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US 12,407,946 · App. 18/155,201 · Granted Sep 2, 2025

Imaging system and depth detection system combining light-field imaging and structured-light imaging

Inventors: Xiaoyuan Liu (Kowloon, HK); Mu Ku Chen (Kowloon, HK); Din Ping Tsai (Kowloon, HK)
Assignee: City University of Hong Kong
H04N23/957G02B27/285G06T7/557G02B2207/101G06T2207/10028G06T2207/20081
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Patent No.
US 12,407,946
App. No.
18/155,201
Granted
Sep 2, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

An imaging system including an image acquisition device, a light-field imaging arrangement including an optical meta-device operable to facilitate imaging of a light-field of a target scene, and a structured-light imaging arrangement including an optical meta-device operable to facilitate generation of structured-light to be provided to a target scene to facilitate imaging of the target scene. The light-field imaging arrangement and the structured-light imaging arrangement are operably coupled with the image acquisition device such that the imaging system is selectively operable in, at least, a light-field imaging mode for performing light-field imaging of the target scene and a structured-light imaging mode for performing structured-light imaging of the target scene. The optical meta-device of the light-field imaging arrangement and the optical meta-device of the structured-light imaging arrangement may be provided by the same optical meta-device.

Claims (85)

1. An imaging system, comprising:

an image acquisition device;

a light-field imaging arrangement including a meta-lens array operable to facilitate imaging of a light-field of a target scene; the meta-lens array comprising a plurality of achromatic meta-lenses; and

a structured-light imaging arrangement including the meta-lens array that is shared by the light-field imaging arrangement, the meta-lens array operable to facilitate generation of a focused light spot array as a structured-light to be provided to a target scene to facilitate imaging of the target scene;

a sensor operable to detect light in an environment in which the imaging system and/or the target scene is arranged; and

a controller operably coupled with the sensor to control operation of the imaging system in the light-field imaging mode and/or the structured-light imaging mode based on the light detected by the sensor;

wherein the light-field imaging arrangement and the structured-light imaging arrangement are operably coupled with the image acquisition device such that the imaging system is selectively operable in, at least, a light-field imaging mode for performing light-field imaging of the target scene and a structured-light imaging mode for performing structured-light imaging of the target scene;

wherein in the structured-light imaging mode, the image acquisition device is adapted to generate a light spot array image based on reflected structured-light from the target scene, the light spot array image adapted to be processed to obtain depth information associated with the target scene; and

wherein the controller is operable to:

operate or facilitate operation of the imaging system in the light-field imaging mode when an amount of light detected by the sensor is at or above a threshold; and/or

operate or facilitate operation of the imaging system in the structured-light imaging mode when an amount of light detected by the sensor is at or below a threshold.

2. The imaging system of claim 1 , wherein the light-field imaging arrangement and the structured-light imaging arrangement include one or more common optical components.

3. The imaging system of claim 1 , wherein the light-field imaging arrangement further includes:

a lens arranged to receive light-field associated with the target scene;

a first optical assembly optically coupled between the lens and the meta-lens array; and

a second optical assembly optically coupled between the meta-lens array and the image acquisition device;

wherein the first optical assembly, the meta-lens array, and the second optical assembly are arranged to process the received light-field for imaging by the image acquisition device.

4. The imaging system of claim 3 , wherein the first optical assembly comprises:

a polarization beam splitter;

a polarization manipulation assembly optically coupled with the polarization beam splitter; and

an objective lens optically coupled with the polarization manipulation assembly.

5. The imaging system of claim 4 , wherein the polarization manipulation assembly comprises: a quarter-wave plate and a linear polarizer that are optically coupled.

6. The imaging system of claim 3 , wherein the second optical assembly comprises:

an objective lens;

a polarization manipulation assembly optically coupled between the objective lens and the image acquisition device; and

a beam splitter optically coupled between the meta-lens array and the objective lens.

7. The imaging system of claim 6 , wherein the polarization manipulation assembly comprises:

a quarter-wave plate, a polarization beam splitter, and a linear polarizer that are optically coupled.

8. The imaging system of claim 1 , wherein the structured-light imaging arrangement further comprises:

a light source;

a first optical assembly optically coupled between the light source and the meta-lens array; and

a second optical assembly optically coupled with the meta-lens array and the image acquisition device;

wherein the second optical assembly is operable to guide and provide the structured-light to the target scene and to receive or process light reflected from the target scene as a result of the light provided to the target scene.

9. The imaging system of claim 8 , wherein the light source comprises a laser source.

10. The imaging system of claim 8 , wherein the first optical assembly comprises:

a polarization manipulation assembly; and

a beam splitter optically coupled between the polarization manipulation assembly and the meta-lens array.

11. The imaging system of claim 10 , wherein the polarization manipulation assembly comprises a quarter-wave plate and a linear polarizer.

12. The imaging system of claim 11 , wherein the linear polarizer is optically coupled between the quarter-wave plate and the light source.

