European Conference on Computer Vision

ECCV 1990: Computer Vision — ECCV 90 pp 601-603 | Cite as

Final steps towards real time trinocular stereovision

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• Gregory Randall
• Serge Foret
• Nicholas Ayache

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First Online: 09 June 2005

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Part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science book series (LNCS, volume 427)

Keywords

Stereo Match Dedicated Hardware Potential Match Multiple Match Epipolar Constraint 

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References

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   N. Ayache and C. Hansen. Rectification of images for binocular and trinocular stereovision. In Proc. International Conference on Pattern Recognition, October 1988. 9th, Beijing, China.Google Scholar
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   G. Randall, S. Foret and N.Ayache. Real time implementation of trinocular stereovision. In INRIA Research Report, to appear, 1990.Google Scholar
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   T. Skordas, P. Puget, R Zigmann and N. Ayache. Building 3-D Edge-Lines Tracked in an Image Sequence. In Proc. Autonomous Intelligent Systems Conference, December 1989. 2th, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.Google Scholar

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Authors and Affiliations

• Gregory Randall
  • 1
• Serge Foret
  • 2
• Nicholas Ayache
  • 1

1. 1.INRIA BP 105Le Chesnay CédexFrance
2. 2.NOESIS 5 bis, rue du Petit RobinsonJouy-en-JosasFrance