Television – Stereoscopic
Patent
1998-01-06
2000-07-25
Tung, Bryan
Television
Stereoscopic
348 46, 348 50, 348155, H04N 1302, H04N 1500
Patent
active
060942150
ABSTRACT:
A system for generating a three-dimensional image is described. The system includes a camera which records a first image of a first location and a second image of a second location. A motion detector detects the motion of the camera to compute a position of the camera corresponding to the first location and a second position corresponding to the second location. A processor uses the first and second image and the first and second location to generate a three-dimensional image.
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Dunton Randy R.
Sundahl Robert C.
Diep Nhon T
Intel Corporation
Tung Bryan
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