1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0030-3992(98)00053-x
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Recovery of three-dimensional shapes by using defocused structured light

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“…Without precisely estimating the defocusing blur, it would not be possible to obtain the proper reconstruction. Hinojosa et al developed a 3-D shape measurement system by using projections of cylindrical wavefronts on the object to extract the depth information of the objects from the defocusing structured light (DSL) image and recover the 3-D surface information [10]. However, this approach has not realized real-time 3-D shape measurement.…”
Section: Zhang and Huang Put Forward A Technique Called Digital Fringe mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Without precisely estimating the defocusing blur, it would not be possible to obtain the proper reconstruction. Hinojosa et al developed a 3-D shape measurement system by using projections of cylindrical wavefronts on the object to extract the depth information of the objects from the defocusing structured light (DSL) image and recover the 3-D surface information [10]. However, this approach has not realized real-time 3-D shape measurement.…”
Section: Zhang and Huang Put Forward A Technique Called Digital Fringe mentioning
confidence: 99%