EP3092795A2 - Dispositif de création de vidéos augmentées - Google Patents
Dispositif de création de vidéos augmentéesInfo
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- the present invention relates to a device for creating sequences of "augmented videos".
- the typical use case is the following: a person equipped with a Smartphone (the Smartphone is a mobile cellular phone with in particular a camera, a screen and a digital processing unit, but it can also be any other terminal capable of making a video recording) film another person (or an object) that has on it sensors (accelerometer, gyrometer, thermometer, heart rate monitor, blood oxygen sensor) , Pressure sensor ). After processing the data from the sensors, they are transmitted via a wireless communication to the smartphone that will aggregate with the video sequence created. It is in this sense that we speak of "augmented video”.
- the device which is the subject of the invention makes it possible to assist the users in the creation of these sequences merging the video and the data coming from the sensors.
- Augmented video creation devices are known:
- the company Amisco (http://www.sport-universal.com/) offers an augmented video creation system based on the analysis of videos captured by cameras during sports events. The elements resulting from the analysis of the videos come then to feed a database which can be exploited for different purposes including the creation of augmented videos.
- the company Deltatre (http: //www.deltatre.com/) markets a set of services capable on different media (TV, smartphone, tablet ...) to merge different data with video. These data come from static or dynamic databases that are collected, processed and added during a sporting event.
- Opta http: //www.optasports.com/
- has an approach close to Deltatre or Amisco it also creates video content or web pages associating images, videos and various statistics collected in databases.
- the embedding of data in a video is a human operation, the man intervening to interpret the video in order to associate complementary data. These data do not come from sensors worn by the players and moreover the computing power put into play as well as the duration of the human intervention can be very important because little limited by time, size, speed constraints. calculation or dissipation of energy.
- video recording capture terminals that include sensors (GPS receiver, temperature sensor, humidity sensor %) and which combine to video or photo data from these sensors.
- the object of the invention is to propose a device including the terminal which films, the connected sensors as well as the data processing and storage servers in order to make possible and efficient the creation of augmented video sequences.
- the description is made for a case that includes a person making the film and controlling the terminal that records the video and a person carrying the connected sensor or sensors.
- the person making the film is in the rest of the text designated by the term "the filmmaker” and the person carrying the sensors connected by "the sportsman". It is obvious that this description is in no way limiting and is only used to make the words more concrete by treating a specific case. For example, we can imagine a scenario where "the filmmaker” and "the athlete” are one and the same person, the terminal that records the video is then controlled by the athlete. It is also obvious that those skilled in the art will be able to use the device described in other fields than the sports field.
- the profile of the user is known (weight, size, key performance for the sport practiced, ). This profile is either available locally in the Smartphone or retrieved from a remote server within the telecommunication network. • The filmmaker triggers the start of the video recording. This trigger can also be controlled remotely by the athlete via a remote control.
- the Smartphone recorded in its memory the data relating to the video as well as data corresponding to the activity of the athlete. These are synchronized temporally with the video. All of these data "video + activities” is injected into an algorithm responsible for selecting the "highlights” of the video sequence. "Highlights” correspond to the most intense phases of activity. For example, the acceleration is analyzed over all the activities, the peaks are recorded, if we look for the 5 most interesting peaks, 5 time zones will be selected. The duration of each zone depends on the sport practiced: of the order of 2s for example for the tennis, duration which we name "standard duration”.
- the five time zones thus selected are transmitted to another algorithm that will collect video data on time windows centered on each of the zones and of a length (parameterizable) greater than the "typical duration" of an event, typically 2 to 3 times higher.
- the Smartphone will be able, thanks to an appropriate program, to generate slowed video sequences relevant because corresponding to moments of intense activities.
- the data from the activities will be used to add video information such as speed, acceleration, power, jump height ...
- This data associated with the video viewed in slow motion is what we call a " augmented video "as augmented by data helping to interpret and appreciate sports performance.
- the process described above corresponds to an automatic generation without the intervention of the filmmaker.
