ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Single-Model Self-Recovering Fringe Projection Profilometry Absolute Phase Recovery Method Based on Deep Learning.
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A drawback of fringe projection profilometry (FPP) is that it is still a challenge to perform efficient and accurate high-resolution absolute phase recovery with only a single measurement. This paper proposes a single-model self-recovering fringe projection absolute phase recovery method based on deep learning. The built Fringe Prediction Self-Recovering network converts a single fringe image acquired by a camera into four single mode self-recovering fringe images. A self-recovering algorithm is adopted to obtain wrapped phases and fringe grades, realizing high-resolution absolute phase recovery from only a single shot. Low-cost and efficient dataset preparation is realized by the constructed virtual measurement system. The fringe prediction network showed good robustness and generalization ability in experiments with multiple scenarios using different lighting conditions in both virtual and physical measurement systems. The absolute phase recovered MAE in the real physical measurement system was controlled to be 0.015 rad, and the reconstructed point cloud fitting RMSE was 0.02 mm. It was experimentally verified that the proposed method can achieve efficient and accurate absolute phase recovery under complex ambient lighting conditions. Compared with the existing methods, the method in this paper does not need the assistance of additional modes to process the high-resolution fringe images directly. Combining the deep learning technique with the self-recovering algorithm simplified the complex process of phase retrieval and phase unwrapping, and the proposed method is simpler and more efficient, which provides a reference for the fast, lightweight, and online detection of FPP.
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