WO2016202295A1 - 深度数据检测及监控装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of three-dimensional detection technology, and more particularly to an apparatus for deep data detection and monitoring.
- Three-dimensional information can also be called depth information or depth of field information.
- the traditional image capture method can only obtain the two-dimensional information of the object, and can not get the spatial depth information of the object, but in fact the spatial depth information of the surface of the object, especially the real-time acquisition of the depth information, is used in various industrial, living and entertainment applications. It plays a vital role.
- the existing depth detecting device generally uses an auxiliary discrete light source for illumination, such as structured light, and calculates the depth information of the surface of the measured object by detecting the phase shift of the structured light.
- the measuring method firstly faces the surface of the object to be tested. Projecting a two-dimensional laser texture pattern with encoded information, such as a discretized speckle pattern, and another relatively fixed image acquisition device continuously acquiring the laser texture, and the processing unit stores the acquired laser texture sequence in advance in a register
- the reference surface texture sequences of the known depth distances are compared, and the depth distances of the respective laser texture sequence segments projected on the surface of the natural body are calculated, and the three-dimensional data of the surface of the object to be tested is further measured.
- the three-dimensional measurement technology based on such structured light detection adopts a parallel image processing method, and can detect the depth information of the object to be detected to some extent.
- the relative position of the laser and the image acquisition device needs to be calibrated by multiple acquisition of the reference surface. Since the laser is a consumable device, once the laser is damaged and replaced, the relative position calibration of the laser and the image acquisition device needs to be re-calibrated. Equipment maintenance costs.
- the device works with a single laser, which accelerates the aging of the laser during long-term continuous measurement, making it far from the normal service life of the laser (generally, the lifetime of the laser is 10,000 to 20,000 hours). Thereby shortening the service life of the equipment, increasing the maintenance cost of the equipment, and reducing the feasibility of the deep data detection equipment in the field of long-term reliable operation such as security monitoring.
- the device can only detect the depth data at the location where the texture segment exists on the detected object, but for the detected Depth data on the object that is not projected at the location of the texture segment cannot be accurately derived.
- the intensity of the light projected by the lighting system in the device to the remote monitoring space is weak, so that the distance that can be monitored is limited, and the power of the lighting system increases the energy waste. And increase costs.
- the depth data detecting device of the present invention has at least two infrared light illuminators that operate alternately, thereby being capable of increasing the power-off time of each of the infrared light generators while ensuring continuous operation of the system. So that each infrared light generator reaches its life as much as possible. Different infrared light generators can project infrared beams having different angles and/or from different positions, and the obtained depth information can be fused to each other to more comprehensively acquire depth information of the object to be tested.
- infrared light generators can project infrared beams to the same or different areas of the space being measured.
- infrared light beams can be projected from different infrared light generators to different projection areas in the monitoring space to achieve the widest range/high intensity monitoring under the same power conditions, and Avoid aging of the projection device due to continuous working for a long time.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a depth information detecting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a frame rate sequence of two infrared image sensors
- FIG. 3 is a schematic block diagram of an infrared coded projection system in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a frame frequency sequence of two infrared image sensors and a working sequence of an infrared light generator
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a schematic connection relationship of a depth data detecting device according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic connection of a depth data detecting device according to another embodiment of the present invention. Connection diagram
- FIG. 7 is a schematic block diagram of an infrared coded projection system in accordance with still another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 8 and 9 are schematic diagrams showing projection results of an infrared-encoded projection system projecting a textured infrared beam to a measured space, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 10 is a schematic block diagram of an infrared coded projection system in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 11 shows a schematic block diagram of a depth data monitoring device in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 shows a schematic principle diagram of an image forming process of an image forming apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the invention adopts an auxiliary laser to transmit a random texture with coded information to an object surface in space, and captures the laser coded image reflected by the surface of the object through two spatially different image sensors in real time, by comparing different positions at the same time.
- the parallax encoded at the same position in the captured image can calculate the depth information of the position in real time.
- the depth data detecting apparatus includes an infrared coded projection system 1, a first infrared image sensor 2, and a second infrared image sensor 3.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 is used to project a textured infrared light beam into the measured space to form a randomly distributed infrared texture on the object to be detected in the measured space.
- the first infrared image sensor 2 and the second infrared image sensor 3 have a predetermined relative spatial positional relationship and the first infrared image sensor 2 and the second infrared image sensor 3 are used to respectively image the measured space, since the object to be detected has Infrared texture, so the first infrared image sensor 2 and the second infrared image sensor 3 are imaged as two infrared texture images.
- the spatial positional relationship can determine the depth data of the infrared texture relative to the two infrared image sensors.
- the discrete beam of light forms a discrete spot on the surface of the object to be tested.
- the first infrared image sensor 2 and the second infrared image sensor 3 image the measured space to obtain a discrete spot image, based on The position difference of the spot formed by the same discrete spot on the surface of the object to be tested corresponding to the discrete infrared image acquired by the two infrared image sensors and the predetermined relative spatial position between the two infrared image sensors can determine that the spot corresponds to the spot
- the depth data of the two infrared image sensors that is, the depth data of the surface of the object to be tested, is determined, and then the depth data of the object to be tested can be known through a plurality of discrete spots.
- two infrared image sensors perform continuous acquisition imaging on the measured space.
- Two infrared image sensors can be captured simultaneously or asynchronously.
- the acquired images can describe the environmental changes at the same time.
- the captured images describe the environmental changes at different times.
- the depth data is acquired by the images that are not synchronized.
- the result will be biased.
- the out-of-synchronization image sensor measures the depth of field deviation, it can be solved by dynamic compensation. Therefore, in the actual measurement, it is preferred that the two infrared image sensors operate in a synchronous capture mode.
- A represents a frame rate sequence of the first infrared image generator 2
- B represents a frame rate sequence of the second infrared image generator 3, wherein the frame rate Refers to the number of frames or images captured by the image sensor per second.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 includes a first infrared light generator 11, a second infrared light generator 12, a controller 13, and an optical System 14.
- the first infrared light generator 11 and the second infrared light generator 12 are used to generate infrared light.
- the first infrared light generator 11 and the second infrared light generator 12 may employ infrared laser diodes to generate infrared light.
- the optical system 14 is used to generate light beams with texture information by the light generated by the first infrared light generator 11 and the second infrared light generator 12, and the optical system 14 can design and process different random textures using existing processing techniques.
- the texture can be a discrete beam.
- the projection process of the infrared coded projection system 1 of the present invention will be described in detail below by taking a discrete beam as a texture.
- the optical system 14 in the infrared coded projection system 1 is configured to split the light emitted by the first infrared light generator 11 and the second infrared light generator 12, at this time, the first infrared light generator 11 and the second infrared light
- the generator 12 can be split by an optical system or can be split by two optical systems, and the optical system 14 can be designed as an optical component such as a diffraction grating capable of scattering laser light into random spots, and can also be used.
