“An interactive “retrographic sensor” for touch, texture, and shape” by Raj, Johnson and Adelson
Conference:
- SIGGRAPH 2009
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Entry Number: 02
Title:
- An interactive “retrographic sensor” for touch, texture, and shape
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Description:
Retrographic sensing is a novel method for measuring surface texture and shape. It uses a sensor made of clear elastomer with a painted skin to non-destructively change an object’s reflectance characteristics. When an object is pressed into the sensor, the painted skin conforms to the shape of the object. Viewed from behind, the object appears as a shaded surface and the shape of the surface can be estimated using photometric stereo techniques. In previous work [Johnson and Adelson 2009], we describe a method for reconstructing high-resolution 2.5D surface data from a single image of the sensor. In this work, we demonstrate an implementation of the system that runs at interactive rates.
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References
JOHNSON, M. K., AND ADELSON, E. H. 2009. Retrographic sensing for the measurement of surface texture and shape. In IEEE Conf. on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR).
