Detection of a movable object when 3D scanning a rigid object
Assignee3Shape A/S
InventorsRune Fisker, Michael Vinther, Henrik Öjelund
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Assignee3Shape A/S
InventorsRune Fisker, Michael Vinther, Henrik Öjelund
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Detecting a movable object in a location includes providing a first 3D representation of at least part of a surface; providing a second 3D representation of at least part of the surface; determining for the first 3D representation a first excluded volume in space where no surface can be present; determining for the second 3D representation a second excluded volume in space where no surface can be present; if a portion of the surface in the first 3D representation is located in space in the second excluded volume, the portion of the surface in the first 3D representation is disregarded in the generation of the virtual 3D model, and/or if a portion of the surface in the second 3D representation is located in space in the first excluded volume, the portion of the surface in the second 3D representation is disregarded in the generation of the virtual 3D model.
A method for detecting movable objects recorded in subscans when scanning a set of teeth by means of an intraoral scanner for generating a virtual 3D model of the set of teeth, where the virtual 3D model is made up of a plurality of subscans of a surface of the set of teeth, and where new subscans are adapted to be added to the 3D virtual model when they are acquired, wherein the method comprises:
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