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Abstract
Real-time 3D reconstruction has been applied in many fields, calling for many ongoing efforts to improve the speed and accuracy of the used algorithms. Phase shifting profilometry based on the Lucas–Kanade optical flow method is a fast and highly precise method to construct and display the three-dimensional shape of objects. However, in this method, a dense optical flow calculation is required for the modulation image corresponding to the acquired deformed fringe pattern, which consumes a lot of time and affects the real-time performance of 3D reconstruction and display. Therefore, this paper proposes a dynamic 3D phase shifting profilometry based on a corner optical flow algorithm to mitigate this issue. Therein, the Harris corner algorithm is utilized to locate the feature points of the measured object, so that the optical flow needs to calculate for only the feature points which, greatly reduces the amount of calculation time. Both our experiments and simulations show that our method improves the efficiency of pixel matching by four times and 3D reconstruction by two times.
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