
Abstract
Scanning spheres are used for a variety of reasons in large point clouds captured by large volume 3D scanners. A couple these reasons are: point cloud registration, automatic alignment, and creation of geometry and center points for further analysis. Locating the scanning spheres automatically in large point clouds can take quite a lot of computing time, and produce false positives or negatives. To reduce computation time and reduce false positives or negatives a novel approach of utilizing the Intensity values or RGB values was explored. This presentation will discuss the developed approach and quantify the improvements seen on various large clouds.
Cite this paper
Christopher A. Greer, Jyani Vaddi. The Boeing Company, North Charleston, SC. Presented at the Coordinate Metrology Systems Conference 2022, Orlando, Florida, July 25-29, 2022. Coordinate Metrology Society, reference CMS-2022-005.