- a beam splitter made of a diffractive element, such as quartz glass, polycarbonate, etc., is subjected to directional scattering of the projected laser beam by nano-etching or imprinting on its surface, such that the first infrared light generator
- the infrared light generated by the 11 and second infrared light generators 12 is split by the optical system 14 to form an infrared discrete beam that is projected onto the space to be measured.
- the first infrared light generator 11 and the second infrared light generator 12 adopt an infrared laser diode, and the optical system adopts a beam splitter as an example to briefly describe the projection process of the infrared light.
- the infrared laser diode is used to emit an infrared laser beam, and the emitted infrared laser beam is divided into a plurality of laser beams under the action of the beam splitter, and is irradiated to the measured space to form a plurality of discrete objects on the object to be detected in the measured space. Infrared spot.
- the controller 13 is configured to control and switch the operating states of the first infrared light generator 11 and the second infrared light generator 12 such that the two infrared light generators alternately generate infrared light, specifically, the controller 13 passes through An infrared light generator 11 and a second infrared light generator 12 transmit switching signals for switching such that the first infrared light generator 11 stops emitting light in response to the switching signal, and the second infrared light generator 12 is responsive to the switching signal. Start to shine.
- the first infrared light generator 11 and the second infrared light generator 12 alternately operate, and the infrared light generator can be reduced in comparison to the use of only one infrared light generator.
- the load state increases the power-off time of the infrared light generator, so that the working time of the two infrared light generators can reach the life as much as possible, thereby reducing the maintenance cost of the equipment and expanding the application field of the equipment.
- the number of infrared light generators shown in FIG. 3 is only for better explanation of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the present invention. According to the principle of the present invention, the number of infrared light generators may also be three. 4, etc., all of which are within the scope of the present invention.
- controller is shown in Figure 3 as being located within the infrared coded projection system, the controller for controlling the infrared light generator can also be located at any other location of the device.
- FIG. 3 shows only a single optical system, it is also understood that it is also possible to separately provide an optical system for each of the infrared light generators.
- the existing three-dimensional detection technology continuously collects the laser texture of the surface of the detected object by a single imaging device, and then compares it with a pre-stored reference image to obtain three-dimensional data of the object. Multiple laser projection devices cannot be replaced. Because when the laser projections of two or more devices overlap, the laser texture captured by the image acquisition device is different from the initially calibrated reference surface texture data, image matching failure occurs, and the surface of the object to be tested cannot be correctly calculated. 3D data.
- the present invention uses two infrared image sensors to detect the random infrared texture of the surface of the detected object, based on the position difference of the texture segment image correspondingly formed in the two infrared texture images by the same texture segment in the infrared texture, and A predetermined relative spatial positional relationship between the two infrared image sensors determines three-dimensional data of the infrared texture relative to the two infrared image sensors.
- the randomly distributed infrared texture formed on the surface of the object to be detected by the infrared light generator of the present invention is only used for identification, and does not need to be compared with the previously stored reference image, as long as it can be distinguished from the randomly distributed infrared texture.
- the various texture segments are sufficient, so the position requirement of the infrared light generator of the present invention is not strict.
- the spatial relationship between the infrared light generator and the second infrared image sensor of the first infrared image sensor may be arbitrary, as long as it satisfies
- the infrared laser generator completely covers the common field of view of the first image sensor and the second image sensor through the projection area of the optical system.
- the random infrared texture can be encoded, that is, the random infrared texture projected to the measured space is encoded information. Because different infrared light generators are installed at different positions, different infrared light When the generator is working, the infrared code captured by the image sensor is also different. For the convenience of post-processing, the image sensor needs to acquire a complete infrared coding pattern in one frame of the picture, so it is better to synchronize the image sensor and the infrared light generator. That is to say, when the different infrared light generators are switched, the new image exposure of the image sensor is started.
- the illumination frequency of the infrared light generator is preferably an integer multiple of the two graphic sensors, and the illumination frequency of the infrared light generator is also an integer multiple of one of the image sensors. Therefore, the illumination frequency of the infrared light generator is greater than the frame rate of the image sensor and is an integer multiple of the frame rate of the image sensor.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a frame frequency sequence of two infrared image sensors and a working sequence of an infrared light generator when two image sensors are synchronously captured, wherein A represents a frame rate sequence of the first infrared image generator 2, and B represents a second sequence.
- the frame frequency sequence of the infrared image generator 3 L represents the sequence of the light-emitting frequency of the infrared light generator, the light-emitting frequency can be regarded as the number of light pulses emitted by the infrared light generator per unit time, and LD1 and LD2 represent two infrared light generators.
- the illumination frequency of each infrared light generator is greater than the frame frequency of the image sensor, and is an integer multiple of the frame rate of the image sensor.
- the ratio of the illumination frequency of the infrared light generator to the frame frequency of the image sensor is as large as possible, because if the illumination frequency is close to the sensor frequency, the image captured by the sensor may have image quality instability such as streaks;
- the sensor frequency the laser light is a constant light source relative to the sensor, there will be no flicker, and the image quality of the acquired image is relatively stable, so that the accuracy of the depth data detection can be improved.
- the image frequency of the image sensor is 30HZ. Left and right, therefore, in the actual detection, the illumination frequency of the infrared light generator can be set to 100HZ or more, so that the laser light can be sufficiently ensured to be a constant light source with respect to the sensor.
- each of the infrared light generators covers a plurality of frame periods of the infrared image sensor for each continuous working time, the frame period and the frame rate above. Corresponding, that is, the time required for the infrared image sensor to measure one frame of image.
- the image sensor is imaged at a frequency of, for example, 29 or 30 frames per second or even a dozen frames, and the infrared light generator has a high emission frequency (for example, several hundred or even several thousand Hz),
- the synchronization and frequency multiples between the image sensor and the infrared light generator are not considered, and relatively satisfactory imaging results are obtained.
- the existing depth data detection method cannot obtain depth data at a plurality of locations on the object to be detected, so that the depth data of the object to be detected obtained based on the existing depth data detection method cannot accurately reflect the object to be detected. Depth information on the location of the surface detail.
- the present invention also provides a depth data detecting system capable of acquiring depth data at a plurality of locations on an object to be detected, so that the depth data obtained based on the present invention can more fully reflect the depth information of the object to be detected.
- Fig. 5 shows a schematic connection diagram of a depth data detecting device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the depth data detecting apparatus of the present invention includes an infrared coded projection system 1, An infrared image sensor 2, a second infrared image sensor 3, a processor 4, and a controller 5.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 in the embodiment of the present invention is configured to project a textured infrared light beam into the measured space to form a randomly distributed infrared light texture on the object to be detected in the measured space.
