Synthetic Wavelength Imaging -- Utilizing Spectral Correlations for High-Precision Time-of-Flight Sensing
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Abstract (arXiv)
This book chapter describes how spectral correlations in scattered light fields can be utilized for high-precision time-of-flight sensing. The chapter should serve as a gentle introduction and is intended for computational imaging scientists and students new to the fascinating topic of synthetic wavelength imaging. Technical details (such as detector or light source specifications) will be largely omitted. Instead, the similarities between different methods will be emphasized to "draw the bigger picture."
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- 2014Hand-guided 3D surface acquisition by combining simple light sectioning with real-time algorithmscited by 1
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