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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 12, 2020
Filed:
Nov. 07, 2012
Artec Europe S.á R.l., Luxembourg, LU;
Andrei V. Klimov, Moscow, RU;
Aleksandr Georgievich Lomakin, Moscow, RU;
Sergey V. Sukhovey, Moscow, RU;
Gleb A. Gusev, Moscow, RU;
Artem L. Yukhin, Moscow, RU;
ARTEC EUROPE S.á r.l., Luxembourg, LU;
Abstract
A method of 3D measurement is performed using a first camera and a second camera located at different distances from the projector. The method includes projecting a known projection pattern that includes at least two non-crossing lines to form a first band and a second band on a surface of an object. The method includes recording first and second images of the object using the first and second cameras, respectively. The method includes determining a first longitudinal coordinate of a first point within the first band and a first vertical coordinate of the first point within the first band; determining a second longitudinal coordinate of the first point within the first band; and determining a second vertical coordinate of the first point within the first band. The method includes determining a final vertical coordinate of the first point by comparing the first longitudinal coordinate to the second longitudinal coordinate.
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