Publication detail
Effect of matte coating on 3D optical measurement accuracy
PALOUŠEK, D. OMASTA, M. KOUTNÝ, D. BEDNÁŘ, J. DOKOUPIL, F. KOUTECKÝ, T.
Czech title
Effect of matte coating on 3D optical measurement accuracy
English title
Effect of matte coating on 3D optical measurement accuracy
Type
journal article in Web of Science
Language
en
Original abstract
The aim of this study is to gain basic information about matte coating thickness in the area of 3D optical digitization. Thickness measurement was performed for two matting materials; chalk spray and titanium coating. A 3D optical scanner ATOS III, Triple Scan was used for data capturing and evaluation. The scanner technology is based on active fringe projection and triangulation. Fifteen measurements for chalk material and fifteen for titanium coating were carried out. The measurement conditions included the effects of lighting, operation, imperfections of coating materials deposition, etc. The results show significant differences between chalk and titanium matting materials.
Czech abstract
The aim of this study is to gain basic information about matte coating thickness in the area of 3D optical digitization. Thickness measurement was performed for two matting materials; chalk spray and titanium coating. A 3D optical scanner ATOS III, Triple Scan was used for data capturing and evaluation. The scanner technology is based on active fringe projection and triangulation. Fifteen measurements for chalk material and fifteen for titanium coating were carried out. The measurement conditions included the effects of lighting, operation, imperfections of coating materials deposition, etc. The results show significant differences between chalk and titanium matting materials.
English abstract
The aim of this study is to gain basic information about matte coating thickness in the area of 3D optical digitization. Thickness measurement was performed for two matting materials; chalk spray and titanium coating. A 3D optical scanner ATOS III, Triple Scan was used for data capturing and evaluation. The scanner technology is based on active fringe projection and triangulation. Fifteen measurements for chalk material and fifteen for titanium coating were carried out. The measurement conditions included the effects of lighting, operation, imperfections of coating materials deposition, etc. The results show significant differences between chalk and titanium matting materials.
Keywords in Czech
3D optical digitizing, matte coating, thickness of matting layer, active fringe projection
Keywords in English
3D optical digitizing, matte coating, thickness of matting layer, active fringe projection
RIV year
2015
Released
06.01.2015
Publisher
Elsevier
ISSN
0925-3467
Volume
40
Number
1
Pages from–to
1–9
Pages count
9
BIBTEX
@article{BUT110898,
author="David {Paloušek} and Milan {Omasta} and Daniel {Koutný} and Josef {Bednář} and Filip {Dokoupil} and Tomáš {Koutecký},
title="Effect of matte coating on 3D optical measurement accuracy",
year="2015",
volume="40",
number="1",
month="January",
pages="1--9",
publisher="Elsevier",
issn="0925-3467"
}