Imaging method and apparatus using circularly polarized light
A circular polarization and elliptical polarization technology, which is used in the field of obtaining three-dimensional images of objects, and can solve the problems of polarization blindness and inability to distinguish different polarization directions.
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[0022] The systems and techniques described herein are based in part on DOCP and S 3 Observations with a value close to zero.
[0023] For many 3D imaging applications, the object of interest is illuminated by an unpolarized active light source. Examples include light detection and ranging (LIDAR), imaging through structured illumination, and flash photography. One of the key problems in these measurement techniques is the difficulty in distinguishing the light originating from the illumination source (signal) from the background light (noise). Accurate measurements require a high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and good separation of background light.
[0024] exist figure 1 A 3D camera 100 is shown in . The system includes a camera 101, a structured illuminator 102, and a computer controller 103 connected to the illuminator and camera via wired or wireless connections. Structured light technology is commonly used in computer vision and optical metrology. Structured light s...
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