Three-dimensional object motion and velocity estimation using a single computational RGB-D camera

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In this paper, a three-dimensional (3D) object moving direction and velocity estimation method is presented using a dual off-axis color-filtered aperture (DCA)-based computational camera. Conventional object tracking methods provided only two-dimensional (2D) states of an object in the image for the target representation. The proposed method estimates depth information in the object region from a single DCA camera that transforms 2D spatial information into 3D model parameters of the object. We also present a calibration method of the DCA camera to estimate the entire set of camera parameters for a practical implementation. Experimental results show that the proposed DCA-based color and depth (RGB-D) camera can calculate the 3D object moving direction and velocity of a randomly moving object in a single-camera framework.

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Lee, S., Jeong, K., Park, J., & Paik, J. (2015). Three-dimensional object motion and velocity estimation using a single computational RGB-D camera. Sensors (Switzerland), 15(1), 995–1007. https://doi.org/10.3390/s150100995

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