18260259. IMAGING DEVICE, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM simplified abstract (Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation)

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IMAGING DEVICE, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM

Organization Name

Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation

Inventor(s)

TAKAYOSHI Ozone of KANAGAWA (JP)

IKKI Hara of KANAGAWA (JP)

JUNICHI Sakamoto of KANAGAWA (JP)

SHINYA Sumikura of KANAGAWA (JP)

IMAGING DEVICE, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18260259 titled 'IMAGING DEVICE, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM

Simplified Explanation

- An imaging device is designed to reduce transfer delay, recognition processing delay, and processing cost. - The device includes a determination unit that identifies different regions within an imaging region based on the focus of the image captured. - A processing unit then generates two images - one with higher resolution (first image) based on the first region and another with lower resolution (second image) based on the second region.

Potential Applications

- Medical imaging - Surveillance systems - Quality control in manufacturing

Problems Solved

- Reduction of transfer delay - Reduction of recognition processing delay - Reduction of processing cost

Benefits

- Improved image resolution - Faster processing times - Cost-effective imaging solutions


Original Abstract Submitted

To suppress a transfer delay, a recognition processing delay, and a processing cost. An imaging device according to an embodiment includes: a determination unit () that determines two or more regions including first and second regions with respect to an imaging region of an imaging unit on the basis of a degree of focus of an image acquired by the imaging unit (); and a processing unit () that generates a first image based on the first region and a second image based on the second region, in which the first image has a higher resolution than the second image.