Motion-blur-compensated imaging system using a rotating acrylic cube
Summary
Many methods have been proposed to compensate motion blur. As one of them, this study proposes a compensation method using a transparent rotating cube using Snell's law, which can be used even in a scene with large motion blur and can shoot at a high sampling rate. By synchronizing the rotation speed and the moving speed of the object, it is possible not only to capture images without causing motion blur, but also to reset the imaging angle of view every 90 ° rotation by taking advantage of the characteristics of the cube. The feature is that no time loss is caused by the reciprocating movement of the mirror that can be seen. When this method was applied to a belt conveyor rotating at high speed, it was confirmed that images equivalent to those at rest could be acquired even at a speed of 12 km / h.
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References
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