Abstract
This paper describes a system to autonomously measure the shape of an unknown physical object for constructing the computer model of a physical object. The system is composed of two sub-systems: one is for the rough recognition of a physical object and the other is for the precise measurement. A physical object is roughly recognized as the Z-map model that is constructed by analyzing and processing the shadow images of an object obtained by CCD cameras. Then the strategy for the precise measurement of the object is autonomously made according to the Z-map model. And a three-coordinate measurement of discrete points on the object.
| Original language | English |
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| Journal | Technical Paper - Society of Manufacturing Engineers. MS |
| Issue number | MS99-185 |
| Publication status | Published - 1999 |
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Autonomous measurement of physical model shape for reverse engineering. / Aoyama, Hideki; Suzuki, Yuu.
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T1 - Autonomous measurement of physical model shape for reverse engineering
AU - Aoyama, Hideki
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PY - 1999
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AB - This paper describes a system to autonomously measure the shape of an unknown physical object for constructing the computer model of a physical object. The system is composed of two sub-systems: one is for the rough recognition of a physical object and the other is for the precise measurement. A physical object is roughly recognized as the Z-map model that is constructed by analyzing and processing the shadow images of an object obtained by CCD cameras. Then the strategy for the precise measurement of the object is autonomously made according to the Z-map model. And a three-coordinate measurement of discrete points on the object.
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