WO2015120852A1 - Vorrichtung und verfahren zum erzeugen von bildinformationen aus einem zu erfassenden gegenstand - Google Patents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H04N13/00—Stereoscopic video systems; Multi-view video systems; Details thereof
- H04N13/20—Image signal generators
- H04N13/204—Image signal generators using stereoscopic image cameras
- H04N13/254—Image signal generators using stereoscopic image cameras in combination with electromagnetic radiation sources for illuminating objects
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- G03—PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
- G03B—APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS FOR TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OR FOR PROJECTING OR VIEWING THEM; APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS EMPLOYING ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR
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- G06V10/145—Illumination specially adapted for pattern recognition, e.g. using gratings
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- G03B—APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS FOR TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OR FOR PROJECTING OR VIEWING THEM; APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS EMPLOYING ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR
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- the invention relates to a device for generating image information from an object to be detected, in particular for two-dimensional modeling of the object with a 3D appearance or with a plastic effect.
- the invention relates to a method for generating image information from an object to be detected, in particular for two-dimensional modeling of the object with a 3D appearance or with a plastic effect.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object, an apparatus and a method of the type mentioned for generating image information from an object to be detected in such a way and further, that an original object as realistic as possible can replicate, with a two-dimensional image with 3D impression or with plastic effect, whereby the two-dimensional Image information with simple design means can be generated in an efficient manner.
- an apparatus for generating image information from an object to be detected is specified, in particular for two-dimensional modeling of the article with 3D appearance or with plastic effect, wherein the device comprises an image capture device for generating two-dimensional image information by scanning the counter state over a viewing Beam path and an illumination device for illuminating the object via an illuminating beam path encompassed, wherein the image detection device and the illumination device are coupled such that the viewing beam path and the illuminating beam path are moved synchronously over the object, wherein the image detection device is designed such in that, preferably with a predefinable overlap, it successively scans a partial region of the object, wherein the illumination device has a reflector with one, preferably substantially diffuse, reflective one Reflection surface, and wherein the reflection surface is arranged such that the portion is indirectly illuminated during the scanning by the light-illuminated reflection surface.
- a method for generating image information from an object to be detected is specified, in particular for two-dimensional modeling of the object with SD appearance or with plastic effect, wherein for scanning the object a viewing beam path of an image capture device and an illuminating beam path of a lighting device synchronously over the Object are moved, wherein the image capture device, preferably with predetermined overlap, sequentially scans a portion of the object, the scanned portions are assembled into an overall image, wherein the illumination device is a reflector having a, preferably substantially diffuse, reflective reflection surface and wherein the portion is indirectly illuminated as it is scanned by the light-illuminated reflecting surface.
- an image capture device for generating two-dimensional image information and a lighting device for illuminating the article are provided.
- the imaging device and the illumination device are coupled to one another in such a way that the viewing beam path for scanning the object and the illuminating beam path for illuminating the object are moved synchronously and thus together and concurrently over the object, in particular while maintaining the alignment of the beam paths.
- the image capture device is designed such that it successively scans a partial region of the article over the viewing beam path, preferably with a predefinable overlap. That the image capture device successively scans a different or a further subregion of the article.
- the individual scanned or scanned subregions can be combined to form an overall scan and thus to a two-dimensional image as an overall image of the object to be detected.
- each sub-area when scanning the object, each sub-area can be treated the same in terms of lighting and viewing since the light intensity distribution can be adjusted once for the sub-area to be scanned, followed by the synchronous coupling of the viewing beam path and illuminating beam path for the complete scan of the area Object is maintained.
- the illumination device has a reflector with a preferably diffusely reflecting reflection surface, wherein the reflection surface is arranged such that the reflection surface, which is illuminated with light, indirectly illuminates the respective portion to be scanned.
- the indirect illumination of the part to be scanned by means of illuminated substantially diffusely reflecting reflection surface discrete light sources on the surface of reflective objects are not visible. For example, when lighting highly reflective gold jewelery, one will not see individual light sources, but only a diffusely reflecting wall.
