Austrian priest August Musger in the early 20th century.

Dynamic quality adjustment based on changing streaming constraints

A method and apparatus for dynamic quality adjustment based on changing streaming constraints is provided. According to one aspect of the present invention, a video stream is sent to a client according to a set of streaming constraints. At least a subset of the video information in the video stream is sent from a first source. Next, a signal is received indicating a relaxation of streaming constraints corresponding to the video stream. In one embodiment, the signal is a freeze frame signal. In another embodiment, the signal is a slow motion signal. In response to the signal, a set of improved quality video information from a second source is accessed and sent to the client. According to one embodiment, the set of improved quality video information comprises a still image. According to another embodiment, the set of improved quality video information comprises a set of preprocessed video information ready to be streamed. As a result of the techniques described herein, an improved quality visual image is available for presentation on the client and, consequently, when a viewer requests a presentation rate that reduces the streaming constraints on a video streaming service, the improved quality video information may be sent using the freed-up portion of the bandwidth previously allocated to the client.
Owner:ARRIS SOLUTIONS +1

Method for automatic extraction of semantically significant events from video

A method of determining the boundary of a slow motion replay of an event in a video includes determining a statistical measure of different portions of the video. The video may include the event and the slow motion replay of the event. Based upon the statistical measure determining the boundary of the slow motion replay of the event.
Owner:SHARP LAB OF AMERICA

Generation of MPEG slow motion playout

MPEG coded video data includes groups of pictures (GOPs). Each group of pictures includes one or more I-frames and a plurality of B- or P-frames. To produce an MPEG slow-forward coded video stream, the coding type of each frame in the MPEG coded video data is identified, and freeze frames are inserted as a predefined function of the identified coding type and as a predefined function of a desired slow down factor. In a preferred implementation, for a slow-down factor of n, for each original I- or P-frame, (n-1) backward-predicted freeze frames are inserted, and for each original B-frame, (n-1) copies of the original B-frames are added, and a selected amount of padding is added to each copy of each original B-frame in order to obtain a normal play bit rate and avoid video buffer overflow or underflow.
Owner:EMC IP HLDG CO LLC

System and method for recording high frame rate video, replaying slow-motion and replaying normal speed with audio-video synchronization

A method to record high frame rate video, compatible with existing industry standards, that permits selecting either slow-motion playback or true speed playback with synchronized audio.
Owner:TEXAS INSTR INC

Monocular vision and IMU fused adaptive indoor positioning method

InactiveCN108090921AAlleviate image blurEase positioningImage enhancementImage analysisVision basedAngular velocity
The invention relates to the monocular vision and IMU fused adaptive indoor positioning method comprising the following steps: gathering the acceleration and angular velocity of the IMU so as to determine the motion mode of a carrier; if the carrier is in a slow motion mode, using a vision-based SIFT characteristic point coupling algorithm to obtain the offset amount of a target in two adjacent frames of images; if the carrier is in a fast motion mode, using a vision-based sparse optical flow algorithm to obtain the offset amount of the target in two adjacent frames of images; if the carrier is in a super fast motion mode, using a IMU-based expansion Kalman filtering algorithm to obtain the target position. The method can ensure the positioning precision, can greatly reduce the computational complexity, and can be widely applied to indoor positioning of pedestrians.
Owner:SHENYANG INST OF AUTOMATION - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI

Self-adapting de-interleave method for movement compensation accessory movement

The invention discloses a motion compensation accessory movement self adaptive de-interlacing method, which aims at the fact that the visual system of human eye is very sensitive to slow motion and has high resolving capability to the slow motion and for the objects in slow motion, the motion compensation deals based on motion estimation are carried on, while for the objects in fast motion, to which human eye is not sensitive, the movement self adaptive interlacing deals which are characterized by easy hardware implementation are carried on. As motion compensation arithmetic only focuses on the treatment of objects in slow motion, the invention can greatly reduce the complexity of the arithmetic and the corresponding hardware design cost. At the same time, on the base of analyzing interlacing video sampling characteristics, the invention optimizes the compensation arithmetic of classic motion, which puts forward that in different polarity fields, horizontal and vertical motion vectors should be found and the sub-pixel compensation method should be used for improving the definition of images in vertical direction aiming at the deadly defect that in the process of interlacing sampling, the definition of image in vertical direction is seriously influenced.
Owner:XI AN JIAOTONG UNIV
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