- the filmmaker can act on various parameters to generate other video sequences, for example by changing the number of videos generated (modification of the parameter "number of videos to generate") or by selecting only the videos where the athlete jumped to more than lm, for example ... or for which the power developed is greater than a certain threshold.
- the default setting principle allows automatic generation of augmented videos adapted to a simplified and fast use. Changing the default settings (through an "expert" menu, for example) will allow you to change settings for those who want a custom build.
- this can be done with a number of images per second which will be defined according to certain parameters, for example:
- the video sequence is filmed at 120 images per second, the visualization in slow motion around the interesting moments is done at a fixed rate of 20 frames per second or at a variable rate ranging from 120 frames per second at the beginning of the sequence, reducing to 10 frames per second during the intense activity phase in order to restore the best performance of the athlete, then returning at a rate of 120 frames per second at the end of the sequence.
- Creation of synchronized video and photo effects on the data from the sensors Thanks to the data synchronized with the video it is thus possible to automatically create slow motion based on the data from the sensors.
- pictures extracted from the video can advantageously be created automatically as well.
- some photos are extracted (4 or 5 typically) around the event.
- the filmmaker can then select the photo that pleases him the most, or even modify the triggering criteria to generate other photos.
- Various video or photographic effects can be created thanks to the sensors: succession of photos around the intense moments of activity, effect of trail, specific music accompanying the moment when the activity of the sportsman is at its maximum, effects of light, halot luminous , add a congratulatory message, not to mention the addition of performance information (height, time in the air -no contact with the ground or the sea-, power, acceleration, speed ).
- augmented videos from unsynchronized (temporally) video sources initially with the sensors:
- the terminal that records the video is synchronously timed with the sensor data. This is for example the case when a smartphone records the video while collecting the data from the sensors via a radiocommunication connection.
- the Smartphone defines the time reference: on the basis of its internal clock, a time base derived from a GPS receiver, or a time base receiver receiving information from a terrestrial transmitter. (transmitter of France Inter in France, DCF77 system in Germany ...), or by synchronizing itself on the mobile network.
- the smartphone communicates with the connected sensor so that they synchronize their respective time bases.
- the sensor itself has a GPS receiver or a time base receiver in which case the synchronization is effected by means of this common time base between the Smartphone and the connected sensor.
- the sensor comprises a plurality of dels (electroluminescent diodes) arranged to form a specific luminous pattern whose lighting is controlled temporally by the microprocessor present in the connected sensor.
- dels electroactive diodes
- the sensor comprises a plurality of dels (electroluminescent diodes) arranged to form a specific luminous pattern whose lighting is controlled temporally by the microprocessor present in the connected sensor.
- the dels flash in a particular way and the filmmaker is asked to point his camera (or any other device making the recording) to the dels until the end of the song, this before continue video recording.
- 2 streams are generated: the video stream of the camera as well as a stream integrating the dels control times and the performance data from the sensors.
- These two data streams are retrieved by a computer (desktop computer, portable computer, smartphone, digital tablet, etc.) which includes a specific program implementing a signal processing algorithm known to the person in charge.
- a computer desktop computer, portable computer, smartphone, digital tablet, etc.
- Applied art on these two streams and to synchronize temporally the two streams.
- the performance data is synchronized temporally with the video data and the filmmaker or any other person will be able to create augmented videos with the automatic creation mechanisms as seen previously.
- the luminous graphic pattern can also be replaced by a device generating audible sound (small speaker, generator exploiting the piezoelectric effect - commonly called buzzer-, ...) which will lead to recognizing a specific audio nature sig place and place of the graphical nature of the luminous pattern.
- Smartphone for building augmented videos.
- the sportsman activates his connected sensor.
- the filmmaker films the athlete at special moments during the descent.
- the filmmaker retrieves the data from the connected sensor in order to build the augmented video.
- time synchronization is performed.
- a mixed mode corresponding to a case where the filmmaker and the sportsman wish to be in a real time mode.
- the connected sensor switches to the delayed mode and will transmit the stored (and processed) data as soon as it can to the Smartphone.
