Trinity College Dublin, Department of Computer Science
Citation:
Bradshaw, Gareth. 'Non-Contact Surface Geometry Measurement Techniques'. - Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, Department of Computer Science, TCD-CS-1999-46, 1999, pp26
Series/Report no.:
Computer Science Technical Report TCD-CS-1999-46
Abstract:
It is often necessary to be able to create computer models from physical objects. This is often done for
the purposes of reverse engineering, or archival. Many of the contact methods, such as callipers or Coordinate
Measuring Machines, are unsuitable for use in areas where the material is delicate. There are
numerous techniques that are capable of performing quick accurate measurements of surface geometry,
a number of which are reviewed.
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