Application of Digital Close Range Photogrammetry in Mechanical Three-Dimensional Modeling

Hu Zhao; San Gen Wang; Da Ke Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.189-193.1973

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Application of Digital Close Range Photogrammetry in Mechanical Three-Dimensional Modeling

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It is usually a time-consuming process to set up three-dimensinal(3D) model of mechanical components with complex surface. In order to solve the problem, this paper adopts consumer cameras and the technique of digital close range photogrammetry ( DCRP ) to establish 3D model, and export the data to 3D mechanical design software (SolidWorks) for further simulation and reconstruction. This method has been proved very effective in practise.

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Hu Zhao, San Gen Wang, Da Ke Wu

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Digital Close Range Photogrammertry (DCRP), PhotoModeler, SolidWorks, Three Dimensional Modeling

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