Three-dimensional modeling from arbitrary three-dimensional curves
AssigneeUniversite Laval
InventorsDragan Tubic, Patrick Hébert, Denis Laurendeau
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AssigneeUniversite Laval
InventorsDragan Tubic, Patrick Hébert, Denis Laurendeau
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The present invention relates to a method and a system for creating three-dimensional models of objects from sets of arbitrary three-dimensional entities obtained from target surfaces. It also provides an efficient method for individually refining the alignment of curves to improve the accuracy of the surface model with a linear complexity with respect to the number of curves. The principle behind the invention is that a set of three-dimensional entities, at their approximate positions, creates a field from which the surface can be extracted. The field is constructed in a manner such that the three-dimensional entities are attracted toward the extracted surface. This attraction is used to accurately register each three-dimensional entity with respect to extracted surface. Through iterations, both the field and the entity positions are refined.
A method for reconstructing a surface from at least one arbitrary three-dimensional entity obtained from a target surface, comprising:
The method as claimed in 3, wherein at least one of said surface properties measured on said target surface is a grayscale value associated to said point.
A method for refining an alignment of arbitrary three-dimensional entities obtained from a target surface, comprising:
A system for reconstructing a surface from at least one arbitrary three-dimensional entity obtained from a target surface comprising:
A system for refining an alignment of arbitrary three-dimensional entities obtained from a target surface, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.