Industrial Technology Research Institute

Tung-Fa Liou

Chia-Chen Chen

Shang-Yi Lin

Wen-Shiou Luo

Chang-Sheng Chu

Yu-Tang Li

Shuang-Chao Chung

Chun-Hsing Lee

Ming-Hui Lin

Po-Fu Yen

Zhong-Yi Haung

Chuan-Chi Wang

Wen-Shiou Lou

Kang-Chou Lin

Yung-Cheng Cheng

Miin-Tsair Su

A system and method for measuring circumference of human body are provided. The system includes a 3D sensor configured to obtain a 3D information of a human body with a garment on; a temperature sensor configured to obtain a thermal information of the human body with the garment on; a calibration unit configured to obtain a calibration parameter of the 3D sensor and the temperature sensor; a model generation unit configured to integrate the 3D information and the thermal information according to the calibration parameter to generate a 3D temperature model of the human body with the garment on; and a circumference computation unit configured to retrieve an original profile information corresponding to a target location from the 3D temperature model, and correct the original profile information according to a thermal compensation mechanism to obtain a real circumference of the human body corresponding to the target location.

System and method for measuring circumference of human body

A three-dimensional modeling method and a three-dimensional modeling system are provided. The three-dimensional modeling method includes the steps of: performing a 360-degree three-dimensional scan on a measured object to obtain regional scan data corresponding to a plurality of different scan areas of the measured object; registering the regional scan data to form 360-degree three-dimensional scan data, wherein the 360-degree three-dimensional scan data include three-dimensional spatial coordinate data, curvature data and scan area data of the measured object; basing on the 360-degree three-dimensional scan data to search morphing model data from a database unit; a step of comparing the 360-degree three-dimensional scan data and performing registering and morphing processes on the morphing model data to construct compensated-template three-dimensional model data; and, basing on the compensated-template three-dimensional model data to fill at least one unknown area of the 360-degree three-dimensional scan data.

Three-dimensional modeling method and system thereof

A device for acquiring depth image, a calibrating method and a measuring method therefore are provided. The device includes at least one projecting device, at least one image sensing device, a mechanism device and a processing unit. The projecting device projects a projection pattern to a measured object. The image sensing device is controlled to adjust a focal length and focus position, and therefore sense real images. The mechanism device adjusts a location and/or a convergence angle of the image sensing device. The processing unit calibrates the at least one image sensing device and generates a three dimension (3D) measuring parameter set at a model focal length according to a plurality of image setting parameter reference sets corresponding to a model focal length and a plurality of default node distances, respectively, and then estimates a depth map or depth information of the measured object.

Device for acquiring depth image, calibrating method and measuring method therefor

A depth image acquiring device is provided, which includes at least one projecting device and at least one image sensing device. The projecting device projects a projection pattern to an object. The image sensing device senses a real image. In addition, the projecting device also serves as a virtual image sensing device. The depth image acquiring device generates a disparity image by matching three sets of dual-images formed by two real images and one virtual image, and generates a depth image according to the disparity image. In addition, the depth image acquiring device also generates a depth image by matching two real images, or a virtual image and a real image without verification.

Depth image acquiring device, system and method

A 3D shape-measuring apparatus using biaxial anamorphic magnification comprises a light source that projects a light onto an object surface to be sensed. Via an electrical image-grabbing device, such as CCD camera, the light reflected from the object is grabbed to determine the coordinate locations sensed on the object. Before the electrical image-grabbing device, the light reflected from the object passes respectively through a curved reflecting mirror or an assembly of telecentric cylindrical lenses to adjust an image magnification along the light projection direction, and an assembly of cylindrical lenses to adjust an image magnification along a direction perpendicular to the light projection direction. Thereby, resolution nonuniformity with respect to near and far distance is resolved while the observable range of the CCD camera can further be efficiently changed into a measurable field.

3D shape-measuring apparatus using biaxial anamorphic magnification

A three-dimensional scanning system, that scans a three-dimensional object and calculates a three-dimensional coordinate data from a surface of the object. The three-dimensional scanning system has a photoelectron detector, a rotational scanning device, a drive device, an image processing circuit, and an operational control device. The photoelectron detector projects a light plane onto the object and then receives a reflected light stripe. The rotational scanning device couples with the photoelectron detector that rotates on a fixed pivot and allows the light stripe to scan on the object's surface. The drive device couples to and operates the photoelectron detector and the rotational scanning device. The image processing circuit can grab the light stripe instantly. The operational control device couples with the rotational scanning device and the photoelectron detector. The operational control device controls the motion of the rotational scanning device and the scanning position of the photoelectron detector, and then calculates the three-dimensional coordinates of the object.

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