US Patent Application 18026472. ALIGNING REPRESENTATIONS OF 3D SPACE simplified abstract
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ALIGNING REPRESENTATIONS OF 3D SPACE
Organization Name
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)
Inventor(s)
[[José Ara�jo of Stockholm (SE)]]
[[Paula Carb� Cubero of Sundbyberg (SE)]]
Ioannis Karagiannis of Kalamata (GR)
Ananya Muddukrishna of Enskededalen (SE)
ALIGNING REPRESENTATIONS OF 3D SPACE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18026472 titled 'ALIGNING REPRESENTATIONS OF 3D SPACE
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes a method for aligning representations of a 3D space captured by different devices.
- Obtaining geometric restrictions for two different representations of the same physical space captured by two different devices.
- Comparing the geometric restrictions and determining if the difference exceeds a threshold.
- Identifying which set of geometric restrictions is more restrictive and which is less restrictive.
- Triggering a determination of the representation based on the least restrictive set of geometric restrictions, using the most restrictive set as a reference.
Original Abstract Submitted
A method for aligning representations of a 3D space is provided, including: obtaining a first set of geometric restrictions for a first representation corresponding to capturing restrictions of a first capturing device, the first representation forming part of a map for positioning of capturing devices; obtaining a second set of geometric restrictions corresponding to capturing restrictions of a second capturing device for providing a second representation of a 3D physical space; determining that a difference between the first set of geometric restrictions and the second set of geometric restrictions exceeds a threshold; determining which one of the first set of geometric restrictions and the second set of geometric restrictions is most restrictive and which one is least restrictive; and triggering a restrictive determination of the representation that is based on the least restrictive set of geometric restrictions, the determination being based on the most restrictive set of geometric restrictions.
