3D backprojection (potential project)

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The discussion centers on the feasibility of constructing a 3D optical scene using backprojection techniques. The proposed method involves capturing images of a scene, such as a castle, from multiple angles with an HD camera, stitching these images into a point cloud, and then slicing the 3D model into 2D cross-sections. The final step utilizes filtered backprojection, a technique commonly used in CT imaging, to project light from various angles onto a medium like a cloud or crystal to create a 3D representation. This approach is noted for its scalability compared to existing methods.

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  • Understanding of 3D modeling techniques
  • Familiarity with filtered backprojection in imaging
  • Experience with point cloud generation from 2D images
  • Knowledge of optical projection methods
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  • Research 3D modeling software that supports point cloud manipulation
  • Study the principles of filtered backprojection in medical imaging
  • Explore techniques for stitching 2D images into 3D point clouds
  • Investigate optical projection technologies for 3D displays
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3D artists, optical engineers, researchers in imaging technology, and developers interested in advanced projection techniques.

Adel Makram
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I just thought about whether it is possible, or already exists, a method to construct a 3D optical scene using the method of backprojection.
First, I will capture the scene (say a castle) from different views using HD camera. Then using one of the app to stitch the 2D images into a cloud of points in the 3D space. Next, I will further slice the 3D of the castle into thin cross section 2D slices which have the surface information of the object. Lastly, using the technique of filtered backprojection used in CT to project the light from different small light beams around the scene to create the 3D model.
 
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Adel Makram said:
project the light from different small light beams around the scene to create the 3D model.
And what will the light beams be projected ON to?
 
Sorry for the late in the reply. The light may be projected on a cloud or a crystal whose particles would shin when reflecting the light.
 
I like the 3D article in the last link. But it seems that it has a very limited capability and it is very small in size too (lens is used to watch it).
My technique can be made on any scale.
 

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