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Computational Sensors Corp.’s motion energy image processor system is ideal for clutter removal and target recognition in real-time image sensor data.
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| Truck on Road Segmentation Video | ||
| Overview Real-time segmentation example using analog domain multi-resolution wavelet processing of unregistered helicopter flight video data. Goal |
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| Flower Bed & House Segmentation Video | ||
| Overview Real-time segmentation example using analog domain multi-resolution wavelet processing applied to test video sequence containing multiple widely-varying texture regions. Goal |
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| Motion Energy Hand Video | ||
| Overview Sample of a motion energy output computed in real-time using a 60 Hz camera input and a spatio-temporal motion processing unit. The output for the hand motion is sensitive to vertical motion with upwards motion color coded red and downwards motion shown in blue |
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| Motion Energy Spinning Top Video | ||
| Overview An example of a horizontal and vertical motion energy output for a spinning top. Input is coming from a 60 Hz camera and a spatio-temporal motion processing unit. Output is colored coded, with the right pane demonstrating upwards motion in blue and downwards motion in yellow. The left pane demonstrates motion to the left in blue and motion to the right in yellow. |
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