- the sensor must be miniaturized and for that consume as little energy as possible in order to board a battery having small dimensions.
- voice transmission devices that adapt the compression ratio to the quality of the link of the communication, in order to transmit the voice even if the quality of the link is degraded.
- the bracelet (1) is a sensor connected as defined above, it comprises a number of electronic components and sensors.
- the electronics integrated into the bracelet includes radio communication means able to exchange information with the smartphone (3).
- the radiocommunication link (2) between (1) and (3) is symbolized in the figure.
- the product that includes the sensors is here represented in the form of a bracelet, this is in no way limiting, there are other configurations as a small monobloc product that can be accommodated in a holding accessory (on various locations in the body) without electronics. or a product very flat and deformable to adapt to body shapes.
- the Smartphone retrieves the data from the sensors to exploit them to make the augmented videos.
- Figure 2 This figure represents an internal view of the bracelet.
- the sensors (4) use a variety of technologies such as Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MMS) technology, which allows for significant miniaturization and reduced consumption.
- the bracelet also comprises a rechargeable battery (5) and a set of electronic components (6) of the microprocessor type and integrated radio communication circuits.
- the radiocommunication standard used for the link (2) can, for example, be of the BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) type or the Wifi type (802.11 IEEE standard).
- the sensors (4) transmit their information to the microprocessor which merges the data in order to calculate different parameters such as the speed by means of a simple integration, the displacement by means of a double integration, or changes of reference marks. orthogonal, etc. this before transmit this data to the radiocommunication transmitter which will transmit them to the Smartphone.
- FIG. 3 This figure shines the descriptions made above, especially with regard to the lines 10 to 35 of page 5.
- the abscissa represents the time that can be used to identify the moments when the information different sensors are recorded.
- the ordinate axis represents the modulus of the acceleration A.
- aX represents the acceleration along the X axis, aY the following along the Y axis and az along the Z axis.
- aT is the earth-axis acceleration along the Z axis, also measured using sensors in static phases, where ti is the time marker corresponding to the moment when the acceleration modulus exceeds a predefined threshold that i allows to define a phase of intense activity named "strong moment".
- a temporal window named "Time Zone 1" of the word Zt is set to the time marker t 1. This time window is aj usted to be greater than the typical duration of an activity (service to tennis, punch to boxing ...) of the sport practiced.
- Figure 5 This is the actual variation that will be applied to make the changes more gradual. This curve is obtained by low-pass filtering, for example, from the second order, starting from the curve of FIG.
- Figures 6 and 7 show the bracelet (7) incorporating sensors to which has been added the luminous graphical pattern described above. in the section "Creating augmented videos from unsynchronized video sources (temporally) initially with the sensors".
- Figure 7 shows the local detail of the graphic pattern consisting of 3 light points, each light point is a del identical to (8). This graphic pattern very simple in this example can be more complex and represent lines, a letter for example ...
- pattern recognition processing (not described here because already known to those skilled in the art) is to determine when this pattern disappears in order to perform time synchronization. Obviously the accuracy is limited by the sampling frequency of the successive images recorded by the camera: 100 images per second for example.
- the wearer of the bracelet can vocally control (microphone and electronics necessary in the sensor, of course) the moment when the dels will start operation so the user can make sure to have at this moment the camera terminal making the recording properly so that the light pattern is in the field of view of the camera.
- This vocal triggering can also be achieved by a vibratory trigger, the wearer of the "sensor” tapping in a particular way on the body of the "sensor".
- this light pattern recognition device with a voice recognition device using a simultaneous recording of the sound in the sensor and in the terminal performing the video recording (and audio).
- FIG. 8 These figures describe in a simplified manner the functional blocks of the connected sensor.
- the block (9) represents the sensors consuming an I_Cap current.
- the block (10) represents the digital part (analog / digital converters, microprocessor, signal processing unit, memory, etc.) processing the information. This block (10) consumes a current noted I_Dig.
- the block (11) represents the radiofrequency part (digital / analog converters, frequency synthesizers, oscillator, amplifier, mixers, modulators, antennas, etc.) responsible for transmitting and receiving high frequency information (typically at 2.4GHz). This block (11) consume a current noted I_RF.
