A real-time 3D modeling system using multiple stereo cameras for free-viewpoint video generation
A real-time 3D modeling system using multiple stereo cameras for free-viewpoint video generation
We propose a real-time 3D modeling system using multiple stereo cameras which is a method for displaying a target object from an arbitrary view. Each capturing PC segments the objects and estimates disparity fields, then they transmit the data to a 3D modeling server. A modeling server generates 3D models of the objects and renders a video at the designated point of view. A main contribution in this system is a shape-recovery algorithm to derive a 3D scene description from 2D images. We propose an efficient volume carving algorithm using silhouette and disparity at a time that is more robust than conventional algorithms. The algorithm partitions space into an octree and processes it hierarchically so that execution time and space are dramatically reduced. The generated free-view video provides realistic images of dynamically changing scenes in real-time.
Cameras, Data reduction, Learning algorithms, Mathematical models, Servers, Stereo vision, Three dimensional computer graphics, Conventional algorithms, Realistic images, Stereo cameras, Video generation, Real time systems
237-249
Springer Berlin, Heidelberg
Kim, H.
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Kitahara, I.
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Kogure, K.
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Sohn, K.
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2006
Kim, H.
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Kitahara, I.
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Kogure, K.
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Sohn, K.
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Kim, H., Kitahara, I., Kogure, K. and Sohn, K.
(2006)
A real-time 3D modeling system using multiple stereo cameras for free-viewpoint video generation.
Campilho, Aurélio and Kamel, Mohamed
(eds.)
In Image Analysis and Recognition.
vol. 4142,
Springer Berlin, Heidelberg.
.
(doi:10.1007/11867661_22).
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We propose a real-time 3D modeling system using multiple stereo cameras which is a method for displaying a target object from an arbitrary view. Each capturing PC segments the objects and estimates disparity fields, then they transmit the data to a 3D modeling server. A modeling server generates 3D models of the objects and renders a video at the designated point of view. A main contribution in this system is a shape-recovery algorithm to derive a 3D scene description from 2D images. We propose an efficient volume carving algorithm using silhouette and disparity at a time that is more robust than conventional algorithms. The algorithm partitions space into an octree and processes it hierarchically so that execution time and space are dramatically reduced. The generated free-view video provides realistic images of dynamically changing scenes in real-time.
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Published date: 2006
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International Conference on Image Analysis and Recognition, Portugal, 2006-09-18 - 2006-09-20
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Cameras, Data reduction, Learning algorithms, Mathematical models, Servers, Stereo vision, Three dimensional computer graphics, Conventional algorithms, Realistic images, Stereo cameras, Video generation, Real time systems
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H. Kim
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I. Kitahara
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K. Kogure
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K. Sohn
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Aurélio Campilho
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Mohamed Kamel
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