This invention relates to the field of
laser scanning technology, specifically to a multi-view 3D
reconstruction method and apparatus based on dual-axis
galvanometer scanning. This method selects single-point, single-line, or
surface scanning modes according to different measurement requirements and combines multi-view
triangulation to obtain corresponding 3D spatial points or 3D
point cloud data. This solves the problem of simultaneously handling fixed-point measurement, cross-sectional contour measurement, and large-area
topography reconstruction within the same
hardware architecture. Without introducing additional
structured light projection devices, the existing point
laser and dual-axis
galvanometer hardware in the
laser processing equipment can be reused to obtain 3D information at different levels of points, lines, and surfaces. This enables the
laser processing equipment to possess real-time 3D
perception, workpiece positioning, focus correction, and
topography detection capabilities, significantly improving
system integration, measurement flexibility, and the level of intelligence in the
processing process.