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Stereovision 1 2 An image from the first camera An image from the second camera Distance between the cameras The first camera The second camera 1 2

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Stereovision

1 2

An image from the first camera An image from the second camera

Distance between the camerasThe first cameraThe second

camera

1 2

Suggested Method: Source imagesAn image from the first camera An image from the second camera

An image from the third camera

Suggested Method: processing images with an edge detector (SOBEL)

The image from the first camera The image from the second camera

The image from the third camera

Suggested Method: Image comparison

An image from the first camera An image from the second camera

An image from the third camera

Suggested Method

The Source Image

The Result as a 3D Scene

Suggested Method

The Sourced Image

The Result as a 3D Scene

Suggested Method

The Sourced Image

The Result as a 3D Scene

Solving the Problem of the objects’ orientation with the suggested method

The difference of the object’s orientation is 70 degrees

The Original Images

Solving the Problem of the objects’ orientation with the suggested method

The Original Images processed with an edge detector

The difference of the object’s orientation is 70 degrees

Solving the Problem of the objects’ orientation with the suggested method

The Reconstructed ScenesThe First Scene (reconstructed) The Second Scene (reconstructed)

Solving the Problem of the objects’ orientation with the suggested method

The object from the first scene

The object from the second scene

Solving the Problem of the objects’ orientation with the suggested method

The object from the first scene

The object from the second scene

Recognition

Comparator

3D scene

Target object from a Data

Base

The Object’s Position and

Orientation in the Scene

Recognition

The Original ImagesThe Reconstructed scene

Using a virtual object as a target object

A virtual target object

Recognition

The Original ImagesThe Reconstructed scene

Using a virtual object as a target object

A virtual target object

Recognition

The Original ImagesThe Reconstructed scene

Using a virtual object as a target object

A virtual target object

Recognition

The Original ImagesThe Reconstructed scene

Using a virtual object as a target object

A virtual target object

Virtual Target Object

Scene

The Object in the Scene

RecognitionUsing a virtual object as a target object

The Original Images

RecognitionUsing a real object as a target object

The Original Images processed with an Edge Detector

RecognitionUsing a real object as a target object

Solving the Problem of Objects’ orientation with suggested method

The Example Of Using The Suggested Method: The Identification Of People

Receiving the 3d mask from the real image of a human begin

Original Image with the projections of the

reconstructed points

3D mask of the real image

The Example Of Using The Suggested Method: The Identification Of People

Receiving the 3d mask from the real image of a human begin

Original Image with the projections of the

reconstructed points

3D mask of the real image

ConclusionThe Suggested method is independent of:

An environment, because it separates objects from each over taking in account their positions in the 3D Scene.

Objects’ positions

Direction of Light

because the result is 3D models.

The Independence of these factors gives new opportunities for the multifunctional systems of machine vision in the fields of autonomous robots, classifications, recognition, quality systems, etc.