TECHNOLOGICAL BASIS OF “INDUSTRY 4.0”

Motorized low-cost 3D structured light scanning system for reverse engineering

  • 1 Polytechnic University of Tirana, Albania
  • 2 Politecnico di Bari, Italy
  • 3 Academy of Science, Albania

Abstract

Recently, development in the 3D technology is becoming more evident. The diffusion of the acquisition systems is helped from the rapid evaluation of the information technology and Mechatronics, permitting low-cost system by using off-the-shelf hardware (webcam, projectors, etc.) for 3D scanning. This paper is focused on the development, implementation and testing of an automated low cost motorized active 3D structured light scanning system (SLS). The scanner is based on the software platform of the DAVID Laser Scanner Vision Systems GmbH’s. Advanced of basic technologies for comparing the scanned data, will show the differences in performance of the 3D data acquisition with a test to reference approach with a commercial scanning system.

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