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    • Optics and Photonics
    • 3D Metrology
    • Computer Vision

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    • Phase shifting profilometry (PSP) requires static objects for accurate 3D reconstruction.
    • Object movement during fringe pattern acquisition leads to reconstruction failures.
    • Existing PSP methods are limited in applications involving dynamic scenes.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a general model for fringe pattern analysis in PSP that accounts for arbitrary 3D object movement.
    • To mathematically describe the influence of different movement types on phase values.
    • To enable accurate 3D reconstruction of moving objects using PSP.

    Main Methods:

    • Classification and analysis of five types of object movement.
    • Introduction of a virtual plane to model movement's effect on phase values.
    • Development of a novel mathematical model incorporating movement information.
    • Integration of movement tracking and least-square algorithms for reconstruction.

    Main Results:

    • A general mathematical model for fringe patterns under 3D movement was proposed.
    • The model accurately describes phase variations caused by various object motions.
    • High-accuracy 3D reconstruction of moving objects was achieved.
    • The method successfully removed the need for a reference plane.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed model significantly extends the applicability of phase shifting profilometry to dynamic environments.
    • Accurate reconstruction of moving objects is feasible with the developed technique.
    • Experimental verification confirms the model's effectiveness and robustness.