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A New View Planning Method for Automatic Modeling of Three Dimensional Objects
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Xiaolong Zhou, Bingwei He, Y. F. LiAuthors Info & Claims
Xiaolong Zhou, Bingwei He, Y. F. LiAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 161 - 170
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Sensor planning is a critical issue since a typical 3-D sensor can only sample a portion of an object at a single viewpoint. The primary focus of the research described in this paper is to propose a new method of creating a complete model of free-form surface object from multiple range images acquired by a scan sensor at different space poses. Candidates for the best-next-view position are determined by detecting and measuring occlusions to the camera's view in an image. Ultimately, the candidate which obtains maximum visible space volume is selected as the Next-best-view position. The experimental results show that the method is effective in practical implementation.
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