Computer vision supported by 3D geometric modelling

doi:10.1007/s40436-014-0068-z

Abstract

Abstract: This paper suggests four data structures, one based on the other, for a geometric modeller suitable for computer vision. The structures are the key to advance from two-dimensional to three-dimensional automatic picture processing. Three application areas are indicated: one in semisynthetic design of materials, another in measurements of large three-dimensional industrial constructions, and the third one in robotics. There are comments on the software development needed.

Key words:

Picture processing , 3D geometric modelling , Measurements

Sven Fjeldaas. Computer vision supported by 3D geometric modelling[J]. Advances in Manufacturing, doi: 10.1007/s40436-014-0068-z.

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