The depth of one or more objects within a scene may be determined utilizing system that
includes a single light source, a reflector (eg, an ellipsoidal reflector), a shutter mechanism …

Depths of one or more objects in a scene may be measured with enhanced accuracy
through the use of a light-field camera and a depth sensor. The light-field camera may …

In one embodiment, a computing system may access a first image and a second image of at
least a common portion of an environment while a light emission with a predetermined …

(57) ABSTRACT A depth map may be generated in conjunction with genera tion of a digital
image Such as a light-field image. A light pattern Source may be used to project a light …

Three-dimensional models of objects may be generated according to adaptive depth
sensing techniques. An imaging device may include a projector that is configured to project …

Depth map correction using lookup tables is described. In an example depth maps may be
generated that measure a depth to an object using differences in phase between light trans …

An example system includes a patterned light projector operable to direct first and second
portions of patterned light toward first and second surfaces, respectively, in an envi ronment …

A computing system is provided, including one or more optical sensors, a display, one or
more user input devices, and a processor. The processor may receive optical data of a …

Techniques and systems are described herein for determining dynamic lighting for objects in
images. Using such techniques and systems, a lighting condition of one or more captured …

Ambiguous portions of an image which have fewer photons of a reflected light signal
detected than required to determine depth can be classified as being dark (ie, reflecting too …