- the texture carried by the infrared beam projected by the infrared coded projection system 3 may be a random speckle texture, or may be a stripe-encoded texture using a De Bruijn sequence, and may of course be a texture of other shapes.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 has a plurality of working modes. In the non-working mode, the infrared coded projection system 1 can project the tape to the measured space at different projection angles or from different positions or at different positions at different projection angles.
- the textured infrared beam is such that, in different working modes, a texture pattern having a different distribution may be formed on the object to be detected in the measured space, that is, multiple texture segments projected on the object to be detected in different working modes Distributed at different locations on the object to be inspected.
- the texture information carried by the infrared beam projected by the infrared coded projection system 1 in different working modes may be the same or different.
- the first infrared image sensor 2 and the second infrared image sensor 3 have a predetermined relative spatial positional relationship. For each working mode in which the infrared coded projection system 1 is located, the first infrared image sensor 2 and the second infrared image sensor 3 The measured space can be photographed to obtain images of the object to be detected in the measured space in different working modes.
- the image acquired by the first infrared image sensor 2 and the second infrared image sensor 3 is an infrared texture image formed by projecting an infrared beam of the texture onto the object to be detected.
- the distribution of texture fragments in an image is different.
- the processor 4 is connected to the first infrared image sensor 2 and the second infrared image sensor 3 respectively, and can acquire infrared image images in multiple working modes captured by the first infrared image sensor 2 and the second infrared image sensor 3, and The depth data of each texture segment in the infrared texture image in different working modes is obtained.
- the line connecting the optical imaging centers of the two image sensors can be used as the baseline direction.
- the same texture segment on the object to be detected is in the two infrared texture images.
- the positional difference of the texture segment images formed correspondingly is in the baseline direction.
- processor 4 senses two infrared light images.
- the predetermined relative spatial positional relationship between the devices, based on the position difference of the texture segment image correspondingly formed by the same texture segment in the infrared texture on the object to be detected in the two infrared texture images, the depth data of the texture segment may be determined.
- the processor 4 can determine depth data of a plurality of texture segments on the object to be detected, that is, determine depth data of the infrared texture on the object to be detected with respect to the two infrared light image sensors. Thereby, the processor can obtain depth data of each texture segment on the object to be detected without working mode. Because the distribution of the texture segments on the object to be detected is different in different working modes, the processor 4 can fuse the depth data of each texture segment on the object to be detected determined in the working mode, and treat the merged depth data as the Detect depth data of an object.
- the average value of the depth data determined in the plurality of working modes may be taken as the depth data of the object to be detected; for example, in the fusion of multiple jobs
- the average value may be taken as the depth data at the position, and There is no overlapping texture segment, and the depth data of the texture segment can be taken as the depth data of the corresponding position. Therefore, the fusion includes the depth data at more positions of the object to be detected, and more accurately reflects the object to be detected. Depth information.
- the depth data detecting device shown in Fig. 5 may also optionally include a controller 5 (in other words, the controller 5 in Fig. 5 is not necessary).
- the controller 5 is respectively connected with the infrared coded projection system 1 and two infrared light image sensors (the first infrared light image sensor 2 and the second infrared light image sensor 3), and can control two infrared light image sensors to synchronously capture, and the controller 5
- the working mode of the infrared coded projection system 1 can be switched, so that after each frame of the two infrared light image sensors is exposed (photographed), the infrared coded projection system 1 can be switched to the next working mode.
- the controller 5 can trigger the synchronous imaging of the two infrared image sensors by transmitting a trigger signal to the two infrared light image sensors, and switch the working mode of the infrared coded projection system 1 by transmitting a switching signal to the infrared coded projection system 1.
- the trigger signal and the switching signal can be sent synchronously.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 can switch to the next working mode in response to the switching signal, and the first infrared light image sensor 2 and the second infrared light image sensor 3 can simultaneously respond to the trigger signal sent by the trigger 5, The measured space in the next working mode is imaged.
- the depth information detecting apparatus of the present invention may include a trigger.
- the trigger is configured to send a trigger signal to two infrared image sensors to trigger imaging of two infrared image sensors, wherein the switching signal is synchronized with the trigger signal.
- the synchronization of the operation of the image sensor and the infrared light generator can be realized by ensuring that the switching signal is synchronized with the trigger signal, wherein the synchronization of the trigger signal and the switching signal can be realized by, but not limited to, a synchronous trigger.
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic block diagram of a depth data detecting apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 can be composed of a plurality of infrared coded projection devices at different positions (1-1, 1-2, 1-3, ... in the figure). 1-N) composition.
- a plurality of infrared coded projection devices may be preferably disposed between the two infrared light image sensors such that the projection areas of the plurality of infrared coded projection devices can completely cover the common effective areas of the two infrared light image sensors.
- Each infrared coded projection device can project a textured infrared beam to the measured space.
- the infrared textures projected by different infrared coded projection devices can be the same or different.
- the infrared coded projection device may be composed of an infrared light generator and an optical system.
- the infrared light generator can generate infrared light
- the optical system can process the infrared light generated by the infrared light generator to turn it into a textured infrared light beam.
- the optical system can have various structures according to actual needs. When the optical system adopts different structures, the infrared light emitted by the infrared light generator passes through the optical system and can become an infrared light beam with different textures.
- the optical system may be composed of an optical beam splitter and an optical diffuser.
- the optical system can also employ, for example, a holographic microlens array, an optical mask, and/or other types of gratings, whereby other structured light patterns can be created.
- the illumination frequency of the infrared light generator (the pulse frequency of the emitted infrared light) may be an integral multiple of the frame rate of the infrared image sensor, thus providing a basis for the synchronous operation of the infrared light generator and the infrared image sensor.
- the illumination frequency of the infrared light generator can be set to a higher value (e.g., greater than 100 Hz, or even several kHz), such that the light emitted by the infrared light generator is substantially constant relative to the image sensor.
- the first infrared light image sensor 2 and The second infrared light image sensor 3 can both image the measured space at least once.
- the image formed by the first infrared light image sensor 2 and the second infrared light image sensor 3 is an infrared texture image with a plurality of texture segments.
- a texture pattern having differently distributed texture segments can be formed on the object to be detected by controlling different infrared coded projection devices to be put into operation.
- the plurality of infrared coded projection devices may be controlled by the controller 5 to be turned on in a predetermined order so that a texture pattern having a different distribution may be formed on the object to be detected in the space to be measured.
- the controller 5 issues a switching signal, and the infrared coded projection device that controls the operation stops working, and switches in a predetermined order. An infrared coded projection device starts working. While issuing the switching signal, the controller 5 can also send a trigger signal to the first infrared light image sensor 2 and the second infrared light image sensor 3 at the same time, triggering the first infrared light image sensor 2 and the second infrared light image sensor 3 The space to be measured is imaged.
