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Xie Ruobing

at Beijing Institute of Technology

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Proceedings Article | 8 October 2015 Paper

The research on binocular stereo video imaging and display system based on low-light CMOS

Ruobing Xie, Li Li, Weiqi Jin, Hong Guo

Proceedings Volume 9675, 967522 (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2199808

KEYWORDS: Imaging systems, Video, Image processing, Cameras, Organic light emitting diodes, Image registration, Digital image processing, Image intensifiers, Video processing, Displays

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It is prevalent for the low-light night-vision helmet to equip the binocular viewer with image intensifiers. Such equipment can not only acquire night vision ability, but also obtain the sense of stereo vision to achieve better perception and understanding of the visual field. However, since the image intensifier is for direct-observation, it is difficult to apply the modern image processing technology. As a result, developing digital video technology in night vision is of great significance. In this paper, we design a low-light night-vision helmet with digital imaging device. It consists of three parts: a set of two low-illumination CMOS cameras, a binocular OLED micro display and an image processing PCB. Stereopsis is achieved through the binocular OLED micro display. We choose Speed-Up Robust Feature (SURF) algorithm for image registration. Based on the image matching information and the cameras’ calibration parameters, disparity can be calculated in real-time. We then elaborately derive the constraints of binocular stereo display. The sense of stereo vision can be obtained by dynamically adjusting the content of the binocular OLED micro display. There is sufficient space for function extensions in our system. The performance of this low-light night-vision helmet can be further enhanced in combination with The HDR technology and image fusion technology, etc.

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