A New Optimised De Bruijn Coding Strategy for Structured Light Patterns

Coded structured light is an optical technique based on active stereovision that obtains the shape of objects. Oneshot techniques are based on projecting a unique light pattern with an LCD projector so that grabbing an image with a camera, a large number of correspondences can be obtained. Then, a 3D reconstruction of the illuminated object can be recovered by means of triangulation. The most used strategy to encode one-shot patterns is based on De Bruijn sequences. In this paper a new way to design patterns using this type of sequences is presented. The new coding strategy minimises the number of required colours and maximises both the resolution and the accuracy.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2004
• Where: ICPR
• Authors: Joaquim Salvi, Jordi Pagès, Josep Forest
• Keywords: Computer Vision, De Bruijn Sequences, ICPR 2004, One-shot Patterns, Unique Light Pattern