KR102258207B1 - Method for providing every side viewing angle - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for providing an omni-directional view for assisting the eyepiece and berthing of a ship, and after post-processing an image image input through a wide-angle camera, the image is merged by matching the actual distance between pixels, and the image merged. The present invention relates to a method of providing an omnidirectional view for assisting the berthing and berthing of a ship to simultaneously show an image and a dangerous object searched around an own ship to an operator. To this end, each initial image image including a reference image for measuring the distance between pixels is obtained from a plurality of wide-angle camera units arranged at a preset location of the ship to process the initial image image, and then the pixels of the processed initial image image. Deriving the actual distance between the two through the reference image, processing the actual video image by acquiring the actual video image from a plurality of wide-angle cameras, and merging each processed actual video image, and other ships located around the ship And visualizing by generating a first inserted object image based on the location information and motion information of, and displaying a second inserted object image based on the shoreline information together with the merged image. Disclosed is a method for providing an omnidirectional view for assistance.

Description

Method for providing an omni-directional view for assisting the ship's berthing and berthing {Method for providing every side viewing angle}

The present invention relates to a method for providing an omni-directional view for assisting the eyepiece and lateral eye of a ship, and more particularly, after post-processing an image image input through a wide-angle camera, the image is merged by matching the actual distance distance between pixels. The present invention relates to a method for providing an omnidirectional view for assisting the berthing and berthing of a ship to simultaneously show an operator an image of an image combined with an image and a dangerous object searched around an own ship.

In general, ships have a large mass and cannot perform rapid acceleration/deceleration movements, unlike land transport means, and ships moving on fluids have a long braking distance, so the risk of collision is highest when berthing or berthing the ship.

The vehicle's AVM (Around View Monitor) is a system that provides a field of view to reduce the risk of collision when the vehicle is parked, and provides an omnidirectional view by transforming and merging images input from four (or more) cameras into a flat image. . In this case, the ultra-wide-angle camera has a problem in that the image distortion increases as the distance from the center of the image increases, and an area that does not contain actual image information is generated, so that a planar image of a sufficient distance from the vehicle body cannot be obtained.

On the other hand, since the ship moves on the fluid, the braking distance is much larger than that of the vehicle, and therefore, there is a need to obtain a plane image in a much wider range than that of the vehicle.

Korean Registered Patent Publication 10-1812994 (Name of invention: safety berthing system and method for ship using camera image)

Accordingly, the present invention was created to solve the above-described problem, and the distance between pixels of an image image obtained using a chess board is matched, and through this, the actual image image is merged and provided, and at the same time, dangerous goods around the own ship are provided. It is an object of the present invention to provide an invention capable of preventing a collision risk by being able to display to the operator at the same time.

However, the objects of the present invention are not limited to the above-mentioned objects, and other objects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description.

An object of the present invention described above is to obtain each initial image image including a reference image for measuring the distance between pixels from a plurality of wide-angle camera units arranged at a preset location of the ship to process and process the initial image image. Deriving the actual distance between the pixels of the initial video image through the reference image, processing the actual video image by obtaining each of the actual video images from a plurality of wide-angle cameras, and merging the processed actual video images, and It characterized by comprising the step of visualizing by generating a first inserted object image based on the location information and motion information of other ships located around the ship, and by generating a second inserted object image based on the coastline information and displaying it together with the merged image. It can be achieved by providing a method for providing an omni-directional view for berthing and angular assistance of the vessel.

In addition, the reference image is an image image of a reference object for distance measurement, which is arbitrarily arranged in an area illuminated by a plurality of wide-angle cameras in order to measure the actual distance between pixels of the processed initial video image.

In addition, the processing of the initial image image includes obtaining an initial image image including a reference image from the wide-angle camera unit, a radiation distortion correction step of correcting a curved image of the initial image image, and radiation distortion correction using projection transformation. And converting the converted initial image image into a planar image to generate an initial planar image image.

In addition, deriving the actual distance between pixels is the step of recognizing four vertices of the reference image included in the radiation distortion-corrected image, and placing the derived vertices by determining the placement of the four vertices of the reference image in an arbitrary area of the initial planar image image. Deriving coordinates, calculating 8 transformation constants through projection transformation determinant based on the coordinates of vertex placement, transforming the image whose radiation distortion has been corrected through the 8 transformation constants and coordinate transformation equation into an initial planar image image And deriving an actual distance between pixels of the flat image image using the actual size information of the reference image and the number of pixels of the reference image included in the initial planar image image.