13. The imaging system of claim 10 , wherein the first optical assembly further comprises:

one or more lens optically coupled with the light source; and

a reflector optically coupled between the one or more lens and the polarization manipulation assembly.

14. The imaging system of claim 8 , wherein the second optical assembly comprises:

an objective lens; and

a polarization manipulation assembly optically coupled with the objective lens;

a polarization beam splitter optically coupled with the polarization manipulation assembly, and operable to guide and provide light to and receive reflected light from the target scene; and

an optical sub-assembly optically coupled between the polarization beam splitter and the image acquisition device to guide and provide the light received from the target scene to the image acquisition device.

15. The imaging system of claim 14 , wherein the polarization manipulation assembly comprises: a quarter-wave plate and a linear polarizer that are optically coupled.

16. The imaging system of claim 15 ,

wherein the linear polarizer is optically coupled between the quarter-wave plate and the polarization beam splitter; and/or

wherein the quarter-wave plate is optically coupled between the objective lens and the linear polarizer.

17. The imaging system of claim 14 , wherein the optical sub-assembly comprises:

a linear polarizer optically coupled between the polarization beam splitter and the image acquisition device.

18. The imaging system of claim 17 ,

wherein the optical sub-assembly further comprises a further polarization beam splitter;

wherein the linear polarizer is optically coupled between the further polarization beam splitter and the image acquisition device; and/or

wherein the further polarization beam splitter is optically coupled between the polarization beam splitter and the image acquisition device.

19. The imaging system of claim 17 , wherein the optical sub-assembly further comprises:

an optical guide assembly for guiding light from the polarization beam splitter to the further polarization beam splitter.

20. The imaging system of claim 1 , further comprising:

a user-actuatable mode selector for selecting operation mode of the imaging system, the operation mode including, at least, the light-field imaging mode and the structured-light imaging mode; and

a controller operably coupled with the user-actuatable mode selector to control operation of the imaging system in the selected operation mode.

21. The imaging system of claim 1 , further comprising:

one or more processors arranged or programmed to:

process a light-field image of the target scene obtained by the imaging system using a machine learning based model to determine the depth information associated with the target scene or one or more objects in the target scene, and/or

process a structured-light image of the target scene obtained by the imaging system using a machine learning based model to determine the depth information associated with the target scene or one or more objects in the target scene;

wherein the machine learning based model for processing the light-field image and the machine learning based model for processing the structured-light image are different models.

22. An imaging system comprising:

an image acquisition device;

a structured-light imaging arrangement including an meta-lens array operable to facilitate generation of a focused light spot array as a structured-light to be provided to a target scene to facilitate imaging of the target scene; the meta-lens array comprising a plurality of achromatic meta-lenses; and

a data processing device connected to the image acquisition device; the data processing device adapted to generate the depth information associated with the target scene based on shapes and sizes of light spots as well as distances between the light spots in the light spot array image;

wherein the structured-light imaging arrangement are optically coupled with the image acquisition device such that the imaging system operable in, at least, a structured-light imaging mode for performing structured-light imaging of the target scene; and

wherein in the structured-light imaging mode, the image acquisition device is adapted to generate a light spot array image based on reflected structured-light from the target scene, the light spot array image adapted to be processed to obtain depth information associated with the target scene.

23. The imaging system of claim 21 , wherein the structured-light imaging arrangement further comprises:

a light source;

a first optical assembly optically coupled between the light source and the meta-lens array; and

a second optical assembly optically coupled with the meta-lens array and the image acquisition device;

wherein the second optical assembly is operable to guide and provide the structured-light to the target scene and to receive or process light reflected from the target scene as a result of the light provided to the target scene.

24. An imaging system, comprising:

an image acquisition device;

a light-field imaging arrangement including a meta-lens array operable to facilitate imaging of a light-field of a target scene; the meta-lens array comprising a plurality of achromatic meta-lenses; and

a structured-light imaging arrangement including the meta-lens array that is shared by the light-field imaging arrangement, the meta-lens array operable to facilitate generation of a focused light spot array as a structured-light to be provided to a target scene to facilitate imaging of the target scene; and

a data processing device connected to the image acquisition device; the data processing device adapted to generate the depth information associated with the target scene based on shapes and sizes of light spots as well as distances between the light spots in the light spot array image;

wherein the light-field imaging arrangement and the structured-light imaging arrangement are operably coupled with the image acquisition device such that the imaging system is selectively operable in, at least, a light-field imaging mode for performing light-field imaging of the target scene and a structured-light imaging mode for performing structured-light imaging of the target scene;

wherein in the structured-light imaging mode, the image acquisition device is adapted to generate a light spot array image based on reflected structured-light from the target scene, the light spot array image adapted to be processed to obtain depth information associated with the target scene.

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ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 17, 2023
From: LIU, XIAOYUAN; CHEN, MU KU; TSAI, DIN PING
To: CITY UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG
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