SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR TRACKING OBJECTS IN A FIELD OF VIEW

Number: 20190278995
Published: 2019-09-12
Filed: 2019-03-07
Assignee: Disney Enterprises, Inc.
Inventors: Mine; Mark R., Chapman; Steven M., Hale; Alexa L., Popp; Joseph M., Binder; Dawn J., Agyemang; Calis O., Taylor; Alice
CPC: G06F3/011; G06F3/0346; G06T7/246; G06T7/73; G06T7/90; G06T11/60; G06V20/20; G06V20/64; H04N5/2224; H04N5/2228
Verdict: Medium Notable software
Source: Google Patents · FreePatentsOnline

The keeper's note

Tracking objects in field of view (CV tracking).

Abstract

Systems and methods for tracking objects in a field of view are disclosed. In one embodiment a method may include obtaining, from the non-transient electronic storage, object data. The object data may include a position of one or more objects as a function of time in a field of view. The method may include generating, with the one or more physical computer processors and the one or more AR components, a first virtual object to depict at least one or more of the object data of a first object at a first time. The method may include displaying, via the display, the first virtual object.

Background

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates generally to augmented reality presentations.BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

Embodiments of the disclosure are directed to systems and methods for tracking objects in a field of view.

In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method for tracking objects in a field of view may be implemented in an augmented reality (AR) device. The AR device may include one or more capture devices, one or more AR components, one or more physical computer processors, non-transient electronic storage, and a display. The computer-implemented method may include obtaining, from the non-transient electronic storage, object data. The object data may include a position of one or more objects as a function of time in a field of view. The computer-implemented method may include generating, with the one or more physical computer processors and the one or more AR components, a first virtual object to depict at least one or more of the object data of a first object at a first time. The computer-implemented method may include displaying, via the display, the first virtual object.

In embodiments, the position may includes an orientation of the one or more objects as a function of time.

In embodiments, the first virtual object may includes a first color, corresponding to a first object at a first time, when the first virtual object does not match a position of the first object at a current time.

In embodiments, a first set of t

Claims

1. A computer-implemented method for tracking objects in a field of view, the method being implemented in an augmented reality (AR) device that includes one or more capture devices, one or more AR components, one or more physical computer processors, non-transient electronic storage, and a display, the method comprising: obtaining, from the non-transient electronic storage, object data, the object data comprising a position of one or more objects as a function of time in a field of view; generating, with the one or more physical computer processors and the one or more AR components, a first virtual object to depict at least one or more of the object data of a first object at a first time; and displaying, via the display, the first virtual object. 10. A computer-implemented method comprising: capturing, with a capture device, one or more objects in a field of view; generating, with one or more physical computer processors, object data by associating the one or more objects with corresponding positions of the one or more objects; and storing, in non-transient electronic storage, the object data. 20. A system comprising: a non-transient electronic storage; a display; and one or more physical computer processors configured by machine-readable instructions to: obtain, from the non-transient electronic storage, object data, the object data comprising a position of one or more objects as a function of time in a field of view; generate, with the one or more physical computer processors, a first virtual object to depict at least one or more of the object data of a first object at a first time; and display, via the display, the first virtual object.