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SPaM: soft patch matching for non-rigid pointcloud registration.

Behnam Maleki¹, Raphael Falque¹, Teresa Vidal-Calleja¹

¹Robotics Institute, University of Technology Sydney, Ultimo, NSW, Australia.

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Summary

This study introduces a new method for 3D reconstruction of deformable objects using raw point clouds. The approach accurately registers complex shapes and handles missing data in dynamic scenes.

Keywords:

as rigid as possible deformable registration non-rigid registration patch matching pointcloud registration soft patches

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Robotics and Computer Vision
Geometric Deep Learning

Background:

3D reconstruction of deformable objects is crucial for robotics.
Current mesh-based and non-rigid registration methods face challenges with accuracy, detail loss, and unstructured data.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel non-rigid registration framework for raw, deformable point clouds.
To overcome limitations of existing methods in handling unstructured data and large deformations.

Main Methods:

A new framework formulates non-rigid deformation as aggregated local rigid transformations.
Utilizes soft patches with geometric properties (SHOT descriptor) for locality.
Employs a similarity matrix and correspondence graph with As-Rigid-As-Possible optimization.

Main Results:

The method effectively registers deformable objects from raw, unstructured point clouds.
Demonstrates robustness in handling large deformations and significant missing data.
Achieves accurate registration without mesh interpolation or smoothing.

Conclusions:

The proposed geometric feature-based framework offers a robust solution for 3D reconstruction of deformable objects.
It advances non-rigid registration for dynamic scenes with incomplete scan data.
Paves the way for improved robotic applications relying on accurate 3D perception.