Real-time motion-induced-error compensation in 3D surface-shape measurement
Posted on 2019-08-22 - 21:22
Object motion can introduce unknown phase shift and thus measurement error in multi-image phase-shifting methods of fringe projection profilometry. This paper presents a new method to estimate the unknown phase shifts and reduce the motion-induced error by using three phase maps computed over a multiple measurement sequence and calculating the difference between phase maps. The pixel-wise estimation of the motion-induced phase shifts permits phase-error compensation for non-homogeneous surface motion. Experiments demonstrated the ability of the method to reduce motion-induced error in real-time, for shape measurement of surfaces with high depth variation, and moving and deforming surfaces.
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Liu, Xinran; Tao, Tianyang; Wan, Yingying; Kofman, Jonathan (2019). Real-time motion-induced-error compensation in 3D surface-shape measurement. Optica Publishing Group. Collection. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.c.4486700.v1
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Xinran Liu
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Tianyang Tao
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Yingying Wan
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Jonathan Kofman