Mercedes-Benz, for instance, experimented with interior cameras that scanned the driver's eyes for signs of drowsiness.
Among these are interior cameras, heat sensors and motion detectors that are intended for other uses, but could possibly play a role in a detection device.
His interior cameras were off — they were active for just 46 hours before the order came to shut them down — but dozens of surveillance cameras have been mounted in the streets near his home.
Three interior cameras capture images every time the fridge door closes, thereby enabling it to take stock of its contents and transmit them to the user's smartphone.
More than other parts suppliers, and even car manufacturers, Milwaukee-based Johnson Controls relies on peephole research to design interiors: cameras inside cars, photographers staking out parking lots–all to divine what consumers want, even if they don't know it themselves.
Researchers at I.B.M. are going a step further, adding interior video cameras to improve the accuracy of speech recognition systems.
Zooming into resolute faces and ricocheting around gray, airless interiors, the camera fails to transmit any sense of coherent movement — inside or outside the vessel.
(Being dimly lit, the shop itself suggests the interior of a camera body – its rusty, exterior metal shutters an amateur's aperture).
According to (Fraser 1982), in a geometrically weak network, correlations may lead to instabilities in the least-squares adjustment for estimating the camera interior parameters, which in turn could undermine the use of the estimated results in the bundle adjustment solution.
Slowly, the world outside flows into the room, which has become the interior of a camera--minus mirror and prism.
