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most citedSingle-shot 3D motion picture camera with a dense point cloud

37 citations · 67 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.optics2021★ 1 cited

Reflections about holographic and non-holographic acquisition of surface topography

Gerd Häusler, Florian Willomitzer

Recording and (computational) processing of complex wave fields offers a vast realm of new optical methods. Also for optical 3D-metrology. We discuss fundamental similarities and d…

cs.HC2017

Seminar Innovation Management - Winter Term 2017

Gerd Häusler, Aleksandra Milczarek, Markus Schreiter +14

This document contains the results obtained by the Innovation Management Seminar in winter term 2017. In total 11 ideas have been developed by the team. In the document all 11 idea…

physics.optics2016★ 37 cited

Single-shot 3D motion picture camera with a dense point cloud

Florian Willomitzer, Gerd Häusler

We introduce a method and a 3D-camera for single-shot 3D shape measurement, with unprecedented features: The 3D-camera does not rely on pattern codification and acquires object sur…

physics.optics2014★ 21 cited

Single-shot 3D sensing with improved data density

Florian Willomitzer, Svenja Ettl, Christian Faber +1

We introduce a novel concept for motion robust optical 3D-sensing. The concept is based on multi-line triangulation. The aim is to evaluate a large number of projected lines (high…

physics.optics2014★ 8 cited

Hand-guided 3D surface acquisition by combining simple light sectioning with real-time algorithms

Oliver Arold, Svenja Ettl, Florian Willomitzer +1

Precise 3D measurements of rigid surfaces are desired in many fields of application like quality control or surgery. Often, views from all around the object have to be acquired for…

cs.CV2013

Flying Triangulation - towards the 3D movie camera

Florian Willomitzer, Svenja Ettl, Christian Faber +1

Flying Triangulation sensors enable a free-hand and motion-robust 3D data acquisition of complex shaped objects. The measurement principle is based on a multi-line light-sectioning…