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    • Reverse Engineering
    • 3D Data Acquisition
    • Computational Geometry

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    • 3D reconstruction from point cloud data is crucial for reverse engineering.
    • Noise in 3D measurements degrades the quality of reconstructed object profiles.
    • Effective noise reduction is essential for accurate 3D data representation.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To address the challenge of removing noise from complex 3D point cloud data.
    • To propose and evaluate a novel global phase filtering method for 3D data.
    • To improve the precision and efficiency of 3D reconstruction.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized six-step phase shift profilometry to acquire local phase information.
    • Applied global phase unwrapping to obtain global phase data.
    • Implemented the Three Dimensional Global Phase Filtering (3D-GPF) method for noise reduction.

    Main Results:

    • Reduced noisy points in 3D graphics by 98.02%.
    • Increased the speed of 3D reconstruction by 12%.
    • Demonstrated superior performance compared to DCT and GSM filtering methods.

    Conclusions:

    • The 3D-GPF method effectively removes noise from 3D point cloud data.
    • The proposed method offers high precision and fast processing speeds.
    • 3D-GPF shows potential for broad application in various 3D reconstruction scenarios.