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    • Real-time 3D reconstruction is crucial across various fields, demanding faster and more accurate algorithms.
    • Phase shifting profilometry (PSP) with Lucas-Kanade optical flow offers high precision but suffers from slow dense optical flow calculations.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To enhance the speed and real-time performance of 3D phase shifting profilometry.
    • To reduce computational load in 3D reconstruction by optimizing optical flow calculations.

    Main Methods:

    • Proposed a dynamic 3D phase shifting profilometry technique utilizing a corner optical flow algorithm.
    • Employed the Harris corner algorithm to identify feature points on the object.
    • Calculated optical flow exclusively for these identified feature points.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved a significant reduction in computation time by focusing optical flow on feature points.
    • Demonstrated a fourfold increase in pixel matching efficiency.
    • Showcased a twofold improvement in 3D reconstruction speed.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed corner optical flow method substantially improves the efficiency of 3D phase shifting profilometry.
    • This advancement enables faster and more efficient real-time 3D reconstruction and display.