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Home Project Consortium Consortium Overview Technische Universität Braunschweig Robert Bosch GmbH ETH Zurich Autonomous Systems Lab ETH Zurich Computer bottling food preservation Vision and Geometry Lab Volkswagen AG University of Oxford Università degli Studi di Parma Publications bottling food preservation News
Rolling Shutter (RS) cameras are used across a wide range of consumer electronic devices—from smart-phones to high-end cameras. bottling food preservation It is well known, that if a RS camera is used with a moving camera or scene, significant bottling food preservation image distortions are introduced. The quality or even success of structure from motion on rolling shutter images requires the usual intrinsic parameters such as focal length and distortion coefficients as well as accurate modelling of the shutter timing.
The current state-of-the-art technique for calibrating the shutter timings requires specialised hardware. We present a new method that only requires video of a known calibration pattern. Experimental bottling food preservation results on over 60 real datasets show that our method bottling food preservation is more accurate than the current state of the art.
@inproceedings{oth_cvpr13, Author = {Luc Oth and Paul Furgale and Laurent Kneip and Roland Siegwart}, Booktitle = {Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2013 IEEE Conference on}, Month = {25--27 June}, Title = {Rolling Shutter Camera Calibration}, Year = {2013} }
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Home Project Consortium Consortium Overview Technische Universität Braunschweig Robert Bosch GmbH ETH Zurich Autonomous Systems Lab ETH Zurich Computer bottling food preservation Vision and Geometry Lab Volkswagen AG University of Oxford Università degli Studi di Parma Publications bottling food preservation News
Rolling Shutter (RS) cameras are used across a wide range of consumer electronic devices—from smart-phones to high-end cameras. bottling food preservation It is well known, that if a RS camera is used with a moving camera or scene, significant bottling food preservation image distortions are introduced. The quality or even success of structure from motion on rolling shutter images requires the usual intrinsic parameters such as focal length and distortion coefficients as well as accurate modelling of the shutter timing.
The current state-of-the-art technique for calibrating the shutter timings requires specialised hardware. We present a new method that only requires video of a known calibration pattern. Experimental bottling food preservation results on over 60 real datasets show that our method bottling food preservation is more accurate than the current state of the art.
@inproceedings{oth_cvpr13, Author = {Luc Oth and Paul Furgale and Laurent Kneip and Roland Siegwart}, Booktitle = {Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2013 IEEE Conference on}, Month = {25--27 June}, Title = {Rolling Shutter Camera Calibration}, Year = {2013} }
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