In addition, the processing of the actual video image includes obtaining an actual video image without a reference image from the wide-angle camera unit, a radiation distortion correction step of correcting a curved image of the actual video image, and radiation distortion using projection transformation. And converting the corrected real image image into a planar image to generate a real planar image image.

In addition, in the step of merging the real image images, the plurality of real planar image images are image merged through a preset algorithm.

Also, in the step of visualizing, the first and second inserted object images are displayed together with the merged image based on actual distance information between pixels.

According to the present invention as described above, the distance between pixels of an image image obtained using a chess board is matched, and through this, the actual image image is merged and provided, and dangerous objects around the own ship can be simultaneously displayed to the operator. There is an effect that can prevent the risk of collision by visualizing the surrounding environment for assisting eyesight.

The following drawings attached to the present specification illustrate a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and serve to further understand the technical idea of the present invention together with the detailed description of the present invention, so that the present invention is limited to the matters described in such drawings. It is limited and should not be interpreted.
1 is a diagram illustrating an example of an image image of each wide-angle camera by installing wide-angle cameras at 10 preset locations of a ship according to an embodiment of the present invention,
2 is a view for explaining radiation distortion correction according to an embodiment of the present invention,
3 is a diagram illustrating a conversion to a flat image using projection conversion according to an embodiment of the present invention,
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a boundary of each image by merging images through an alpha map algorithm according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 shows a screen for displaying a merged image to an operator along with icons of coastlines and other ships according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a diagram illustrating various icon shapes according to the movement of another line according to an embodiment of the present invention as an example,
Figures 7(a) and (b) show that images (chessboard and parking line, etc.) photographed in each area have different sizes on the screen, and Figures 7(c) and (d) match the size of the images. It shows what was ordered,
FIG. 8(a) shows that the first wide-angle camera and the second wide-angle camera are arranged at a symmetrical position and at a symmetrical angle, and FIG. 8(b) is an image image taken by the first wide-angle camera, and FIG. 8 (c) is a video image taken by a second wide-angle camera,
9 is a projection conversion of an image including a chess board photographed by a second wide-angle camera,
FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a symmetrical movement of an image photographed by a first wide-angle camera without including a chess board using projection transform coordinates of a second wide-angle camera
11(a) and (b) show images taken through a wide-angle camera by arranging the chess board 11 in an arbitrary place,
12 is a diagram illustrating a projection conversion of the image of FIG. 11.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, one embodiment described below does not unreasonably limit the content of the present invention described in the claims, and the entire configuration described in the present embodiment cannot be said to be essential as a solution to the present invention. In addition, descriptions of the prior art and those that are obvious to those skilled in the art may be omitted, and descriptions of such omitted components (methods) and functions may be sufficiently referenced within the scope of the technical spirit of the present invention.

A method for providing an omnidirectional view for assisting berthing and berthing of a ship according to an embodiment of the present invention relates to an invention for preventing a collision risk by effectively displaying an omni-directional view of the surrounding area of the ship when berthing and berthing of the ship. . Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, a method of providing an omnidirectional view for assisting the eyepiece and lateral eye of a ship according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

As shown in Fig. 1, wide-angle cameras are installed at 10 predetermined locations on the ship in order to provide an omnidirectional view of the surrounding area of the ship. The wide-angle camera photographs the front, rear, left, and right areas of the ship in each divided area. Image images captured by a plurality of wide-angle cameras are merged and displayed to the operator as shown in FIG. 4. FIG. 1 shows a photograph taken for a total of 10 wide-angle cameras, but if the surrounding area of a ship can be photographed in all directions, the number of wide-angle cameras may vary according to the installation environment of the ship. Each captured image requires post-processing of the image image. If wide-angle cameras are installed at 10 preset locations on the ship, the omni-directional view providing method can be provided as follows.