- controller 5 can also be implemented by other existing devices, and details are not described herein again.
- the infrared coded projection system of the present invention is equipped with at least two infrared light generators for projecting a textured infrared beam.
- the projection position, orientation, mode, and combinations thereof of the projection system can be designed to enhance the performance of the depth data detecting device of the present invention.
- Figure 7 shows a schematic diagram of the composition of an infrared coded projection system in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 includes a plurality of infrared coded projection devices (1-1, 1-2, ... 1-N), and a plurality of infrared coded projection devices are put into operation in a predetermined order. .
- the infrared coded projection device can be composed of an infrared light generator and an optical system.
- Each of the infrared coded projection devices may have an infrared light generator, and the optical system may be shared between different projection devices, or one for each projection device.
- the optical system adopts different structures, the infrared light emitted by the infrared light generator passes through the optical system and can become an infrared light beam with different textures.
- the optical system can also employ, for example, a holographic microlens array, an optical mask, or other type of grating, whereby infrared light with other different textures can be produced.
- different infrared coded projection devices can project a textured infrared beam to different projection regions of the space being measured.
- an upper infrared coded projection device is used to project an infrared beam with texture information into the upper half of the measured space (see part A in Fig. 8)
- An infrared coded projection device is used to project an infrared beam with texture information into the lower half of the space to be measured (see section B in Fig. 8).
- the projection area of the upper infrared coded projection device and the projection area of the lower infrared coded projection device may have overlapping portions.
- each infrared coded projection device only needs to project an infrared light beam to a part of the measured space, so that the imaging device (for example, two infrared image sensors) can acquire the infrared texture image containing the depth data of the measured space.
- the projection of different projection areas can be simultaneously projected or time-divisionally projected by different infrared coding projection devices according to actual application conditions.
- simultaneous projection configuration it is possible to cover as much of the measured space as possible with limited power of the infrared light generator.
- time-sharing configuration it is possible to project a farther infrared beam with the same operating power of the infrared-coded projection device, and the illumination intensity of the infrared beam projected into the space to be measured is stronger.
- each infrared coded projection device Since different infrared coded projection devices work in turn, that is, each infrared coded projection device has a certain power-off time in each working cycle, so that the heat generated by the device caused by long-time operation can be avoided to cause the infrared light-coded projection device. Damage such as aging makes each infrared light generator reach its endurance as much as possible.
- multiple sets of infrared coded projection devices can also be configured according to actual needs. For example, each projection device within the group can simultaneously project different regions to ensure the range of the space to be measured, and each group works alternately to guarantee the power-off time of each projection device.
- a plurality of infrared coded projection devices in an infrared coded projection system can simultaneously project a textured infrared beam to the same measured space.
- the infrared coded projection system includes two infrared coded projection devices for projecting an infrared light beam with texture information into the space to be measured (see part A in FIG. 9), and the second infrared coded The projection device is used to project an infrared beam with texture information into the same measured space.
- the projection areas of the first infrared coded projection device and the second infrared coded projection device overlap (see part B in Fig. 9).
- the projected textures of the two projection devices are staggered according to certain constraints, and the projected textures themselves may be the same or different.
- the projection density of the target space as a whole can be increased without changing the projection density of a single laser to achieve more accurate depth detection and formation.
- a third infrared coded projection device may be additionally provided, which alternately puts two of the three projection devices into operation at the same time, thereby ensuring that each infrared coded projection device has a certain power off time during its working cycle, As far as possible to achieve the life of the infrared light generator.
- the projection means for simultaneously projecting texture to the same area may be N (N ? 2), and the system At least N+1 projection devices may be included to ensure the power down time of each projection device.
- the technical solutions shown in Figures 8 and 9 can be combined.
- the first and second infrared-coded projection devices can be used to simultaneously project mutually offset infrared textures into the upper half of the measured space, and then simultaneously use the third and fourth infrared-coded projection devices simultaneously to the lower half of the measured space. Partially projecting infrared textures that are staggered from each other, thereby alternating.
- Such a combination can achieve the advantages of improving the brightness of the single speckle, expanding the detection area, and ensuring the power-off time.
- various combinations of the above aspects can be devised by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the invention.
- the texture carried by the infrared beam projected by the infrared coded projection system described above with reference to Figures 7-9 may be a random speckle texture, or may be a stripe-encoded texture using a De Bruijn sequence, or of course Textures of other shapes.
- the textured infrared beam projected by the infrared coded projection system can form a texture pattern with a certain distribution in the space to be measured.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 has a predetermined duty cycle, and operates in a plurality of work modes in each work cycle, each work mode has a different work period, and in different work modes,
- the infrared coded projection system 1 projects a textured infrared beam to different projection areas within the surveillance space.
- the working periods of different working modes can overlap, that is, there can be multiple working modes at one time.
- the area projected by the infrared coded projection system 1 in different modes of operation may also have overlapping areas.
- the texture information carried by the infrared light beam projected by the infrared coded projection system 1 in different working modes may be the same or different.
- An imaging device eg, two infrared image sensors for imaging the monitoring space at a predetermined frame period to form an infrared texture image including texture information, the length of the duty cycle of the infrared coded projection system 1 and the frame period of the imaging device The same length allows the imaging device to image the measured space at each duty cycle of the infrared coded projection system.
- the projection areas of the different working modes of the infrared coded projection system 1 respectively correspond to different pixel areas of the imaging device, the working period of each working mode of the infrared coded projection system 1 and the pixel area of the imaging device corresponding to the working mode Exposure periods at least partially overlap, making the imaging device
- Each of the pixel regions is capable of imaging the reflected light of the infrared beam projected in its corresponding operating mode.
- the working mode of the infrared coded projection system 1 in each working cycle is also different.
- the imaging device uses the global exposure (ie, each pixel region of the imaging device has the same exposure period in each frame period of the imaging device, and is simultaneously exposed during the exposure period)
- the infrared coded projection system 1 is exposed. During the period, it traversed multiple working modes.
- each frame of image formed by the imaging device on the measured space is an infrared texture image containing texture information, and based on the information about the texture segment in the infrared texture image, the depth information of the measured space can be determined.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 has a predetermined duty cycle at which at least two projection devices in the infrared coded projection system 1 project a textured infrared beam to the space under test.
- different at least two projection devices corresponding to at least two infrared light generators
- the texture information carried by the infrared beams simultaneously projected by the at least two projection devices may be the same or different.
- the infrared coded projection system may comprise at least three infrared light generators.
- the controller may alternately switch at least two of the at least three infrared light generators into operation during different duty cycles, and in the at least three infrared light generators in each duty cycle At least two infrared light generators project a textured infrared beam to the same measured space.
