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Multiple stereo vision for 3D object reconstruction
A vision system for 3D information extraction and surface reconstruction of objects in a robot workspace is described. The system consists of N cameras arranged in an N/2 periodic stereo pair structure. The surface reconstruction is performed in two stages. The 3D data from different perspectives are inferred independently using a periodic stereo structure, and then the extracted information from neighboring camera pairs is used to reconstruct the surface of the object