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"High-speed 3D imaging with three binary patterns using Hilbert transform," Proc. SPIE, (2019)

The number of patterns used to reconstruct one 3D image is of great importance to high-speed 3D shape measurement. This paper presents a method to reduce the number of patterns by using Hilbert transform with only three binary patterns. Two fringe patterns at different frequencies and one DC component pattern are used for absolute phase retrieval. We directly applied Hilbert transform to the diffe..

"High-speed 3D surface measurement with mechanical projector," Proc. SPIE, (2017)

This paper presents a method to overcome the light spectral range limitation of using digital-light-processing (DLP) projector for 3D shape measurement by developing a mechanical projector. The mechanical projector enables much broader spectral range of light than that the DLP projector allows. The rapidly spinning disk with binary structures can generate desired sinusoidal patterns at a frequen..

"Enhanced two-frequency phase-shifting method," Appl. Opt. (2016)

One of the major challenges of employing a two-frequency (or -wavelength) phase-shifting algorithm for absolute three-dimensional (3D) shape measurement is its sensitivity to noise. Therefore, three- or morefrequency phase-shifting algorithms are often used in lieu of a two-frequency phase-shifting algorithm for applications where the noise is severe. This paper proposes a method to use geometri..

"Superfast 3D absolute shape measurement using five binary patterns," Opt. Laser Eng., (2017)

This paper presents a method that recovers high-quality 3D absolute coordinates point by point with only five binary patterns. Specifically, three dense binary dithered patterns are used to compute the wrapped phase; and the average intensity is combined with two additional binary patterns to determine fringe order pixel by pixel in phase domain. The wrapped phase is temporarily unwrapped point ..