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Coded Exposure Photography: Motion Deblurring using a Fluttered Shutter

by Ramesh Raskar, Amit Agrawal, Jack Tumblin, Ramesh Raskar, Amit Agrawal, Jack Tumblin - In Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 2006
"... In a conventional single-exposure photograph, moving objects or moving cameras cause motion blur. The exposure time defines a temporal box filter that smears the moving object across the image by convolution. This box filter destroys important high-frequency spatial details so that deblurring via de ..."
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In a conventional single-exposure photograph, moving objects or moving cameras cause motion blur. The exposure time defines a temporal box filter that smears the moving object across the image by convolution. This box filter destroys important high-frequency spatial details so that deblurring via

Channel Shutter Shading

by B. Hilbert , 2010
"... A series of internal flat field images and standard star observations were used to quantify the behavior of the UVIS channel shutter mechanism. Photometry of the stars and flat field analysis show that the UVIS shutter functionality in SMOV is comparable to that in ground testing. Shutter shading ca ..."
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causes a variation in exposure time across the detector of no more than 0.0009 seconds. On-orbit ratios of actual versus commanded exposure times are also the same as in ground tests. The shutter fails to meet the repeatability requirement of 0.01 seconds, as expected from ground testing results (Hilbert

Structure and motion estimation from rolling shutter video

by Johan Hedborg, Erik Ringaby, Michael Felsberg - In IWMV workshop at ICCV’11
"... The majority of consumer quality cameras sold today have CMOS sensors with rolling shutters. In a rolling-shutter camera, images are read out row by row, and thus each row is exposed during a different time interval. A rolling-shutter exposure causes geometric image distortions when either the camer ..."
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The majority of consumer quality cameras sold today have CMOS sensors with rolling shutters. In a rolling-shutter camera, images are read out row by row, and thus each row is exposed during a different time interval. A rolling-shutter exposure causes geometric image distortions when either

Motion and velocity estimation of rolling shutter cameras

by Oliver Grau , Julien Pansiot - In Proceedings of the 9th European Conference on Visual Media Production , 2012
"... Abstract Most modern camera designs based on CMOS sensors do not have a global, but a rolling shutter that exposes the lines of the sensor at different times. This leads to distortions under camera or object motion and affects computer vision techniques. This article introduces the use of a linear ..."
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velocity model for camera motion and estimates these additional parameters in a bundle adjustment. In experiments on synthetic and real image sequences we demonstrate how effects caused by a rolling shutter video camera can be compensated by the velocity estimation.

Mitigation of the light shift in laser cooled clocks without mechanical shutters

by W. M. Klipstein, D. G. Enzer - Proc. Freq. Contr. Symp
"... Abstract- We propose an approach for keeping the light shift in laser cooled frequency standards down to the lo-’ ’ level without the use of mechanical shutters. For laser systems using a master-slave laser configuration, cutting the injection power to a slave causes it to lase at its free-running w ..."
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Abstract- We propose an approach for keeping the light shift in laser cooled frequency standards down to the lo-’ ’ level without the use of mechanical shutters. For laser systems using a master-slave laser configuration, cutting the injection power to a slave causes it to lase at its free

Light Shift Measurements in a Cesium Fountain without the use of Mechanical Shutters

by D. G. Enzer, W. M. Klipstein, R. L. Tjoelker
"... Abstract — We present measurements confirming operation of a cesium fountain frequency standard with light shift below 10-15 (and with evidence suggesting it is several orders of magnitude below this level) but without the use of mechanical shutters. Suppression of the light shift is realized using ..."
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Abstract — We present measurements confirming operation of a cesium fountain frequency standard with light shift below 10-15 (and with evidence suggesting it is several orders of magnitude below this level) but without the use of mechanical shutters. Suppression of the light shift is realized using

D.: Parallel tracking and mapping on a camera phone

by Georg Klein, David Murray - In Proc. Eigth IEEE and ACM International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR’09) (2009
"... Camera phones are a promising platform for hand-held augmented reality. As their computational resources grow, they are becom-ing increasingly suitable for visual tracking tasks. At the same time, they still offer considerable challenges: Their cameras offer a narrow field-of-view not best suitable ..."
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for robust tracking; images are often received at less than 15Hz; long exposure times result in significant motion blur; and finally, a rolling shutter causes severe smearing effects. This paper describes an attempt to implement a keyframe-based SLAM system on a camera phone (specifically, the Apple iPhone 3

J4.1 A LOW-POWER ELECTRIC-FIELD METER WITH RECIPROCATING SHUTTER

by Jody A. Swenson, Leon G. Byerley, William H. Beasley, Ivan G. Bogoev
"... There is a trend toward improving the quality of hazard-warning decisions in order to reduce danger and interruption of work or leisure caused by electrified clouds and thunderstorms. Lightning warning devices ..."
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There is a trend toward improving the quality of hazard-warning decisions in order to reduce danger and interruption of work or leisure caused by electrified clouds and thunderstorms. Lightning warning devices

Efficient Visual-Inertial Navigation using a Rolling-Shutter Camera with Inaccurate Timestamps

by Chao X. Guo, Dimitrios G. Kottas, Ryan C. Dutoit, Ahmed Ahmed, Ruipeng Li, Stergios I. Roumeliotis
"... Abstract—In order to develop Vision-aided Inertial Navigation Systems (VINS) on mobile devices, such as cell phones and tablets, one needs to consider two important issues, both due to the commercial-grade underlying hardware: (i) The unknown and varying time offset between the camera and IMU clocks ..."
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clocks (ii) The rolling-shutter effect caused by CMOS sensors. Without appropriately modelling their effect and compensating for them online, the navigation accuracy will significantly degrade. In this work, we introduce a linear-complexity algorithm for fusing in-ertial measurements with time

Intelligent Shutter System Design of Photovoltaic Power Generation Based on Single Chip Microcomputer Control

by Qu Mingfei, Zhao Dan
"... Abstract. Photovoltaic industry is a new energy industry, it uses the solar cells directly convert to electricity production, it is a new development production in the new century, it develops rapidly. In this paper, the new energy development and utilization are taken as the base, the intelligent s ..."
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shutter system of photovoltaic power generation is designed, solar photovoltaic system not only operates in the strong sunlight, it can also work and generate power in cloudy inexhaustibly. The environmental pollution caused by the use of solar energy will be reduced, soit is an ideal green energy
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