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Modeling and calibration of a structured light scanner for 3-D robot vision
In this report we have used projectivity theory to model the process of structured light scanning for 3D robot vision. The projectivity formalism is used to derive a 4 × 3 transformation matrix that converts points in the image plane into their corresponding 3D world coordinates. Calibration of the scanner consists of computing the coefficient of this matrix by showing to the system a set of lines generated by suitable object edges. We end this paper by showing how the matrix can be used to convert image pixel locations into the world coordinates of the corresponding object points using two different scanning strategies.