Infrared and Laser Engineering, Volume. 53, Issue 9, 20240332(2024)

Overview of non-intrusive 3D reconstruction methods for transparent objects (invited)

Nan GAO, Pengcheng WANG, Zezhen LIU, Yubo NI, Zhaozong MENG, and Zonghua ZHANG*
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  • School of Mechanical Engineering, Hebei University of Technology, Tianjin 300401, China
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    Schematic diagram of the stereoscopic laser scanning system proposed by HE et al[27]
    Polarized 3D imaging of transparent objects. (a) Polarization 3D imaging measurement process; (b) Schematic diagram of the normal vector; (c) The relationship between polarization degree and zenith angle of different refractive indices in polarized 3D imaging based on specular reflection; (d) The variation of light intensity information with the rotation angle of the polarizer
    Causes and phenomena of parasitic reflexes. (a) The process of parasitic reflex generation; (b) Ghost stripes
    The system and results by WANG et al[91]. (a) Computer-aided optical deflectometric system; (b) Reconstruction results of front and rear surfaces of freeform refractive lens
    Schematic diagram of various methods based on normal consistency constraints. (a) The method of QIAN et al[102]; (b) The method of WU et al[103]
    • Table 1. Summary and comparison of 3D reconstruction methods for transparent objects

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      Table 1. Summary and comparison of 3D reconstruction methods for transparent objects

      MethodReferenceSpeedAccuracyCostComputation complexityCalibration complexity
      SFH[29, 3437]Low50-200 μmHighLowHigh
      SFP[46, 48, 55]High10-100 μmMediumMediumLow
      RPMD[67, 70, 74]High0.1-50 μmLowMediumMedium
      TPMD[86, 89, 91]High0.1-50 μmLowMediumLow
      Stereo Vision[100103]Low-High±5 μm[100]1% object size[103]LowHighMedium
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    Nan GAO, Pengcheng WANG, Zezhen LIU, Yubo NI, Zhaozong MENG, Zonghua ZHANG. Overview of non-intrusive 3D reconstruction methods for transparent objects (invited)[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2024, 53(9): 20240332

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    Category: Special issue—Computational optical imaging and application Ⅱ

    Received: Jul. 22, 2024

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Oct. 22, 2024

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    DOI:10.3788/IRLA20240332

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