This invention discloses a 3D
reconstruction method and apparatus based on line
laser scanning, solving the problems of poor 3D reconstruction accuracy of existing binocular cameras and the difficulty of 3D reconstruction using line
laser scanning. It utilizes a line
laser scanner to achieve accurate and rapid 3D reconstruction of a calibration object. First, a high-precision turntable and a
laser scanning module are mounted on the same plane, and a standard calibration cube is mounted on the turntable. Then, the high-precision turntable
encoder is controlled to collect depth data of the calibration object around one revolution. The influence of turntable acceleration and deceleration is eliminated by removing overlapping
point cloud portions at the beginning and end, and outliers are eliminated using a filtering
algorithm. Next, the average depth data of the
point cloud, the scanning rotation angle, and the geometric features of the calibration block are used to perform 3D reconstruction of the calibration block, obtaining the reconstructed model
point cloud. Finally,
plane fitting is performed on the reconstructed point cloud, and the orthogonality of the normal vectors of the four faces is used to determine whether the reconstruction is successful. This invention improves both the accuracy and efficiency of 3D reconstruction by eliminating overlapping point cloud portions to reduce the influence of turntable acceleration and deceleration, and by using the geometric features of the reconstructed model to determine reconstruction accuracy.