We propose here a new method to recover the 3D orientation of a rigid body by matching corresponding conics embedded in the object itself. The method is based on writing the projective equations of the conics and rearranging them in a suitable way. This leads to a very simple linear system. Results from simulated experiments show good accuracy and suggest that this method could be used for instance in augmented reality surgery to effectively track surgery instruments inside the operating room.
Tracking 3D orientation through corresponding conics / A. Alzati, M. Bertolini, N.A. Borghese, C. Turrini (LECTURE NOTES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE). - In: Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision Systems / [a cura di] J. Blanc-Talon, W- Philips, D. Popescu, P. Scheunders. - Berlin : Springer Verlag, 2009. - ISBN 9783642046964. - pp. 456-461 (( Intervento presentato al 11. convegno Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision Systems tenutosi a Bordeaux nel 2009.
Tracking 3D orientation through corresponding conics
A. AlzatiPrimo
;M. BertoliniSecondo
;N.A. BorghesePenultimo
;C. TurriniUltimo
2009
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We propose here a new method to recover the 3D orientation of a rigid body by matching corresponding conics embedded in the object itself. The method is based on writing the projective equations of the conics and rearranging them in a suitable way. This leads to a very simple linear system. Results from simulated experiments show good accuracy and suggest that this method could be used for instance in augmented reality surgery to effectively track surgery instruments inside the operating room.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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