First, a step of deriving an actual distance between pixels of an image of an image captured from a wide-angle camera unit is performed. That is, when there is a collision dangerous object (for example, another ship) around the own ship, the actual distance between pixels of the image obtained from the wide-angle camera must be calculated in order to accurately display the position and direction of the collision dangerous object together with the omnidirectional image.

In order to derive the actual distance between pixels of the video image, as shown in FIG. 1, 10 wide-angle cameras are installed at preset positions of the ship to respectively photograph the surrounding area of the ship. At this time, by arbitrarily arranging and photographing a reference image for measuring distance such as "chessboard 11", the chessboard 11 is photographed together with the captured image image 110c. Since the actual size information of the chess board 11 is known when the chess board 11 is arbitrarily placed in the photographing area of the wide-angle camera, this size information is used when deriving the actual distance between pixels. The above-described chessboard 11 is described as an example for convenience of description, and other objects that can be distinguished or identified from other objects in the photographing area of the camera may be arbitrarily arranged in advance.

Each initial image image including a reference image captured through the wide-angle camera unit requires post-processing in the following. The processing of the initial image image includes a radiation distortion correction step of correcting a curved image of the initial image image, and a step of generating an initial planar image image by converting the initial image image corrected for radiation distortion into a flat image using projection transformation. Includes. It will be described in detail below.

The radiation distortion correction step is performed through the radiation distortion correction unit. Each initial image image including the reference image captured through the wide-angle camera unit has a curvature of the image image as shown in FIG. 2(a) or 2(c). The curvature of the image image is corrected as shown in FIG. 2(b) or 2(d) through radiation distortion correction.

In a more detailed description, the curvature distortion of an image is corrected by matching xp_u and yp_u to each of xp_d and yp_d using a Radial Distortion Correction matrix transformation equation. The xp_u and yp_u denote the x and y components of arbitrary coordinates of the corrected image, respectively. xp_d and yp_d denote the x and y components of the corresponding coordinates of the original image, respectively.

In Equation 1 above, x _{n_u} and y _{n_u} are the x and y components of the normalized coordinates of the corrected image, and f _x and f _y are the horizontal focal length and vertical focal length (focal length: the image from the lens of the camera device. The distance to the sensor) is (unit is pixel), c _x , c _y are the x and y components of the coordinates of the main point (the image coordinate of the foot of the line from the center of the camera lens to the image sensor). Pixel), skew_c is the asymmetry coefficient (the tan value of the angle formed by the Y-axis direction of the image sensor with the vertical axis of the actual image), and x _{p_u} and y _{p_u} are the x- and y-components of the coordinates of the image that have been corrected.

Equation 2 can be obtained from Equation 1 as follows.

In addition, _{the distance r u} of the coordinates from the center of the image _{can be obtained from x n_u} and y _{n_u} as shown in Equation 3 below.

x _{n_d} and y _{n_d} are the x and y components of the normalized coordinates of the original image, respectively, and the following Equation 4 can be obtained from Equation 2 and Equation 3.

At this time, k ₁ ,k ₂ ,k ₃ are the radial distortion coefficients obtained from the image and indicate the degree of distortion according to a certain distance from the center, and p ₁ ,p ₂ are the tangential distortion coefficients obtained from the image ( Tangential Distortion Coefficient), which represents the distortion caused by the horizontal mismatch between the image sensor and the lens.

x _{p_d} and y _{p_d} are the x and y components of the coordinates of the original image, respectively, and the coordinates of the original images to be entered in _{x p_u and y p_u can be obtained as in Equation 5 below.}

Through the above process, the image after radiation distortion correction is obtained from various constants (f _x , f _y , c _x , c _y , skew_c, k _1, k ₂ , k ₃ , p ₁ , p ₂ ). Coordinates (x _{p_d} , y _{p_d} ) of the image before radiation distortion correction corresponding to the coordinates (x _{p_u,} y _{p_u} ) may be calculated.

The radiation distortion correction may be performed on the curvature image of FIG. 2(a) or 2(c) through Equations 1 to 5 described above with FIG. 2(b) or 2(d). However, although the chessboard 11 is not shown in FIG. 2, the principle of correction of radiation distortion is applied in the same manner.

