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15 February 1989 Shape Recovery From Images, With Multiple Grey Levels, Generated By Light Sectioning
Zoltan S. Hegedus, Greig W. Small
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Proceedings Volume 1010, Industrial Inspection; (1989) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.949200
Event: 1988 International Congress on Optical Science and Engineering, 1988, Hamburg, Germany
Abstract
The measurement of shape by automatic visual inspection tends to be burdened by an excess of image data. An economic method of data reduction is simplification of the object scene. Light sectioning, a form of structured illumination, is widely used in many industrial inspection systems. If the intensity distribution within the thickness of the sectioning light sheet is graded and the corresponding variation of image irradiance is resolved to several grey levels, a substantial increase in measurement accuracy can be achieved. Details and limitations of an image processing technique are described, drawing on the results obtained with an inspection system which measured cross sectional profiles of rails at high train speeds.
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Zoltan S. Hegedus and Greig W. Small "Shape Recovery From Images, With Multiple Grey Levels, Generated By Light Sectioning", Proc. SPIE 1010, Industrial Inspection, (15 February 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.949200
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KEYWORDS
Inspection

Image processing

Image resolution

Sensors

Cameras

Imaging arrays

CCD image sensors

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