January 13, 2023 Imint Launches Video Enhancement for Consumer Wearables

New versions of Imint’s Vidhance Selfie Mode and Infinite Horizon Correction technologies for Snapdragon W5+ and W5 Gen 1 platforms.

UPPSALA, Sweden — IMINT Image Intelligence AB (“Imint”), a global leader in video enhancement software, today announced the launch of Vidhance Selfie Mode and Vidhance Inf inite Horizon Correction for the consumer wearables market on the Snapdragon W5+ and W5 platforms. By f ine-tuning its smartphone market solutions for the specific requirements of the consumer wearables industry – and optimizing them for Qualcomm’s latest wearables platforms – Imint has strengthened its position as the wearables market-leader for video stabilization technology.

Imint’s Selfie Mode and Inf inite Horizon Correction solutions, as well as other technologies within the Vidhance platform, address the inherent challenges of keeping a wearable device steady when capturing or recording video.

The solutions maintain a stable image throughout the recording, resulting in subjects that are in focus and in f rame – whether the user is participating in an on-the-go video conference on a smartwatch camera or capturing fast-action video f rom a head-worn camera.

In addition, Imint and Qualcomm collaborated to optimize the solutions for the Snapdragon W5+ and W5 Gen 1 platform at a system level to significantly reduce power required to process video.

“As technology advances, consumers will naturally come to expect better performance f rom their wearables, including the ability to shoot exceptional-quality video recordings,” stated Imint CTO Johan Svensson. “By reengineering our f lagship Selfie Mode and Inf inite Horizon Correction solutions – originally designed for smartphones – now for consumer wearables and optimized for Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon W5+ and W5 Gen 1 platform, users can record live images with exceptional clarity and realism without the struggle of keeping their wearable device stable all at lower power.”

Imint’s Selfie Mode for consumer wearables combines artif icial intelligence and facial recognition to help ensure a user stays in-frame when video chatting, recording selfie videos for social media, and more.

Whether users are capturing a memory or communicating with others using a consumer wearable’s camera, selfie videos can be hard to control as faces slip in and out of the video window. With Vidhance Selfie Mode, software detects the user’s face and applies algorithms to track its movement and reposition it within the f rame, even in low-light conditions.

Imint’s Infinite Horizon Correction is designed for wearables that will inevitably experience extreme movements. By fully correcting all roll rotations deviating f rom the horizon line, this solution is well -suited for the more demanding situations one might see in action mode. Additionally, Inf inite Horizon Correction requires no additional time for post-processing, as all adjustments are corrected in real-time and can be viewed in preview.

These technologies, along with Vidhance Video Stabilization and Vidhance Dynamic Motion Blur Reduction, are optimized for the Snapdragon W5+ and W5 Gen 1 platforms for smartwatches and other consumer wearables.

In addition to the wearables market, Imint remains the smartphone industry’s leading provider of video enhancement technology, collaborating with Motorola, Xiaomi, Huawei, and OnePlus, amongst many others.

For more information, visit www.weareimint.com. For the press kit, click here.

About IMINT Image Intelligence AB
Founded in 2007, IMINT is a listed Swedish software enterprise focused on pioneering advancements in intelligent sensors and data analysis for optical devices, including smartphones, AR wearables, body cams, and more. The company’s Vidhance suite of video enhancement solutions is the culmination of 15 years of R&D and has to date been integrated into more than 700 million camera devices, across consumer and industrial markets.

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Samantha Bryton
Griffin360
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