Low cost three-dimensional reconstruction using a stereo image pair. / Reconstrução tridimensional de baixo custo a partir de par de imagens estéreo.
AUTOR(ES)
Marcelo Archanjo José
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2008
RESUMO
The acquisition and reconstruction of three-dimensional (3D) geometry of objects and environments have their importance growing in areas such as Computer Vision and Computer Graphics. The current methods to acquire and reconstruct three-dimensional data need sophisticated equipments and assemblies, which have expensive costs and limited applications. This work presents the main algorithms for 3D reconstruction using a pair of stereo images and identifies which are viable to use with conventional equipments. Through the implementation of some of these algorithms, by comparing the results obtained and comparing with the results presented in the literature, the main limitations were identified. This work proposes adjustments in the existing algorithms, in particular it proposes the stripping technique, which provides a huge memory usage reduction for 3D geometry processing and better computing performance if compared with traditional approaches. A prototype system for 3D reconstruction was implemented, which allows the reconstruction using the different researched and proposed techniques and allows interactive visualization of the reconstructed scene in different angles.
ASSUNTO(S)
stereo matching stereo vision 3d vision visão computacional 3d reconstruction algoritmos para imagens reconstrução (geometria e modelagem computacional) computer vision 3d modeling visão binocular
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