US Patent Application 18187749. TARGET IDENTIFICATION DEVICE, ELECTRONIC DEVICE, TARGET IDENTIFICATION METHOD, AND STORAGE MEDIUM simplified abstract

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TARGET IDENTIFICATION DEVICE, ELECTRONIC DEVICE, TARGET IDENTIFICATION METHOD, AND STORAGE MEDIUM

Organization Name

CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA


Inventor(s)

Shimon Uemura of Tokyo (JP)


TARGET IDENTIFICATION DEVICE, ELECTRONIC DEVICE, TARGET IDENTIFICATION METHOD, AND STORAGE MEDIUM - A simplified explanation of the abstract

  • This abstract for appeared for US patent application number 18187749 Titled 'TARGET IDENTIFICATION DEVICE, ELECTRONIC DEVICE, TARGET IDENTIFICATION METHOD, AND STORAGE MEDIUM'

Simplified Explanation

The target identification device described in the abstract is designed to quickly and accurately recognize targets. It includes a display element, an imaging element, a guide unit, and an identification unit. The imaging element captures an image of the user's eyeball, while the guide unit directs the user's sight towards the imaging element. The identification unit then identifies the eyeball based on certain features calculated from the captured image. Overall, this device aims to improve target recognition by efficiently guiding the user's sight and analyzing the captured image.


Original Abstract Submitted

In order to provide a target identification device capable of performing recognition in a short period of time with high recognition accuracy, the target identification device includes: a display element; an imaging element that has an optical axis direction with deviation from an optical axis direction of the display element and captures an image of an eyeball of a user; a guide unit that performs guiding such that a sight direction of the user is directed to the optical axis direction of the imaging element; and an identification unit that identifies the eyeball on the basis of a feature amount calculated from the image of the eyeball in a state in which the guide unit has guided the sight direction to being directed in the optical axis direction of the imaging element.