3D measurement technology by structured light using stripe-edge-based gray code

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The key problem of 3D vision measurement using triangle method based on structured light is to acquiring projecting angle of projecting light accurately. In order to acquire projecting angle thereby determine the corresponding relationship between sampling point and image point, method for encoding and decoding structured light based on stripe edge of Gray code is presented. The method encoded with Gray code stripe and decoded with stripe edge acquired by sub-pixel technology instead of pixel centre, so latter one-bit decoding error was removed. Accuracy of image sampling point location and correspondence between image sampling point and object sampling point achieved sub-pixel degree. In addition, measurement error caused by dividing projecting angle irregularly by even-width encoding stripe was analysed and corrected. Encoding and decoding principle and decoding equations were described. Finally, 3dsmax and Matlab software were used to simulate measurement system and reconstruct measured surface. Indicated by experimental results, measurement error is about 0.05%. © 2006 IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Wu, H. B., Chen, Y., Wu, M. Y., Guan, C. R., & Yu, X. Y. (2006). 3D measurement technology by structured light using stripe-edge-based gray code. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 48(1), 537–541. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/48/1/101

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