- the curve (12) represents the typical evolution of the current consumed by the radiofrequency part as a function of the flow rate D2. This curve is actually a network of curves because the modulation system may be different for the same flow. In order to simplify the presentation, only one curve is shown: for the same modulation, the same power level ... an increase in the average bit rate leads to having to transmit more often (time-division multiplexing system) and therefore leads to a consumption that believes with the average flow.
- the curve (13) represents the typical evolution of the current as a function of D2, it is easy to understand that the lower the flow rate and the more it requires computing power to exploit the redundancies of the signals. In reality, it is a discontinuous curve because only certain flows are possible depending on the type (limited in number) of algorithm applied. In order to simplify the presentation a continuous curve has been represented.
- the curve (14) represents the shape of the total current drawn on the battery for a given configuration and the curve (15) for another configuration, in fact the treatments are different depending on the sport and the type of modulation chosen at a given moment given.
- the connected sensor continuously performs an analysis according to various criteria (modulation in progress, type of sport, types of digital treatments available, ...) in order to choose the best compromise and thus decide if the treatments are carried out locally in the sensor connected or in Smartphone, example for some cases by referring to curves (14) and (15):
- the quality of the radiofrequency link (2) is such that it can be transmitted at the rate D22. In the case of the curve (14) it is necessary to transmit at the rate D21 in order to optimize the consumption of the connected sensor whereas in the case of the curve (15) it is advantageous to transmit at the rate D22 and thus to choose the type of appropriate digital processing.
- the quality of the link (2) is such that it can only be transmitted at flow D20. In the case of the curve (14) it is necessary to transmit at the rate D20 and it will be the same for the case of the curve (15).
- the data of the sensors are simply collected or transmitted to the radio block of the connected sensor, in this case the flow rate D2 is maximum, 30kbps for example and the treatment of Detailed analysis is done by the Smartphone.
- a treatment consisting in performing all the data analysis and detecting, for a given sport, the type of gesture and its characteristics. For example, "Realized service with a maximum acceleration of 5g and a rotational speed of 600 degrees per second". In this case it is obvious that the bit rate necessary to code this information will be very similar, the bit rate D2 will be very low, for example 300bps. In this case the treatment is very limited on the Smartphone side.
- the connected sensor analyzes its positioning in the space that it models by a parameterized curve (using a polynomial formulation for example) and then transmits the values of these parameters. settings.
- the bit rate will be of the order of 5kbps and the Smartphone will have to perform additional data analysis treatments.
- FIG. 9 This figure gives a general representation of the so-called general public system.
- the mobile network is interconnected with the internet network (22) for accessing the data servers (23) also connected to the Internet.
- FIG. 10 Compared to Figure 9 the Smartphone is replaced by a housing (28) responsible for communicating with the connected sensors.
- the link (26) is preferably identical to that of FIG. 9 (link (16)).
- the housing (28) also has sensors, so there are cases where the connected sensors (27) are not necessary.
- the housing (28) communicates with a radio frequency link (29) to a private network (30) to transmit data from the sensors.
- the link (29) uses for example the so-called ISM frequencies (Scientific and Medical Instrumentation) with a proprietary protocol for connecting to a first private network included in (30) which consists of several fixed radio frequency stations.
- ISM frequencies Sesific and Medical Instrumentation
- each player is equipped with a housing and several sensors connected, these boxes (28) communicate with radio stations located around the lawn between the spectators and the playground.
- the fixed stations belonging to the private network are connected for example via an Ethernet network to a second private network located in (30) connected typically to the trucks used for television production and which collect and control the cameras filming a sporting event.
- a second private network located in (30) connected typically to the trucks used for television production and which collect and control the cameras filming a sporting event.
- Private networks (30) can be connected to an Internet network in order to access servers or more simply so that the assembly can be controlled remotely.
- the data from the sensors are transmitted and stored in the servers (35), these data are then recovered by the trucks used to perform television production through their private network. Augmented videos can be created.
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