- the infrared coded projection system may include three infrared light generators A, B, and C, and alternately switch two infrared light generators into operation in the order of, for example, AB, BC, and AC, thereby avoiding each infrared light generator. The effect on service life due to continuous work over a long period of time.
- An imaging device eg, two infrared image sensors for imaging the monitoring space at a predetermined frame period to form an infrared texture image including texture information, the length of the duty cycle of the infrared coded projection system 1 and the frame period of the imaging device The same length allows the imaging device to image the measured space at each duty cycle of the infrared coded projection system.
- the configuration of the infrared coded projection system shown in FIGS. 7-9 is equally applicable to a depth detecting device including a monocular imaging system (ie, including only a single infrared image sensor) in addition to the binocular imaging system used in the present invention.
- a monocular imaging system ie, including only a single infrared image sensor
- the combination of the above-mentioned infrared coded projection system and the monocular imaging system can be understood by those skilled in the art after reading the disclosure of the present invention, and details are not described herein.
- an infrared light generator fails, during the operation of the infrared light generator, it will inevitably affect the capture of the image frame of the image sensor, thereby affecting the measurement of the depth data. Therefore, it is also necessary to cope with infrared light.
- the configuration of the generator with a sudden failure.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic block diagram of an infrared coded projection apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- the depth data detecting apparatus of the present invention may further include a fault detecting apparatus 15, a fault reporting apparatus 16, and an alarm.
- Device 17 Although the device 15-17 is shown for simplicity in the drawings, in various embodiments, the infrared coded projection device of the present invention may include only the fault detecting device 15, including both the fault detecting device 15 and the fault reporting device 16.
- the fault detecting device 15 and the alarm device 17 are included, or both the fault detecting device 15, the fault reporting device 16, and the alarm device 17 are included.
- the fault detecting device 15 is for detecting whether there is a fault in the infrared light generator.
- the controller deletes the faulty infrared light generator in the infrared light generator cycle working sequence, and starts the next infrared in the infrared light generator cycle working sequence. Light generator.
- the malfunctioning infrared light generator can be stopped, and the infrared light generator in the working state can be guaranteed at any time to avoid the occurrence of the lighting gap period, and the device cannot detect the depth normally.
- the fault detecting device 15 may include an infrared light detecting device for detecting the presence or absence of a textured infrared light beam in the space to be measured.
- the infrared light generator is regarded as malfunctioning when the controller controls one of the at least two infrared light generators to generate infrared light, and the infrared light detecting device does not detect the textured infrared light beam.
- the fault detecting device starts the faulty infrared after a predetermined period of time after detecting the malfunctioning infrared light generator. a light generator, at which time the fault detecting device re-detects whether the infrared light generator is still faulty.
- the controller re-inserts the infrared light generator into the cyclic working sequence.
- the infrared coded projection system of the present invention may further include a fault reporting device 16 that is coupled to the fault detecting device 15.
- the failure reporting device 16 reports that the infrared light generator is damaged.
- the damaged infrared light generator can be reported to the user in time for subsequent maintenance.
- the fault reporting device 16 can report in the form of sound, text, LED display, and the like.
- the infrared coded projection system of the present invention can also be provided with an alarm device 17 for issuing an alarm when the fault detecting device 15 determines that all of the infrared light generators are faulty, prompting the user to terminate the detection and perform maintenance.
- the depth data detecting device of the present invention may also be arranged to directly include an infrared light detecting device.
- the infrared light detecting device may be disposed in a projection direction of the infrared coded projection system for determining an infrared coded projection device in a working state of the plurality of infrared coded projection devices, that is, an infrared coded projection device that can be used to determine the working state. The number. In this way, the infrared coded projection device in the working state can be conveniently determined during the working process of the system.
- an infrared light detecting device may be respectively disposed in the projection direction of each of the infrared coded projection devices to detect the infrared coded projection device in an operating state (an infrared light detecting device may be placed at a corner of each laser front end).
- an infrared light detecting device may be placed at a corner of each laser front end.
- the infrared light beams projected by the plurality of infrared coded projection devices can be modulated in a different manner in advance.
- the infrared light beams projected by the plurality of infrared coded projection devices may be amplitude-modulated, phase-modulated, frequency-modulated, or intensity-modulated with different parameters, and the modulation information corresponding to each of the infrared-coded projection devices may be saved.
- the infrared light signal detected by the infrared light detecting device is demodulated and processed, and the processed infrared light signal is compared with the stored modulated information to determine the infrared coded projection device in an operating state.
- the plurality of infrared coded projection devices can also emit infrared light at different frequencies. At this time, the frequency of the infrared light signal can be detected by analyzing the infrared light detecting device to determine which infrared coded projection device is in an active state.
- the infrared light detecting device that receives the infrared light signal may determine the infrared light.
- the infrared coded projection device corresponding to the light detecting device is in an operating state.
- Figure 11 is a schematic block diagram of a depth data monitoring apparatus in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
- the depth data monitoring apparatus of the present invention includes an infrared coded projection system 1, an imaging device 2, and a processor 3.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 is configured to project the encoded textured infrared light beam into the monitoring space, wherein the texture carried by the infrared light beam projected by the infrared coded projection system 1 may be a random speckle texture or a De
- the stripe-encoded texture of the Bruijn sequence can also be textures of other shapes.
- the textured infrared beam projected by the infrared coded projection system 1 can form a textured pattern with a certain distribution in the monitoring space.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 has a predetermined duty cycle, and operates in a plurality of working modes in each working cycle, and the working period of each working mode is different. In different working modes, the infrared coded projection system 1 is in the monitoring space. Different projected areas project a textured infrared beam.
- the working periods of different working modes can overlap, that is, there can be multiple working modes at one time.
- the area projected by the infrared coded projection system 1 in different modes of operation may also have overlapping areas.
- the texture information carried by the infrared light beam projected by the infrared coded projection system 1 in different working modes may be the same or different.
- the method of projecting the textured infrared beam to the monitoring space distribution can make the projected infrared beam have higher brightness, and the projected infrared beam can reach. The maximum distance is farther.
- the imaging device 2 is configured to image the monitoring space at a predetermined frame period to form an infrared texture image containing texture information, and the length of the duty cycle of the infrared coded projection system 1 is the same as the length of the frame period of the imaging device 2, so that the imaging device 2 The monitoring space at each duty cycle of the infrared coded projection system 1 can be imaged.
- the projection areas of the different working modes of the infrared coded projection system 1 respectively correspond to different pixel areas of the imaging device 2, the working period of each working mode of the infrared coded projection system 1 and the corresponding operation mode of the imaging device 2 corresponding to the working mode
- the exposure periods of the pixel regions at least partially overlap such that each pixel region of the imaging device 2 is capable of imaging the reflected light of the infrared beam projected in its corresponding operational mode.
