József Molnár, Robert Frohlich, D. Chetverikov, Z. Kato
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3D Reconstruction of Planar Patches Seen by Omnidirectional Cameras
We propose a novel solution for reconstructing planar surface patches from omnidirectional camera images. The theoretical foundation relies on variational calculus, which yields a closed form solution for the normal vector a 3D planar surface patch, when a homography is known between the corresponding image region pairs. The method is quantitatively evaluated on a large set of synthetic data. Experimental results confirm that the method provides good reconstructions in real-time.