Fourier Transform Profilometry (FTP) is one of the most popular fringe analysis methods in Optical Metrology for a wealth of applications in Mechanical Engineering, such as shape profilometry or defect detection with shearography or holographic interferometry methods. Gradient range and spatial resolution in the FTP method depend on the size of the filter window in reciprocal space. The authors have previously reported on a method that uses a single crossed fringe pattern for the elimination of the fundamental frequency and enlargement of the carrier window, which is therefore inherently able to cope with dynamic situations. This article describes an improved version of the technique that no longer resources to bit-shifting operations, greatly improving the flexibility of the previously reported technique, whilst retaining its main advantages.
Feature detectors have long been one of the touchstones of image processing. Most vision tasks are entirely dependent on the accurate determination of fiducial marks on images, which ultimately led to a quest for methods able to detect feature locations with high resolution. We report the development of an intensity-based subpixel corner detector based on the two-dimensional (2-D) Hilbert transform. Extensive testing of both accuracy and precision with live images finds the method adequate for subpixel detection at better than 10−1 pixel accuracy. The subpixel corner detectors and the evaluation proposals to date are briefly reviewed, and the proposed method is described. The results are shown and discussed.
Active image processing full field methods for 3D contactless profilometry are amongst the current methods of choice
for obtaining point clouds from object surfaces. The fringe projection system plays a decisive role on the entire process,
significantly impacting both quality and reliability of the final measurements. Moreover, most every phase measurement
profilometer can only be used under laboratory controlled lighting environments. This note describes the ongoing LOME
project for a coherent fringe projection system which will enable outdoor measurements by selectively band pass
filtering the projected wavelength.
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Third International Conference on Applications of Optics and Photonics
8 May 2017 | Faro, Portugal
8th Ibero American Optics Meeting/11th Latin American Meeting on Optics, Lasers, and Applications
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