- the operation mode of the infrared coded projection system 1 in each duty cycle is also different. Specifically, when the imaging device 2 uses the global exposure (ie, each pixel period of the imaging device 2 has the same exposure period in each frame period of the imaging device 2, and is simultaneously exposed during the exposure period), the infrared coded projection system 1 traversing multiple operating modes during the exposure period.
- each frame of image formed by the imaging device 2 for the surveillance space is composed of texture information.
- the infrared texture image based on the information of the texture segment in the infrared texture image, can determine the depth information of the monitoring space.
- the imaging device 2 can also employ a roller blind sensor that can operate in a trigger mode.
- the depth data monitoring device of the present invention may further include a trigger signal generating device.
- the trigger signal generating means transmits a trigger signal to the imaging device 2 to trigger a reset operation of the imaging device for one row of pixels.
- the imaging process of the imaging device 2 can be as shown in FIG.
- the pixels of the imaging device 2 can sequentially perform the reset operation row by row, and the time difference between the adjacent two reset operations of each row of pixels is the frame period (t1 to t5 in the figure), each A row of pixels starts exposure after the reset operation (t2 to t3, t4 to t5), and after a valid exposure time (effective exposure time corresponds to t2 to t3 in the figure), a data read operation is performed on the pixel of the row (t3 to T4). As shown in FIG. 9, after the data reading operation is completed, the exposure can be continued (t4 to t5), but since the reading operation has been completed, the exposure period between the subsequent exposure and the next reset is an invalid exposure time.
- the projection areas of each of the operation modes of the infrared coded projection system 1 respectively correspond to a plurality of rows of pixels of the image forming apparatus 2, wherein different starts in a predetermined time sequence
- the projection area of the working mode is distributed from top to bottom (may have overlapping portions), and the working period of each working mode includes an effective exposure period of each row of pixels corresponding to the working mode, and the effective exposure is excluded in the frame period.
- the working mode is stopped at least partially during the period other than the period.
- the two working modes of the imaging device 2 described above are only preferred examples of the present invention.
- the imaging device 2 may have other modes of operation, and details are not described herein again.
- the depth data monitoring apparatus shown in FIG. 11 may also optionally include a processor 3 (in other words, the processor 3 in FIG. 11 is not necessary).
- the processor 3 is configured to analyze the infrared texture image formed by the imaging device 2 in each frame period to determine depth data of each texture segment in the infrared texture image relative to the imaging device, thereby determining depth data of the monitoring space.
- the processor 3 can have a plurality of ways of determining the depth data of the texture segments in the infrared texture image formed by the imaging device 2.
- the processor can determine the infrared texture image according to the reference surface texture of the plurality of known depth distances according to the infrared texture projected by the infrared coded projection system in different working modes.
- the depth data of each texture segment that is, the depth data of the monitoring space.
- the imaging device 2 includes two infrared light image sensors (first infrared light) At the time of the image sensor 2-1 and the second red light image sensor 2-2), the two infrared light image sensors have a predetermined relative spatial position relationship, and the two infrared light image sensors are respectively used to image the monitoring space.
- the processor 3 can determine the texture based on a predetermined relative spatial positional relationship between the two infrared light image sensors based on a position difference of the texture segment image correspondingly formed in the two infrared texture images by the same texture segment in the infrared texture.
- the depth data of the segment relative to the two infrared light image sensors thereby determining the depth data of each texture segment in the infrared texture image, that is, the depth data of the monitoring space.
- the two infrared light image sensors can operate in a triggering mode as described above.
- Two infrared light image sensors can be connected to the trigger signal generating device 4, respectively.
- the trigger signal is transmitted to the two infrared light image sensors simultaneously by the trigger signal generating device 4, so that the two infrared light image sensors can simultaneously image the monitoring space.
- the infrared coded projection system in the depth data monitoring device of the present invention uses a distributed projection method to project to different regions of the monitoring space.
- the infrared light beam with texture information enables the imaging device in the depth data monitoring device to obtain the infrared texture image with texture information by imaging the monitoring space, and the depth data of the monitoring space can be obtained by analyzing the infrared texture image.
- the function of the infrared coded projection system 1 in the depth data monitoring device of the present invention can be completed by an infrared coded projection device, but is preferably performed by a plurality of infrared coded projection devices.
- the following is further described in the case where the infrared coded projection system includes a plurality of infrared coded projection devices, and the case where the infrared coded projection system is completed by an infrared coded projection device will not be described in detail.
- the infrared coded projection system 1 can also include a plurality of infrared coded projection devices (1-1, 1-2, ... 1-N) as shown in FIG. 7, and the plurality of infrared coded projection devices are put in a predetermined order.
- the various working modes mentioned above correspond to a plurality of infrared coded projection devices respectively, that is, different infrared coded projection devices project infrared light beams to different regions of the monitoring space in different working modes.
- each infrared coded projection device corresponds to a plurality of rows of pixels of the imaging device 2, such that when one of the frame periods corresponds to an infrared-coded projection device After the effective exposure period of the plurality of rows of pixels ends, the infrared coded projection device can stop working, and wait for the effective exposure period of the corresponding row of pixels in the next frame period to start, and start the work.
- the upper infrared coded projection device is used to project the infrared light beam with texture information to the upper half of the monitoring space (see also In Part A of Figure 8, a lower infrared coded projection device is used to project an infrared beam with texture information into the lower half of the monitoring space (see section B in Figure 8).
- the projection area of the upper infrared coded projection device and the projection area of the lower infrared coded projection device may have overlapping portions. In this way, each infrared coded projection device only needs to project an infrared light beam to a part of the monitoring space, so that the imaging device can collect the infrared texture image of the monitoring space containing the depth data.
- the scheme of using multiple infrared coding projection devices to project different projection areas of the monitoring space and projecting to the entire monitoring space by using a single infrared coding projection device in the case where the operating power of the infrared coded projection device is the same, the infrared coded projection device in the embodiment of the present invention can project a farther infrared light beam, and the illumination intensity of the infrared light beam projected into the monitoring space is strong.
- each infrared coded projection device only needs to work for a part of the time in one working cycle, that is, each infrared coded projection device has a certain degree in each work cycle.
- the power-off time in this way, can avoid the aging and other damage caused by the heat generated by the device caused by the long-time operation, so that each infrared light generator can reach its service life as much as possible.
- the infrared coded projection device may be composed of an infrared light generator and an optical system.
- the infrared light generator can generate infrared light
- the optical system can process the infrared light generated by the infrared light generator to turn it into a textured infrared light beam.
- the optical system can have various structures according to actual needs. When the optical system adopts different structures, the infrared light emitted by the infrared light generator passes through the optical system and can become an infrared light beam with different textures.
- the optical system may be composed of an optical beam splitter and an optical diffuser.
