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Merit of Large FoV Abstract Scattering Tomography Using Ellipsoidal Mirror No.34 Ryuichi Akashi , Hajime Nagahara , Yasuhiro Mukaigawa , Rin-ichiro Taniguchi Kyushu University, Nara Institute of Science and Technology Simulation Result Future Work Detector Detector Ground truth 90°FoV Large FoV Large FoV Implementation Ellipsoidal mirror Simple system Shorten the time for capture Conclusion Ellipsoidal mirror :Focal point of ellipsoidal mirror Beam splitter Camera Projector Property of Ellipsoid Camera Projector Ellipsoidal mirror Estimation of Cross-sectional Image Efficient observation of scattered light. Observe almost all scat- tered light. Observe weakly attenu- ated light by the target oject. At the boundary area, obstacles distribution is estimated accurately. Light from a focal point is reflected toward the other focal point. Not need any mechanical motion. Missing • Improve the estimation result of real object. • Consider multiplexing, encoding and compressive sensing. Experiment of Real Object Observed scattered light ( T(θ) ) 90° 360° 180° 270° Intensity Detector angle Vote ratio of intensity Metal wire exists in silicorn object Result Experimental result is not good. Parameters of scattering model do not correct. Optical tomography provides visual images of the interior of objects. When scattering is strong, light paths are scattered and a large field of view is required to observe all of the scattered light. We propose a method based on computed tomography which employs large field of view and observes the scattered light efficiently. We implement a projector-camera system that can send light and receive scattered light from all fields of view. Contribution • Estimate cross-sectional image from scattered light. • Efficiently observe the scattered light by large FoV. • Implemented large FoV system by using ellipsoidal mirror. • Estimate cross-sectional image from scattered light. • Efficiently observe the scattered light by large FoV. • Implemented large FoV system by using ellipsoidal mirror. Motivation Food contamination is serious problem. Contaminant detection is required. Contaminant in jelly Simulated scattered light by Monte Carlo ray tracing. ( E(θ) ) Vote value = T(θ) E(θ)

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Page 1: No.34 Scattering Tomography Using Ellipsoidal Mirroromilab.naist.jp/~mukaigawa/papers/FCV2015-ST-Poster.pdfMerit of Large FoV Abstract No.34Scattering Tomography Using Ellipsoidal

●Merit of Large FoV

●Abstract

Scattering Tomography Using Ellipsoidal MirrorNo.34

Ryuichi Akashi†, Hajime Nagahara†, Yasuhiro Mukaigawa‡, Rin-ichiro Taniguchi†

†Kyushu University, ‡Nara Institute of Science and Technology

●Simulation Result

●Future Work

Detector Detector

Ground truth 90°FoVLarge FoV

●Large FoV Implementation

Ellipsoidal mirror

Simple system

Shorten the time for capture

●Conclusion

Ellipsoidal mirror

:Focal point of ellipsoidal mirror

Beam splitterCamera

Projector

Property of Ellipsoid

Camera

Projector

Ellipsoidal mirror

●Estimation of Cross-sectional Image

Efficient observation of scattered light.

Observe almost all scat-tered light.

Observe weakly attenu-ated light by the target oject.

At the boundary area, obstacle’ s distribution is estimated accurately.

Light from a focal point is reflected toward the other focal point.

Not need any mechanical motion.

Missing

• Improve the estimation result of real object.

• Consider multiplexing, encoding and compressive sensing.

●Experiment of Real Object

Observed scattered light ( T(θ) )

0° 90° 360°180° 270°

Intensity

Detector angle

Vote ratio of intensity

Metal wire exists in silicorn object

Result

Experimental result is not good.

Parameters of scattering model do not correct.

 Optical tomography provides visual images of the interior of objects. When scattering is strong, light paths are scattered and a large field of view is required to observe all of the scattered light. We propose a method based on computed tomography which employs large field of view and observes the scattered light efficiently. We implement a projector-camera system that can send light and receive scattered light from all fields of view.

●Contribution• Estimate cross-sectional image from scattered light.

• Efficiently observe the scattered light by large FoV.

• Implemented large FoV system by using ellipsoidal mirror.

• Estimate cross-sectional image from scattered light.

• Efficiently observe the scattered light by large FoV.

• Implemented large FoV system by using ellipsoidal mirror.

●Motivation

Food contamination is serious problem.

Contaminant detection is required.

Contaminant in jelly

Simulated scattered l ight by Monte Carlo ray tracing. ( E(θ) )

Vote value = T(θ)E(θ)