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Experimental Evaluation of ‘Shape from Shading’ for Engineering Component Profile Measurement
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EngineeringMeasurementMechanical EngineeringShape AnalysisComputer-aided DesignProfile MeasurementDimensioning And TolerancingImage IntensityImage AnalysisCalibrationImage-based ModelingComputational ImagingGeometrical AccuracyComputational GeometryShape RepresentationGeometric ModelingMachine VisionSurface MetrologyView GeometryComputer Vision3D Data RepresentationExperimental EvaluationObject InspectionNatural SciencesSurface Modeling3D ScanningShape ModelingMeasurement SystemMetrology‘ Shape
This paper examines the application of the ‘shape from shading technique’ for three-dimensional surface geometry measurements and object inspection. The results for diffuse, specular and combined models are presented for a range of components exhibiting flat to highly curved surfaces. A more representative relationship between surface radiance and image intensity has been developed which, when incorporated in the models, is shown to change the accuracy of profile measurement.
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