eCaptureTM Cameras leverage eYs3D stereo vision technology and high-performance vision processor in this new line of devicesSANTA CLARA, CA / ACCESSWIRE / August 23, 2021 / eCapture, a brand ...

eCapture, a brand focused on developing technology for the growing computer vision market, today is introducing the smallest form factor stereoscopic 3D depth sensing camera.The new LifeSense™ G53 is ...

The ZED Stereo Camera, a depth sensor based on passive stereovision, outputs high resolution side-by-side video on USB 3.0 with two synchronized left and right video streams.

It is as if there is a map of each eye’s image in the brain, and these maps are in registration ... It is these neurons that signal stereo depth because they are, in effect, ...

The Depth Pro system doesn't bother with all that though, yet is able to generate a detailed 3D depth map at 2.25 megapixels from a single image in 0.3 seconds via a standard graphics processing unit.

This fast processor enables the device to create a full stereo depth map without relying on the host’s CPU/GPU. As a result, 3D depth-sensing applications will benefit from a more integrated and ...

Does "AI Stereo Depth Map" in the Galaxy S22+ really make portrait mode photos better than on iPhone 11 or Pixel 6? We did a three-way camera shootout to find out. Ian Carlos Campbell.

Concept: American startup eCapture has launched an AI-powered 3D stereo depth camera, LifeSense G53. A VGA quality, small form factor camera uses the advanced vision technology developed by eYs3D, a ...