High-Fidelity Surface Reconstruction Using Complementary Colorimetry-Encoded Fringe Projection Profilometry

To solve the challenging issue of uneven reflectance of high-fidelity surface, this paper proposes a three-dimensional (3D) shape measurement method based on surface adaptation complementary colorimetry-encoded fringe projection profilometry. A complete complementary hue extraction method simulates the retina stimulation to establish the complementary conversion relationship between the projected and collected colors of the measurement system. On this basis, a surface reflectance adaptation fringe pattern encoding strategy is proposed to measure the high-fidelity surfaces. The experiments demonstrate that the proposed method is capable of efficiently balancing and adjusting the reflected light intensity of each fidelity surface, thereby suppressing the ambiguity reconstruction texture. The established complementary colorimetry relationship also improves the light wavelength discrimination, saturation avoidance, measurement accuracy and efficiency.