Author:
Obara Akihiro, ,Yang Xu,Oku Hiromasa,
Abstract
[abstFig src='/00280004/10.jpg' width='300' text='Concept of SLF generated by two projectors' ] Triangulation is commonly used to restore 3D scenes, but its frame of less than 30 fps due to time-consuming stereo-matching is an obstacle for applications requiring that results be fed back in real time. The structured light field (SLF) our group proposed previously reduced the amount of calculation in 3D restoration, realizing high-speed measurement. Specifically, the SLF estimates depth information by projecting information on distance directly to a target. The SLF synthesized as reported, however, presents difficulty in extracting image features for depth estimation. In this paper, we propose synthesizing the SLF using two projectors with a certain layout. Our proposed SLF’s basic properties are based on an optical model. We evaluated the SLF’s performance using a prototype we developed and applied to the high-speed depth estimation of a target moving randomly at a speed of 1000 Hz. We demonstrate the target’s high-speed tracking based on high-speed depth information feedback.
Publisher
Fuji Technology Press Ltd.
Subject
Electrical and Electronic Engineering,General Computer Science
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