Sign language learning based on high-speed fringe projection profilometry employing defocused binary fringe
Jian-hua Wang , Yu-guo Zhou , Yan-xi Yang
Optoelectronics Letters ›› 2020, Vol. 16 ›› Issue (1) : 65 -74.
Sign language learning based on high-speed fringe projection profilometry employing defocused binary fringe
A high-speed fringe projection profilometry employing defocused binary fringe is presented to record the 3-D sign language, including gesture and mouth movement, to help people learn the sign language. It employs a number of advanced approaches, such as fringes binarization and defocus method, high precision phase calculation based on the phase-shifting method and the three pitches heterodyne unwrapping (TPHU) method, and how to combine multiple binary fringes into a 24-bit fringe. Experiments have shown that the proposed system can acquire and display high-quality 3D gesture and mouth movement at a speed of 500 frames per second.
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