Flexible 3D shape measurement using projector defocusing: extended measurement range

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2010-04-01
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Zhang, Song
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A recently proposed flexible 3D shape measurement technique using a defocused projector [ Opt. Lett. 34, 3080 (2009) ] shows great potential because of its elimination of projector’s gamma calibration. However, it cannot handle step-height surfaces. I present here a technique to extend its measurement range to an arbitrary shape by integrating a binary coding method. A computational framework is also proposed to tackle the problems related to the defocusing.

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This article is from Optics Letters 35 (2010): 934–936, doi:10.1364/OL.35.000934. Posted with permission.

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