Filtracja chmur punktów za pomocą dopasowania danych 2D-3D

pol Article in Polish DOI: 10.14313/PAR_244/15

Karol Rzepka , Michał Kulczykowski , send Paweł Wittels Avicon, Al. Jerozolimskie 202, 02-486 Warszawa

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Streszczenie

Precyzja jest cechą kluczową dla rozwoju systemów pomiarowych 3D. Wykorzystywane do takich pomiarów kamery Time-of-Flight tworzą chmury punktów zawierające dużo szumu, przez co mogą się okazać mało użyteczne w dalszej analizie. W ramach badań nad rozwiązaniem tego problemu proponujemy nową metodę precyzyjnego filtrowania chmur punktów. Do usuwania punktów odstających z pomiarów 3D, zarejestrowanych za pomocą kamery Time-of-Flight, wykorzystujemy informacje 2D z kamery z obiektywem telecentrycznym. Zastosowanie kamery telecentrycznej pozwala uzyskać najbardziej precyzyjną informację o konturze obiektu, co przekłada się na precyzyjne filtrowanie rekonstrukcji obiektu w 3D.

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chmury punktów 3D, dopasowanie 2D, filtracja chmur punktów

Point Cloud Filtering Using 2D-3D Matching Method

Abstract

Precision is a key feature for the development of 3D measurement systems. Time-of-flight cameras used for such measurements create point clouds containing a lot of noise, which may not be useful for further analysis. In our research to solve this problem, we propose a new method for precise point cloud filtering. We use 2D information from a telecentric lens camera to remove outlier points from 3D measurements recorded with a Time-of-Flight camera. The use of a telecentric camera allows us to obtain the most precise information about the contour of an object, which allows us to accurately filter the object reconstruction in 3D.

Keywords

2D matching, 3D point clouds, point cloud filtering

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