Digital stereoscopic video system with embedded high resolution images
Kazuaki Goshi, K Matsunaga, Hideaki NAGATA, Kazunori Shidoji, H. Matsugashita · 2002
We developed a stereoscopic video system, which has high-resolution images for central vision and it is called the Q system. The Q system uses a compound image that is a wide-angle image with an embedded high-resolution image. However, the Q system could not be used under situations where many robots work at the same time. This is because it needs four channels of video signals and the available channels could be limited under such situations. Thus, we have developed a digital Q system. The system can be used under such restricted situations, because the required data transfer rate is adjustable by changing the compression rates for a high-resolution image and a wide-angle image. In addition, an experiment confirmed that even though the systems used the same data transfer rate, digital Q system could make teleoperation more efficient and more precise than a conventional stereoscopic video system.