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      The Waikato range imager

      Cree, Michael J.; Dorrington, Adrian A.; Conroy, Richard M.; Payne, Andrew D.; Carnegie, Dale A.
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      Cree, M. J., Dorrington, A. A., Conroy, R., Payne, A. D., & Carneigie, D. A. (2006). The Waikato range imager. In Proceeding of Image and Vision Computing New Zealand, November 27-29, 2006 (pp. 233-238).
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/3815
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      We are developing a high precision simultaneous full-field acquisition range imager. This device measures range with sub millimetre precision in range simultaneously over a full-field view of the scene. Laser diodes are used to illuminate the scene with amplitude modulation with a frequency of 10MHz up to 100 MHz. The received light is interrupted by a high speed shutter operating in a heterodyne configuration thus producing a low-frequency signal which is sampled with a digital camera. By detecting the phase of the signal at each pixel the range to the scene is determined. We show 3D reconstructions of some viewed objects to demonstrate the capabilities of the ranger.
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      2006
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      Conference Contribution
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      © 2006 Image and Vision Computing New Zealand. Used with permission.
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