Synonyms
Geometric fusion; Surface reconstruction
Definition
View integration consists of integrating several 3D views (images) in a non-redundant model, one that describes each part of the surface of an object or a scene with a single geometric primitive.
Background
The availability of accurate 3D cameras in the early 1980s has opened a new field of investigation in computer vision, namely, the acquisition and processing of 3D images [3]. The development of this field has been spectacular in the last three decades, and the use of 3D sensors, and the images they provide, is now common practice in a wide spectrum of human activities such as assembly, inspection, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), reverse engineering, medicine, and entertainment to name just a few.
In comparison with standard cameras which provide images of the appearance – either black and white or color – of the surface of objects, 3D cameras provide images containing information on the geometry of the surface of these...
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Laurendeau, D. (2014). Three Dimensional View Integration. In: Ikeuchi, K. (eds) Computer Vision. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-31439-6_296
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