Imint announces Gen 4 Vidhance Video Stabilization

Enrique, 01 December 2021

Imint is a company that develops video stabilization solutions for smartphones, body cameras, smart glasses, drones, and their solutions are already deployed in millions of smartphones globally. They’ve worked with Xiaomi, Motorola, Oppo, vivo, OnePlus, nubia, and Infinix for Imint’s EIS algorithm.

The Swedish company is announcing its fourth generation “Vidhance” solution. A new stabilization engine has been tested by unnamed leading smartphone manufacturers. This engine removes unwanted movement from smartphone video while leaving behind the smooth, intended motion.

The result is professional-looking content that appears exactly as the video creator intended, even when the user is moving rapidly.

Imint takes into account the video tests performed by DXOMark so that their solutions can improve its clients’ devices’ scores with the camera testing firm.

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Aside from the new engine, improvements have been made for more optimized memory performance. Vidhance’s look-ahead processing doesn’t compromise power consumption for memory performance.

What we’ve seen in our development of this fourth-generation solution is that it can delivery higher DXOMARK scores for smartphone makers because it addresses some of the measured shortcomings of classical approaches to stablization - all while ensuring overall low power consumption,” - Andreas Lifvendahl, Imint CEO

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Reader comments

  • Sheng-I
  • 06 Dec 2021
  • SY4

EIS improves shaky videos and reduces shakiness by compensating movements across multiples frames. OIS is primarily for a photo while EIS works best for video. Imint actually provides solutions for the combination of both EIS and OIS.

  • designerka
  • 02 Dec 2021
  • 39N

Tell me when this stabilization tech work on instagram or whatsapp like 3rd party apps. Solutions only on official camera app ?

  • T-Dizzle
  • 01 Dec 2021
  • cNM

I expected to see a dirt bike clip, based on the article picture. Oh well.

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