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Acquisition of 3-D data by focus sensing
K. Engelhardt, Gerd Häusler
- Year
- 1988
- Citations
- 47
Abstract
A range sensing technique is demonstrated that finds the 3-D shape of diffusely reflecting objects. The technique works sequentially in depth direction and is based on structured illumination and focus sensing. A TV camera and analog electronics are used to find the locations in focus of each step of a focus series in TV real time. The depth resolution is not very high, however, the technique is simple, rapid, and well suited to get an overview of a scene in robot vision.
Keywords
Focus (optics)Computer scienceOpticsComputer visionAutofocusArtificial intelligenceElectronicsResolution (logic)Depth of focus (tectonics)Computer graphics (images)
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