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    • To develop an ultrafast and accurate phase unwrapping method for fringe projection profilometry.
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    • To improve the robustness and efficiency of 3D surface measurement techniques.

    Main Methods:

    • Proposed an ultrafast bi-staggered spatial phase unwrapping (BSPU) method.
    • Constructed an additional staggered phase to enable simultaneous detection of FOJ and LTPE.
    • Introduced a novel threshold separation model to differentiate FOJ and LTPE.
    • Utilized the concept of "non-integer fringe order" for effective LTPE correction based on continuity assumptions.

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    • The bi-staggered spatial phase unwrapping (BSPU) method accurately and rapidly locates fringe order jumps (FOJ) and local transient phase errors (LTPE).
    • A pioneering threshold separation model precisely distinguishes between FOJ and LTPE.
    • Local transient phase errors (LTPE) are corrected effectively by introducing "non-integer fringe order".
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    • This method provides a more reliable approach to phase unwrapping in fringe projection profilometry, overcoming limitations of prior techniques.