Advancements in high-resolution imaging technologies for immersive media

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Authors: Kazuya Kitamura
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Abstract

Immersive media is gaining increasing attention for its ability to deliver highly realistic and engaging experiences through enveloping visual environments. To advance its realization, we have developed a novel 360-degree camera system capable of capturing ultra-high-resolution 30K videos. The system features a pentagonal prism structure equipped with six elemental cameras, enabling uniform high-resolution imaging in all directions. Furthermore, we are developing scene-adaptive imaging technologies that dynamically adjust capture modes in different areas of the frame according to the subject characteristics. A newly developed image sensor allows control of capture modes in 4×4-pixel units at 4K resolution. This enables high-quality capture of diverse subjects with varying motion and brightness across a wide field of view, such as 360-degree videos. This paper introduces recent advancements in imaging architectures for realizing next-generation immersive media applications.

Fields of Study & Subjects

CCD and CMOS Imaging Sensors Advanced optical system design Advanced Vision and Imaging

Publication details

Journal / source
Ultra-High-Definition Imaging Systems
Pages
20–20
Publication date
5 March 2026
Language
EN