- diffuse is to be understood as absolutely diffuse or with a weakly defined lobe.
- an apparatus and a method are provided according to which a simple two-dimensional imaging of the original object can be efficiently produced by simple constructive means Plasticity, ie a 3D appearance, has.
- object in this context means a general geometric three-dimensional structure.
- An object may here designate one or more surfaces, one or more bodies and / or a space. It is only essential that an object is limited by surfaces that can be scanned. These surfaces may be flat, curved, structured, opaque, transparent or otherwise configured.
- a partial area of the object to be scanned can be understood or can be encompassed as part of the object to be scanned, wherein the partial surface can have a spatial or three-dimensional extension / configuration, for example due to its curvature or structuring.
- At least part of the image capture device and / or the viewing beam path of the image capture device can be arranged within the reflector.
- the portion of the object to be scanned could be illuminated all around.
- the viewing beam path of the image capture device can be designed tiltable or inclined to the object plane.
- the viewing beam path of the image capture device allows for helical scanning of the subject. It is conceivable that at least a part of the image capture device can be arranged or aligned within the reflector in such a way that the individual subsections of the object to be scanned are scanned by means of helical scanning.
- the image capture device can be configured in such a way that the viewing beam path can be tilted and fixed from a vertical orientation to the object plane to an oblique orientation.
- the viewing beam path advantageously remains perpendicular to the scanning direction of the device or the image capture device.
- the lateral sensor surface of a scanning sensor for measuring the height or for measuring height information can be shared.
- an object to be scanned can be stretched in height and, due to the distortion of the geometry in the two-dimensional image, appears considerably more plastic than in the case of a vertical scan.
- the reflector at least partially surrounds or encloses the image capture device and / or the viewing beam path of the image capture device.
- a particularly variable and comprehensive lighting or illumination of the part to be scanned is possible.
- the reflection surface of the reflector in three-dimensional section in the direction of the scanned portion of the object to be detected may have a substantially convex curvature.
- the convex curvature of the reflecting surface shears light rays incident on the reflecting surface upwards.
- the reflection surface downwards from the light sources Outgoing solid angle, due to the convex curvature, smaller and smaller surfaces on the reflection surface, whereby the reflection surface is increasingly brighter, to eventually reach the highest light intensity on the reflection surface. Thereafter, the solid angles must again illuminate larger areas on the reflection surface, so that the reflection surface is darker again.
- the curvature of the reflection surface may be at least partially circular, elliptical and / or straight.
- the selected curvature of the reflection surface it can be influenced with which intensity and from which elevation angle, for example more steeply or more flatly, the light beams of the illuminating beam path should strike the portion to be scanned after being deflected by the reflection surface.
- the sectional shape of the reflector thus essentially determines the illumination of the subarea as a function of the elevation angle viewed from the direction of the subarea.
- the reflector may be designed such that the cross-sectional area of the reflector is circular, elliptical or straight extruded.
- a straight shape of the reflector, i. the cross-sectional area of the reflector is just extruded, particularly suitable for image formation.
- the reflector may be designed in the form of a rotation body having a rotational body, wherein the reflection surface of the reflector has a substantially convex curvature as a boundary of the rotation surface in the direction of the scanned portion or in the direction of the object to be detected.
- the reflector is a kind of dome that allows a flexible and versatile lighting, possibly around the part to be scanned.
- the optical axis of the image detection device can advantageously form the axis of rotation of the rotation body when the viewing beam path is perpendicular to the object plane, ie, when scanning the object vertically.
- the illumination device can comprise a lighting head with one or more light sources, the light sources radiating substantially in the direction of the reflection surface, so that the reflection surface illuminates the light emitted by the light sources onto the object to be scanned or onto the subarea to be scanned redirect the subject to be recorded.
- LEDs light emitting diodes
- the illumination device can comprise a lighting head with one or more light sources, the light sources radiating substantially in the direction of the reflection surface, so that the reflection surface illuminates the light emitted by the light sources onto the object to be scanned or onto the subarea to be scanned redirect the subject to be recorded.