After the radiation distortion is corrected, the projection conversion unit converts the radiation distortion-corrected initial image image into a planar image using a projection conversion algorithm to generate an initial planar image image. After the above-described radiation distortion correction, correction processing is performed as shown in Fig. 3(a) or 3(c). Projection transformation is used to convert the image of Fig. 3(a) or 3(c) to the planar image of Fig. 3(b) or 3(d). In order to use the perspective transform, the four vertices of the chess board 11 shown in Fig. 3(c) are recognized and vertex coordinates (x1,y1), (x2,y2), (x3,y3). ),(x4,y4) is calculated.

Next, by determining the placement of the four vertices of the chess board 11 in a randomly selected area of the image in Fig. 3(d), the coordinates on the screen (x'1,y'1), (x'2, which are vertex placement coordinates) y'2), (x'3,y'3), (x'4,y'4) are calculated.

Next, based on the vertex placement coordinates, eight transformation constants are calculated through Equation 6, which is the following projection transformation determinant.

At this time, the 8*8 matrix on the right side is a projection transformation matrix, and x1,x2,x3,x4,y1,y2,y3,y4 denote the x and y components of the vertex coordinates of the image before projection transformation, respectively, and x' 1,x'2,x'3,x'4, y'1,y'2,y'3,y'4 denote the x and y components of the vertex placement coordinates of the image after projection transformation, respectively, and a ,b,c,d,e,f,g,h are eight transformation constants required for performing projection transformation, respectively.

Next, the radiation distortion-corrected image is projected-converted using 8 transformation constants and Equation 7, which is a coordinate transformation equation, and the coordinates are transformed into an initial planar image image. When the projection transformation is used in this way, it is converted into a flat image as shown in Fig. 3(d).

x,y are the x and y components of the arbitrary coordinates of the image before projection transformation, x',y' are the x and y components of the coordinates corresponding to x,y after projection transformation, and 8 transformation constants Using this, it is possible to calculate transformed coordinates for arbitrary coordinates other than specific coordinates such as (x1,y1).

Through the above process, 4 reference coordinates (x1,y1), (x2,y2), (x3,y3), (x4,y4) and 4 conversion coordinates (x'1,y'1),(x'2) Using ,y'2),(x'3,y'3),(x'4,y'4), the post-transformation coordinates (x',y' corresponding to the arbitrary pre-conversion coordinates (x,y)) ) Can be calculated.

When the projection conversion is completed, as shown in FIG. 3(d), the video image is converted into a flat image. Therefore, derivation of the actual distance between pixels of the image that has been projected transformation as shown in Fig. 3(d) is a plan image image using the actual size information of the chess board 11 and the number of pixels of the chess board image included in the plane image where the projection transformation has been completed. Derive the actual distance between the pixels of.

On the other hand, each image image input from 10 wide-angle camera units is projected and converted according to Equations 1 to 7 described above to generate an initial planar image image as shown in FIG. 3(d). The actual distance between pixels is matched. Since the actual distances between pixels of each image are matched, there is an advantage of being able to merge video images.

Here, as shown in Figs. 7(a) and (b), it can be seen that the size of the chess board 11 taken in the first area and the second area is different on the screen, and in this case, the two images are image merged. Thus, the distance of each pixel cannot be matched with the actual distance. Therefore, to apply the same ratio to both images, the size of one image is adjusted. That is, if the image is enlarged so that the chess board of the right image and the chess board of the left image are the same size as shown in Figs. 7(c) and (d), it can be confirmed that the width of the parking line on both images becomes almost the same. Yes) It can be seen that the size of the chessboard on the screen is the same, and consequently, the distance between each pixel can be matched.

On the other hand, when the "chessboard 11" can all be placed in the area of each camera, projection conversion is performed through the above description. On the contrary, when the "chessboard 11" cannot be arranged according to the installation environment of the wide-angle camera (as an example, when the camera illuminates the sea), the following two cases will be described separately.

