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Three dimensional depth visualization using image sensing to detect artefact in space

Author(s)
Nell, Raymond D.
Date Issued
2014
Type
Thesis
Publisher
Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Abstract
Three-dimensional (3D) artefact detection can provide the conception of vision and real time interaction of electronic products with devices. The orientation and interaction of electrical systems with objects can be obtained. The introduction of electronic vision detection can be used in multiple applications, from industry, in robotics and also to give orientation to humans to their immediate surroundings. An article covering holograms states that these images can provide information about an object that can be examined from different angles. The limitations of a hologram are that there must be absolute immobilization of the object and the image system. Humans are capable of stereoscopic vision where two images are fused together to provide a 3D view of an object. In this research, two digital images are used to determine the artefact position in space. The application of a camera is utilized and the 3D coordinates of the artefact are determined. To obtain the 3D position, the principles of the pinhole camera, a single lens as well as two image visualizations are applied. This study explains the method used to determine the artefact position in space. To obtain the 3D position of an artefact with a single image was derived. The mathematical formulae are derived to determine the 3D position of an artefact in space and these formulae are applied in the pinhole camera setup to determine the 3D position. The application is also applied in the X-ray spectrum, where the length of structures can be obtained using the mathematical principles derived. The XYZ coordinates are determined, a computer simulation as well as the experimental results are explained. With this 3D detection method, devices can be connected to a computer to have real time image updates and interaction of objects in an XYZ coordinate system.
Keywords: 3D point, xyz-coordinates, lens, hologram
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Thesis (DTech (Electrical Engineering))--Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2014
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Three-dimensional ima...

Image processing -- D...

Image stabilization

Optical data processi...

Optical engineering

Holography

Remote sensing

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