In this presentation, I will show how the combination of deep learning and optical measurement will bring new "vitality" to the "traditional" field of structured light 3D imaging. Compared to traditional methods, deep learning shows promising performance for applications in fringe analysis, phase unwrapping, subset correlation, and error compensation. As a result, with the aid of deep learning, we have developed a series of "single-frame" high-precision unambiguous structured light techniques for high-speed, high-precision, ultrafast 3D imaging. Finally, I will introduce our recent research on Bayesian deep learning, which promises to assess the reliability of the network by explicitly quantifying uncertainty, opening a new window for the wide acceptance of artificial intelligence in the field of optical metrology.
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