A Comparison of Depth Sensors for 3D Object Surface Reconstruction

Authors

  • Vinod Gutta University of Ottawa
  • Edward D. Lemaire Ottawa Hospital and Research Institute
  • Natalie Baddour University of Ottawa
  • Pascal Fallavollita University of Ottawa

Abstract

The ability of depth cameras like Kinect to cap-ture a scene’s depth information in three-dimensions, along with 2D color RGB images, in real-time makes marker-less human motion capture a potential option for applications such as rehabilitation, robotics, education, etc. Various depth sensor technologies are commercially available, and selecting the ap-propriate depth sensor is highly dependent on the desired appli-cation. This research compared Kinect V2, Astra Pro, and Re-alSense D415 depth sensing technologies for object surface reconstruction within an interior daily living environment. Intel RealSense D415 was resistant to interference with multiple sen-sors and point cloud data at 1m range was more accurate than Kinect V2 and Astra Pro.

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Published

2019-05-21

How to Cite

[1]
V. Gutta, E. D. Lemaire, N. Baddour, and P. Fallavollita, “A Comparison of Depth Sensors for 3D Object Surface Reconstruction”, CMBES Proc., vol. 42, May 2019.

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