Sentence examples for describes a camera from inspiring English sources
It also describes a camera and microphone that can be used to record images and sound onto a phone.
The extrinsic matrix describes a camera's "pose" including camera's rotation, pan-and-tilt, and location c in the world coordinate.
There are a ton of Essential patents revolving around the idea, and as Rubin recently pointed out on Twitter, the company also holds a two-year-old patent describing a camera that pops out of the top of the phone — a concept that began showing up on actual devices last month at MWC, along with Huawei's new nose-view keyboard camera.
A previous version of this post inaccurately stated that a search warrant described a camera clock as a "spy clock". The warrant does not use that description.
Chiodini et al. (2007) describes a thermal camera installed in 2004 at Campei Flegrei, Italy, that detected subtle offsets in thermal output of the fumarole field associated with two seismic swarms, which may have impacted the hydrothermal system.
This paper describes a dual-camera system which is mounted on a stereo light microscope to achieve 3D displacement measurement at microscale.
He describes a secure digital camera system that is able to provide integrity, authenticity, and ownership guarantees for digital video content.
US Patent No. 10,031,312 describes a 'small format camera system for mobile devices' which can detect when an external lens is being used and automatically apply adjustments and corrections to mitigate any quality-reducing factors.
The imaging patent describes a dual sensor camera system that could be integrated into iOS devices like the iPad and iPhone, as well as into Mac computers, that would use two sensors instead of one to capture simultaneous imaging data and then stitch those together intelligently, picking the best of each and obscuring the other sensor's faults.
This paper describes a unique single camera-based dimension storage method for image-based measurement.
This paper describes a unique single camera-based dimensional measurement with a self-calibration method of image-based measurement.
