3D Restructuring and Splicing Technology of Shape Space Frame

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The 3D Shape Measuring Technology for physical objects has wide application in fields covering automatic detection, physical object profile modelling, automatic production, computer aided design/manufacturing and quality control, etc. Through the matching relations of several feature points between the partial 3D scanning point cloud data and the space frame, the transformation relations between different coordinate systems can be inferred. As for the inferring of the transformation parameters R and T, the SVD matrix decomposition algorithm has been used to acquire a better precision solution. According to the transformation relation, after registering the partial 3D scanning point cloud data and the space frame, through splicing the partial scanning point cloud data and the space frame data, the detection across the whole field on large-area objects can be realized, which will effectively increase the precision of three-dimensional measuring of large-area objects.

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