3D scanning with structured light

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henrique_mg
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3D scanning with structured light

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how to develop a structured light 3d scanner with stereo pi? see reference link https://github.com/theICTlab/3DUNDERWORLD-SLS-GPU_CPU
https://www.instructables.com/id/Struct ... -Scanning/
If someone suber as warn

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Re: 3D scanning with structured light

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It looks like the OpenCV library has a module to deal with this: https://docs.opencv.org/master/d3/d81/t ... light.html

I do not know how to use it in practice, but it is probably a good starting point. Perhaps is there software or high level libraries built on top of this library.

As you probably know, Realizator created an OpenCV image you can use to quickly start with it, although I do not know which modules he compiled in.
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Re: 3D scanning with structured light

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As I see, StereoPi can act as a frames grubber for the post-processing, or can be used for calculating 3D scene.
I also noticed, that actually described solution uses 1 camera and a projector. You can update it for using 2 cameras, but it will need more math and coding.
Stereomaton provided a link to the OpenCV tutorial. Looks like current tutorial is not user-friendly (and requires some advanced understanding of the process). If anyone will find more detailed guide - please share it here.
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