1 February 2002 Shape and motion measurement of time-variying three-dimensional objects based on spatiotemporal fringe pattern analysis
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A method and tools recently applied in animation are presented, and the associated problems connected with combining the real and the virtual world are described. Approaches include creating computer graphics libraries of realistic 3-D objects and describing their animation in 3-D space. The presented method simplifies the process of virtual-object generation and provides the shape and movement of the monitored object. Optical structured-light methods supported by photo- grammetry are proposed for gathering the information about a shape, deformations of shape, and shifts of 3-D objects. The authors apply the spatiotemporal approach, in which the spatial analysis of fringe pattern delivers information about the shape of the object, while the temporal analysis of the intensity variation l(t) at a given pixel provides information about shape variations and out-of-plane displacement. The function I(t) is analyzed by the Fourier-transform method. Rigid-body motion of the object is determined by a photogrammetry-based marker tracking method. The methodology of measurement is presented, together with experimental results.
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Michal Emanuel Pawlowski, Malgorzata Kujawinska, and Marek Grzegorz Wegiel "Shape and motion measurement of time-variying three-dimensional objects based on spatiotemporal fringe pattern analysis," Optical Engineering 41(2), (1 February 2002). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1430423
Published: 1 February 2002
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KEYWORDS
Fringe analysis

Motion measurement

Shape analysis

Motion analysis

Optical engineering

Modulation

Projection systems

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