The Fringe Projection Profilometry(FPP)system with a single exposure time or a single projection intensity is limited by the dynamic range of the camera,which can lead to overexposure and underexposure of the image,re...The Fringe Projection Profilometry(FPP)system with a single exposure time or a single projection intensity is limited by the dynamic range of the camera,which can lead to overexposure and underexposure of the image,resulting in point cloud loss or reduced accuracy.To address this issue,unlike the pixel modulation method of projectors,we utilize the characteristics of color projectors where the intensity of the three-channel LED can be controlled independently.We propose a method for separating the projector's three-channel light intensity,combined with a color camera,to achieve single exposure and multi-intensity image acquisition.Further,the crosstalk coefficient is applied to predict the three-channel reflectance of the measured object.By integrating clustering and channel mapping,we establish a pixel-level mapping model between the projector's three-channel current and the camera's three-channel image intensity,which realizes the optimal projection current prediction and the high dynamic range(HDR)image acquisition.The proposed method allows for high-precision three-dimensional(3D)data acquisition of HDR scenes with a single exposure.The effectiveness of this method has been validated through experiments with standard planes and standard steps,showing a significant reduction in mean absolute error(44.6%)compared to existing singleexposure HDR methods.Additionally,the number of images required for acquisition is significantly reduced(by 70.8%)compared to multi-exposure fusion methods.This proposed method has great potential in various FPP-related fields.展开更多
文摘The Fringe Projection Profilometry(FPP)system with a single exposure time or a single projection intensity is limited by the dynamic range of the camera,which can lead to overexposure and underexposure of the image,resulting in point cloud loss or reduced accuracy.To address this issue,unlike the pixel modulation method of projectors,we utilize the characteristics of color projectors where the intensity of the three-channel LED can be controlled independently.We propose a method for separating the projector's three-channel light intensity,combined with a color camera,to achieve single exposure and multi-intensity image acquisition.Further,the crosstalk coefficient is applied to predict the three-channel reflectance of the measured object.By integrating clustering and channel mapping,we establish a pixel-level mapping model between the projector's three-channel current and the camera's three-channel image intensity,which realizes the optimal projection current prediction and the high dynamic range(HDR)image acquisition.The proposed method allows for high-precision three-dimensional(3D)data acquisition of HDR scenes with a single exposure.The effectiveness of this method has been validated through experiments with standard planes and standard steps,showing a significant reduction in mean absolute error(44.6%)compared to existing singleexposure HDR methods.Additionally,the number of images required for acquisition is significantly reduced(by 70.8%)compared to multi-exposure fusion methods.This proposed method has great potential in various FPP-related fields.