As a first example, a symmetrical image is flipped using a coordinate value at the time of projection transformation of an image including a chessboard. That is, the first and second images acquired through the first and second wide-angle cameras arranged at a symmetrical position and a symmetrical angle shown in FIG. 8(a) are the same as those of FIGS. 8(b) and 8(c). The first image is an image in which the chess board 11 is not included, and the second image is an image in which the chess board 11 is included. First, the second image including the chess board 11 is corrected for radiation distortion and then projected and converted as shown in FIG. 9 (the radiation distortion correction is omitted hereinafter). At this time, as described above, at the time of projection transformation of the second image, four reference coordinates (x1,y1), (x2,y2), (x3,y3), (x4,y4) and four transformation coordinates (x'1, y'1), (x'2,y'2),(x'3,y'3),(x'4,y'4) can be obtained.

Next, the projection transformation of the first image may be performed by applying the 4 reference coordinates and the 4 transformation coordinates obtained at the time of projection transformation of the second image to Equation 8 below.

x _new and y _new are the x and y components of the new reference coordinate of the first image to perform projection transformation without a chess board, and _{x'new and y'new} are the new transform coordinates of the image to perform projection transformation without a chess board. Is the x- and y-components, where size _w is the number of horizontal pixels _{in the image, and size h} is the number of vertical pixels in the image.

As a second example, if it is not possible to use symmetry previously, the projection conversion constant is determined by installing the chessboard at an arbitrary point where it is possible to install, and then installing the projection conversion constant in the same condition as the camera in which the actual wide-angle camera is arbitrarily installed. Can be used to perform projection transformation. Therefore, projection conversion is possible even in places where the chess board cannot be placed.

That is, Figs. 11 (a) and (b) show images taken through a wide-angle camera by arranging the chess board 11 at an arbitrary place. The image of FIG. 11(b) is projected and converted as shown in FIG. 12. At this time, it is possible to obtain eight transformation constants according to the projection transformation. Next, a wide-angle camera is installed in a predetermined place on the ship under the same conditions as the camera installation conditions as shown in FIG. 11. In this way, when the chessboard cannot be arranged, projection transformation of the initial image image can be performed using the previously obtained eight transformation constants.

Next, in the initialization step, after calculating the actual distance value between the pixels of the image in Fig. 3(d), the actual video images that do not include the "chessboard 11" are obtained from each wide-angle camera, respectively, and the actual video image is displayed. Processing. In this case, the step of correcting the radiation distortion of the actual image image is processed using the same equations 1 to 5 described above. In the projection conversion step, the chess board 11 is not included because the actual image image is post-processed. Accordingly, in order to perform the projection transformation, the coordinates of the vertices of the chess board cannot be obtained. Therefore, projection transformation is performed according to Equation 7 with 8 transformation constant values when the existing chess board is included.

On the other hand, when projection conversion is performed, 10 actual planar image images are generated by a total of 10 wide-angle cameras. In addition, as shown in FIG. 4, the image merging unit merges 10 post-processed real image images using an alpha map algorithm. As for the alpha map algorithm, the prior art may be referred to without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention.

Next, the visualization unit visualizes by displaying the merged image and information on dangerous goods existing around the ship together. Dangerous goods may be other ships existing around the own ship, or the coastline that the ship may collide with when berthing or berthing. Position information and motion information for other ships can be obtained through AIS information, and coastline information can be obtained through electronic charts. For example, a method of visualizing by displaying the merged image and information on the other ships together with other ships as an example will be described below.

First, the actual coordinates of the own ship and other ships are acquired through AIS information sharing. The relative coordinates are calculated by calculating the coordinates of other ships based on the coordinates of the own ship. Using the relative coordinates, calculate the relative distance and direction of movement of other ships from the center of the own ship. In this case, as described above, since the actual distance per pixel of the image is calculated and known in advance, the relative distance of the other line may be displayed according to the actual distance per pixel of the image. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 5, the distance of the other ships around the own ship can be accurately displayed in accordance with the scale of the image.

FIG. 5 shows the screen image that the operator sees, and 10 image images are merged and displayed based on the image captured in the surrounding area of the own ship, and at the same time, the coastline (see the purple line in the figure) and other lines (see "HANBADA" in the figure). It shows what is drawn to this scale. FIG. 5 shows an image for convenience of explanation, but by continuously merging and visualizing an image taken from a wide-angle camera, collisions during the eyepiece or eyepiece may be prevented.

