Method and apparatus for inputting three-dimensional data
AssigneeMinolta Co., Ltd.
InventorsToshio Norita, Hiroshi Uchino, Eiichi Ide
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AssigneeMinolta Co., Ltd.
InventorsToshio Norita, Hiroshi Uchino, Eiichi Ide
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A method and apparatus for inputting three-dimensional data are provided, in which operation for obtaining incident angles is not required and accuracy of three-dimensional data can be improved. The method includes steps of irradiating a reference light beam from a first starting point A to an object by a first angle θA, irradiating a reference light beam from a second starting point B separated from the first starting point A to the object by a second angle θB, moving the first and the second starting points A, B in one direction so as to perform sub scanning of an imaginary plane VS, detecting time points TA, TB when the reference light beam reflected by the object Q passes each sampling section of the imaginary plane; and calculating the position of the object for each sampling section in accordance with positions of the first and second starting points A, B in each of the detected time points TA, TB and first and second angles θA, θB.
A method for inputting three-dimensional data, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for inputting three-dimensional data, comprising:
An apparatus for inputting three-dimensional data comprising:
An apparatus for inputting three-dimensional data comprising:
A method for inputting three-dimensional data, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for inputting three-dimensional data comprising:
An apparatus for inputting three-dimensional data comprising:
A method for inputting three-dimensional data by irradiating a reference light beam toward an object so as to scan an imaginary plane, the method comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for inputting three-dimensional data by irradiating a reference light beam toward an object so as to scan an imaginary plane and determining positions of plural parts of the object, the apparatus comprising:
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