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BAMJI CYRUS
US·9 granted patents·253 citations·filing 2005–2012
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9 records- 0196US8139141B2Single chip red, green, blue, distance (RGB-Z) sensorBAMJI CYRUS·Filed 2005·Granted Mar 20, 2012·69 cites·18 claims
- 0295US8675182B2Method and system to reduce stray light reflection error in time-of-flight sensor arraysBAMJI CYRUS·Filed 2012·Granted Mar 18, 2014·32 cites·20 claims
- 0393US8139142B2Video manipulation of red, green, blue, distance (RGB-Z) data including segmentation, up-sampling, and background substitution techniquesBAMJI CYRUS·Filed 2007·Granted Mar 20, 2012·59 cites·16 claims
- 0490US8314924B2CMOS three-dimensional image sensor detectors with assured non collection of late arriving charge, more rapid collection of other charge, and with improved modulation contrastBAMJI CYRUS·Filed 2010·Granted Nov 20, 2012·25 cites·20 claims
- 0587US8681124B2Method and system for recognition of user gesture interaction with passive surface video displaysBAMJI CYRUS·Filed 2009·Granted Mar 25, 2014·20 cites·20 claims
- 0687US8203699B2System architecture design for time-of-flight system having reduced differential pixel size, and time-of-flight systems so designedBAMJI CYRUS·Filed 2009·Granted Jun 19, 2012·21 cites·20 claims
- 0787US8194233B2Method and system to reduce stray light reflection error in time-of-flight sensor arraysBAMJI CYRUS·Filed 2009·Granted Jun 5, 2012·20 cites·7 claims
- 0875US8953149B2CMOS three-dimensional image sensor detectors having reduced inter-gate capacitance, and enhanced modulation contrastBAMJI CYRUS·Filed 2010·Granted Feb 10, 2015·4 cites·20 claims
- 0969US8891067B2Multiple synchronized optical sources for time-of-flight range finding systemsBAMJI CYRUS·Filed 2011·Granted Nov 18, 2014·3 cites·25 claims
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