- LEDs light emitting diodes
- the illumination head may comprise a support for the arrangement of the light sources, which is preferably formed in the form of a plate or a disc, and wherein the carrier is formed centrally open so that the scanned portion of the object for the viewing beam path and for the illuminating beam path, preferably through a corresponding opening, is freely accessible.
- the light sources can be arranged on the carrier substantially in the form of one or more concentric circles, circular arcs and / or ellipses on the carrier.
- the light sources can be individually and / or group-wise switchable and / or controllable. Thus, depending on the activation of the light sources, it can be influenced from which side angles and / or elevation angles the partial area to be scanned, in particular with maximum light intensity, is illuminated.
- the illumination head can be arranged below the reflector.
- the illumination head and / or the reflector can be rotatable about the optical axis of the image detection device when the viewing beam is oriented perpendicular to the object plane.
- the side angle for the illuminating beam path - viewed from the part to be scanned from - be set directly.
- the illumination device, the illumination head and / or the reflector can be installed exchangeably or easily exchangeable in the device. It is conceivable in a particularly advantageous manner that the lighting device, the lighting head and / or the reflector by means of clip, locking, plug, clamping and / or screw mechanism is fixed or used in the device.
- the brightness illumination of the subarea to be scanned can be influenced or controlled via the shape of the reflection surface and the position of the light emitting light sources.
- the image capture device may comprise a camera, for example a color camera, with a scanning sensor.
- a scanning sensor for example, a surface sensor, line sensor or point sensor can be used as a scanning sensor.
- each portion scanned by the scanning sensor can be similarly illuminated and viewed.
- the image capture device or the camera may comprise a telecentric optics, preferably arranged in a tube.
- individual contiguous partial areas or partial surfaces of an article with a selectable overlap can be scanned and illuminated.
- the partial areas or sub-surfaces may be small areas or small lines transversely to the scanning direction, which are combined to form a large row.
- overlapping takes place advantageously in the x and y directions of the scan.
- a line chip as a scanning sensor, only the entire area of the continuously scanned large line in the y direction is advantageously overlapped.
- each overlap can compensate for the disadvantages associated with the Bayer matrix, unless a non-interpolating camera is used. Otherwise, each overlap increases the density range of the overall image, which is composed of the individual, comprehensive subregions.
- Another advantage of an overlap is the compensation of a fundamental disadvantage of area or line chips as a scanning sensor.
- Flat sensor elements are always arranged side by side. This results in a regular undersampling in the sampling. Setting the overlap scan not exactly on the pixels of the first scan, but in the middle between the previous pixels, the template is scanned more complete and accurate.
- the sensing surfaces butt against each other and form a continuous surface. If a 50% overlap is to be achieved, not only will a scan be started at the beginning and end of a section to be scanned, but additionally exactly in the middle of the section. The scanning surfaces started in the middle of the sub-area also fit seamlessly together. Taking into account half a partial length of lead and tail at the beginning and end of a scanning line, the first and second scanning line match exactly. Furthermore, it is possible to overlap any number of times. If you start a new subrange every 10 percent of the subrange length, so the overlap is 90 percent. Since the start of the successive scan is freely selectable, thus creating a freely selectable overlap.
- the color white can be composed of different white light sources.
- LEDs usually have wavelength-dependent drops in the white spectrum.
- a professional software can be used as part of a classic color management.
- FIG. 1 in a schematic sectional view of an embodiment of a device according to the invention
- Fig. 2 in a schematic sectional view of a simplified
- FIG. 1 with an indicated elevation angle, in a schematic plan view of a lighting head of the embodiment of FIG. 1 and FIG. 2,
- Fig. 4 in a schematic plan view of the lighting head of
- Embodiment of FIG. 3 with an indicated side angle and in a schematic sectional view of another embodiment of a device according to the invention with a tiltable viewing beam path.
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic sectional view of an embodiment of a device according to the invention with a lighting device 1 and a centrally arranged image capture device 2.
- the image capture device 2 comprises a tube 3 with viewing telecentric optics and a scanning sensor 4 for scanning an object 5 with an object plane 6.
