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Segmentation of range images using sine wave coding and Fourier transformation

M. Rioux, P. Boulanger, and T. Kasvand

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Abstract

A laser scanner is used to produce a digital range image which is sine wave coded and Fourier transformed to obtain an efficient segmentation of planar and cylindrical surfaces. Extension to complex shape is also discussed.

© 1987 Optical Society of America

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