论文信息 - Automated measurement of human body shape and curvature using computer vision

Automated measurement of human body shape and curvature using computer vision

A system to measure the surface shape of the human body has been constructed. The system uses a fringe pattern generated by projection of multi-stripe structured light. The optical methodology used is fully described and the algorithms used to process acquired digital images are outlined. The system has been applied to the measurement of the shape of the human back in scoliosis.

C. A. Hobson | Jeremy David Pearson | Peter Dangerfield

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