- Der Item 5 has a structured surface.
- the image capture device 2 scans on the scanning sensor 4 and the viewing optics successively each a portion 7 of the article 5 from.
- the overall scan is composed of area-wide subregions allowing for heavy overlap or even multiple overlaps.
- the illumination device 1 comprises a reflector 8 with a reflection surface 9 convexly curved relative to the object 5 or the partial region 7 and substantially diffusely reflecting.
- the reflector 8 shown in section in FIG. 1 is designed in the form of a rotation body having a rotation surface, wherein the reflection surface 9 of the reflector 8 as limiting the surface of revolution in the direction of the portion 7 to be scanned has the convex curvature.
- the optical axis 10 of the image capture device 2 forms the axis of rotation of the rotational body or of the reflector 8.
- a lighting head which has a disk 1 formed as a disk.
- the carrier 1 1 has an opening in the middle, so that the portion 7 to be scanned is freely accessible both for the viewing optics, and thus for the viewing beam path, as well as for the illuminating beam path.
- two exemplary positions L and R of a light source can be seen on the carrier 1 1.
- the light source at the position R of the carrier 1 1 is positioned more towards the edge.
- the light source at the position L on the carrier 1 1 is oriented more towards the center of the carrier 1 1.
- the lighting structure can be influenced and controlled by the shape of the exchangeable reflector 8 and by the position of the light sources or groups of light sources on the support 11 which are more or less positioned outwardly or inwardly ,
- the massed interpolation of light sources for the solid angle (side angle 135 °, elevation angle 45 °) - viewed from the direction of the partial area 7 - leads, for example, to classical plastic illumination from one direction with a suitable course of the decrease of brightness to other angles.
- FIG. 1 shows a simplified elevation angle of 45 ° relative to the optical axis 10 of the image capture device 2.
- the intersection of the optical axis 10 of the image capture device 2 with the article plane 6 of the article 5 in the scanned portion 7 forms the apex of the elevation angle 17 of 45 °.
- FIG. 3 shows in a schematic plan view a lighting head of the exemplary embodiment from FIG. 1 or from FIG. 2.
- the lighting head comprises a carrier 1 1 formed as a disk, which has an opening 14 in the middle.
- Fig. 3 shows schematically the arrangement of light sources 15, e.g. LEDs, in concentric rings. It is also conceivable that the light sources are arranged in ellipses or form free forms. Inner rings on the carrier 1 1 generate reflection light from steeper or larger elevation angles, whereas outer rings preferably produce reflection light from shallower or smaller elevation angles.
- the light sources can be switched individually, in groups or in any combination.
- the brightness is controlled by pulse width and pulse height, with continuous light is possible.
- FIG. 4 shows, in a schematic plan view, the illumination head of the exemplary embodiment from FIG. 3 with an indicated side angle 18 of 135 °.
- 5 shows a schematic sectional view of a further embodiment of a device according to the invention with a tiltable viewing beam path.
- the image capture device 2 comprises a tube 3, wherein the tube 3 and thus the viewing beam path can be made oblique via an outer joint 16.
- the tube 3 can be variably adjusted and fixed between a vertical position for perpendicular scanning and an oblique position for oblique scanning of the object.
- existing structures of the sub-area 7 are imaged the same size at different distances, for example, in greater or smaller distance.
- the structures of the object 5 to be scanned are imaged with the same size and sharpness.
- the partial region 7 to be scanned becomes larger in comparison to a vertical scan.
- the generated scanning spot becomes asymmetrical. If the scanning spot is not to be distorted again, it is necessary to increase the asymmetrical size on the image side until the useful field is reproduced true to scale. The necessary magnification is calculated from angle and angle function.
- the scanned portions scan seamlessly together to create the overall image. The entire surface of a lateral layer remains undistorted. If, for example, a round coin is placed flat on a scanning surface, it will still be displayed as a round circle. The height of the vertical edge is e.g. doubled and the engraving on the surface is significantly stretched in height and appears much more plastic by distortion of the geometry.
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