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The scanning of 3D geometry has become a popular way of capturing the shape of real-world objects. Transparent objects, however, pose problems for traditional scanning methods. We present a visible light tomographic reconstruction method for recovering the shape of transparent objects, such as glass. Our setup is relatively simple to implement, and accounts for refraction, which can be a significant problem in visible light tomography.
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