A study of a reverse engineering system based on vision sensor for free-form surfaces

A study of a reverse engineering system based on vision sensor for free-form surfaces

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Article ID: iaor2002269
Country: Netherlands
Volume: 40
Issue: 3
Start Page Number: 215
End Page Number: 227
Publication Date: Jul 2001
Journal: Computers & Industrial Engineering
Authors: , , ,
Keywords: artificial intelligence
Abstract:

Reverse engineering can quickly create a CAD model of a new product, in which the sensor, sampling planning and surface reconstruction are three crucial elements. In this paper, a reverse engineering system involving a new vision sensor, an improved sampling planning module and a fine surface reconstruction module is developed. A characteristic of the proposed sensor is strong linearity between output and input, obtained by the structure optimization when a simple lens replaces the aspheric lens. Back propagation neural network error compensation heightens accuracy. To increase efficiency of digitization, an improved sampling planning approach is proposed; it is based on surface curvature and tangent line slope of a measured point. In surface reconstruction, a new adaptive extracting approach based on curvature of surface reconstructs the non-uniform rational B-spline surface for the scattered data. The accompanying reverse engineering experiment proves the proposed system to be reliable and efficient.

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