Stereoscopic and three-dimensional reconstruction of scenes

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Stereoscopic vision is the system that can capture the depth of a scene through a pair of related cameras. It has received much attention from the scientific community and has a special relevance, since it is equivalent to the human visual system. When we have two calibrated cameras that obtain images of a scene, then it is possible to know the 3D position of objects in space. It covers different topics such as: camera calibration, finding correspondences between images (similar to the problem of optical flow estimation) and three-dimensional reconstruction.




  

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