三步相移法

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结构光三步相移法

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The Structured Light Three-Step Phase Shift Method, commonly referred to as the Structured Light Triangulation Method, is a method used in 3D scanning to reconstruct the shape and surface of an object. This method is based on the principle of triangulation, which involves projecting a known pattern of light onto the object and then calculating the object's 3D geometry based on the displacement of the pattern's reflected image. The Structured Light Three-Step Phase Shift Method involves projecting three different patterns of light onto the object in order to determine the phase shift of each pattern. This phase shift is then used to calculate the object's 3D coordinates and surface geometry. This method is widely used in various fields such as industrial design, reverse engineering, and medical imaging.