Image aberrations in optical three-dimensional measurement systems with fringe projection

Abstract

In optical shape measurement systems, systematic errors appear as a result of imaging aberrations of the lens assemblies in the cameras and projectors. A mathematical description of this effect is intended to correct the whole measurement area with a few independent coefficients. We apply the ideas of photogrammetry to one- and two-dimensional fringe projection techniques. We also introduce some new terms for close-range applications and telecentric objectives. Further, an algorithm for distance-dependent corrections is introduced. Also, we describe a new method with which to determine coefficients of aberration with an optimization-based method.

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