- the optical system can also employ, for example, a holographic microlens array, an optical mask, or other type of grating, whereby infrared light with other different textures can be produced.
- the system may further include a visible light imaging device.
- the visible light imaging device is used for imaging the monitoring space, and the image formed by the visible light imaging device is an image containing color information of the monitoring space, and the color information processor based on the determined depth data of the monitoring space and the monitoring space can be integrated into the monitoring space. Depth data and color information map image.
- the visible light imaging device can also generally detect infrared light. Therefore, in order to avoid the interference caused by the infrared light projected by the infrared coded projection system, an infrared light filtering device can be disposed at the front end of the visible light imaging device for filtering. Infrared light, wherein the infrared light filtering device is preferably configured to filter out infrared light having a wavelength between 780 nm and 1100 nm.
- a depth data monitoring device may also employ, for example, the configuration of Figure 9 to include the ability to simultaneously project infrared beams to the same monitoring space.
- a depth data monitoring device can include an infrared coded projection system, an imaging device, and a processor.
- the infrared coded projection system comprises at least three infrared coded projection devices and has a predetermined duty cycle, and in different operating modes, at least two of the at least three infrared coded projection devices are alternately switched to the same monitoring
- the space projects an infrared beam with an infrared texture.
- An imaging device is configured to image the monitoring space at a predetermined frame period to form an infrared texture image including texture information, the length of the duty cycle being the same as the length of the frame period, such that the imaging device is in position Monitoring spatial imaging for each duty cycle of an infrared coded projection system.
- the processor can then be used to analyze the infrared texture image formed by the imaging device during each frame period to determine depth data of each texture segment in the infrared texture image relative to the imaging device.
- Each of the infrared coded projection devices herein includes an infrared light generator as described above.
- the optical system used to form the infrared texture may be shared by different infrared coded projection devices or may be separately configured for the infrared coded projection device.
- the depth data monitoring device in this embodiment may also have two infrared light image sensors, a visible light imaging device and/or an infrared light filtering device. These components have been clarified in conjunction with Application Example 1, and are not described herein again.
- the method according to the invention can also be implemented as a computer program comprising computer program code instructions for performing the various steps defined above in the above method of the invention.
- the method according to the invention may also be embodied as a computer program product comprising a computer readable medium on which is stored a computer for performing the above-described functions defined in the above method of the invention program.
- Those skilled in the art will also appreciate the various exemplary logic blocks, modules, circuits, and circuits described in connection with the disclosure herein.
- the algorithm steps can be implemented as electronic hardware, computer software, or a combination of both.
- each block of the flowchart or block diagram can represent a module, a program segment, or a portion of code that includes one or more of the Executable instructions.
- the functions noted in the blocks may also occur in a different order than the ones in the drawings. For example, two consecutive blocks may be executed substantially in parallel, and they may sometimes be executed in the reverse order, depending upon the functionality involved.
