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StudentsStudents::MarcoMarco TomasiniTomasini Michele ManciniMichele Mancini
CourseCourse: Optical : Optical MeasurementsMeasurements 20072007
Reverse engineering of a free-form objectby using the projection of structured light
Objectives• Use of OPL-3d to produce the 3D mesh of
a small car• Use PolyWorks to align, create and edit
the model• Steps:
– Calibration of OPL-3D– Acquisition and alignment of the views– Model creation– Model editing– Topological control of the model for RP.
• Optical layout– L: standoff– D: baseline– Zrange: measurement range– FOV: field of view
Active stereo vision
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The sensor
• Calibration:– Camera parameters– Projection parameters– Need of a calibration master
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• Compensation of both radial and tangential distortion
Calibration software
markers
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Multiview acquisition
• Need of markers to perform the alignment• Acquisition of multiple views to full cover
the surface
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Fringe projection
• Gray code phase shiftcombination
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Alignment
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• Iterative process: need a compromise betweenadherence of the reconstruction and file dimension
Performance of the alignment
N° triangles : 323101
Surface sampling 0,29
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Mesh creation
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Mesh 1
N° triangles : 245748
Sampling 0,4
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Mesh 2
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Mesh 2
N° triangles : 201105
Sampling 0,5
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Mesh 3
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Mesh 3
Before
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Editing: fill holes
after
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Editing: fill holes
Before
after
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• Shadows areas result in lost information
Surface reconstruction
before after
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Manual editing
before after
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The final model