On the other hand, the wide-angle camera has a limited range in which it can photograph the surrounding area. Accordingly, the black area of FIG. 5 is an image screen showing a wider area around the own ship that the wide-angle camera cannot actually capture. That is, on the image screen of FIG. 5, images captured by 10 wide-angle cameras are merged and displayed, and images representing a wider peripheral area that the wide-angle camera cannot capture are merged and displayed. Accordingly, there is an advantage that the operator can simultaneously and widely recognize dangerous objects that exist in a wider range of areas as well as a peripheral area photographed from a wide-angle camera when berthing the actual own ship or berthing. The icon shown in FIG. 6 is an image for visually and promptly conveying the various movements of other ships to the operator. FIGS. 6(a) and (b) show a "rectangle" shape, indicating that the other ship is stationary, and FIG. 6 ( c) and (d) show the shape of a "circle" and indicate that the other line is moving. The roughly arrow-shaped image indicates the direction of the other line.

In describing the present invention, descriptions of the prior art and those that are obvious to those skilled in the art may be omitted, and descriptions of these omitted components (methods) and functions will be sufficiently referenced within the scope not departing from the technical spirit of the present invention. I will be able to. In addition, the above-described elements of the present invention have been described for convenience of description of the present invention, and elements not described herein may be added within the scope not departing from the technical spirit of the present invention.

The descriptions of the configurations and functions of the respective parts have been described separately from each other for convenience of description, and one configuration and function may be implemented by being integrated into other components or further subdivided as necessary.

As described above, with reference to an embodiment of the present invention, the present invention is not limited thereto, and various modifications and applications are possible. That is, those skilled in the art will be able to easily understand that many modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention. In addition, when it is determined that a detailed description of a known function related to the present invention and a configuration thereof or a coupling relationship for each configuration of the present invention may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention, it should be noted that the detailed description has been omitted. something to do.

11: chess board or chess board
110a,...,110j: Video images taken by each wide-angle camera

Claims (7)

Each initial image image including a reference image for measuring the distance between pixels is obtained from a plurality of wide-angle camera units arranged at a preset location of the ship to process the initial image image, and between pixels of the processed initial image image Deriving an actual distance through the reference image,
Obtaining real image images from the plurality of wide-angle cameras, respectively, processing the real image image, and merging each processed real image image, and
Comprising the step of creating a first inserted object image based on position information and motion information of other ships located around the ship, generating a second inserted object image based on coastline information, and displaying it together with a merged image to visualize,
Processing the initial video image,
Obtaining an initial image image including the reference image from the wide-angle camera unit,
Radiation distortion correction step of correcting a curved image of the initial video image, and
Comprising the step of generating an initial planar image image by converting the initial image image corrected for radiation distortion using projection transformation into a planar image,
Deriving the actual distance between the pixels,
Recognizing four vertices of the reference image included in the radiation distortion-corrected image,
Deriving vertex placement coordinates derived by determining the placement of four vertices of the reference image in an arbitrary area of the initial planar image image,
Calculating eight transformation constants through a projection transformation determinant based on the vertex arrangement coordinates,
Coordinate conversion of the radiation distortion-corrected image into the initial planar image image through the eight transformation constants and a coordinate transformation equation, and
And deriving an actual distance between pixels of the planar image image using the actual size information of the reference image and the number of pixels of the reference image included in the initial planar image image. A method of providing an omnidirectional view for
The method of claim 1,
The reference image,
An omnidirectional image of a reference object for distance measurement, which is randomly arranged in an area illuminated by the plurality of wide-angle cameras in order to measure the actual distance between pixels of the processed initial image image. How to provide vision.
delete delete The method of claim 1,
The step of processing the actual video image,
Obtaining an actual image image not including the reference image from the wide-angle camera unit,
Radiation distortion correction step of correcting a curved image of the actual image image, and
A method for providing an omni-directional view for assisting the eyepiece and lateral eye of a ship, comprising the step of generating an actual planar image image by converting an actual image image corrected for radiation distortion using projection transformation into a planar image.
The method of claim 5,
The step of merging the actual video image,
A method for providing an omni-directional view for assisting the eyepiece and lateral eye of a ship, characterized in that a plurality of real planar image images are merged through a preset algorithm.
The method of claim 6,
The visualizing step,
The first and second inserted object images are displayed together with the merged image based on actual distance information between the pixels.

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