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Freehand Acquisition of 3D Objects

Adore Interface
Adore Interface

Adore - Applicable dynamic object reconstruction environment

Authors: Klaus Häming, Sergey Cheremukhin, Andrei Tchouev
adore.zip, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 DE

The use of this material for military and/or intelligence purposes is disapproved.

This work was enabled by funding of the German Research Foundation (DFG), grant PE 887/3-3.

 

Adore is a computer vision library containing algorithms which facilitate the creation of structure from motion software. It contains modules for

  • feature detection and matching,
  • epipolar geometry estimation,
  • bundle adjustment,
  • autocalibration, and
  • visualization.
Object with Reconstructed Point Cloud
Object with Reconstructed Point Cloud
 
Reconstructed Point Cloud
Reconstructed Point Cloud

The scientific background of Adore is described in

Klaus Häming and Gabriele Peters,
The Structure-from-Motion Reconstruction Pipeline - A Survey with Focus on Short Image Sequences,
Kybernetika, Vol. 46 (5), pp. 926-937, 2010.

 

Images: Human-Computer Interaction

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