v3® will demonstrate its standalone parallax visualization software toolset for military and law enforcement video analysis at NAB Lab’s 2015 Futures Park
PRLog - April 12, 2015 - LAS VEGAS -- Vision III Imaging, Inc. (v3) is a leader in parallax visualization technologies for commercial and military applications. v3 will be demonstrating a new standalone Full Motion Video (FMV) Parallax Visualization (PV) Software Toolset designed for military Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) and law enforcement image analysis. The PV Toolset allows users to manipulate and visualize the three-dimensional parallax information inherent in moving video imagery. PV users can generate and easily distribute work products that clearly illustrate the three-dimensional spatial relationships of the objects and individuals in the source video. Any standard unaided (no glasses or special screens) monitor can display PV imagery.
Mobile and security camera video are increasingly significant components of law enforcement investigations. In addition to the ISR sensor data, social media video is providing new intelligence in military and counter terrorism operations. In many cases, the quality of the video obtained from these sources is very poor. Using the inherent three-dimensional information in these videos to visualize specific areas of interest can significantly increase the intelligence value.
The v3 standalone PV Toolset is a cost effective simple application designed to isolate and render obvious scene objects, individuals, their actions and location spatial relationships in a three-dimensional work product.
Seeing is believing. Come visit us in the NAB Lab Futures Park Booth No. N8355 April 13 – 16, 2015. Additional information can be found at www.inv3.com.
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v3 Introduces Low Cost Parallax Visualization Toolset For Law Enforcement Video Applications
April 12, 2015 at 19:56 PM EDT
