3D Imaging Motion Correction

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Motion Correction in 3D Imaging Inadequate motion quantification is a problem that currently limits the growth of commercial time-of-flight imaging technologies. The Motion Blur technique is a firmware solution that quantifies the speed and direction of moving objects with one specialised range image acquisition. Implementation of this technique will enable simultaneous motion detection for multiple objects in a scene, with a high level of measurement accuracy. The solution also corrects motion-related errors in real time, facilitating the subsequent utilisation of crisp, corrected representations of moving objects.   Applications The motion correction technique is expected to enhance the accuracy of motion quantification in the following range imaging applications: Gesture control for consumer electronics and gaming devices. Interactive advertising, which relies on user interaction and gestures.   USPs Accurate measurement of speed and direction of motion. Simultaneous quantification and error-correction for multiple moving objects.   Commercial Objective Currently seeking partners interested in licensing the technology or working with us to develop and implement the technique on commercial hardware.   Technology Status Proof of Concept