- each block of the block diagrams and/or flowcharts, and combinations of blocks in the block diagrams and/or flowcharts can be implemented in a dedicated hardware-based system that performs the specified function or operation. Or it can be implemented by a combination of dedicated hardware and computer instructions.
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- 一种深度数据检测装置,包括:红外编码投影系统,用于向被测空间投射带有纹理的红外光束,以在被测空间中的待检测物体上形成随机分布的红外纹理;两个红外图像传感器,用于分别对所述被测空间成像,从而形成两个红外纹理图像,所述两个红外图像传感器之间具有预定相对空间位置关系,从而使得能够基于所述红外纹理中同一个纹理片段在所述两个红外纹理图像中相对应地形成的纹理片段图像的位置差异、以及所述预定相对空间位置关系,确定所述红外纹理相对于所述两个红外图像传感器的深度数据,所述红外编码投影系统包括:至少两个红外光发生器,用于分别产生红外光;光学系统,所述红外光发生器产生的红外光经过所述光学系统之后形成所述带有纹理的红外光束;控制器,用于控制并切换所述至少两个红外光发生器,以使得所述至少两个红外光发生器交替产生红外光。
- 根据权利要求1所述的深度数据检测装置,其中,所述红外编码投影系统具有多种工作模式,在不同的工作模式下,所述控制器切换不同的红外光发生器投入工作,并且在每一种工作模式下不同的红外光发生器以不同的投射角度和/或从不同的位置向被测空间投射带有纹理的红外光束,以在被测空间中的待检测物体上形成随机分布的红外纹理;对于每一种工作模式,所述两个红外光图像传感器分别对所述被测空间成像,从而形成两个红外纹理图像。
- 根据权利要求2所述的深度数据检测装置,还包括:处理器,用于获取不同工作模式下使用所述两个红外光图像传感器得到的两个红外纹理图像,对于每一种工作模式,根据所述两个红外光图像传感器之间的预定相对空间位置关系、基于所述红外纹理中同一个纹理片段在所述两个红外纹理图像中相对应地形成的纹理片段图像的位置差异,确定该工作模式下所述红外纹理相对于所述两个红外光图像传感器的深度数据,将多个工作模式 下确定的深度数据融合,得到新的深度数据,作为待检测物体的最终深度数据。
- 根据权利要求1所述的深度数据检测装置,其中,所述控制器分别与所述红外编码投影系统和所述两个红外光图像传感器连接,用于控制所述两个红外光图像传感器同步拍摄,并在所述两个红外光图像传感器每一帧曝光结束后,将所述红外编码投影系统切换到下一工作模式。
- 根据权利要求1所述的深度数据检测装置,其中,所述控制器通过向所述两个红外光图像传感器发送触发信号来触发所述两个红外图像传感器进行成像,所述控制器通过向所述红外编码投影系统发送切换信号来切换不同的红外光发生器投入工作,其中,所述触发信号与所述切换信号同步。
- 根据权利要求1所述的深度数据检测装置,其中,所述红外编码投影系统具有预定的工作周期,并且在每个工作周期内以多种工作模式工作,每个工作模式的工作时期不同,在不同的工作模式下,所述控制器切换不同的红外光发生器投入工作,并且在每一种工作模式下不同的红外光发生器向被测空间的不同的投射区域投射带有纹理的红外光束;所述两个红外光图像传感器以预定的帧周期对所述被测空间成像,以形成包含纹理信息的红外纹理图像,所述工作周期的长度与所述帧周期的长度相同,所述红外编码投影系统的不同工作模式的投射区域分别对应于所述成像装置的不同像素区域,所述红外编码投影系统的每个工作模式的工作时期与所述成像装置的对应于该工作模式的像素区域的曝光期至少部分重叠,使得所述成像装置的各个像素区域能够对其所对应的工作模式下投射的红外光束的反射光成像。
- 根据权利要求1所述的深度数据检测装置,其中,所述红外编码投影系统包括至少三个红外光发生器并且具有预定的工作周期,在不同的工作周期下,所述控制器轮流切换所述至少三个红外光发生 器中的至少两个红外光发生器投入工作,并且在每一个工作周期下所述至少三个红外光发生器中的至少两个红外光发生器向相同的被测空间投射带有纹理的红外光束。
- 根据权利要求1所述的深度数据检测装置,其中,所述至少两个红外光发生器产生的红外光被所述光学系统以不同的方式调制,并且其中,所述深度数据检测装置还包括设置在所述红外编码投影系统的投射方向上的红外光检测装置,使得通过分析所述红外光检测装置接收到的红外光信号能够确定哪一个红外光发生器处于工作状态。
- 根据权利要求1所述的深度数据检测装置,还包括:故障检测装置,用于检测所述至少两个红外光发生器中是否存在出现故障的红外光发生器,所述控制器维护由所述至少两个红外光发生器组成的红外光发生器循环工作序列,所述控制器根据所述红外光发生器循环工作序列依次切换所述红外光发生器工作,在所述故障检测装置检测到出现故障的红外光发生器的情况下,所述控制器在所述红外光发生器循环工作序列中删除所述出现故障的红外光发生器,并启动所述红外光发生器循环工作序列中的下一个红外光发生器。
- 根据权利要求9所述的深度数据检测装置,其中,所述故障检测装置包括:红外光检测装置,用于检测被测空间中是否存在所述带有纹理的红外光束,其中,在所述控制器控制所述至少两个红外光发生器中的一个红外光发生器产生红外光,而所述红外光检测装置没有检测到所述带有纹理的红外光束的情况下,视为该红外光发生器出现故障。
- 根据权利要求9所述的深度数据检测装置,其中,所述故障检测装置检测到出现故障的红外光发生器之后预定时间段以 后,所述控制器启动所述出现故障的红外光发生器,所述故障检测装置重新检测该红外光发生器是否依然存在故障,在所述故障检测装置经过重新检测确定该红外光发生器不再存在故障的情况下,所述控制器将该红外光发生器重新列入所述循环工作序列。
- 根据权利要求11所述的深度数据检测装置,还包括:故障报告装置,连接到所述故障检测装置,用于在所述故障检测装置经过多次重新检测均确定该红外光发生器存在故障的情况下,报告该红外光发生器损坏。
- 根据权利要求11所述的深度数据检测装置,还包括:报警装置,用于在所述故障检测装置确定所述至少两个红外光发生器中的每一个红外光发生器都存在故障时,发出警报。
- 根据权利要求1所述的深度数据检测系统,其中,所述两个图像传感器的光学成像中心的连线为基线方向,所述同一个纹理片段在所述两个红外纹理图像中相对应地形成的纹理片段图像的位置差异在基线方向上。
- 一种深度数据监控装置,包括:红外编码投影系统,具有预定的工作周期,并且在每个工作周期内以多种工作模式工作,每个工作模式的工作时期不同,在不同的工作模式下,所述红外编码投影系统向监控空间内不同的投射区域投射带有红外纹理的红外光束;成像装置,用于以预定的帧周期对所述监控空间成像,以形成包含纹理信息的红外纹理图像,所述工作周期的长度与所述帧周期的长度相同,所述红外编码投影系统的不同工作模式的投射区域分别对应于所述成像装置的不同像素区域,所述红外编码投影系统的每个工作模式的工作时期与所述成像装置的对应于该工作模式的像素区域的曝光期至少部分重叠,使得所述成像装置的各个像素区域能够对其所对应的工作模式下投射的红外光束的反射光成像;处理器,用于分析所述成像装置在每个帧周期内所成的红外纹理图像,以确定所述红外纹理图像中每一个纹理片段相对于所述成像装置的深度数据,所述红外编码投影系统包括多个红外编码投影装置,在不同的工作模式下,由不同的红外编码投影装置投射所述红外光束。
- 根据权利要求15所述的深度数据监控装置,其中,在每个所述帧周期内,所述成像装置的所有像素区域具有相同的曝光期,并在所述曝光期内同步曝光,所述红外编码投影系统在所述曝光期内遍历所述多种工作模式。
- 根据权利要求15所述的深度数据监控装置,还包括:触发信号发生装置,用于向所述成像装置发送触发信号,以触发所述成像装置对其一行像素的复位操作,其中,所述成像装置响应于所述触发信号,对其像素逐行依次执行复位操作,每一行像素的相邻两次复位操作之间的时间差为所述帧周期,每一行像素在复位操作之后开始曝光,并且在经过相同的有效曝光时间后对该行像素进行数据读取操作,所述红外编码投影系统的每个工作模式的投射区域分别对应于所述成像装置的若干行像素,每个工作模式的工作时期包括该工作模式对应的若干行像素中每一行像素的有效曝光期,并且在所述帧周期内除所述有效曝光期之外的时期内至少部分时间停止该工作模式。
- 一种深度数据监控装置,包括:红外编码投影系统,包括至少三个红外编码投影装置并且具有预定的工作周期,在不同的工作模式下,所述处理器轮流切换所述至少三个红外编码投影装置中的至少两个红外编码投影装置向相同的监控空间投射带有红外纹理的红外光束;成像装置,用于以预定的帧周期对所述监控空间成像,以形成包含纹理信息的红外纹理图像,所述工作周期的长度与所述帧周期的长度相同,使得所述成像装置对处在所述红外编码投影系统的每个工作周期下的被测空间成像;处理器,用于分析所述成像装置在每个帧周期内所成的红外纹理图像,以确定所述红外纹理图像中每一个纹理片段相对于所述成像装置的深度数据。
- 根据权利要求15或18所述的深度数据监控装置,其中,所述成像装置包括两个红外光图像传感器,所述两个红外光图像传感器之间具有预定相对空间位置关系,所述两个红外光图像传感器分别用于对所述监控空间成像,所述处理器根据所述两个红外光图像传感器之间的预定相对空间位置关系、基于所述红外纹理中同一个纹理片段在所述两个红外纹理图像中相对应地形成的纹理片段图像的位置差异,能够确定该纹理片段相对于所述两个红外光图像传感器的深度数据,从而确定所述红外纹理图像中每一个纹理片段的深度数据。
- 根据权利要求15或18所述的深度数据监控装置,还包括:可见光成像装置,用于对所述监控空间成像,所述可见光成像装置所成的像是包含所述监控空间的色彩信息的图像,其中,基于所确定的所述监控空间的深度数据及所述监控空间的色彩信息,所述处理器能够融合出包含所述监控空间的深度数据及色彩信息的图像。
- 根据权利要求20所述的深度数据监控系统,还包括:红外光过滤装置,设置在所述可见光成像装置的前端,用于滤除红外光。
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