Distortion correction algorithm based on absolute phase image in structured light 3D reconstruction

Abstract This paper proposes a distortion correction algorithm based on absolute phase maps for a dual-projector, single-camera structured light 3D shape measurement system. Distortion correction is performed separately for the projector-camera pairs on the left and right. By projecting a ninth-order complementary Gray code combined with the eight-step phase-shifting method onto a white board, absolute phase maps are obtained, solving the impact of radial and tangential lens distortion. A sub-pixel level distortion error lookup table is introduced to address the influence of residual error after distortion correction on measurement accuracy, improving the overall precision by at least 95.7%. Experiments demonstrate that the dual-projector, single-camera structured light 3D shape measurement system expands the system’s measurement range while reducing shadowing issues caused by single-projector illumination. The proposed distortion correction and error compensation algorithms effectively enhance the overall measurement accuracy of the system and significantly improve issues like warping caused by distortion.

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Measurement Science and Technology
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6501/ad95ab
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2
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Optical measurement and interference techniques
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Abstract This paper proposes a distortion correction algorithm based on absolute phase maps for a dual-projector, single-camera structured light 3D shape measurement system. Distortion correction is performed separately for the projector-camera pairs on the left and right. By projecting a ninth-order complementary Gray code combined with the eight-step phase-shifting method onto a white board, absolute phase maps are obtained, solving the impact of radial and tangential lens distortion. A sub-pixel level distortion error lookup table is introduced to address the influence of residual error after distortion correction on measurement accuracy, improving the overall precision by at least 95.7%. Experiments demonstrate that the dual-projector, single-camera structured light 3D shape measurement system expands the system’s measurement range while reducing shadowing issues caused by single-projector illumination. The proposed distortion correction and error compensation algorithms effectively enhance the overall measurement accuracy of the system and significantly improve issues like warping caused by distortion.

Measurement Science and TechnologyVol. 36(1)
Huazhong University of Science and Technology (CN), Guilin University of Electronic Technology (CN)
Guilin Science and Technology Bureau, Guangxi Key Research and Development Program
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