An Image Oriented CAD Approach

Matching abstract CAD models with images is a well studied problem. It includes the problems of identifying modelled objects for which 3D CAD data is available in images, and of locating them with respect to a given reference frame. Some authors have concluded that this problem has no real general solution as the representation levels are too different (see for instance the discussion in the workshop of CAD model-based vision [Bow91]).

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